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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1931

Page

2

Bruce Durand's Jealous Pursuit Clouds a Social Plot

Bruce Durand battles jealousy in a tangled family drama as he pursues Lois and confronts Arlene and his aunt Eleanore. A web of deception, engagement rumors, and social pressure unfolds across a Chicago setting, ending with unresolved tension and a cliffhanger.

Carolia Palla Tove Bruce Durand Charles Durand Chicago Bruce Hole Margaret Arlene Lois Moe Rush Aha Loista Bho Afr Charica Durand Charles Eleanore Ariane Shoe Mr. Durand Lois Sha Ruth Europa Linus Corbin Mrs. Hayes Los Arlege Loi Lola Les

Belden Former Teacher Injured In Car Accident

Miss Mabel Zaunders, a former Belden teacher, was slightly injured when her car skidded and overturned. The vehicle was wrecked. Zaunders teaches sawing at the 115 Industrial School in Delaware, Ohio. The Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club met with host Mrs A L Wise on Wednesday November 11 with a luncheon for several members and guests. Next meeting will be a Christmas party hosted by Mrs Stanley Pitts.

Belden Mabel Zaunders A. Ll. Wise James Aldrich John Bowman Scott Aldrich Clair Wolfe Herman Wise Stanley Pitts Ora Sprague Ed Harder AL. Nichols Charles Wise Bobbie Bowman Lyle Auble J. D. Mennell Victor Burton

Belden Basketball Schedule Highlights Belden Open Road Schedule

Penfield opens the season against Belden on November 20. Belden faces Eaton on December 4 and Avon Lake on December 11. Brownhelm visits Belden December 18, with Brookside at Belden January 15 and Belden at Avon January 3. Columbia visits Belden January 22, Belden idle January 29, LaGrange visits February 5, and Belden travels to Henrietta February 12.

Penfield Belden Eaton Avon Lake Brownhelm Brookside Helden Avon Columbia LaGrange Henriatta

PTA Meeting Deliberates Instrument Purchase and Lunch Funds

The November PTA meeting in the school auditorium was led by president Mrs. A. L. Wise with minutes read by secretary Mrs. James Aldrich. A plan to buy a Double String Bass was discussed, funds for a hot lunch program were not yet secured, and the program committee offered a varied concert of solos, readings, and a play.

A. L. Wise James Aldrich Crowe Mra G. Reismeyer William Tell Henry Schriver Dorothy Sandrock Leon Lehman Mchriver Sofos Adorafen Obertasa Fred Retanger

Victory Quilt Club Meet At Mrs Reisinger Home

Mrs Dwight Reisinger hosted the Victory Quilt Club gathering at her home on Wednesday. A yellow and white Double Tish Wham quilt was quilted and a luncheon was served. Decorations and table appointments featured the event.

Dwight Reisinger Victory

Armistice Day Activities and Local Gatherings

Stanley and favors marked Armistice Day with a nearly full slate of members attending the meeting, except Mrs Schrivar, while Mrs Clyde Schuster joined as a guest. Numerous visits and social calls fill the page as families and neighbors attend school events, host guests, and share Sunday and weeknight visits across Elyria and nearby towns.

Social and Referencing Notes From Oberlin Weekend

Oberlin residents traveled to Wyandotte Michigan for a weekend trip. Local families relocated to Sandusky and Florida for winter. Rod and Gun Club members attended a meeting in Oberlin. Grange officers were elected and locals visited Toledo and Akron. A birthday surprise for Mildred Raab featured a large local gathering with many relatives and friends. Multiple trips, visits, and social events are noted among Oberlin residents and nearby towns.

New Oberlin Chris Justin Thelma Schmitz Dorothy Chas, Davis Oberlin Wyandotte Mich Jerry Gildemeister Sandusky Art Falkner Florida Peabody Wm. Peabody Wm. Manns Theodore Manns Raymond Reisinger Frederick Emmerich Harley Telford Rod and Gun Club Grange C. D. Peabody John Emmerich F. J. Schmitz G. H. Dion Harold Steinman Toledo Steinman Brown Capirou Akron George Averill Averill

Local Social Roundup and Community News

WAKEMAN WAKEMAN Mrs Donald Shipman and others visited the Barnes home. The Peace Declarations program at Town hall featured Wight high school music and student ensembles. Local families hosted visitors from Cleveland Elyria Norwalk and Toledo. A stolen car incident was resolved and residents attended the Community club meeting with 27 members and eight visitors. Also notes on relatives returning from New York and remarks on adult education.

Wakeman Donald Shipman Ian Coleman J. BE. Rumsey New London Ohio Rollie Barnes Town Hall Wight High School Thomas Mockler Joyce Tommy John Guthrie Cleveland Arthur Witzbaden Buckley Roy Keny Irene Hahn Dorothy Knott Henry Ceytohen Robert Gerber Karl Green Co. M Kenyon Carrin Barnes Bobby Della May Carl Ketchum Phyrne Bucley Meade Buckley Marshal Barnes Essex Toledo Roy Wessel Harry Daugherty Wlyria Hursday Libbie Booth C. M. Kenyon Community Club L. E. Rumsey Gladys Barnes Baby Elyvia Libbig Booth Charles Kenyon W. W. Wallos Norwalk Norwal M. J. O'Brian Paul O'Brian Helen New York State

Penfield Obituary and Grange News Highlights

William Bullis of Penfield died Monday night in Grand Rapids on his 74th birthday after visiting his son George. Penfield Grange elected officers and hosted a card party with prizes. various local residents visited, traveled, or hosted relatives, and many weekend activities were noted in the Penfield area.

William Bullis Penfield William Bullis George Penfield Cleveland Mr. Bullis Grand Rapids Midh Penfield Grange Charles Pelton Lawrence Betts Elsie Shaw George Hastings Blair Pierce Julia Gates

Afternoon Bridge Club Hosts at Spangler Home

Members of the Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. C. C. Spangler’s home Monday afternoon for two tables of bridge and a social hour. Guests included Mrs. Henry Daugherty and Mrs. John Murray of Wellington. Jay Hart’s 80th birthday was celebrated the following day with a dinner in his honor, prepared by his daughter Amy Ferriman, with friends from Wellington and nearby towns attending.

Andermeister F. J. Schmitz Hazel Heath Lakewood R. B. Heath Lump Elyria John Emmerich Henry Mackett Town Line Road Nick Smith Brownhelm Harley Telford Wm. Manns Henry Sandrock Charley Bemis F. J. Behmitt Chas. Pomeroy R. J Mildred Raab Lillian Mills Oberlin Vivian and Idabelle Loretta Webber Fred John Mitra Donald Webber Ralph Justin Richard Kip Gildemeister Anna M. Schmitz Thelma Schmitz Dorothy Magdalen Dion Mary Justin Jeanette Mayme Webber Mia Charles Davis West Lorain Street Oberon Carlton Smith Florence Grafton Road N. Smith Frances Reighly Ober- Hill Pearl Télford Jim Laurie Andrew Shubert Lorain Road Roch Hauck Wm, Peabody Theodore Manny Ruth Lloyd Biggs G. H. Dion Arthur Dion LaGrange J. Brackley Chris Justin Lorain Mr. Boss Toledo C. C. Spangler Henry Daugherty John Murray Wellington Jay Hart Amy Ferriman Join Murray Harry Newcomb Cuyahoga Falls E. L. Pierce Hart Perriman Penfield

Weekend Calls and New Baby at Swisher Farm

In Mott and nearby areas families hosted visitors and Sunday callers including Mr. and Mrs. C. BE. Reary from Blake and Mr. and Mrs. Emmet Bayar with daughter Mildred. A birth was noted at J. T. Swisher’s, Nov. 10, a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Swisher. Mrs. Florence Squires cared for the newborn.

Mott Fm Miss M Burnbey Mire Harry Lakeycet Charlie Bigh Floyd de Long C. BE. Reary Blake Rimer Brubaker Emmet Bayar Mildred Minx Alps Wadeworth Edd. Wallington Spencer Charles de Long Homer J. T. Swisherr Florence Squires

Duty of Nemesis in Greek myth alleged fate

A mythic overview explains Nemesis as the goddess who assigns each person their due fortune whether good or bad and ensures balance by distributing rewards and deserts across humanity.

Nemesis Nemesis

Wealth Disputes Highlight Global Five Billion Dollar Gap

A remark notes that the amount of disputed wealth worldwide runs to five billion dollars, while a quotation on knowledge and ignorance contrasts human awareness with the vast unknown. The fragment reflects financial and philosophical observations from the era.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Howard B. Somers Elyria Savings and Trust the Inland Loan Company Lorain County Bank Bldg Wilris, Onto Elma Stanley Schrivar Clyde Schuster Jed Welburn Open Road Charlie Seckt Martha. Seckt AL. Wise Cleeva Sharlene Wise Avon School Lucille Wise Fred Haight Freddie Haight America Flanders Field Malcolm Beers Mary Killip Naomi Newman Clarenta Wise A J. Wise Antho Pfeifer Frent Elmer Foose Nicks Kandy Kitchen Dee Westandey Mre Vert Imperial Furniture Co East Ave Michigan George Bullis George Davereaux Richard Leach Chaptain F. B. Kellogg Harvey Blough Irene Blough Cores Treva Pierce Famous Oga Harrick Fiers Mable Pierce Avalac Tant Broward M. J. Walker Harry Boughton Charles Blight Lucile Lang A. G. Spangler Clair Dévereaux and Son J. A. Devereaux Betis Dague Pomona Grange Pen‘field Grangers James Herri¢a Nicholas Younglas Mia. Younglas Charles Brayley Minneapolis Minn J. B. Eglin Pittsfield Margaret Kinson Balla Dague B. A. Richmond Edd. Ferriman Medina Lila Ganyard Sterling F. M. Sponseller Elyria Savings & Trust Frank Lodi St West Ave Ridge Hill Memorial Park Lorain County Perpetual Care No. Ridge Road Oberlin Ava Township Line Road Tae Savnes Deposit Bay and Trust Co East Broad Street LYRIA
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