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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1935
Page
5
Flyrin High School observed National Book Week with a circus themed display inside the library. Students toured “side shows” and maps, studied circus history from Circus Maximus to Roman triremes, and solved library puzzles to win prizes.
Friday afterbees seventh graders host a local radio program with soprano performances and group selections led by Louis O, featuring Miss Rise Barber and Aceon Meek. Attendees include Mr and Mrs M J Berea and Mr and Mrs H C Pars. Penfield teachers toured Avon Lake and Ridgeville schools Wednesday.
Penfield Andrews with Miss and charge of the program Hi School orchestra played three numbers Martha Wood a vietin ola accompanied by Margaret Frey at the piano Laneen Leach recitation The speaker of the evening was introduced a Mr fii man from Africa who gave a very instructive talk on tuberculosis AE felt well repaid for attending the meeting VISIT IN MARYLAND Mr and Mrs Orlo Smith of La Grange Mr and Mrs F E Klein ans left Friday morning for Baltimore Maryland where they will
Kurt Hastings known as the Silver Moth delivers a secret packet from Rome to Cairo. He visits sister Christine in Kom el Akhdar near Cairo where a deadly secret enterprise unfolds among Europeans. Sonia Andrews guides Kurt as danger rises, with a mysterious watcher in the hall and a tense search for truth amid greed and murder.
An impaired excerpt describes a white man who claimed to ascend a mountain with jewels of a king, died in sleep with his jewels, and faced Ethiopian skepticism. It references King Menetik and Mentodas, hinting at religious disputes over doctrine and the value of a local path or belief. The passage blends legend with disputed proof and late nineteenth century attitudes.
Lorain resident Miss Geraldine Woods hosted an overnight guest, an Elyria memorial hospital patient, and a former guest Frank Bechtel stayed with his sister Mrs Philipena Schubert in Elyria as another hospital update noted Frank McDonald at Elyria Memorial Hospital showing improvement.
The Spencer Missionary Day gathering at the home of M. E. was hosted by the Women’s program with Mrs. Grace Cares assisting. Ray Gress gave a talk as part of the program. tables were set and prizes awarded to Brouse and Hardé. Guests included Mrs. Susie Ream Lon Rush Jay Mantz and Mrs. Bewen with several others attending a sociable evening.
Adores a plum wool jersey version with velveteen trim and a formal black crepe silk option. Style No. 2518 fits sizes 14 to 18 with busts 36 to 40 inches. yardage listed for 39 inch material. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern together to Hall and Winter Fashion Book.
A garbled mix of names and places appears to record social notices and events. Mentions of Sullivan, Mrs, Rev Echmink, Wellington residents, a funeral in Savannah, and various households like Firelands and Akrom. Also references to a gathering at a neighborhood club with food and a supper at home, plus scattered names such as Mr. Vernon and Mr. Calem.
Birmingham residents host and visit relatives in nearby towns as week end and midweek social ties are noted. Names include Hilberg of Pontiac visiting sister Barbara, Fer family at Cleveland Marine Hospital, Berlin Heights Shirely guests, De Clute and Sweet households, Collingwood and Oppo families, and several Cleveland trips with mentions of HL Heald and other local names.
A group connected to a high school hosts a benefit program titled The Fountain of Youth featuring an all girls chorus. Proceeds aid athletes at the school. Several named community figures are mentioned in relation to the event and a visit to Lakeside Hospital for a planned operation is noted.
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