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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1931
Page
4
Bruce faces Aunt Eleanore Durand as her social power clash tests his choices with Lois the stenographer and Sybil Morse debut party. Charles backs Bruce softly while Eleanore presses him to attend society functions and marry within their class.
Miss Martha Feeters of South Euclid spent Sunday with Mrs. J. G. Blacey in Ridgeville. Dr. and Mrs. Morgan and Miss Ellen plan a lengthy motor trip. Miss Georgia Ackerman of Cleveland visited Mrs. E. M. Knowles, while Alice Evans improves at Lakeside hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Guska welcomed a baby born on Saturday. Mrs. F. Hawke and Mrs. St. Hawke of Columbia Station stopped by Mrs. E. Knowles. Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Knapp and Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Knapp attended a Forsat erg dinner-dance in Newton Falls on Wednesday. Everett Miller of Pittsfield spent Wednesday evening with his father, B. C. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hurd also noted.
The Chron icle Telegram publishes two chapters of the serial Love Stands By in today’s issue to restore the original schedule after chapters were delayed by an error in printing the wrong chapter yesterday. The two chapters bring the tale back on track.
Wellington alae Willcox of Elyria will speak at the Wellington Kiwanis Club noon meeting Thursday. Fourteen new members joined the Wellington FP OO E at a special session Thursday evening, with an estimated 125 members present to greet the newcomers. A social hour followed with refreshments. Reading of Dumas play well received by Woman's Afternoon Club and Wellington Sorosis at Herrick Auditorium. Wellington High School loses to New London 24 0, ending a 17 game win streak. Friendship Club meeting postponed due to chicken pox cases at Children’s Home. Eight Entre Nous members held a hard times party at Lee cottage Sunnyside Beach with costumes, white elephant auction, bridge, beans and pumpkin pie.
Pittsfield attends and hosts multiple social and club events. Mrs H H Coulson led the Woman's Society of the Community church with twenty members, Wellington's Woman's Afternoon Club gathered at Mrs A P Lincoln's home, and the P T A held a high school meeting with a talk on home and school recreation and a plan to meet monthly.
An Interesting program was given with refreshments by Mrs. Lincoln and assistants. R. E. Campbell spent Thursday at Rochester on Farm Bureau business. Miss Blanche Nason improves at her sisters home Bertha Latterman in Hanrietta. Arrangements to aid the township poor underway led by Oma Pickworth. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Norris visit Beloit Ohio with Miss Floyd. Mills move to Lorain to work as lake boat watchman. Rev. and Mrs. William Smith of Oberlin dined with Mrs. E. Campbell. Redd Carter of Elyria and Ray Carter family hosted relatives. Neal Jones and Milan visit Mrs. F. C. West. Mrs. Howard Dayton ill with shingles in East Pittsfield. Pickworths and Oma visit Mary Whitney in Wellington at Rose Becker home. James McConnell completes new barn replacing wind-destroyed one from early summer. Detroit reports American men as worst dressed in the world.
The text notes Detroit clothing merchants, influenced by wives and families, debating causes of poor industry performance and agreeing that action is needed. It questions whether carelessness, ignorance, or economy underlie the issues, but no solution or names are provided. An unrelated Utah bear-hunting tale follows in fragments.
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