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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1932

Page

3

Sorghum Syrup Aids Nebraska Farms In Slump

In Lincoln Nebraska farmers revive sorghum syrup to cut grocery costs amid low prices. Old mills are reactivated with shares offered by J Grimm while Jess Drum and John Withers near Statla keep the craft alive using a mill in operation since 1862. They crush cane juice by horse power, boil it to golden syrup, producing about four gallons from one hundred fourteen.

Lincoln Neb Grimm Grimm Hows Jess Drum John Withers Statla Drum

Spencer Spenceis November Brotherhood Meeting At Spencer

The Men’s Brotherhood met at Spencer Methodist Church on a windy evening with the speaker unable to attend. Attendees conversed and shared a lunch for over 50 people served by the Opportunity Klub M E B Division. Several local residents and relatives were mentioned in a steady stream of social notes and visits.

Spenceis Men's Brotherhood Spencer Methodist Church Raiion Klub M. EB Lewis Gannon Medina Austin Hastings Baby Ray Hastings Litchfield Pythian Sisters of Liberty Tell Temple

Pythian Sisters and Society Ladies Gather for Bazaar Preparations

Mrs Malancha Naylor and Mrs Howard McCourt led Pythian Sisters in Thursday sewing sessions for their annual bazaar. Mrs Arthur Rice’s group met at Mrs Charles Walters to prepare, while the Senior Philethea class packed boxes for Worthington Children’s Home and hosted a large lunch. Mr and Mrs Alfred Fuller made a brief business trip to Columbus, Ohio.

Malancha Naylor Howard McCourt Terrence Curtiy Willard Granville Susie Ream Charles MacLaren Lon Rush Harvey Broward Misa Bather Close Arthur Rice Pythian Slaters Charles Walters Dewey Griges Wellington Philethea Spencer Methodist Church Alfred Fuller Columbus Ohio

Carlisle Card Party and Quilting Gathering Noted

Mrs. Eric D Chapman from the Hedges attended a Wo mans club Business Women's Department card party in Elyria on Tuesday. Mrs Albert Krebs hosted twelve guests for a quilting afternoon on Butternut Ridge road featuring Mrs Frank Diedrich and others.

Carlisle Eric D Chapman The Hedges Business Women's Department Woman’s Club Elyria Albert Krebs Butternut Ridge Road Frank Diedrich Thomas Marsh Bert Hammond Russel Rhoades F. Fling Mary Wack Theodore Faulhaber Mary Fahmaker Carl Seckt Leon Ward Cyril Smith Krebs

Lindy Lodge News and Socials Report Tuesday Gathering

Mrs Wayne Crapp of La Grange attended a Lindy Lodge party hosted by Miss Pearl Godfrey on Murray Ridge. Edna Whitney presided at a short meeting as Maxine Miller joined the club. Mrs William Rennie to host the lodge in two weeks in La Porte. officers to be elected in December. Dinner guests of E Brown on the Grafton road included Elaine Holmes and others. Out of town guests Belle Stowe Nellie Martz and three sons joined A P Bailey at 1397 East Avenue for Sunday dinner.

Lindy Lodge Wayne Crapp la Grange Pearl Godfrey Murray Ridge Edna Whitney Maxine Miller Grafton Road William Rennie la Porte E. Brown Elaine Holmes Jack Hill Cleveland Fred Kent Elyria Harry Crodberg Telegraph Road Belle Stowe Nellie Martz Clarance and Glen Akron Harold Martz Texas A. P. Bailey East Avenue

Local Ladies Aid Hosts Tureen Luncheon Gathering

Twenty two members of the Ladies Aid of the Porte Methodist Church and nine teachers from East Carlisle School attended a luncheon at Mrs Charles Miller's Gratton Road home. A brief business session preceded quilting and devotional talks by Reverend Jones. Next meeting time to be announced. Briefs note Mr and Mrs William Staller visiting relatives in Floral Acres have returned to Lorain.

ATIC A Porte East Carlisle Charles Miller Gratton Road Jones Ted Devotonals William Staller Paul Bumgart Floral Acres Lorain la Porte John Hogan Jas. J. McHale John Roddy Ernest Bickenson Cleveland Coletta Paul Knott Ralph Prince Akron John Bawman Charles Baetz Alhambra California William Webster

Murder in Hollywood Haunts a Crumbling Film Set

Jere Kane a criminology student and Ben MacQuarie patrol Los Angeles as Bailey's murder unfolds in a Hollywood bungalow. Nanette Le Roi and Lucy Wilbur emerge as pivotal figures amid police questioning, with Weldon, Hull, and others connected to Bailey’s new project. The case centers on a dramatic reveal from Nanette Le Roi as Chief Lee confirms Le Roi’s identity.

Richard Bailey Hollywood Jere Kane New Orleans Hawaii Los Angeles Ben MacQuarie Lee Bailey Argna Kane Salley Nanette Leko Move Horizon France Jug Hotel Rudolf Holmes Howe Nanette Roddlf Leon Hutt Lucy Wilbur Larry Weldon Weldon Hane Lilian Hull Beth Lucy Ciler Lee Miss Wilbur Nanette LeRoi Venom Lil H Im Wilbur Lalt Larry Chivington DeMille Victor J le Rol Jave Bollywood Oine Lillian Halls Miss Hull Kane Promptee Lillian Hull Lil- Man Gil Navette LeRo

Amateur Dramatic Club Presents Christmas Play in East Carlisle

The Kan Act Dramatic Club of East Carlisle stages a Christmas program at Grangera Hall on Oberlin road Friday night December 2. Higher grades sing Our Flag. Knowles Brothers and William Bay provide tap dancing and music. lower grades perform songs and readings. A social hour with cider and doughnuts closes. Guests include Mrs Wayne Cropp and son visiting from Ta Grange, and Rev Muhly and Mrs Muhly of Detroit visiting Elyria area.

Ng the Kan Act Dramatic Club East Carlisle Grangera Oberlin Road Knowles’ Brothers William Bay Ridgeville

Pittsfield Society Met Pittsfield

The Ladies Society of the Community Church met with president Mrs. Julia Preston and thirteen attendees. They sewed Red Cross material and voted a sum for the minister's salary. The Wisdom Seekers class met with Mrs. A M Sherburne eighteen members attended and Florence Holden of Oberlin led choir rehearsal. A wilener roast followed with Mrs. Coulson and daughter Mrs. Mosher accompanying Mrs. Lounsbrough.

Society Pittsfield Ladies’ Society of the Community Church Julia Preston Red Cross Wisdom Seekers A. M. Sherburne Florence Holden Oberlin

Local social notes and a Pittsfield extension meeting

The snippet records visits and greetings among Oberlin Cleveland and Elyria residents. It notes Mrs Beulah Feakins and others on shopping trips, family visits, and Red Cross garment work. It mentions illness and recovery of A G Weat and Wallace Bear and ends with a Pittsfield Extension Group meeting.

Beulah Feakins Oberlin Cleveland Carl Avery Winfield Avery Dale Piper James McConnell Helen Mull Lois Brown Whitney Red Cross A. G. Weat Wallace Bear Charles Ingersoll Co Rocky River Esther Brown M. T. Brown Donald Brown Elyria Ed. Staples Pittsfield

Social gathering and village visits noted in Oberlin area

A noon meeting at Mrs. A. M. Sherburne drew twelve ladies as Alice Bird and assistants prepared vegetable dishes including tomato fondue and buttered lima beans. Guests Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. McDole of Oberlin, plus visits by Albert McDole and Robert Bear, were reported along with Milan and Wellington travel and local guestings.

A. M. Sherburne Alice Breyley Lois Whitney Alice Bird William Smith McDole Oberlin

Fire Engine Fund Boosted by South Amherst Choral Club

The South Amherst Choral Club hosted a benefit event for the Village Fire Engine Fund on Thursday evening. The program featured vocal solos duets and choruses. May or Schaub thanked participants. Mrs. James Nicol received flowers and pianist Eleanor Thompson a corsage.

South Amherst South Amherst Choral Club Schaub The Choral Union James Nicol Eleanor Thompson Clifford Middle Ridge Florist Henry J. Keib

Chapel Exercises At School Auditorium Friday

John Bolag chaired the chapel exercises with Velma Brooks as secretary in the school auditorium. Florence Heussner read scripture, James Kohler spoke, and an Armistice talk was given by C E Duff. The program included singing, a piano duet, jokes, and a poem about Armistice in 1932.

John Bolag Velma Brooks Florence Heussner James Kohnler Grayford Gott Warren Powers C. E. Duff Arnold Rankin Ernst Altomari William Knutffig Russel Springer Genevieve Jamie

Penfield Socials Report Busy Week At Local Gatherings

Mrs Ralph Bowman hosted the Woman's Association of the Congregational church in Wellington with 32 attendees for a covered dish dinner. Wellington Grange and Penfield Juveniles held a joint meeting with initiations, while Arlo Witbeck faced illness and treatment at Memorial Hospital Elyria. Officers for the Grange were elected with Harvey Blough as Master and Ralph Bowman as Lecturer.

Woman's Association Penfield Ralph Bowman Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church Wellington Necp Arlo Witbeck Arlo Memorial Hospital Elyria Reutter Spencer Therza Maude Lila Witbeck E. L. Pierce Chester Eglin J. B. Eglin F. E. Kellogg Fred Kleinhans Clothing Project Penfield Farm Woman's Club The Chronicle Aaron Browand Litchfield Jennie Dague George Bradstock Jeannette Mantz Akron Ed Cunningham John Smith Youngstown Robert Eglin‘s P. E. Davison Kenneth Davison Holmes McCaulsy Mr. Plas A. J. Cameron Hector Cameron Lorain Donald Burton Ferriman M. E Kepply North Olmsted Robert Eg-lin Marian Pfeiffer A. B. Pfeiffer Amherst Grange Harvey Blough Lawrence Betts Blair Pierce Lady Reman Julia Gates F. BE. Kellogg Grace Kellogg Charlie Pelton Ceres Abbie Bowman Pomona Mable Pierce Flora Beatrice Myers Irene Blough Clyde Minkler Jean Althea

Huntington Families Share Weekend Visits In Grange Area

Mr and Mrs EB H Allen and daughter Freda of Lodi along with Mr and Mrs Homer Allen and two children of Wadsworth visited relatives in Huntington. Don Root of Spencer joined several others for a La Grange visit with Mrs Homer Howard and family. Viola Dernier recovered slowly from tonsillitis and intestinal flu. A local Grange Hall dance drew townsfolk from here last Saturday night. Mrs B P Miller remains home with a cold and tonsillitis. The best way to keep good acts in memory is to refresh them with new.

Jriefs Huntington EB. H. Allen Freda Lodi Homer Allen Wadsworth C. A. Rugg Don Root Spencer la- Grange Homer Howard Viola

Fickle Fortune to be staged by Acme Grange at Town Hall

The Columbia community will see a three act comedy Fickle Fortune presented next Wednesday evening November 28 by Acme Grange members at the Columbia Town Hall. The cast includes Mrs. Buckley Lillian Hitchcock Wilda Heineman Myrtle Hales Helen Deltman Vida Martin Mildred Bartter Donna OCletzer Carroll Jones Roy Dettman P W Heineman and Lyman Hitchcock. Forest Ives game protector and County Game Warden Mr Holcomb have worked together this week. Wm Knapp family has moved to a Brokaw Road home. The Baptist Bazaar drew a large crowd with about 150 served at supper and many bazaar items sold.

Columbia Town Hall Acme Grange Mrs. Buckley Lillian Hitchcock Wilda Heineman Myrtle Hales Helen Deltman Vida Martin Mildred Bartter Donna Ocletzer Caroll Jones Roy Dettman P. W. Heineman Lyman Hitchcock Forest Ives Grange George Haag Henry Cletzer Everett Stone Gladys Haag Charles Hales Helen Dettman L. J. Sabins Ceres Donna Cletzer Pomona Blanche Stone A. P. Grills Gertrude Akins Robert Churchward Cora Mills

Birmingham Firemen Open Season With First Practice

The Birmingham Volunteer Firemen's Basketball team held its first practice at the Birmingham School gym on Wednesday. The team will open the season against Florence with Myron J. Knott as manager, Lincoln Wasem as business manager, and Donald Wasem as captain.

Birmingham Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Florence Myron J. Knott Lincoln Wasem Donald Wasem

Birmingham School Board Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The Birmingham School Board conducted its regular monthly meeting with all members present. The next meeting is planned for the Florence School building. Local social notes mention Cleveland guests and travel to Akron and California due to family illness and relocation.

Birmingham School Board Birmingham Florence

Prolapse Symptoms and Treatment Mentioned in Fragment

Fragmentary medical note describes prolapse symptoms such as quick itching bleeding and weak lower bowel circulation. It mentions salves and syrups and a named remedy with misread instructions, implying treatment by external prep or internal remedy.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hartford Ilss Vina Bechtel Clara Chatham Spencer Grange Town Hall Will Barrett Will Moore Sidney Scoye George Warker Baldwin-Wallace College Sidney Sooge Mir Jack Sharp Harry Sanders Sanders George Welsh Frank Brouse Wilbur Nixon Anna Betz Walter Boone North Main Street Lydia Brown Harry Simon Anna Frailey Canton Herbert Kuepfer Will Rook Kenneth McCroden Perry, G Bad Civils Warrence Curtice W. E Elyria Savings & Treat F. M Elyria Lumber & Coal CO D. A. Burr Cariille Center Carlisle Center Parent Teachers’ Association Dan Campbell Mary Wayne Cropp Little Son Ta Grange Jay Jackson Muhly Detroit Michigan E. §. Brown F. W. Bruce Indian Hollow Road Arthur P. Bailey H. L. Coulson Roy Mosher Mary Lounsbrough Albert Robert Bear Mr McDole F. ©. West Nel Jones Roger Milan Iona West Auble Ella Reisinger Schramm Road Arthur Whitney Jeanne Gibbins Velma Whitney Lakewood Charles Whitney Whitney J. Quilhot C. E Christian Endeavor Society Amherst Congregational Christian Endeavor Society Ways and Means Committee Sam Slack Sarah Wigoon Wm. Roberta Conrad Zilch H. W. Powers Fred Holzhauer Albert Schnatder Emil Ruth Cato Columbia Farmers’ Institute Liverpool Weat River Purdy Place Marehall Laird
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