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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1936
Page
2
A letter discusses youth citing collegiate influence as an excuse for rough behavior. The writer cautions against using college as an alibi and introduces a domestic dispute addressed to Mrs. Martin about ongoing home matters.
A mother recounts two disturbing incidents from visiting suitors at her home. She describes disrespectful behavior by college sophomores, including casual visiting, food throwing, and lack of courtesy. She warns her daughter to end that company or risk her home and dances.
A mother seeks guidance as her daughter sneaks out to meet friends, prompting concerns about respect and home norms. The adviser cautions the behavior is exceptional for today and urges compromise, firm boundaries, and paternal involvement to steer the daughter back toward safer, supervised social settings.
Grafton School faculty entertained the Board of Education at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Jantz on Tuesday evening. Bingo games preceded visiting and refreshments with a list of attendees including Supt and Mrs Walter Jantz and numerous area residents.
Susan Morrison pursues justice after learning old Cyrus Morrison swapped a thriving farm for swamp land. Lawyer Peaslee hints Eben Fosdick may have exploited the elder, while Susan takes a hotel job to investigate and protect her six hundred dollars as she navigates town gossip and a new, troubling encounter with Chester Hadley.
Questions on introducing spouses and handling courtly behavior are answered. Guidelines advise avoiding Mr Mrs or Miss when naming family, suggest addressing spouses as such, and note men should offer a woman's arm only when needed. Additional notes cover mourning seals and differences between a la carte and table d hôte menus.
Anchor Rebekah Lodge held a Tuesday evening nomination of officers. Election of officers will take place at the next meeting.
The annual rabbit supper of the Masonic Lodge took place in La Grange on Wednesday evening. Attendees from Grafton included Frank Bladowski and John.
Readable names include James Tran Clark Harry Hahn George Edwards Arthur Bennett Clark Finley Frank Cragin Edward Harder Ira Swartz and H W Hutchinson in the fragment. The text presents an array of individuals without clear action or context beyond listing attendees or members.
Mrs Harvey Durkee and her son Warne of Cleveland along with Bert Barr and Orville Lehman of Akron were supper guests. Mondar visited the Lehman home. Mrs Susan Cragin recently stayed several days with her parents Mr and Mrs E Worden in Vermouth. Mr and Mrs Albert Haury spent Saturday in Cleveland with Mrs William Feist. Mrs Carl Shepherd attended a birthday party at Mrs Stella Raver's home in Cleveland.
Mrs Harver Jarvis and family from Lakewood along with Mr and Mrs Jackson of Elyria were recent guests at the Frank Crazin home. Several residents visited Cleveland on Tuesday and others hosted visitors from Massillon and LaGrange in local homes.
Mrs Cleo Crittenden and party went Thursday to Akron to visit the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alver Easley who is in a hospital for operative treatment. Elizabeth Chamberlain and Emma Smith planned to spend winter in Cleveland with daughters. Carka field couple C Ames dined with Rose Hodgkin. Key Hayes and son visited relatives in Cleveland and Akron.
A fiction serial note indicates continuation next in feature type. The piece carries publication marks and authoring credit, signaling a recurring column or story installment.
Miss Thelma Barnes suffers a badly injured knee from a fall on cement steps at Brighton school last week. The weekly note also mentions visits and family travels including Walter Gariss visiting in Ejrica and L H Terrell, Mrs Rachel Simonson returning to Cleveland, and Mrs Carios Snyder spending the week with her daughter in Shelbr.
A Methodist church gathering in Brighton will feature a 1 pm sermon by Rev W W Wagar District Supt followed by a noon fellowship dinner and an afternoon communion service. Local families Esther McCauley Norman Beteridge Anna Sims from Everett Ohio visited relatives here and Mr Robinson from Spencer hosted a family dinner with Clifford’s 86th birthday celebration.
The phrase traces to St Paul who likened hope to an anchor of the soul that is sure and steadfast, tied to God's promises for the faithful. This emblem has long symbolized assurance amid trials within Christian iconography and liturgy.
A historical note states that about three quarters of Poland's citizens derive their livelihood from farming. The remark highlights the agrarian structure of the nation and the central role of agricultural work in daily life.
The article warns against strictness toward adolescent girls about boy friends. It argues home atmosphere shapes behavior and urges making daughters friends of both sexes welcome at home. Hosting teens curbs secret meetings and builds trust, with guidance on handling social development.
The New London High School Home Economics club held a tea meeting on Tuesday with 17 mothers present. A program featured a trumpet solo by Martha Lilley, vocal quartet including Donne Stoskopf and Frances Manke vich, Virginia Gardner, and Bertha Salata, plus an instrumental trio. Betty Wolfe received the first award for a completed skirt project, while Frances Crabbs received honorable mention. The gathering marked the second regular meeting of the Home Economics group at NLHS.
A period beauty feature advises night and morning facial routines using skin food and creams to restore youthful texture. It highlights cleansing, toning, eye area care, and makeup steps, plus notes on gold-containing and oil-rich creams and a method to obtain names of products by sending stamped envelopes.
Monday evening meeting led by President Margaret Wert and included reports read and accepted except the treasurer's. A penny match financed club pins, followed by a trumpet solo by Martha Liller, an instrumental trio, and a talk by Iris Beatty. The afternoon closed with a crocheting demonstration.
Mr and Mrs A B Brundage and Mr and Mrs Elmer Barker and families spent Sunday in Lakewood Ohio Mrs Harold Sturtevant was hostess to the Fitchville M E Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday Mrs Eliza Howard daughter Mary were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C H Burk Mr and Mrs George Brehmer and family returned Monday from a week end visit with relatives and friends in Pennsylvania Mrs William Marrett is assisting in the bookkeeping department of the C E Ward Co during the illness of Mrs Phillip White
New London kaç Kum Dubble Class of the 1st M. E. Church held its annual Thanksgiving dinner at the Ladies Aid Ball on Wednesday evening with three members present. The event included a reception for Rev. and Mrs. William H. Mitchell, newcomers, a three course dinner, and a short business session planning a Christmas party.
Mrs John Born entertained Wednesday evening at her home in Henrietta with guests including Mrs Art Engle and children Mrs Will Bechstein of South Amherst Mrs Coon Saltzaman Mrs Walter Miller Sullivan and Mrs Harry Decker Elyria.
Mr and Mrs George Becker and daughters Adaline and Genenabell attend the Good Samaritan Hospital graduation exercises in Sandusky where Miss Dorothy Becker is a member. Leonard Haag of Avon Lake calls on his sister Mary Becker. Ernest Lamoyer and children of Bay Village and Frank Kelble and daughter dine with Chauncel Currier. Charles Becker of Brounhelm spends Thursday with Adam Horn family.
Mrs. Mary Becker and Mr. and Mrs. V. D. Whitney visited Elyria Saturday evening. Oberlin visitors and Berea trips are noted with guests including families of Adler, Hostettier, Gins, and Portman. Other calls and visits include Brownhelm, Kipton, Rocky River, and Berea with multiple family gatherings and supper guests.
Leon Currier was accidentally shot in the leg on Tuesday amid an Aid hail event. A committee led by Mrs. Frank Lawrence Mrs. Edmund Franklin and Mrs. Lovell Hileman was appointed to lay the plan. Mrs. Charles Crawford provided the entertainment features.
Social roundups report visits by Daphne Bates to Lena Gegenheimer, C H Currier and Mrs Jack Pietch stopping by, and Mrs A J Clemons entertaining or receiving callers. Harold Coates joined Walter Walker and E N Walker of Oberlin for a Kent outing with R B Vincent’s hosts. Alice Buchs from Oberlin spent weekend with mother Anna Buchs.
Mr and Mrs Melvin Unger hosted twenty five neighbors Friday to welcome newly moved in Mr and Mrs Leon Beam with games contests and refreshments including sandwiches coffee pickles cake and ice cream The November PTA meeting followed at the school with strong turnout a Reform church one act play Sewing for the Heathen and films on Robinson Crusoe and flax to twine production.
A number of Wellington families gathered Friday evening to celebrate, including Mr. and Mrs. Philip Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark and son, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Poiner, and others. The event honored Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gillette, recently relocated to a filling station at Henrietta Hill.
Mrs S Kaetzel was admitted to St Luke s hospital Cleveland Sunday afternoon for observation and treatment. Mr and Mrs Ray Brown and daughters Barbara and Laura Mar Mr and Mrs Fred Latteman and daughter Mary Vivian were entertained for dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs George Latteman Birmingham. Mrs Anna Kropf of Detroit returned home Tuesday after spending several days at her niece s home. Mrs Louis Delefield and family Mr and Mrs Charles Gibson Lorain were guests Thursday Mrs G M Snyder and family. Mr and Mrs Adam Horn were Oberlin visitors Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wallace Court and Mr and Mrs Herbert Downing of Painesville called on Mr and Mrs Wallace Court Saturday afternoon. Will Paul and daughter Dorcas of Milan were evening visitors.
Mr Wilk inson spoke Sunday at the Congregational church in the interest of the Anti Saloon League. Betty Butkrees hosted a Sunday school class party at her Cook Road home. Mr and Mrs Guy Donaldson Beatrice and James visited H E Hares in Pittsfield. A marriage license issued Tuesday to Glenn C Bement and Mary McMenee of Lorain. Mrs Bertha Goulds niece Grace Samuels of New York visiting. Mrs Damie Broadwell spent time with Mrs Louw Rittenburg in Cleveland. T H Cowley suffered a severe heart attack at the school house Thursday. To a high caste Hindu the more often the name of a deity on his lips the more merit he earns.
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