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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1933
Page
2
Lizetta travels by train toward New York after Stuart’s sudden departure. She recalls their last hours and questions Marion Patty and Terry while confronting a storm of memories on a desolate journey. The narrative hints at hidden causes behind the man’s disappearance and looming reunion.
The Litchfield column covers dinners and visits among the Brodt and Habesfeldt families, numerous callers from Montrose Cleveland and Akron, and local events. It reports Grange initiation, a town hall dance with Hartman’s orchestra, a Salt Water Taffy play by 4-H, and a Congregational church meeting with various officers elected. Litchfield high school basketball teams traveled to Spencer for two games, with close scores, and next home game vs Hinckley. Community church revival plans, Baptist activities, and a Lorain Association gathering are noted, along with marriages and local social events including a marriage of Violet Buttermore and Henry Jones.
Spencer brief mentions Mr and Mrs W E Fusselman and daughter visiting Ida Fusselman, a trip by Mr and Mrs Alfred Fuller to Mansfield, Belle Bradley and children Treva and Lester as Sunday dinner guests, and local residents attending church volunteer activities in Chatham along with several guests from Cleveland.
Sam Martin a 77 year old Preston Nebraska resident faces the electric chair after a shooting spree in which two members of the prominent Margrave family were killed and two others injured. Martin claims Native upbringing and is alleged to have killed James T Margrave's son William and wounded Stuart Margrave and Mrs. Margrave after an earlier fence dispute on the Margrave property.
Mallet Creek reports juniors staging a three act comedy drama No Account David on Wednesday with a large cast led by Gran and David Benton. York High previews debate hopefuls under Mr Hedinger aiming for material from Cleveland library on a plan to adopt British radio control features. Granger teams lose both basketball games. York visits Sharon next Friday for two games. A York School masters banquet is hosted by Y-Echo staff. several community dinners and quilting meetups noted. Local moves include families relocating to Cleveland and a house fire on Abbestille road.
Earl Heiden hosted a birthday dinner for Henry Sheffield with relatives including Sheffield's parents Fred Sheffield and Alma Sheffield, grandparents Charles Pickworth and Oma Pickworth, and friends such as Amy Bradstock of Penfield. The group shared a pleasant day and wished Henry many more celebrations with various local attendees.
A sermon will be delivered at the Methodist church by Rev Baker from the Community church. Special music will be provided by Methodist orchestra and choir. Members of Geo Walto's Sunday School Class plan an oyster supper at Mr and Mrs J A Lutkhart's home Friday evening with all warmly invited. A program is to start early in the evening. Also reported are visits by Henry Worcester and Florence Worcester of Oberlin to LeRoy Lounsbrough family, and Mary Lounsbrough with Beulah Feakins of Charlin as recent guests. Theodora Breyley and husband have returned from several days in Columbus.
A dance sponsored by the Athletic Club last Friday drew a fine crowd. Another dance in the series will be held on Friday evening, December list. Mosher's orchestra will provide music and Ray Grundy of Oberlin will call the square dances. Misses Stella Kopas Helen Kopas and C Betts of Camden were Sunday afternoon callers.
H. T. Breyley named township chairman to lead a county wide poultry management school with C I Hummel as acting extension agent. First meeting held at Wellington Grange Hall with sessions scheduled Nov 21 Dec 5 12 and 19. Also notes: Austrian cheesemaker Horr Eliskases denied admission to Britain and Spain plans railway highway transport coordination.
Advertisement for Lydia E. Pinkham's Tablets for Women touts a new 50 cent size. Claims relief and prevention of menstrual disorders without narcotics. Describes it as a modern medicine addressing the cause of trouble and promises permanent relief with persistent use. Sold by druggists for one cent?
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