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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1938
Page
13
Hollywood observes Mrs. Jock Whitney, a rich heiress, as a candidate for a major film role in Dodge City. Debates split between fans who prize talent over wealth and those who fear talent will be sidelined by financial prestige.
A long list of Birmingham area residents and relatives plan visits and Thanksgiving gatherings with family in Elyria, Wakeman, Lorain, Amherst, Huron, Mansfield, and Cleveland. Highlights include Walter Lawrence and family, Margie Davidson visiting her mother, and Otto Schoepfle traveling from Cleveland for Thanksgiving. A former Birmingham teacher Thomas Hartley brought his Huron team to win 22 to 18, and Navy officer Donald Robertson of Birmingham will be buried in Arlington with military rites.
A writer notes the volatile glitter of fame as a dazzling newcomer rises, while a seasoned star like Nan Grey remains under public gaze. The piece recalls Gloria Stuart and a child’s playful quip from Silvia, illustrating the era’s Hollywood frenzy and the press’s appetite for romance and scandal.
Miss Margaret Round will speak on WHAS Louisville on Monday morning November 28 as part of Asbury college radio. The program runs 6 to 6:30 AM Central time. Also noted are Thanksgiving plans, class projects at the high school, and local visits and gatherings across Elyria and Oberlin area communities.
The Home Coming at East Oberlin Church on Sunday morning drew former community members and many Oberlin College students. Thanksgiving and communion services were led by Dr. Clarence Ward and were impressive. The Church Council met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Ford Sunday evening and church officers were chosen for the coming year.
Over fifty attended the Rus sia Township Farm Woman's Club gathering at the Grange hall for a Thanksgiving party. Hostesses listed include Mrs. Mary Lonsbrough and other members. Plans were made to send two Thanksgiving baskets to needy families and officers for 1939 will be elected at the next meeting.
Sunday night officers chosen include superintendent Mrs Claude Wovirage for a two year term and G I Hobbs as assistant superintendent with Ralph Aic Roberts as secretary. Treasurers include Mrs Aletta Pera and Mrs R F Clark. committees led by Mrs Ford and Professor Corodrs. Sunday School officers list G L Hobbs as superintendent, Cozette Smith as assistant, Doorvutha Rathwell as secretary, and G I Hobbs Jr as assistant. Christmas program set for December 26 with G L Hobbs chairing activities.
The notice lists numerous local families and guests visiting relatives in Creston Medina Wellington and Elyria. It notes Thanksgiving plans with relatives in Cleveland Lorain and Columbus, hospital stays and nursing home moves, and several weekends spent with friends and kin in Wood County and nearby towns.
The First Congregational church hosted a large concert by school music units with the Symphony and Band performing Procession of the Sardar from Caucasian Sketches and In the Hall of the Mountain King plus Military Escort. vocal groups sang The Sac and other titles. Notable solos featured Bass section pieces and Rochea in the Cradle of the Deep. An exhibition of weaving was displayed. No admission charged. an offering was taken for expenses. Thanksgiving Day guests were noted among family members visiting local areas.
Arthur Cordray of Cleveland married Carol Gamiet of Cleveland in a ceremony at Boden home in Cleveland. The Rev Gua Randall of a Cleveland Ba churen officiated. The couple plans to reside on List S6th Street after December 11.
A large gathering of members of the Abu land Circle of the Bungs Dau suite filled the home of Grace Reciel Monday evening. In the absence of the reader, she hosted Whiteside. The meeting was led by Mrs. A. B. Souvharu. After officer and committee reports several projects were discussed. Miss Mary Knapp began a study series on biblical women focusing on Queen Esther. The program, directed by Mrs. Guy Phelps, featured a Thanksgiving story read by Mrs. Lelan Kirkpatrick and two vocal solos by Mrs. Ted Johnson. Light refreshments were served by the hostess and assistants. The December meeting and covered-aish Christmas party will be held with Mrs. Bert Hawk on December 19.
Reverend and Mrs Lonzo S Green plan Thanksgiving in New Philadelphia with Mr and Mrs Worthy Marsh. Others include Miss Georgia Andrew joining Mr and Mrs H L Wight and family in New London and Oberlin hosts. Families from Lorain Pittsburgh Marysville and Lyons area announce visits with relatives in Cleveland LaFayette and nearby towns for the holiday.
Cleveland hosted guests of Mrs. Tony Strittmatter on Sunday while Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krebs visited the Arthur Maxworthy home in Columbia. Franks from Homerville dined with George Maxworths, and J. M. Norris and family stopped by Ed Miller’s in Chatham. A birthday dinner honored Mrs. Cora Huntley and Ruby Haury as Barney Haury entertained Saturday evening. Guests included Hugh Tibbitts of Hinckley and J G Haury and family. Mrs. William Strittmatter visited her aunt, Mrs. George Webber, during the week.
John Page, president elect and past lieutenant governor of the Kawaitis district, addressed the Hernes Luncheon in ver weenis style. The report notes travel to Calaeraig with his wife, and mentions various local social updates including moves and upcoming departures.
Ruth Johnson of Gulf Pend debeverally entertained the Gas Depos Thursday evening at her home. A new member was received into the club and introduced to the constitution. General business was discussed, final plans made for a progressive dinner, and cards and fortune telling were enjoyed until late. First prize went to Dorothy Melton. A luncheon was served by the hostess to Bernadine Obringer Dorothy Melton Etty Jean Waldron Catherine Skumme Rose Downs Joerin Worcester Evelyn Novak and Doris Swintina.
The Sheffield Lake Fire Department responded to a blaze at Mrs. Gertrude Melbourne’s home Tuesday afternoon. damage was extensive and insured. The Brookside School carnival occurred Wednesday evening with games and attractions. Russell Gongwer led as general chairman. The PTA supper was not held this year. The PTA met Monday with L. B. Hindman as guest speaker and reports on membership drive were shared. Girl Scout Troop 17 plans a weekend camp at Judge Findley’s cabin on Abbey Road with four leaders. Fire Department members received Red Cross first aid certificates Wednesday night. Edgar Ellis of Lorain taught the first aid classes.
Rain delayed the ceremony but standard and advanced courses were completed. All firefighters receiving certificates Wednesday evening finished both courses. Recipients included Elmer Owen and senior officers Lo EB Chenes Alfred Born Charles Gubem Milton Bullock Joseph Cowley Sr Sylvester Dute and Myron Piggott.
Mire Miller 57 longtime Sheffield Village resident died Wednesday at her sister’s home following a lingering illness. She was active at St. Theresa's Church and Altar Society. Survived by four sisters, two brothers. husband died last April. Funeral Saturday at Yam residence and St. Theresa's Church with Rev. Adam Senger. burial in St. Theresa's Cemetery.
Woodruff died suddenly at Stop 78 Thursday mourning age 82. Survived by husband two daughters Flora Osborne Edith Oper a sister Edith Ramee five grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm at First Congregational Church with Eastern Star rites and Ridgeville Memorial Park interment.
Mrs Charles West hosted a small gathering at her home on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Julias Fourthter won the first prize, Mrs Edaag second, and Mrs Joseph third. Light refreshments were served with next plans to entertain guests at the home of Mrs Ed Diage.
Mr and Mrs George Liig celebrated their 20th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening party at the old house in the rear. The event featured dancing and late hour refreshments. They received many thoughtful gifts from friends and family.
Mr and Mrs Phil Gerhart renewed vows on Friday after a two week visit in City Kansas. They spent time with relatives from Colorado and Washington. A cousin Dr Dunbar of Canof Washington joined them for an indefinite visit. Other relatives hosted and visited include Mary Grace Irene Geneh and Harry Gough at Clyde and Milan homes. Betty Jameson and Lillian Wagner plus Mrs Alma Sturanichle and daughter Jean visited various local families. Sir and Mrs William Barr and daughter Nancy were guests in Sheffield Lake.
Mr and Mrs Leo Riehm of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Frank Yunker with their young daughter visited Raymond Yunker at Notre Dame University where he is enrolled as a freshman. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sump of the Grafton road also called on him. Mrs Mary Barnbridge of North
Olmsted was a dinner guest Tuesday evening of her grandson R W Bainbridge and Mrs Bainbridge at their home on the Grafton road. Mr and Mrs Frank Rahl of Chestnut Ridge joined Sunday at the home of Mrs Walter Bennett in Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Roy Robson entertained his brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs A J Robson of Elyria at Sunday night supper. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs George Smith Tuesday evening included former neighbors Mr and Mrs L D Van Arsdale of Elyria. Mr and Mrs H H Gregg and Miss Joyce Gregg visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr and Mrs R B Vandemark on Park Avenue and at Aly and Mrs Herman Goodspeed’s on Ninth Street.
Thanksgiving gatherings bring extended families to Butternut Ridge, Grafton Road, and neighboring towns. Families including Bourns, Goodyears, Schoenherrs, Kleebys, Warkers, and Brays plan dinners and daylong visits across Mesopotamia Elyria Cleveland Hunting Valley and Oberlin, with numerous relatives traveling to share meals.
Topeka Kansas October forecasts report drought reaching new statewide fall record with Flora, a federal meteorologist, noting only southwestern Kansas retained normal rainfall while other regions endure severe moisture shortage and a dust bowl history resurges.
Still coughing after many medicines Creomulsion claims to reach the seat of trouble and heal inflamed membranes. It offers refund if not satisfied and urges asking for Creomulsion by name to ensure genuine product and relief.
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