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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1934
Page
3
Joel leaves Mrs Harris in a black car with an orderly and a driver, heading into the Virginia hills toward an isolated mansion. The car ride feels like adventure as she contemplates her covert role and prepares to take charge in a dormant, long‑uninhabited house.
Nov 26 Kipton scene features Mr and Mrs C C Becket hosting North End Neighborhood Club with games and refreshments. A Sunday dinner honors Stanley Bayless in town for Thompson Products convention. Numerous local families and visitors from Elyria Wellington Cleveland and Columbus appear in a crowded social notices column.
On Friday evening the Columbia boys and girls basketball teams will challenge local squads on the gym floor. Local fans look forward to competitive action and a pair of county rivals in a shared venue.
Mrs C Bickel and Charles Bickel with Misa Lois Bickel visited his sister Mary Ernst of Brewster on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jay Sharp and guests stayed at the home of Carl Krieg. Robert McBurnie from Warren in attendance.
Kipton Grange held its semi monthly and annual meeting in Campbell's Hall on November 13 Master S A Bowman presided Re-elected officers included Master Bowman Overseer Davidson Steward Clapp Assistant Steward Ostreim Lady Assistant Steward Mrs Bowman Lecturer Mrs Davidson Secretary Mrs Jackson Treasurer Mr Jackson Chaplain Rev Hanna Safekeeper Thomas Lee Pianist Frances Davidson Business agent F E Sharp Legislative agent Dr F E Weeks Pomona Mrs Otto Huene Flora Mrs N W Bates Ceres Mrs F S Sharp Seven new members joined First and Second Degrees: J L Brown Lawrence Jackson Emma Brumby Emma Spigsworth. A program followed with readings and a musical selection. About 50 attended.
Oberlin Grange No. 1003 met in regular session with a full attendance. An application for membership was referred to a committee. A supper at 7:06 preceded the next meeting on November 27. Officers will be elected. The program featured the Oberlin College Freshmen Boys Glee Club, a reading by Prof. P. D. Sherman, acrobatic stunts by Max Chapman, and an entertaining vote of thanks. Nearly 100 dined afterward.
A lively debate featured Mrs. Anna Hudson Mrs. R J Sharp and Mrs F E Weeks on the negative side opposing Messrs Rowman F E Weeks and R M Ostreim who argued for the affirmative. Judges Mrs Bessie Waite Mrs Mildred Brumby and M E B Perkins awarded the point unanimously to the ladies.
Fred Puder and Camden and Clarksfield families wintering in Florida. Weekend callers and visits across Elyria Lorain and Berea with Grange card party and garden club gathering. Eleanor Breisch at OSU Michigan game. Bernard Conry badly hurt by a dynamite cap explosion this week.
Miss Etla Beile Underhill of Elyria visited Lois Youtzy on Gulf Road Sunday. Report cards were handed to pupils Wednesday covering nine weeks of study. Mrs Archie Haynes of West River Road was honored Tuesday with an oyster dinner for her birthday anniversary and a tureen dinner for self invited guests. Cavers were arranged for twenty one. Mr and Mrs Schriver of Belden visited Sunday with L M Youtzy and Roy Perkins family.
Brownhelm area notes show a Tuesday session at church parlors with Mrs. A J Cooper presiding. Discussion on the Cleveland W C T U convention, readings, and plans for a December 18 program with a community project drive. Committees named. rug-making from old silk hose urged for the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Dayton. Also P T A meeting highlights at the local school with Christmas program offering to Community Christmas project and new recreation aims. Hot lunches planned at school with seven cent cost until December 2.
Elmer Kneisel of Brownhelm was elected Master to succeed William Kneisel at the Vermilion Grange meeting held in Grange Hall at Axtel. Other Brownhelm officers elected include Mrs. A. J. Cooper as chaplain and Mrs. Elmer Kneisel as Ceres. The next meeting on November 27 will feature guests from Vermilion and Brownhelm School faculties. Also noted, Evangelical church services Sunday at 11 o'clock will be led by Women’s Missionary Society members for their annual Thanksgiving program with special music and Rev Bill from Oberlin delivering the main address.
Northeim Lois Jean and Eleanor Albright are back in school after an absence. Northeim and Lois Jean resumed studies last week while Eleanor Albright returned on Monday.
NOVA NOVA November 26 reports R A Fox attending the funeral of his sister in law Mrs Della Fox with relatives traveling to New Castle in Coshoctan County. It notes visits by Mr and Mrs W D L Stone and children and Mr and Mrs Earl Stone of Ashland and Mr and Mrs Harold Painter and plans for Harold Painter to reside there indefinitely. Effie Deiter returned from three months visiting relatives in Ridgefield Wash Goodsell Kansas Yale Okla and a trip west praised. C C Fox and daughter Helen joined A A Fox for Sunday dinner in Elyria and Tra Campbell and family attended the funeral of her...
A large crowd attended the Brookside School auditorium event featuring a chicken supper and bazaar. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kauffman hosted guests from Gulf Road and West Dover, with Barbknecht of Elyins also in attendance. L M Youtzy and P L Chambers joined L M Youtzy and P L Chambers in Columbus for a Farm Bureau meeting.
Mrs. L A Juvia and daughter Patricia visited Delaware relatives while brother Ben Krushinski stayed in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs E B Richards and Mr. V L Raver spent weekend in Columbus area. A PTA meeting in the High School auditory drew a good turnout and featured Eskimo Ute pictures and a lecture by Mr. Clark Garber who has worked with Eskimo communities for eight years. Mrs Young's Sunday School class enjoyed a game night with refreshments.
Local social notes recount dinners and visits in Henrietta Elyria and nearby towns. Guests include the Burrells of Lyra and many families from Elyria Cleveland Oberlin and Birmingham with a long list of attendees and birthdays. A church service is noted for Sunday and a music teacher appointment at the local school.
A vivid comparison likens major nations to frogs swelling with threat as they intensify military moves. The portrayal emphasizes mounting tension and the looming risk of conflict among leading powers.
The article lists numerous local residents visiting, hosting, or calling on friends and relatives from Vincent Markley and nearby towns. It notes dances, visits in Elyria and Mansfield, Four-H photos, birthdays, lodge activities, and multiple household get togethers across the period Friday to Tuesday.
A series of brief local notices from Elyria including a tureen supper at the M E Church with officers and families invited, a W C T U meeting with Mrs J H Penfound, visits by Kathryn Salot and others returning to Detroit, quilting at Mrs George Knittle’s, guests from Lorain Lakewood and Cleveland, a Florida motor trip by L W Spiegelberg, and community calls among residents with a closing note on courage needed to face past wrongs.
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