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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1932
Page
3
South Amherst reports the Study Hour club enjoyed a program on Housekeeping In Russia by hostess Mrs John Thompson. The evening included a word fading contest and refreshments for ten members. Numerous neighbors joined Thanksgiving Day dinners and visits, with many Cleveland and Elyria relatives noted among the guests and hosts.
The annual chicken supper held in the Evan gelical Lutheran church hall in Valley City drew nearly 300 attendees and was reported a huge success. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Lot Rych and their son Glenn from Cleveland who were guests at Mrs Rych's home.
Richard Bailey film director is shot in his Los Angeles bungalow. Jere Kane criminology student investigates, focusing on Nanette LeRoi, a returning starlet with a murky past. Kane questions visitors Lucy Hull and Larry Weldon while a diary hints at a blackmail plot and a puzzling last scene in the den.
The first nutrition meeting sponsored by the extension service was held at Gulf Road School House in Sheffield with strong turnout. Mrs. Alice Bird led the session on nutritious foods and demonstrated Meats Like Dishes using home grown products. The free food project aims to show economy taste and nutrition, growing in popularity among Lorain County women. A second food project meeting is planned for February 18, and a clothing project will follow the two sessions upon request to remodel winter garments. Attendees included Mrs. George Cotton Mrs H C Chambers Mrs Charles Hammer Mrs Archie Haynes Mrs Leonard Haglund and Mrs Clarence.
Thanksgiving gatherings spread across Henrietta Oberlin To led o and nearby towns with numerous families hosting relatives and friends. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. William Jackson and extended kin from Akron Birmingham Lorain and Cleveland as well as residents from Elyria Bay Village Berlin Heights Rugby South Amherst and other communities.
Carlisle guests over Thanksgiving include Miss Harriet Westcott from Vincent visiting Miss Bernice Squire on Butternut Ridge, and multiple hosts on Chestnut Ridge and Oberlin road. Family dinners feature Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin, Mr. and Mrs. Humphy at Butternut Ridge, with stops in Lorain and Greenwich.
Mr and Mrs D K Beedle hosted a Thanksgiving Day family dinner at 1712 East Avenue with guests Mr and Mrs William Moore and family of Lorain, Mr and Mrs Carl Boone of Dover Center, Bob Wideman of Medine, and their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Calvin Corkill and family in Elyria. Out of town guests included Mrs Maria Mollison Mrs Elizabeth Molison Mr and Mrs Clarence Mollison Mr and Mrs Ray Kitson and sons Kenneth and Clarence from Garfield Heights visiting Mr and Mrs George Stegman at Chestnut Ridge.
The author reflects that Shakespeare presents few characters to condemn or hate, many to approve, and some to love, deeming this the strongest verdict on human nature. It highlights Shakespeare’s nuanced portrayal of people and moral judgment.
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