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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1932

Page

6

Christmas Charity Show Set With Lorain Elyria Talent

Jim Armitage hosts the Wellington Christmas Charity show on December 8 featuring acts from Lorain Elyria Wellington and Youngstown. The program includes the Floating Lady magician William Haden of Wellington and assistants from Youngstown plus Jackie Whidden Jerry Ferguson the Five Aces Elyria orchestra Seven-Come-Blaven Elyria Lillie Hancock Bobbie Burns Karl Kowaski the Elyria Masonic quartet and Wilbur Sutliff. The Not An Empty Stocking benefit is sponsored by BB Henes Wellington Enterprise editor with assistants Howard Page and William Wadsworth.

Five Aces Elyria Lillie and Hancock Harmony Gingers Bobbie Burns Karl Kowaski Elyria Masonic Quartet Wilbur Sutliff the Not Bb. L. Henes The Wellington Enterprise Howard Page William Wadsworth

Wellington Pilot Drops 7500 Feet

Wellington flyer James Gott piloting a Cleveland to New York passenger tri motor dropped 7500 feet after a propeller failure. The craft was at 9500 feet when the issue occurred and it leveled out at 2000 feet, allowing the journey to continue.

Wellington James Gott Cleveland New York

Wellington High to Start Basketball Practice Next Monday

Wellington High School coach Roy McCormack announces regular basketball practice to begin next Monday. Four lettermen return to the team this year, including Ted.

Wellington Roy McCormack Ted

Eddie Cantor and Rubinotti in a holiday radio column

A writer recounts listening to Eddie Cantor and Rubinotti perform with a cold. The piece riffs on Cantor’s music, quips about Philips, Rabinoff, and light rates, and muses on radio prominence and public utilities. The author notes Cantor’s enduring appeal, ponders taxation and the O P S plant in Lorain, and ends with Cantor signing off and Christmas near.

Eddie Cantor Rubinotti Cantor Philips Roosevelt Eddie Jolson Rabinoff Jules Bledsoe Allen and Burns Nght Santa Claus Bill O. P Courge Lorain Elyria Pmslad Cantor Doc Fawcett

Johnsons and fellows open season with Oberlin game

The first game of the season will be with Oberlin at Oberlin on December 16. The first league game will be played with New London at New London on January 6. FELLOWSHIP DINNER DEC $4 The annual Congregational church fellowship dinner will be held December 14 per Rev C W Recard with department reports. The Every Member canvass will be held December 18. TAKE PART IN LORAIN RALLY Wellington WBA chapter leads initiatory work at Lorain rally December 5 with regular meeting and officer elections planned. ENTERTAIN YOUNG FRIENDS Misses Wanda and Frances Manning hosted a group of youths from nearby towns with games and lunch. ENTERTAIN FORMER PARISHIONERS Dr C W Recard and wife hosted Sunday dinner for former parishioners including Mr and Mrs Russell Ring and Mr and Mrs Henry Hinton.

Congregational Church C. W. Recard Lorain Wellington W.B. A W. B.A Wanda Frances Manning Brighton Huntington Penfield la Grange Russell B. Ring Cuyahoga Falls Henry Hinton Canton

Amherst residents host family weekend

Mrs E J Thuemling and son Edwin Jr of Amherst and Moss Lorett Sugaski of Kent College spent the weekend with Mrs A Sugaski and family. Several brief items note illnesses visits and gatherings including Miss Marjory falls ill, Miss Lorent Moore and Blaine Scher visiting Altoona. Miss Mary Louise Bradstock returning to Carnegie Tech. a death notice for F L E Spink of Cleveland. Naomi Brenner visiting Pittsfield. Howard Stroup hosting multiple guests. Penfield High School quartet singing. Paul Recard entertaining guests. Sheffield family hosting Caiek Robert and others plus Loretti Sugaski and A Sugaski family.

E. J. Thuemling Edwin, Jr Amherst Moss Lorett# Sugaski Kent College A. Sugaski Marjory Pneumona Lorent Moore Blaine Scher Altoona Ben Scher Mary Louise Bradstock Carnegie Tech Pittsburgh L. G. Bradstock Fred Manning FL E Spink Cleveland Manning Naomi Brenner Pittsheld Howard Stroup Clyde Morrison and Son Ashland Charles Shee Scott Morrison Elyria Pittsfield John Stroup Spencer Charles Church and Sons Wellington Penfield High School Paul Recard Harrison Ward Akron Robert Sheffield A. Caiek Robert Larain Loretta Sugaski A Sugaski Florentine Edward Charlotte Harold Murray New London

Penfield Ladies Aid Meet and Local Basketball Night

The Penfield Methodist Ladies Society to hold a covered dish gathering December 1 at Society Hall with Mrs. Lawrence Betts as hostess. December 2 features a Penfield Brighton game on the Penfield floor with listed girls and boys squads including Ellen Gustafson Catharine Schulz Winnifred Kleinhans Blanche Kessler Wanda Kokotylo Esther Sooy Charlotte Bligh Isabel Jackson Mable Myers Lucile Johnson and boys Kenneth Kellogg Leo Hopkins Ralph Dickason Donald Biggs Douglass Biggs Edgar Jones Lester Bradley Lyndon Browand Walter Brietkrantz Virgil De-

Penfield Ladies Society of the Methodist Church Society Hall Lawrence Betts Brighton and Penfield Ellen Gustafson Catharine Schulz Winnifred Kleinhans Blanche Kessler Wanda Kokotylo Esther Sooy Charlotte Bligh Isabel Jackson Mable Myers Lucile Johnson Kenneth Kellogg Leo Hopkins Ralph Dickason Donald Douglass Biggs Edgar Jones Lester Bradley Lyndon Browand Walter Brietkrantz Virgil de

Farm Bureau to Hold First Winter Meeting in Gulf Road School

Elyria-Sheffield Township Farm Bureau members will meet for their first regular winter session at Gulf Road School house Tuesday evening November 29 at eight o'clock. A committee is arranging a program to follow the business meeting. All members and families are urged to attend.

Farm Bureau Sheffield Elyria-Sheffield Township Gulf Road

First Lady Enjoys Georgia Tech Clash in Atlanta

Unbiased observers at the Georgia- Georgia Tech game in Atlanta note Gov. Richard Russell and Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt among the spectators. Mrs. Roosevelt returned to New York after the game to resume teaching. The text also lists numerous Thanksgiving visits, gatherings, and a play production with dates, places, and people including Prof. Raymond Moley, Roger Babson, and several named residents and performers.

Fickle Fortune Play Delights Acme Grange Crowd

Columbia range notes report Acme Grange staging of Fickle Fortune last Wednesday. Play was entertaining with strong performances and good attendance. Characters listed follow, highlighting local participants and roles.

Columbia Acme Grange

Linderman Hosts Pittsburgh Guests for Thanksgiving Weekend

Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman hosted his sister and her husband Mr and Mrs Kittmer of Pittsburgh Pa for Thanksgiving and the weekend The Grange plans a program at the next meeting on December 6 and Acme Grange will also hold events.

Ralph Linderman Kittmer Pittsburgh

Insurance Man Locates Here

William D. Holt, an experienced life insurance counsellor, has joined Geo. R. Allen and Son. From Uniontown Penna he comes after six years in the field. He aims to reside here with his wife and son, and plans to practice in annuities and general life insurance. Holt studied at the University of Pittsburgh and Penn State College and previously taught school for eight years.

William D. Holt Geo. R. Allen and Son Mr. Holt Union Town Penna Holt University of Pittsburgh Penn State College

Christmas party and local visits noted in Elyria area

The article lists several holiday social details including a Christmas party on December 20 and Miss Wilda Heineman at the Farm Bureau office in Elyria. It notes Thanksgiving visitors at the F. Ives home, Dorothy Ives’ call on Viola Ives, the Nold family moving to Prospect Street Berea, and visits from Schindler, Durbin, Bahr families from Mansfield and Valley City. It ends with a remark on a proposal to make industrially advanced European countries members of a customs union.

Wilda Heineman Farm Bureau Elyria Ralph Ives Dorothy la Porte F. ©. Ives Wanda Viola Ives Nold Hutchinson Farm Prospect Street Berea Wm. Schindler Fred Durbin Glenn Bahr Mansfield H. W. Blackburn Jones Valley City Blackburn

Honeymoon hitchhikers reach Hoquiam destination

Noblesville couple Misa Dorothy Vorrow and W. L. Beckover of Tipton married last month began their honeymoon hitchhiking to Hoquiam Washington and arrived safely. Relatives were informed they started the trip the day after their wedding and secured rides along the way.

Noblesville Ind Hoquiam Wash Misa Dorothy Vorrow W. L. Beckover Tipton

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