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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1934
Page
13
Tim confronts questions about Hall's wire reports and Reeves theft while amid mounting tension. He visits Mrs Reeves, who reveals a plan to depart Europe after a calm, hopeful confession about her feelings and a growing friendship. Tim accepts a yearbook gift and requests post cards, leaving with unresolved clues.
Verna Pecker and Lester Drusendahl drove to Columbus Sunday with Lester staying to enter Ohio State University on Monday for his junior year.
Many readers report relief from rheumatic neuritis lumbar sciatica and other muscular pains with NEV AIL a prescription advertised as taking the country by storm. The ad promises relief regardless of pain intensity and offers a money back guarantee with refunds through druggists at local stores.
Mrs. Harry Lauer will entertain the Clover Leaf Clan on Thursday afternoon October 4.
Carlisle Grange held a Saturday evening program titled Boos ter Night with a medium attendance. Mrs Lucille Penfound led games and contests for member enjoyment, followed by refreshments served by a committee including Mrs Merle Penfound Mrs C C Strickler and Milton Babcock.
A W Mason, previously seriously ill, is improving steadily. Mrs Floyd Hart remains hospitalized at Akrea but is improving as rapidly as expected.
Mrs Henry Pallas and daughter Margaret attended the window show in Oberlin. Guests from Bellaire Ohio included Mr and Mrs George Schockey and family. Several families visited relatives on the Oberlin road and Schramm road. The South Murray Ridge PTA plans its first meeting October 9 with good patron attendance expected. Mrs Voglesong remains recovery after a fall with arm broken and injuries.
The article lists numerous visits and dinners among local families. Ray Hastings of Litchfield hosted friends on Sunday. Guests included the Burrer and Sprague families with daughters Beatrice and Carol. Eldred families from Murray Ridge Chat ham and I F Eldred shared time with their kin. Manns of New Oberlin enjoyed dinners with the Pallas family. Minnichs of Ridgeville visited Ollie Minnich and Clifford Hart's family. Charles Nash and children Nelson Louise visited Raymond Simms and Eleanor. Drusendall attended a funeral for Mrs Fullmer at Butternut Ridge.
Adam Blythe of Amherst and companions John and Philips Toth were returning from B O Pope’s with Rose Toth when a steering rod broke causing the car to roll into a ditch. Rose crawled out and helped free the others. All suffered cuts and bruises. Dr Miller treated them before they were taken to Amherst. The car was a total loss and no one was seriously hurt.
An illustrated dressmaking lesson promotes a two piece tweedy woolen dress with options for a blouse or skirt. Pattern No. 3023 includes blouse and skirt and sizes 11 to 19. Order instructions specify 15 cents for the pattern and 25 cents for the pattern and book combo.
Wellington scene notes: weekly football scores to be posted at Bind ers Drug Store window at 630 pm with full scores for important games. Also reports of local residents returns and travels including Mrs Earl Anderson from Oberlin Hospital Falls Clinic and social visits involving Mrs Lettie Hawk and others.
The Wellington club voted to shift to a 1 30 Desert Luncheon before the regular program instead of 2 30 with refreshments. Members answered Roll Call on Why I Love to Live in Wellington. Next meeting is the District Conference in Elyria on Oct 16 at the Woman's Club in Elyria.
Mrs Maude Burgher of Cleveland inspected the local Women s Relief Corps Tuesday praising officers ritual work and books. A covered dish lunch was served and a bake sale plan discussed with location to be announced. Attendance prize drawn by Mrs Harriett Whitney. A council special called to discuss FERA Pool project and sewer cleaning equipment purchases.
Mrs Sara Curtive hosted seventeen Sorosis members on Tuesday afternoon at her home. It was the first meeting since the May adjournment with new President Mrs A W Shields presiding. The program included minutes, secretary reports by Mrs C E Baum, president greetings, retiree response, and gavell presentation by Mrs George Warner. Mrs Guy E Wells gave a brief explanatory talk on the executive committee.
Britain signals support for Jewish national aspirations in Palestine while stressing the mandate’s constraint that fulfillment must not injustice other inhabitants. The statement emphasizes cautious endorsement within the framework set by the mandate.
The text references the Farmers Loan Corporation Farm Credit Administration and the National Recovery Administration and its subordinate bureaus as part of the financial and relief framework discussed in the article. It notes their involvement in loan programs and recovery measures during the period.
Walker, serving as executive director of the NEC, is recognized as the president's lieutenant in all recovery and relief projects coordinated with the Home Own program and related operations.
Dr Leonhardt seeks to cure piles by addressing internal blood circulation with Hemroid tablets. The advertisement claims the remedy removes the cause of pile misery and offers a money back guarantee through Phillips Cut Rate and druggists.
Style Center marks twenty four years in Elyria with special offers as the Goldstein brothers Samuel Joseph Louis and Max reflect on growth from a 17 by 100 foot room to a larger Elyria store and expansions that led toMarietta and Parkersburg locations. The Elyria shop, a leading Ohio specialty store, draws customers from Lorain county and nearby Lakewood and Cleveland attracted by displays and values.
A. M. Brenner marks the second anniversary of his return to Elyria as Brenner's Shoe Store operator at 671 Broad Street. His 18+ year career began with S. and B. Shoes in 1916, later moving to 571 Broad Street in 1932. Brenner emphasizes foot correction, Dr. Scholl fittings, and a stocked selection of Scholl appliances, with customers traveling up to 150 miles for proper fit.
Mrs Nettie Allen a pioneer Columbia resident and longtime Baptist Church member died after a long illness. Relatives and friends mourn her passing last Saturday with a funeral held Tuesday afternoon at her late residence conducted by Reverend Harold Halderman pastor of the Columbia Baptist Church.
The obituary notes the death of Mrs Allen at age 73 years, 11 months, and 6 days. Besides her husband, she leaves children Floyd, Forest, and Lora Collier, with her birth in Columbia and marriage to George KF Allen on October 10, 1884. Burial followed at Riverview Cemetery.
The Methodist Sunday School class held a monthly party at the home of Miss Florence King and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ullrich. Present were Eva Prindle of Cleveland visiting Overnight with cousin Mrs. Willard Hathaway. Officers elected for the coming year include President Edna Hursh, vice president Emma Martin, secretary Marion Ullrich, treasurer John Leach. A second treasure hunt was voted for October.
Word circulates about the death of George Hanks formerly of this place and later of Berea, who died last Saturday at the Pythian home in Springfield Ohio. Community notices cover a Parent-Teachers' Association meeting on Oct 10 at Columbia Town Hall with talks by Rev Eastman and L B Hindman and moving pictures, rally events at the Baptist Church, and various local visits, entertainments, and social updates through the week including church greetings, a reception for Rev and Mrs Brown, and residents moving, visiting, or attending events in Berea Canton and Cleveland areas. The piece notes traffic counting operations near Coyners and a recent hospital stay for Janet May.
The passage argues that equating culture with national aims is false since it denies shared parentage of cultures and hinders progress. New cultures emerge from cross fertilization of existing ones rather than from national isolation.
Clarksfield Oct 4 a special service for elderly people will be held at the Clarksfield M. E. church on Sunday October 7. All are welcome. The eldest lady present will receive a bouquet of flowers. Local residents and visitors listed attended various visits and gatherings in Oberlin Lorain and nearby towns.
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