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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1934

Page

11

Windsor Hall mystery deepens at university campus

Tim follows a tangled trail from a student directory to Windsor Hall while plotting a bold move. He seeks a telegram copy, buys roses for Louise Reeves, and lunches on coffee and doughnuts as detectives close in on clues about the Windsor Hall impersonator. The editor warns of a looming confrontation with Plackner and a possible scoop.

Tim Windsor Fail Hall Sylvania Tex Httle Center City Windsor Hall Windsor Wall Thomas Lee Lee Blade Plackner Flackner Brown

New London Women Aid Opens 1934-35 Year

New London Auxiliary of the Women's Foreign Missionary Society meets with sixteen members and a visitor. Officers chosen, plans outlined for three months under the open door program. Dr. Wm. Shaw to speak Oct. 18. Community events include a writer's play Oct. 11-12 and various local notices featuring social visits and club activities.

New London Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the M. E. Church T. W. Messenger Geo. Parnell Roll Vail Richard MacClelan The Nerv R. Bair

Local visits and Sunday guests in Henrietta area

Rev Samuel Kaetzel and Mrs Kaetzel and Mrs John Geissendoerfer visited Albert Schmitkens at the Ben Clans home on Lake Shore. Families from Elyria Oberlin Cleveland Colling Brownhelm and Brownhelm area were listed as Sunday visitors guests and supper guests at various homes including the Hinderers Broughtons Emmerick Nothheim and Hostettler households.

Henrietta Samuel Kaetzel John Geissendoerfer Albert Schmitkens Ben Clans Lake Shore George Hinderer Elyria Albert Hinderer Conrad Northeim Brownhelm George Broughton Louise Emmerick Donald Walth Ed Christ Oberlin C. A. Bickel Adam Horn Emil Burrichter Lavon Ray Brown Jean Snyder Tom Miller Cleveland John

Brighton church Ladies Society elects officers for year

The Brighton Congregational Church Ladies Society met with 16 members and 6 visitors for a covered dish lunch. Officers chosen for the coming year are Mrs. C. H. Lampen president, Mrs. Russell Griggs vice president, Mrs. Linden Draper secretary, and Mrs. C. O. Goss treasurer. Circle Nos. 1 and 2 set meeting plans for October 11 with hostesses Mrs. Fred Harwood and Mrs. Clement Greene. The Brighton W C T U also scheduled a meeting with Mrs. Clyde Lee on October 10.

Brighton Ladies’ Society Brighton Congregational Church Roy Greene C. H. Lampen Russell Griggs Linden Draper C. O. Goss Circle No Brighton M. E. Ladies’ Society Fred Harwood Circle No. 2 Clement Greene

Local social notes from La Grange road gatherings

Saturday featured a shower of gifts for Mrs. Clayton Pfeiffer as a guest of honor. Mrs. Frank McGuire and Miss Kathryn Diedrick of La Grange road were guests of the Cavisle Neighborhood club, entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. William McGuire at her La Grange road home. Guy Gregg of Columbus attended dinner at his father H. H. Gregg’s home.

Clayton Pfeiffer Frank McGuire Kathryn Diedrick la Grange Road Cavisle William McGuire Guy Gregg Columbus H. H. Gregg

Entertaining for Teachers by Mr and Mrs Haskins on Grafton Road

Mr and Mrs Harley Haskins hosted an informal evening at their Grafton road home to honor Markley School teachers led by their association with the school. Guests included Misses Dorothy Bartter Marguerite Bittner and Gladys Freeland from Markley School and other friends from nearby towns.

Harley Haskins Grafton Road Markley School Dorothy Bartter Marguerite Bittner Gladys Freeland

Valley City Home Coming Attendees Listed

Among those from the locality who attended the home coming at Valley City on Saturday evening were Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kristoff and son of La Porte, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Krebs of the Butter nut Ridge road and their guests, Mr. and Mrs. William Miester and their daughter, Mrs. Marie Sweet of Berea, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ives of the Grafton road, and Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ives of the Indian Hollow road.

Valley City Jerry Kristoff la Porte Albert Krebs Butternut Ridge Road William Miester Marie Sweet Berea Ralph Ives Grafton Road Ira Ives Indian Hollow

Engagement announced for Mary Faulhaber and Paul Krebs

The engagement of Miss Mary Faulhaber daughter of Mr and Mrs Theodore Faulhaber of Elyria to Paul Krebs son of Mr and Mrs Albert Krebs of the Banneril Ridge road has been announced. The wedding will be solemnized on Wednesday October 7. Both are well and favorably known in this vicinity.

Mary Faulhaber Theodore Faulhaber Elyria Paul Krebs Albert Krebs Butternuil Rige Road

Local social notes from Elyna area feature gatherings

Mrs Eva L Maddock of Elyna dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Harley Haskins. Miss Maxine Miller of Graf ton road attended a supper meeting of the Elizabeth Stevens society at First Methodist on Tuesday evening. Mrs Alfred J Hopkins of Butternut Ridge road was elected president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary with Mrs Bertha Milroy as vice president and Mrs Joseph Wojick of Fuller road as guard.

Eva L. Maddock Elyna Harley Haskins Maxine Miller Grafton Road Elizabeth Stevens Society First Methodist Elyria Alfred J. Hopkins Butternut Ridge Road Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary Bertha Milroy Joseph Wojick Fuller Road

Essay Winner Receives Award at Lorain WCTU Meet

Lucille Brightbill of La Ports, daughter of Mr and Mrs Roy Brightbill, a fourth grade pupil, won first place for best temperance essay at the 52nd annual Lorain County WCTU convention. The award was presented Tuesday afternoon, funded by the Scientific Temperance Instruction program of the WCTU.

Lucille Brightbill Roy Brightbill la Ports Fast Carlisle Lorain County

Local social guests mingle across Elyria and La Porte

Mr and Mrs William Bourkes of Elyria visited Thursday evening with Mr and Mrs William Rennie in La Porte. Mrs La Vaughn Krapp plans Lindy Lodge entertainment Tuesday at her Grafton road home. Ralph Ogram and Anne Houser of Wayne Ohio were guests over the weekend of Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitney. Families hosted luncheon at Mrs James Alexander and Mrs Clayton E Smith in La Porte. Frank Rahl John Rose and daughter Sarah Beth from Chestnut Ridge attended Wester Fair. Mr and Mrs William Rennie later visited Mr and Mrs Carl Johnson in Elyria. Miss Agnes Rawson of Elyria and Mrs James Alexander stayed Thursday with Mrs Robert Stephenson in Berea.

William Bourkes Elyria William Rennie la Porte la Vaughn Krapp Lindy Lodge Grafton Road Ralph Ogram Anne Houser Wayne Ohio Clarence Whitney Sd James Alexander Clayton E. Smith

County Convention Report and Local Visit Highlights

Delegates will present the County Convention report. Brighton residents attended the W C T U County Convention in Elyria on Tuesday. Visitors from Cleveland and Akron joined local hosts for social gatherings at several homes. Weekend excursions included trips to Chicago for A Century of Progress and Cascade Park visits in Elyria. Many residents hosted relatives and shopped locally, with Genoa area and Wellington township figures noted in social roundups.

Brookside Board Battles Clerkship Over Records

In Sheffield Oct 6 Brookside Board of Education met last week to resolve the clerkship dispute. Clerk Carl Lattig was authorized to recover books and records from former clerk Mrs. Frank Fields. The board also budgeted 150 for legal services by Attorney Frank Stetson of Bilyria.

Sheffield Brookside Board of Education Carl Lattig Frank Fields Frank Stetson Bilyria

Brookside High School weekly orchestra practice and events

The Brookside High School regular weekly orchestra practice occurred on Tuesday at Brookside. Mrs Ricca Brown of Cleveland was ill last week at the home of her son Henry Jackson and wife on Ford road. The October meeting of the Brookside Parent Teacher Association will be held Monday evening October 8 in the school auditorium. Juniors and Seniors will lead the program at Friday morning chapel at Brookside School. Friends attended Russell Zelsinger of Avon funeral services Saturday afternoon at Sudro Funeral Home Elyria. Mr Reisinger was killed in a car accident Wednesday night on Detroit road. Some Brookside Juniors and Seniors will travel to Columbus Saturday October 6 to see Ohio State play an Indiana team in the Western Conference game.

Carlisle Leonard McDaniels Charles McDaniels Butternut Ridge Road Elvria High School Eric D. Chapman the Hedges Bessie Andrus Elyria H. H. Gregg Butternut Ridge Otto B. Chapman Clara Pitkin Ava Pitkin Charles Miller Charles Henne Mae Robson County Institute of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union First Methodist Elizabeth Stokes la Vette H. McKinley Irving J. Sheppard Grafton Road Cosmopolitan Club Mayflower Hotel Akron Marguerite Stre Edwin Sehnenherr Joan George Goodyear Fred Stokes Cleveland Hedges Cecil Pfeiffer la Grange Road Doris Walker Frank Wilcox Brookside High School Ricca Brown Henry Jackson Ford Road Brookside Parent-Teacher Association Brookside School Russell Zelsinger Avon Sudro Reisinger Detroit Columbus Ohio State University Indiana

Murray Ridge Attends Welfare Meeting and School Literary

Murray Ridge residents Grace Gannett John Dellefield and Louis Spie gleberg joined Elyria Two Welfare League at Mrs E Nichols Lake Avenue. Murray Ridge school pupils held their second Literary meeting Friday with America reading by Betty Encher news review by Amelia Duray on The Lindbergh Kidnapping and a new boat feature plus a clarinet solo by Oliver Shubert.

Murray Ridge Grace Gannett John Dellefield Louis Spiegleberg Elyria Two Welfare League E. Nichols Lake Avenue America Betty Encher News Review Amelia Duray Ervin Smith Oliver Shubert Helen Pitcock

Temperance essays win prizes at Elyria institute

Marjorie Pitcock Margarete Freeland and Francis Mackert received awards from the Ww. C. T. U. at the County Institute held in the M. E. Church Elyria for essays titled Temperance.

Marjorie Pitcock Margarete Freeland Francis Mackert County Institute M. EB Elyria

Local callers share Sunday visits across Elyria and Fostoria

Mr and Mrs Edward Derek of Fostoria visited Mr and Mrs A J Derek. Mr and Mrs L Farmer and their children Helen and Wayne, of Elyria, called on Mr and Mrs D Nichols and family. Helen Slusher of Elyria also spent time there.

Edward Derek Fostoria A. J. Derek Ll. Farmer Helen Wayne Elyria D. Nichols Helen Slusher

Make Your Own Princess Smock Pattern Ad

Edited by a household arts professor this ad promotes a percale princess smock pattern, with options for long sleeves, rickrack trim, and multiple sizes. It details fabric needs, braid amounts, and price of 15 cents, plus ordering info from Fashion Bureau at 20 Fifth Ave New York.

Pattern Department Fifth Ave New York N.Y

Carlisle Grange 1502 Plans Po mona Visit and Hallowe en Event

West Ridge Carlisle Grange 1502 met on Oberlin road with Merle Penfound presiding. They planned hosting Po mona Grange on Nov 3 with dinner by Carlisle Grange and a Halloween party where a county picnic corn sheller prize would be awarded. They opposed County Commissioners interceding to reduce a workhouse sentence. Miss Herrod of Oberlin to speak. Health checks for children were noted.

West Ridge Carlisle Grange Oberlin Road Merle Penfound Pomona Grange Carlisle Hallowe'en Miss Herrod Oberlin

West Ridge Union attends county U T C convention at Elyria

West Ridge Union members Mrs E C Schubert Mrs I F Eldred and Ardith attended the County W C T U gathering at the Meth od 1st church in Elyria Tuesday. 4th through 8th graders placed in County S T I contest with Frances Mackert Marian Grobe Margaret Freeland Marjorie Pitcock Edna Gottman and Helen Baldauf earning prizes and honors. Also noted are visits from Wheeling residents and upcoming West Ridge 4 H club events and Senior 4 H club attendees at Elyria Y M C A meeting.

West Ridge Union Elyria E. C. Schubert I. F. Eldred Ardith B. Q O. Pope Frances Mackert Marian Grobe Margaret Freeland Marjorie Pitcock Edna Gottman Helen Baldauf Harry Miller Howard Dorothy Wheeling West Virginia Kate Lauer Irving Steve Toth Marguerite Streicher Margaret Mildred Pallas Zelda Schramm Janet Baus Marian Lauer Dorothy Little Doris Minnich Beatrice Raymond Wensink Robert Penfound Leroy Gotro

Weekend Visits Highlight Local Family Ties

The week end found Mrs. Martha Nichols hosting with her aunt Mrs. Anne Eppley, while Mrs. W. Everhart and her daughter Mrs. Roy Wagner of Elyria visited. Mr and Mrs B E W Eppley returned calls on friends in Elyria Tuesday.

Anne Eppley W. Everhart Roy Wagner Elyria Martha Nichols BE. W. Eppley

Religious Emphasis week program changes in Eaton

In the Religious Emphasis week the Tuesday and Thursday night programs were swapped. The gospel song service will be Thursday night led by Bill Splete. Rev. Brown, former Methodist pastor in Grafton, will speak.

Annual Church Night Pot Luck Meeting Report

Friday hosts the annual church meeting preceded by a seven thirty supper. The pastor's group will discuss Church Management. Reports plans group singing and an inspirational program are planned.

Rally Day at Sunday School Aims for 300 Attendees

Sunday morning October Tth expects 300 in attendance for Rally Day. Mr Kohl will deliver a sermon on Revitalizing Our Faith. Sunday evening will feature the consecration service with a call for reverent conduct and no conversation inside. The plan seeks a true upper room experience.

Kohl

Local Social Notes Highlight Elyria Visits and Weddings

Mrs EB M Hathaway visited east Elyria last week after an afternoon with Mrs A A Haag. Visitors include Mrs Harry Lovelace from Warren and Mr and Mrs Wesley Carpenter moving in with Chester Carpenter. Comments on Miss Helen Osborn of Elyria and a niece Clara Belle Wise wedding in Elyria. The note covers multiple familial visits, travel from Cincinnati to Rochester, and a Palestine talk by Osborn.

EB. M. Hathaway East A. A. Haag Elyria Harry Lovelace Warren P. E. Kohl Wesley Carpenter Chester Carpenter Wesley Columbia Ernest Splete Cleveland William Smith Emil Smith George Schmidt Bay Village Blanche Tite H. F. Haven Robert Grills Clara Belle Wise Roy Webster Donall Lute Aleaander Cincinnati Rochester N. Y Helen Osborn Palestine

New Zealand Land Best for Agriculture and Grazing

The article states that about two thirds of New Zealand’s surface supports agriculture and grazing. It underscores the country’s vast pastoral potential and contrasts it with less suitable terrains.

New Zealand

Social calls and visits across Northwest Ohio in early October

Mrs. Carl Ernst of Amherst hosts friends in North Russia as Mrs. Mervin Schubert of East Amherst spends a day with Carl Berg family. Numerous relatives from Berea Vermilion Cleveland Elyria and Rocky River visit, dine, or stay with Schuberts Bergs and Hungerfords, marking Saturday through Monday social rounds.

Old timer wins bet on Dartmouth dropkick record

Alton K. Marsters, former Dartmouth all American football star, bet Lloyd K. Neidlinger, dean of Dartmouth College, that he could not negotiate a 35 yard dropkick. Neidlinger booted the ball to win the wager, reaffirming his place as a star dropkicker on the Dartmouth eleven of a decade ago.

Car Bought for Ten Dollars Kills Youth Near North Kingsville

John W Ansfield 18 of North Kingsville was killed hours after buying a used car for ten dollars when it plunged off the road. The accident occurred a short time after the purchase, ending the life of the young man.

Comeaut. Op John Wansfield North Kingsville

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