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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1935
Page
5
News From Correspondents BRIEFS outlines a busy period in West Ridge with visits across nearby towns. It notes Mrs. Fred Sheffield's Pittsburgh visit, multiple Oberlin and Elyria attendees, 4-H calf club supervision, school events, and various family gatherings. The column preserves local names, places, and Sunday dinners, highlighting community ties and upcoming Grange and teachers meetings.
A dated, promotional note highlights Bayer Aspirin as a trusted headache and rheumatic pain remedy. It urges consulting a doctor before using any unfamiliar preparation and cites history of Bayer’s development, safety claims, and the affordability of genuine Bayer Aspirin. The tone is promotional and period-typical.
Oct week in Elyria features Taft and Miss Harriett fields, a Carpewell reception with prayer, and church addresses by Rev C C Maple. Carpenters traveled from Cleveland. funeral for Mr. Bainbridge at Rocei Dover. Sunday school planned, official board to meet, and many visitors and family checks noted.
Mrs Edith Shuster and others visited Sunday at the Wise home. Belden Bar volunteers exhibited projects at the county fair in Birr on Friday and Saturday. Editors listed include Herold Lang and others. Shriver Margaret hosted gatherings. T. A. representation from Penfield noted. Belden High School orchestra performed with LaGrange. Norvin Neshet of Cleveland visited Monday.
Wakeman notes from October report busy fundraisers for Wo man s Home Companions and other readings. student officers named across grades include presidents vice presidents and secretaries. seniors and juniors elected new secretaries and treasurers. local clubs church events and school fair tease community activities with residents traveling to colleges, concerts, and meetings. some illness and hospital visits noted.
Alma Whittaker watches as her family home and cherished furnishings are sold at a foreclosure auction. She recalls happier days while bidders appraise the spinet, rocker, rug, and other keepsakes. The sale marks a stark turn as Alma contemplates job prospects and a new life after loss.
Fifteen members of the North street division of the L B S met at the M F Barth home on Friday afternoon to finish the quilt they are making. The group celebrated Mrs A J Jenkins birthday with a surprise handkerchief shower.
In Brewster Massachusetts the Baptist church Ladies' Aid Society elected three presidents, naming Mrs. Susan Baker, Mrs. Charles M. Wyman and Mrs. Mabel Morse. The piece notes a mix of tradesmen, professionals, agriculturists and artisans across North and Northeast Africa.
Marriage report from North Fairfield as Ken neth Clark weds Mary Foster at the Baptist church with Rev. Scott presiding In Spencer a Baldwin Wallace college student James Hardie earns high honor in a state contest A Spencer fire on Washington street causes minor damage with chimney origin The Fidelity Sunday School class meets with praise and a pintes supper Nearby residents face illnesses operations and hospital notes including Harold Reice and Lucile Hellman plus several family and travel updates The community hosts dances receptions and visits as families plan winter stays and travel to Ohio towns including Elyria Mansfield Parkersburg and Florida arrangements
The column lists numerous visitors and relatives from Elyria Maple Heights Akron and Parma sharing Sunday time with local families. Mrs Garmon remains in a serious condition as visitors call. The Wilbur Rook family moved to East Malin Street.
Huntington area residents share visits and family gatherings this week. Elmore Garner, Neva Jument, and Rosa Knapp hosted relatives from Nex ton Falls Elyria and Linnenger lineage. Several couples and families visited, celebrated birthdays, and traveled to Cleveland Ashland Lorain and Wellington.
Members of the Audubon Club gather with Bruce and Frederick Eppley at the Eppley woods. Oliver Shubert presides as business proceeds, with games, a weiner roast, and supper for local residents including Mrs. Ethel Cole and the Shubert family.
A reflective statement asserts beauty as the principal motive of art, goodness as the guide for conduct, and truth as essential in science, proposing a principled hierarchy guiding cultural and intellectual pursuits.
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