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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1937
Page
2
New York gossip and literary jots from editor C. McIntyre reflect on public figures and culture. He praises Charles M Schwab's morning surprise autographs, weighs theater satire, notes Bebe Daniels and Ben Lyon touring South Africa, and riffs on language faux pas and Edison prose.
The Lorain County Chapter of the American Institute of Banking announces a new season starting Thursday October 14 at the Elyria Y M C A. A standard Economics course will be taught by J H Kutscher of Oberlin School of Commerce and a Public Speaking class by Vic tor Dobres of Lorain High School. The institute, affiliated with the American Banking Association, expects a rise in interest and enrollment.
Mrs Sterling Mills hosted The Neighborly Club at her Dover home on Wednesday afternoon with twenty members present. After a social hour the group began business discussions and planned future activities.
Election of officers for the year includes President Mrs Nel Mae Green Vice President Mrs Bridera Secretary Mrs Nina Mattern and Treasurer Mrs Sadie Dyble The next meeting will be at Mrs Ham I ore's home at Harry Blake of Cleveland w as hostess Several attendees won prizes Walter Traxler Jack Benham family news births visits church events Harvest Supper plans and various social visits and outings across Dover Center Penfield and Cleveland noted with several names and dates mentioned
Penfield Mrs. Richard Leach opened her home Tuesday for Farm Woman's club with large attendance. A covered dish lunch followed by a business meeting led by president Mrs. Lewis Jones. Group singing and the Lord's Prayer preceded social time and needlework. Guests included Mrs. Ottis Lyndes and daughter Mrs. A L DeFields. The P T A meets Thursday Oct 14 at the school auditorium with a large turnout hoped for.
Janice Flagg daughter of Ogden Flagg a millionaire is estranged from him after her mother’s death. She travels with Peter Hathaway a young professor to the Montana mountains to prospect for gold while Wylde Greene pursues her, Ivonne Flagg, and Red Buckner the forest ranger keep watch. Peter urges Janice to return to her father, sparking a tense, evolving romance as Ivonne and Wylde arrive unexpectedly.
Miss Helen Ward and Rog ar Babson of Penfield joined many Cleveland and Elyria guests at dinner and luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Richmond. Miss Florence Stejskel wed Alfred Shurdock at the Stejskel home in Parma Heights, with James and Mrs. Stejskel overseeing the ceremony. Douglas Keyes and Miss Betty Dreher visited Walter Grege in Wellington and stayed with Dr. and Mrs. Faus after calling on the happy couple.
Grafton hosts a first meeting in the M E Church parlors on Thursday evening October 14 with former Probate Judge H C Wilcox as guest speaker. A program precedes the regular session as arranged by the committee.
Miss Gan Learich was guest speaker for the teachers and Official Board of the M E Church Friday evening. Miss Diedrich was introduced by Mrs Walter Baker. Her topic was Characteristics of Progressive Religious Educational Programs. Plans were made for improv-
In the church basement Miss Winifred Tran and Delbert Dunlap chaired a meeting with thirty five adults present. Mrs Dunlap's class provided supper. The Friendship Club met at Mrs Iva Kinter’s home with Bunco for diversion and prizes to Mrs Chester Wilczak and Mrs Hazel Strickland. Mrs Hazel Strickland hosts again in two weeks. The Women's Bible Class continued with activities.
Eaton Ladies Aid notes describe a chicken supper sponsored by the Ladies Aid Society drawing a large crowd from nearby towns. It lists committee chairmen, an executive meeting at Mrs. A J Carpenter’s home, plans for October events, a dinner start October 28, and social activities with Tea Time Stitchers and the Grange program open to the public.
A summary of daily social calls and visits in several towns, including Mrs Walkden from Columbia and Mrs Cather from Elyria, plus family visitors from Athens and Cleveland. It notes a large dairy barn nearing completion at the state farm and a local tea club gathering, with other visits to Elyria, La Grange and Oberlin. In California a man faces arson charges after discarding a cigarette stub without a permit.
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