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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
6
Roy rides away after a tense confrontation with Sarah, vows departure from the Rockin Arrow. Picos vows revenge as storm clouds gather and Mescal reveals a plan to kidnap the senorita, escalating the ranch drama in this 1938 tale.
Belden Mrs William Law was pleasantly surprised Saturday evening when about twenty friends and relatives came to remind her of her birthday. Miss Anna Wirkner and brother Edward Wirkner spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Martin Berisill. Mr and Mrs George Weigel and family of Cleveland spent Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter. Miss Lucille Wise of Cleveland was the weekend guest of her parents Mr and Mrs Herman Wise. Mr and Mrs George Grabenstetter and family attended the chicken dinner in Medina on Sunday. W Q Turner of LaGrange called on his daughter Mrs Herman Wise. Sundar. Callers at the Charles Wise home Sundar were Mr and Mrs Warren Vernor and daughter Hazel. Mrs Eva Bailing and Miss Ruth Arndt of Lorain. Miss Elizabeth Droege of Gar
Field Heights spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Droezge.
Clarksfield and nearby towns note Sundar guests including Dr James H Spear of Minneapolis Mrs Montigue Skriler of New York City and Mr and Mrs Raymond Harper of Florence Pa with the Spears Stone and Harris households hosting. Additional visitors include Mr and Mrs Oliver Prechtol and Fred Prechtol of Cleveland with Mr and Mrs W H Stone and Mrs Carrie Hanes of Monroeville staying with sister Mrs Sepha Harris. Wellington and Pa connections appear as Orland Lynn Gray and families visit Mr and Mrs Lester Graf with brief social calls from Mr and Mrs Russell Griggs.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for coughs and bronchial irritation. It claims the product loosens phlegm, heals irritated tissues, and delivers creosote in an emulsified, palatable form. The pitch promises quick relief and guaranteed satisfaction.
Funeral services for Henry Shawver lifelong West Ridge resident who died Thursday evening at age 60 after a long illness were led by Rev. Ralph Neighbor of Elyria. Surviving: wife Rose sister Mrs Frank Schwartz La Grange Road and niece Mrs Mabel Dehn Dehn Road. Nearby residents G Washburn family moved to West Ridge replacing F W Fitzgerald family. Fred Simms moved to Seberwaining Michigan to visit children Harold Peterson family over weekend. Nes J H Penfound and son Harlan visited Robert Smith Chestnut Ridge Sunday.
Mrs C N Williams will entertain the Ladies Aid Society on Wednesday October 21 with an all day quilting meeting and a noon qureen dinner coffee and dessert will be served by the hostess The day crowds with social visits and local traveling neighbors fill a busy schedule across Elyria and nearby towns
The Lutheran League held its regular meeting Monday evening with Mr and Mrs Charles Hicken in Rittman. The session included devotional services and a social period. Mrs Leo McCourt and her Pythian Sisters met Thursday evening with Mrs Lowell Coomer to sew for their annual event.
Mrs George Har wood hosts visitors including Al Foree Amherst and Florence Dar. Crandell pairs join Shipman and Lee households for Sunday gatherings. Great Lakes Exposition attendees include Harold Cole Iris Hilbert Newal Goon and Roy Peck. Wakeman school fair participants Vivian Ford and family visit. Rochester Landis and Sellers visit Earl Fletcher home with Earl and Lewis Johnson in Norwalk. A C Cawrse and Morris Cawrse Cleveland guests also attend the Cleveland Exposition.
Regular morning worship was conducted by Rev. Frank Mierop a missionary to Ethiopia who spoke on his work there. Evening and youth sessions were led by Ashland's young men's gospel group. Each gathering drew large attendance.
Rev Koontz to deliver message on October 25 as the W H M Society hosts its annual Thank Offering. On November 1 a Harvest Sunday collects canned goods and food for Elyria Home for the Aged and St Luke's hospital via the Epworth League.
The First 3 F church night set for Wednesday evening Oct 21 at Spencer M E Church. Guest speaker Rev George C Southwell of Cleveland serves as secretary for the American Mission to Lepers Inc. Sunday School at 1 oclock. Morning Worship at 11 oclock. Sermon titled The Well Blessed Christian by Rev Kooats.
Mrs Catherine Fuller attended the American Legion Auxiliary installation in Wellington with multiple relatives. Spencer residents George Myers and Charles MacLaren received offices. Several families visited, traveled, or hosted in Fitchville, Homerville, Maple Heights, Akron, Cleveland, and Wellington. Distinctive mentions include deaths, illness, schooling resumes, and travels to Florida and Alliance College.
Mrs Catherine Fuller and Nellie Bail attended a funeral at Rittman with F L Miller. Mrs Clara Woods hosted four guests from Ashland and Smithville tied to Brethren sessions. Claud Gannett joined Ira Kreiger at Chippewa Lake. Earl Henry and two sons from North Ridgeville visited Gertrude Wood family. E W Leatherman and children Alfred and Barbara from Akron, Laura Wilson and Donald from Barberton visited the G B Fuller home. Forest Larkey spent Sunday at River Corners with Derr Bowman.
Mr and Mrs Mack Stuart of Cleveland and several relatives hosted or visited kin in Medina Lodi Penfield and Fremont over the weekend including the Gannett Bowmen White and Rood families along with Mrs Caroline Wood Marr and Mrs Malinda Naylor attending events and dinners with extended relatives and friends.
Pittsfield M E Church marked its annual Home Coming with Ira L. Porter of Oberlin delivering The Community With or Without the Church. Speakers included Dr W A Sherburne of Pittsfield Rev Lawrence Juell Rev Thomas Williams of Amherst Rev Lonzo Green of Wellington and letters from Rev Vernon Wade Wagar and Rev F A Hinman. Special music complemented the event.
The Wellington choir led by Mr Bullock and Mrs Voutheim hosted guests including Rev Juell and Mrs Juell, Mr and Mrs Glen Piper of Canton, Miss Elizabeth Johnston of Oberlin, Mrs Agnes Princehorn, Mr and Mrs Fred Brant and Lyman Williams, Miss Adeline Becker and Mrs Latimer of Birmingham, Mr and Mrs Orla Okum of Ashtabula and Mr and Mrs Clarence Whitney of Elyria. The afternoon closed with the hymn Blest Be the Tie and a benediction by Pastor Alexander E Taylor.
The Ladies Aid Society met Thursday in society rooms with good attendance. After a noon repast, President Mrs Merrell Nash opened the meeting. Mrs Burke accepted the secretary post indefinitely. A chicken supper was planned for a future date to be announced. The next meeting will be at Mrs Charles Nash home on October 22.
The Sunday School Rally car program featured a full choir rendering a beautiful anthem and a duet by Mrs L Andrews with Velma, plus a trio by Mrs Carpenter and mentions of Mrs Burke and Velma Andrews. The enjoyable playlet The family that did not so to Sunday School starred Mr and Mrs Jack Meyers, Margaret Stranahan, Hampker and Kernbers. Lynn Eldred delivered a fine reading and the retiring superintendent read poems. Mrs Robinson gave a fine talk.
At the All Church Night meeting on Thursday, Sunday School officers were elected led by Superintendent Lee Andrews. Other posts went to A J Huise secretary Betty Andrews Ruth Osborne treasurer Minor Eldred librarian Merion Bartter assistant Nelson Nash pianist Lynn Eldred assistant Betty Baehr. Local residents were noted in social visits and family events across Elyria and nearby towns.
JIMMIE FIDLER reports Hollywood is racing to rebuild star ranks at 20th Century Fox with campaigns for Simone Simon June Lang Claire Trevor and Rochelle Hudson. Jean Hersholt and Dorothy Peterson discuss Dionne Quintuplets’ Canada visit and autograph racket. Peterson’s screen credit is often unacknowledged in previews.
On the Lords of London set actress Claire Trevor performs a long motionless car scene for a Career Woman sequence. The director Henry King praises talent as Sir Guy Standing and Wilfred Lawson rehearse a tense scene with minimal takes while reporter notes Shirley Temple and her mother nearby amid lively studio chatter.
County Fair officials invited Shirley Temple to a preview tour days before opening. Mrs. Temple valued the chance as the first fair for Shirley and to dodge crowds seeking her autograph. The piece notes her limited outings due to crowd danger and recalls Warner Baxter discussion of Cisco Kid films and a possible third installment ending with the character’s death to curb further requests.
The California Safety Council in Pasadena advocates drastic penalties for menace to motorists including jailing road hogs. It calls for biennial re examinations for all drivers to weed out the unfit and annual re examinations for those over 60.
In Springfield justice court C A Smith, described as an old fashioned Methodist minister, offered a prayer asking blessing on all present. The court then ordered a $65.49 judgment against him for his mother's unpaid grocery bill.
The Maltese language of Malta traces its roots to Semitic origins. It evolved from Siculo-Arabic dialects brought by Arab settlers and developed with later influences from Romance and Italian languages, forming a distinct national language spoken by Maltese communities.
An advertisement for Mohawk Indian Medicine claims rapid purification and pain relief. It offers a regular bottle at 53 cents for a two week treatment, with limits of two per customer, promising poisons leaving the body and relief from rheumatic pains, indigestion, and bowel regulation. Sold only at Standard Drug Co. Store Broad and Washington.
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