Ridgeville Grange Special Meeting Wednesday
Ridgeville Grange will hold a special meeting on Wednesday evening. Officers and members are urged to be present as inspection will be held.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1933
Page
6
Ridgeville Grange will hold a special meeting on Wednesday evening. Officers and members are urged to be present as inspection will be held.
A. R. Anderson becomes manager of the Elytra store of the W. T. Grant Company. He moves from Chicago where he was connected with the company. He succeeds K. S. Crimemin, who is transferred to Chicago. Anderson has been with Grant for nearly eight years.
A baby girl was born Monday morning to Mr and Mrs Cyrus Tucker of Mifflin. Miss Lenore Campbell married Paul Ewell at Newport Kentucky on October 7 with Rev Q W Robinson presiding. Ewell is a Brighton High School graduate and works at the Rochester elevator. House moves and social visits are noted, along with local business trips and class activities. Coroner investigated the fatal wounding of Anthony Stalion 19 by a friend Albert Disarro 16 in Steubenville Ohio. shooting ruled accidental.
A dated column lists October 16 1933 as a day of intrigue romance and commerce with astrological notes on birthdates. It highlights outdoor hunting season openings in various states and marks notable births including Noah Webster Eugene ONeill and Sir Austen Chamberlain with brief biographical notes and historical milestones such as the first U S Mint law.
A compact chronology notes 1846 anesthesia first used in surgery by W T Morton in Boston with ether, 1859 John Brown’s Harper's Ferry raid failed, 1910 Wellman’s airship attempt, and 1916 first birth control clinic opened in Brooklyn by Margaret Sanger and colleagues, plus earlier royal and legal intrigues referenced.
Preparatory activities continued among Elyria soldiers of Company B in France as orders arrived late on October 15 1918. Major R E Hultz notes the old soldier spirit, essential pack gear, and daily routine while awaiting new instructions at Toul. The unit is told to march October 16 toward Envazin Esser Bernecourt Toul with double emergency rations.
Bette Davis appears in her first star ring role in Ex Lady to be shown tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre with Gene Raymond as leads and a supporting cast including Frank McHugh Monroe Owsley Claire Dodd Kay Strozzi Ferdinand Gottschalk Alphonse Ethier and Bodil Roseng.
Eight new melodies heard in Too Much Harmony at Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. Composed by Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow, the show features Bing Crosby Jack Oakie Skeets Gallagher Kitty Kelly and others in a lively film musical.
Mrs. Carl Gibson hosted a Friday luncheon in her South Amherst home for friends gathered to honor the upcoming marriage of Miss Verna Gibson of Elyria to Joe Lahif of Amherst. Guests from Elyria Amherst Oberlin and South Amherst attended.
Middle Ridge reports funeral services for Mrs. Anna Jaeger of Amherst were held at her late home last Saturday afternoon. The notice lists relatives and friends visiting and calls at the Bechtel home, plus birthday wishes for N. W. Bechtel. It notes Mrs Adelaide Kolbe Frescantt’s illness at Lakewood Hospital.
A brief line imagines drifting to a pleasant dream of southern Snony France as the speaker notes the value of such thoughts while turning in for rest. The sentiment reflects a peaceful longing rather than a reporting event.
Miss Saffell, a young Bellaire schoolteacher, is believed to have leaped to death from the 90 foot Interstate Bridge linking Bellaire and Benwood, W Va. Police say she acted alone in a possible suicide tied to a romantic trouble.
State Commerce Director Theodore Tangeman spoke at Wapakoneta’s two day observance for the 11th anniversary of the Shawnee village with other officials. In Lima, a suit seeks $49000 refunds from West Ohio Gas for a 1919 5 cent monthly charge. Also in Lima a trial began for Lafayette Banking cashier Frank Conner on charges of theft of 7171 20. a body of teacher Eula Saffen was recovered from the Ohio River after four days of search.
An Elyria Ohio Legion Drum and Bugle Corps placed second in a national Chicago competition amid tough odds. Report recalls 87 top corps, late drawings, cold wind, and strenuous precision drills that earned hometown pride despite adversity.
Avon Lake residents hosted social club events with prizes awarded to Mrs. Edward Bushwell Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. George Vaughn. The 500 Club luncheon at Steve Moore road featured winners Mrs. Curtis Duff Mrs. James Deasy and Mrs. Leo Hill with new member Mrs. Archie Spade and guest Mrs. Margaret Davidson. A Cleveland Heights bridge party and a funeral in Wellington are noted.
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