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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1933
Page
12
A fragmented Tuesday column previews a future feature about a dramatic late 19th or early 20th century ride that allegedly saved Washington, recounting notable births and events from the era. It references St Luke, Ramona author Helen Hunt Jackson, and figures like Roger Williams, Edison, Bergson, and Adams, along with outdoor hunting lore and lotteries.
Litchfield updates cover the Oct 17 to Oct 19 activities. OES Seville invites the chapter, Leadership 4-H met with forty members, and Miss Esther Peters spent Friday in Cleveland. Le Roy-Litchfield baseball at Leroy ended 11-3 with Frombaush Holmes for Litchfield and Kratzer Hambleton for Leroy. Wells Miller hit a grand second inning homer with bases loaded. Glenart Knopf of Copopa visited the home of her cousin Jeanette Law. Mrs. Wm. Spieth hosted a bridge party with guests from Valley City, Medina, and Litchfield. Wayne Messner’s trip to Leroy ended with a车辆 veer into a ditch after Long’s trailer side swiped his car. occupants unhurt. Mrs. H. E. Jenne spent a weekend in Russell Canfield’s home. L.B.S. at Congregational church reported by groups. Group 1 $0.45, Group 2 $112.30, Group 3 $584.48, with Group 1 lowest attendance. Election Oct 26 to appoint officers. Kan Act Dramatic Club to use a bus for Nov 3 play at East Carlisle school. William Glover outlined club needs. The association plans lunch weekly for schoolchildren and a monthly public dinner to aid school maintenance. Halloween and Fall Festival planned. Mrs. Albert Freidenstine named kitchen supplies chair. Membership drive under Arthur Ernst. Lindy Lodge candy sale at the event. Probate Judge H. C. Wilcox spoke on teacher-child relationship and home atmosphere. Eugene Goodspeed and Fred Norman performed on harmonica. Cleveland health official Dr. H. J. Knapp will speak at November meeting. group singing and musical numbers planned.
At East Carlisle meeting Friday evening the East Carlisle Parent Teachers Association highlighted cooperation between parents and teachers and allied groups to support the school. President A J Goodspeed led the business session after a program with Miss Sylvia Wilson at the piano, and the executive board's recommendations were approved including sending Carlisle voters a letter about renewing the four mill Ivey tax.
In Penfield Oct meeting of the Farm Woman's Club drew a large attendance as Mrs Amy Ferrijtjoan hosted a covered dish dinner after a recipe exchange. The PTA opened its year with Charley Wood presiding, 130 attendees heard reports and levy discussion, and the M E church welcomed Rev and Mrs McAlpine with a reception for about 50 guests.
The passage records attendances at funeral services for J. A. Devereaux in Glenville and Frank Richmond in Wellington, with relatives and visitors named. It also notes meetings of the M E Society, a covered dish dinner planned for October 18, and several families visiting in Wellington and Wooster, including the Gott, Richmond, Herrick, Blough, and Hite families among others.
Real estate transfers list Herman J. Bodman deceased transferring property to Fred J. Bodman, Caroline M. Kelch, Minuto F. Menz, and Mar follows in the public notice column. Names and relations appear in a sequence indicating heirs or grantees with no final disposition provided in remaining fragments.
Mrs. Ray Wood in Wooster reports Penfield Grange will entertain the Cemeter Club or seventh degree Tuesday evening October Slat at Mill avenue and Spring street Amherst. Various property transfers are listed including parcels in Elyria Oberlin Carlisle and Amherst townships with names like Marguerite A Schaber and Henry Cunningham among others.
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