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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1932

Page

16

New London Dramatic Club Seeks Declamation Talent

New London High School will stage its first program on October 26 at 8:00 p.m. in the high school auditorium. Students from several grades will read aloud and the local contest winner may travel to the Huron County Declamation event. Readings include Whoa There January and The Highwayman among others.

New London Dramatic Club of New London High School Huron County Myrtle Bracy Lois Bureley Geraldine Barrett Kathryn Crabbes Crystal Cummings Ruth Hubbard Eleanor Ketchum Winona Leech Florence Moore Geraldine Morse Mary Messenger Tommy Virginia O'Hara Orile Neel Marjorie Kinney Kathleen Quaid Olive Thomas

Local Socials and Football Schedule Change

Sunday guests included Triplett and Alice Shipman with The Wheels of Time. Shooters Floyd Suttin and Mrs Flossie Suttin visited Shiloh, while Lakewood and Cleveland residents gathered for weekend visits and a football game update shifting to October 27 on Vermilion field.

Floyd Suttin Shelby Flossie Suttin Shiloh L. Sibbett Bila Raggleson A. B. Priest Lakewood Anne Ladd Albert Mader Cleveland Elizabeth Ward Borutse Frank Johnson Brecksville Esther Johnson Gates Mills P. B. Johnson J. D. Richards Robin Richards Mansfield P. D. Brenenstul Akron

Local residents visit and return notes from the week

Rosemary Fisher returns to acho after a two week absence while Mrs Berth Zerolo visits Miss Maggie Crilley Monday. Sunday visitors at the Seely home include Richard Chambers and family from Elyria, Edgar Gates and family from Elyria, Irving Mohler from Eaton, and others. Tom Farhetta spends Friday in Cleveland. Alva Seely attends Mrs Keasey’s funeral in Grafton. Miss Lucy Clark and Miss Margaret Moore of Grafton visit Maggie Criley. Mr and Mrs Clarence Cadden of Canal Fulton spend the weekend with local relatives.

Rosemary Fisher Acho Berth Zerolo Maggie Crilley Seely I Richard Chambers Hubert Day Mildred Edgar Gates Anna Edgar Elyria Irving Mohler Eaton John Mohler Tom Farhetta Cleveland Alva Seely Keasey M. E Grafton Lucy Clark Margaret Moore Maggie Criley Clarence Cadden Canal Fulton

Amherst Latin Club organized at South Amherst High School

In South Amherst on Monday October 21, the Roman Republic Latin Club was organized at South Amherst High School. Boys wore gay attire and girls dressed in white. a Roman lunch of honey cookies and cider followed the initiation. Initiated members include the following list.

South Amherst South Amherst High School

Washington hostess Mrs. John R. Williams identified as grand old lady

Washington’s enduring social figure Mrs. John R. Williams, longtime resident of the capital, is celebrated as the city’s grand old lady. Mother of Mrs. Joseph Leiter, she hosts lively gatherings on Dupont Circle and is renowned for extensive social work with orphanages, child clinics, and milk funds.

John R. Williams Washington Capital Joseph Leiter Duepont Circle Ma Williams

Security Benefit Association installs officers at meeting

A list of officers installed at the Security Benefit Association gathering held Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Christ Heiser. New roles include president Arthur Engley and vice president Mrs George Stephenson among others. The event followed a Lyceum talk by Elwood T Bailey on Full Speed Ahead.

Security Benefit Association Christ Heiser Arthur Engle George Stephenson Edwin Harper John Thompson George Gorr Nerman Witt Sentinel Ray Jones Lyceum Elwood T. Bailey High School Auditorum George Kneriem Lorain John Dressler

William Alsop Improves After Recent Illness At Kolb Home

Friends report William Alsop somewhat improved from illness, staying at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb with many well wishers.

Allers Henry Kolb William Alsop

Miss Irma Spiegelberg Attends Evangelical League Meeting

Elyria Townline Road report notes Miss Irma Spiegelberg at an Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society gathering at Miss Miriam Fowl’s home. Also mentions funeral of Mrs. Anna Ruth of Brownhelm, and social visits among local residents including Spiegelberg and Delefield families, with several dinners and guest lists at Clearview Grove and nearby homes.

Elyria Townline Road Irma Spiegelberg Evangelical League Christian Endeavor Society Miriam Fowl J. H. Delefield Elizabeth Ernst Anna Ruth Brownhelm Monda First Evangelical Church Amherst Caroline Spiegelberg Cleveland Lewis Spiegelberg Eleanor Cook Andrew Beal Watersbury J. P. Bechtel J. F. Stein Betty Lakewood M. J. Nuhn Charles Cherry Eleanor Lorain Mer John Wolf Daniel Haag Elyria George Holstein Neilson Bechtel Ridge Mis H. P. Mackett M. Bersig Frances Agnes Mary Petry Frank Smith Leo Smith Mike Smith Oberlin Wilbur Minch Kathryn Lydia Dute

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