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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
11
A long list of community group meetings and social events for tonight and Tuesday. Rehearsals by church choirs and Masonic groups mix with sororities and fraternal orders. Notable gatherings include a Progressive Dinner at the Methodist church, lectures by Reverend Guy Hoover, and multiple church auxiliaries and social clubs across Elyria.
Parishioners, schoolchildren, and social groups crowded St Marys hall for a reception welcoming Reverend James T. Daley back from vacation. The two part program featured musical numbers, addresses, a playlet, and a multi-skill salute to the pastor with numerous parish and school participants.
Miss Helen Arpasi, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Arpasi, married Gilbert Manos son of Mr and Mrs Steve Manos of Lorain in the First Methodist Episcopal Church New London. The ceremony featured a single ring rite with music by Miss Harmone Arpasi and arrangements of fall flowers. The couple will reside in Cleveland after a wedding trip to Wisconsin.
The ceremony featured a bride in white satin with a long full skirt and lace jacket, a white hat with a tiny veil, and flowers of white chrysanthemum and pompoms. Miss Peak wore blue satin with white gloves and carried yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Myrtle Larson sang. A dinner followed at the bride’s parents' home with 75 guests. Afterward the couple planned to live with the bride’s parents while building a new home.
Miss Mabel Ellen Johnson married John A Bayer Jr at Emmanuel Lutheran Church by Rev Harold Bayles. Bride from St Paul Minnesota wore brown velvet with matching accessories and a sweetheart roses corsage. Attendants were Mr and Mrs John S Brown. Bayer employed in Lewis Mercantile Co Ready to Wear Dept. They will live at 503 Park Avenue after a honeymoon.
Frank Wilcox was the special speaker at the Christian Endeavor Society of the Second Congregational church. His topic was Alcohol and its effect on people and society. Mrs Donald Hecock led the meeting with Irene and Richard Upton providing piano duets. Announcement was made of the County CE banquet Friday evening with Dr Tom Campbell as speaker. The young people plan several plays in late November.
Past Chief Pythian Sisters and Mrs. Lillian Boddy host events on Clark Street. Twelve Merry Makers on East Broad. Royal Neighbors and other groups plan Hallowe'en parties at various venues including Beall Avenue and K of C Hall. Multiple circles clubs and auxiliaries schedule meetings and luncheons across city streets and parks.
Ald Society and Mugwumps hold dances at the Hedges while First Congregational’s Men's Club plans a 6:30 dinner and lecture by Prof. Karl Getser on The Hitler Movement in Germany. Numerous church groups schedule Halloween parties, lectures, and tea events across Ald, Church of Christ, and Presbyterian venues in Elyria.
Admissions include Jennie Turnbull 138 Lincoln Court Sam McIntira 750 W River Discharges list Mrs Delmont Wakefield baby boy N Ridgeville Ohio Mrs William Brown Oberlin Road Mrs Ray Flowers 20 Ninth Street Joseph Sutorus 344 Second Street Jack Kenton Belleville Ohio Mrs Howard Stanford baby girl 23 East Avenue Mrs George Watson R DG ae 4 Mary Brinker Spencer Oh Summary mirrors a hospital log of patient admissions and discharges with multiple names and addresses.
Mrs. Fred Stever of Defiance Ohio hosted weekend visitors including Mrs H O Cutter and Clayton Thompson and family. Nina Duckworth of Lotain visited the Alexander home. Various locals attended dinners and weddings in Berea Norwalk Medina Cleveland and Cleveland area venues. Notables include Dr P A Spie th at Hotel Statler and Judge Julian H Tyler in Toledo as well as gatherings at Denison Avenue East Broad Street and Neufercourt.
Frank Schoditsch 25 factory worker of Carlisle township and Emma Dostal 20 of South Amherst seek marriage licensure under Rev Schroeder. John A Bayer Jr 37 buyer Elyria and Mabel Eben Johnson 28 Elyria seek license under Rev Sayles.
A New Deal by Stuart Chase is praised for vigorous honest style and accessible economics, describing current economic growth and industrialism while proposing a revision of the system without severing ties to the past. Pearl Buck on Sons cites the author of The Good Earth, noting strong endorsement.
Miss Beatrice Greene daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert W Greene wed Theodore Peak son of Mr and Mrs Free Peak on Saturday October 22 at four oclock in Cleveland Rev J L Trout officiated The maid of honor was Miss Edna Peak sister of the groom and Edmund Treene brother of (text cut)
A roundup notes several literary works and a musical play. It praises Buck for multiple novels including Sons the Tiger and Collecting Ghost Stories. It highlights Jungle Gold by Harold Bindloss, A Course in General Chemistry by McPherson and Henderson, and Of Thee I Sing by Kaufman and Ryskind, noting their appeal and reception.
About 100 inmates at the North Carolina State Prison joined classes to study basic reading, writing, and arithmetic under Edward W. Ruggles, newly appointed educational director for the prison system and assistant extension director at State College.
Fred Popkey, who sought farm work during the sugar beet harvest, obtained a job in Billings Montana. He was jailed after he stole a pair of $0.75 gloves from a local store.
In Oroville California Lew Moseley killed a huge rattlesnake near Blawell Bar. The snake reportedly had 18 rattles and measured about three and a half feet, described as coiled as a man’s arm. In Gilroy California a two colored azinanta plant with red and yellow blooms on a single stem is growing in Mrs. Paul Liquor’s ward.
Clinical tests show the Vichs Plan for better control of colds reduces number and duration by half and saves more than half the costs. Details appear in each package of Vicks VapoRub and the new Vicks Nose and Throat Draps Ad.
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