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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
7
Miss A. M. Howe contributes a practical miniature rock garden idea from Litchfield. Use a shallow pan with holes, rich soil, rock garden plants such as portulacas, small stones on top, and ensure careful watering for a blooming display.
Huntington October 24 The P T A committee in charge of the Halloween Festival requests contributions of fruit and vegetables. Proceeds benefit local children. Birthday party honors Amos Freeman with 40th at Mrs Carrie Freeman’s Sullivan home, guests from nearby towns. Briefs note visits and family gatherings among local residents and relatives in Elyria and Cleveland.
Wednesday radio listings show a dense array of programs across stations 1390 WHE and 1070 WTAM with musical ensembles orchestras and variety acts plus a community PTA announcement and library news. Avon Lake residents hear notices of school year activities library purchases and a Lakewood visitor.
In Avon Lake on October 23 Mrs Wugh Kane hosted the Afternoon Bridge party with a luncheon. Prizes went to Mrs Hurene Herman Mrs Bert Weidenkopf and Mrs J Tanner. Honors were won by Mrs Dennie Mrs Guthrie and Mrs Tomer. In two weeks Mrs Herman will host again. The Hill-Toppers Club met Thursday with Mrs Wilbur Thearing for a one o'clock luncheon and card games with honors to Mrs Curtis Dutt Mrs Leo Hi and Mrs Leo Heider.
North Ridgeville Ohio October 23 14th Mr and Mrs C S Vimpeny celebrated their forty eighth wedding anniversary with a family dinner at noon Guests included Oliver Vimpeny of Cleveland and numerous Vimpeny relatives from Elyria Carlisle and Garfield Heights Afternoon and evening visitors came from Cleveland Elyria Garfield Heights and Eaton Also brief item notes seven Citizen Girl Scouts and two leaders spent the weekend at Findley Cabin studying nature outdoor cooking and ax matship They held Seduta Own on Sunday morning Mr and Mrs George Noll and family moved into the dwelling
President Roosevelt’s late afternoon address to the American Bankers Association was awaited in Washington with hopes it would secure banking support for the new deal. ADict notes said he would not stray beyond purgatory, with hints from Recovery officials and Jesse Jones of the Reconstruction Finance Corp. The gathering aimed to reassure bankers that private initiative and fair profits blend with a balanced federal budget.
Frances Melaugh of Conneaut Lake visits grandmother Mrs. Mary McLaughlin and Miss Ruth McLaughlin. Ted Watks moves from Rath road to Reese farm Fields. Seely Knapp and Florence Willis visit Mayfield and Florence Hadaway of Locain with Richard Hall of Lodi. Russell Hadaway recovering well after recent operation. Rev. Joseph Buescher spent days at the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago.
The Future Farmers of America of the High School schedule their 13th annual Fair at the school building for Friday and Saturday November 28. Officers include President Harold Clary Vice President Lyle Coultrip Treasurer Robert West Reporter Alvin Baker Paul Tuttle Advisor instructor Lawrence Shafts. A fine program for both evenings is offered including a high school party. The post office is being moved.
Republican candidate Herbert accuses Davey of admitting indictments over banking ties with Kent’s City Bank and a 455 share stake. Davey defends by claiming no major role until later, while threatening libel actions if charges aren’t retracted.
Mrs. Anna Messinger of Lorait and her sister Mrs. John Pfrurr hosted guests on Saturday. The production features Ricardo Cortaz Barbara Robbins and John Beal in a suspenseful mystery setting.
At Theatres At The Theatres Ann Harding heads the Picture The Fountain at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow with Paul Lukas and Brian Aherne in the masculine leads.
A new Rivoli presentation blends romance and suspense in Hat Coat and Glove. The feature unfolds with a mysterious plot and character entanglements, drawing attention to a murder mystery at the center of the drama.
Springfield Mass reports William C Bowlen of Holyoke filed for probate revealing an estate valued at 299745.02 dollars. He held deposits totaling 560 to 35000 dollars in 65 savings banks across the state reflecting a diversified holdings strategy.
Bayer cuts prices across the United States on genuine aspirin. A tins of 12 tablets cost 15 cents and bottles of 24 cost 25 cents, with 100 tablet family sizes also reduced. Consumers urged to insist on BAYER Aspirin and not just aspirin to ensure authenticity and fast relief from headaches and rheumatic pains.
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