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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1938
Page
4
The oval room at the Ratz Carlton hotel is described as a masterful hotel space with an oval shape, high windows, and a raised perimeter platform. It highlights festive scenes, decorative gifts, and the lively social atmosphere as New Yorkers attend New Year events and gatherings.
Oberlin graduates who are teachers are to attend a luncheon in Cleveland at noon on Friday, with many Oberlin alumni and others expected. Brooks Emery, Oberlin trustee, will speak after the luncheon. The gathering coincides with the Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association convention in Cleveland.
A collage of brief items covers wedding advertisements in local papers a promise of guarantees on financial statements for brides and grooms and chatter about a jumper horse to be shown in Madison Square Garden amid Chilean owners. It also notes birth registrations of horses and the rise of psychoanalysts as fashionable aids alongside commentary on stock markets and coastal sea cucumber fishing in Puimarshaya Siberia.
Linda and Mae rehearse a pivotal scene as Judith Grange clashes with director Claude LaMont over lighting and aging. Rumors swirl that Martin Carstairs will star opposite them, fueling tension as the two hopefuls face a high stakes screen test in a major film project.
The Trp Ne AmbhS held a planning supper at Vis C Kein Beiwer cout home with Mr and Vis Ray Jewett assisting. Rev C Eschmidt and BH OL Beesing led a Moody discussion. Supper at church priors No 21. committee: Rev Schmidt Wey C Kern and Mrs Ray Jowett. Walter Miller reported regional Emmanuel church event. Christmas program planned for 10 am Christmas Day with a combined service. Committee: Miss Wargaret Better, Miss Edith Ehrman, Miss Olie Miller. Social hour and refreshments for twenty.
A local notice lists multiple group gatherings for Halloween and autumn events. Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland meet at Odd Fellow hall for a regular session, while Tegiun Anciliars host a masquerade party at Mrs Thomas Bruce’s home. Hikins Tree Grange hosts a Halloween party at the Grange hall. Amherst Democratic Women meet at Mrs John Mertz’s home on Wednesday. Ladies' Society of Congregational Church convenes midweek at church parlors with a program. Tauament Circle Six of the Women’s Union meets at Mrs Seymour Norton’s home. Concordia Club of St Paul Lutheran Church meets at church parlors tonight. Card party sponsored by the Democratic Women’s Club yields honors in bridge and five hundred. special prize to EC Stivard. Out-of-town guests from Elyria and Lorain join the weekend gatherings. Mrs Frank Mischka hosts Sunday birthday celebration for her husband with luncheon and gifts. October meeting of the hos continues.
Hospital auxiliary met to organize a benefit card party for the hospital on November tJ at the home of Mr and Mrs Conrad ilch Park Ave Bridge. Pinochle will be played with men s and ladies prizes. refreshments after games. Ladies to sew November first Friday at hospital instead of second. The rest of the evening devoted to making surgical dressings. BRIEFS Mrs Clara Vogler and son David Elyria guests of Mr and Mrs A C Werner. Mrs Hilma Carlson Cleveland visiting sister Mrs Frank Mischka. Mrs Albert Sehneider Mrs Albert Wragg and Mrs L Roemer Elyria visitors today.
Ohio Attorney General Herbert S Duffy closed his grand jury probe of the Pardon and Parole System and told Governor Davey there was no evidence of criminal action by officials. He criticized the governor for not funding the inquiry and stated there was no substantial moral culpability found.
Judge Florence E Allen of the United States Court of Appeals will keynote the Northeastern Ohio School Secretaries luncheon during the Ohio Teachers Association convention. Over 300 school secretaries and Cleveland education staff are expected to attend at Hotel Cleveland Ball 100m on October 29. Additional speakers include C Tracey LaCoste of Parents and Teachers, Norma Wulff of the Cleveland Board, Thelma Clark of the National Association, and Ethel Freund acting president of the Cleveland School Clerks Federation.
The body of Edward R Trier a former Fremont State Senator now of Chicago was to be brought to Fremont today for burial He was a jewelers auctioneer and Past Exalted Ruler of the Fremont Elks lodge He is survived by his wife and one son Charles
Witnesses stated there was no evidence warranting criminal action against anyone in an official position on the state parole board. The record notes only hearsay of culpability, moral turpitude, bribes, or misfeasance in office against any member or employee of the board.
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