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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1936
Page
16
Walter E. Spahr argues that terms liberal conservative and radical lack clear definitions and warns slogans epithets and cheap rhetoric mislead the public. He urges concrete descriptions scrutiny and a skeptical approach to uncover fundamental economic truths beyond popularity campaigns.
Members of the Hinderer family gathered at the Bonnet home in a tribute to Mr and Mrs Carl Hinderer and their son from Valparaiso Indiana. A tureen dinner was served at noon with numerous relatives from Avon Lake Lorain Cleveland and nearby towns attending including the Rogers Brown Kipton and Portman households.
Mrs Henry Murray and daughter Janice of Lorain visited with Mrs Jesse Portman and family. Numerous neighbors called on Mrs A L Hill of Lorain recently. Visits included Mrs Daniel Born and children with guests from Detroit and Miss Ruth Date. Families from Sullivan Cleveland and Elyria appeared in weekend calls to Mary Becker and related households. Lieutenant H G Portman Jr left for Chicago after a brief visit home.
The Henrietta 4 H Club Fair will be held at the school building Friday evening September 11 at eight o clock Demonstrations will be given by local club members Each member will exhibit their project work A style review and an interesting program are planned by the committee. Ladies Aid Meeting Hostesses Mrs Wallace Court and Mrs Jean Currier will host the Ladies Aid Society of the Evangelical church at the former's home Thursday afternoon September 10. George Haag of Lakewood was a guest Wednesday and Thursday at the home of his sister Mrs Mary Becker.
Becker and guest dine with Mrs Louise Emmerick. Afternoon calls include Mrs Ernest Baker and Mr and Mrs Albert Hinderer. Overnight guests at Mr and Mrs John Glassendoerfer. Various neighbors and relatives visit across Elyria Oberlin and nearby towns with trips to Cleveland and Brooklyn. Ongoing arrivals, dinners, and a Grange meeting announce community ties and travels within days.
Vincent residents note Vincent Miss Loretta Lewis has returned home after a three week visit with relatives in Cleveland. Several local residents hosted guests and attended events including Miss Rebecca Rea in Columbus for 4-H work and Emerson Barclay’s Elyria funeral.
A stereotype plate tied to Lorain County's first tent show is now with Mrs. Charlotte Webster Barnes of 00 Washington Avenue. Jerry Finch, uncle of Mrs. William Webster of Elg Rut, and Ed Finch, a traveling agent, were proprietors. The plate, used for about 32 years, has stayed in the Webster family over a century, reflecting older writing styles and now reproduced for historical interest.
Residents hosted and visited in Elyria and nearby towns. Mr and Mrs John Resar welcomed guests for a Monte Carlo party. prizes awarded with Mrs McCarty taking first. Numerous calls and visits followed at homes of John Cook John Morris Harnish Warner and others across Lorain Mansfield and Detroit areas.
The Warmental Society of the Methotet ehicreh will meet in the buren basement on Friday of this Works with dinner served. The Center Aid Society gathers at Mrs Mildred Rowland's home on Thursday September 10 with dinner served. Ladies bring scissors needles and thimbles to prepare a comfort. Township schools reopen September 8 with Eugene Green as principal and Mrs Myrtle as lower room teacher.
A miscellaneous shower was tendered to Mrs Ada Wheeler last Friday at her home by thirty relatives and friends. The afternoon featured social chat and the opening of many pretty and useful gifts. Among the gifts was a claverty arranged dof made up entirely of.
In Newark and at the Milbraum ranch, strained by Gay Needham's illness and gossip, Rodney Sinclair rushes to halt a supposed European wedding. Mary Milbraum reveals the full tale to stop the match. Gay resists further feuds, then agrees to marry Rodney at once as sunset fuels a dramatic vow.
A kitchen gathering featured an original poem by Ruth Fisher of Wellington about dismantling the little lady and refreshment was served. Attendees from away included Mrs Verna Ledyard Mrs Thelma Vedder and children and several Wellington visitors. Miss Garrison, born in Rochester, long resident here, died after living in Wellington and Sullivan. She leaves a sister and three brothers. interment was in Rochester cemetery.
Crittenden hosted a group of children for Neva and Treva’s eleventh birthday with their Sunday School class and teacher Mrs Maggie Cowie. Games and refreshments followed with many gifts for the twins. James and wife entertained Wellington laundry workers and wives Saturday with games music and late refreshments. over twenty attended. Funeral services for Miss Lena Garrison, who died Thursday at her Sullivan home, were held.
The Home-makers club convened last Friday at Mrs. Will Bursley’s residence with twenty-two attendees. A pot-luck noon meal followed by an afternoon towel making session. A brief business meeting concluded the day.
Mr and Mrs Lee Cothlin and children and Mr and Mrs Delbert Switzer and son visited relatives in Findlay over the weekend. Shirley Gill and Mrs Emma Gill Cleveland visited relatives here on Sunday. Callers on Mrs Retta Richards included Mrs Carrie Richards Mrs Wade Richards Sullivan and Mrs Robert Handley and children. Mr and Mrs Merritt Fye plan to move to Wellington at week’s end to be there for the school opening.
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