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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1935
Page
10
Ridgeville Township sponsors a garden club event next Monday afternoon at the town hall with J. P. Diederich as judge. Exhibits mainly for garden club members, five classifications include baskets flowers informal tables and a children's display, with entrants due by 11 a.m. and commercial entries shown separately.
Birmingham notes a series of visits and social calls. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Albert Huentston from Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Humiston from Norwalk, visiting the Darbys. Clarence Opperman hosts visitors from Amherst. Wilma Davidson visits Elyria. Eggert of Elyria and Hopkins of Tampa call on friends. T. J. Darby hosts in Lakewood. Lena Duttridge visiting M A Ewell. West siblings vacation in Vermilion. Byars family from Elyria dine with Myra Edgar. Cleveland friends attend Darby Orchards Labor Day. Kubach family shop in Lorain. Mary Peck of Missouri visits Rose Bentley.
Radio listings describe a schedule mix of crime talk guests and music acts. Stations WHK WGAR WJAY feature serenades, musical clock reminders, dance and drama segments with nosy program notes and religious choir pieces. The jittery lineup includes romance songs and minstrel style variety across afternoon hours.
New London High School in Ashland and Richland counties publishes a complete annual roster of paid faculty and staff with salaries. The list names L Landes as superintendent and Edw C Rasmussen as principal, among many teachers across grades, subjects, and roles with varying salaries.
The final meeting of the local W F M of the 1st M E church for the 1935 year drew twenty members and one guest to Mrs G A Barret's home. Led by president Mrs George Parnell, the group reported full pledges and an oversubscribed 1935-36 fund of 140400, with outgoing president Mrs Parnell handing to incoming president Mrs Richard McClellan and appointing the October program committee.
Lorain County shows 241 farms or 6.1 percent with long term first mortgage loans from the Federal Land Bank of Louisville totaling 592 500. Loans via the commissioner's program reach 370 200 over 27 months. County land values estimated at 24 294 302, with loans representing 2 4 percent of the value. Lorain ranks sixth among ten counties in a statewide census of agricultural finances.
Mrs Parnell led remarks explaining candle colors green for prayer red for personal service and purple for possessions. She reviewed past year accomplishments and thanked members for support. A vote of thanks was given, Mrs Parnell. Mrs McClellan presented a study book chapter Japanese Women Speak. The meeting closed with Doxology and luncheon. Officers listed include president Mrs Richard McClellan and steward secretary Mrs H R Culbertson among others. Guests were Mrs Tessie Biglow and Miss Daisy Davis.
The King's Heralds and Little Light Bearers of the local WOH conclud ed their year with a social at the ME Parish House under Mrs George Parnell and Mrs Frank Bursley. Miss Helen Osborn of Elyria Ohio spoke on travels in the Holy Land and showed camps. Officers elected: president Joanne Lawrence, vice president Betty Brown, secretary Ellen Grissin gs, treasurer Chuckie Thomas. Lawrence spoke on Lakeside Junior Missions work and displayed handiwork. Retiring treasurer Jack Richards reported $1.09 in treasury.
Tonight Amherst hosts a lineup of society gatherings from church groups and the American Legion auxiliary to St. Joseph’s and St. Peter’s parish activities. A Townsend club meeting resumes after summer recess with plans for future sessions and social events. An automobile collision injures two locals on Route 2 near Vernilion-on-the-Lake.
MONTEREY California Marc Chlemens walked along the beach and tried to catch a fish with his bare hands. He entered shallow water and wrestled with a barracuda, later finding the catch on a cake of ice at a local fish market. The fish is described as the wolf of the sea capable of injuring a man.
Sylvia Sidney stars as an Indian maiden in Behold My Wife at the Rivoli Theatre opening tomorrow Gene Raymond leads the masculine cast in the feature presentation The film showcases Sidney amid period drama and romance with Raymond as male lead in a classic cinema pairing.
Nancy Carroll and George Murphy head the cast of the new film musical After the Dance now at the Capital Theatre. Their dancing and singing are a feature of the picture. Mori, Mrs. Conrad Mulder and Mrs. E. Schmide left this morning for New Bremen to attend the district conference of Women’s Unions. Mrs. Roemer and Mrs Mori represent the Lorain county Federation and Mrs Conrad Mulder the Women’s Union of St. Peter’s Evangelical church.
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 will hold its Thursday evening meeting on September 12. The main feature is a film recording from the Federal Housing Administration. A large attendance is expected. Lunch will be served by a committee chaired by Russell Opfer. Booster Night plans are set for September 30.
Sept 19 Rev R G Pferrer conducted a baptism for Robert Martin son of Mr and Mrs Milton Schlechter during morning worship at South Ridge. Relatives and friends then gathered at Clearview Grove for a picnic. attendees included Spiegelbergs, Schlechter family, Baus, Bechtel, and other locals. A birthday celebration for Mary Bechtel followed at Clearview Grove with games, gifts, and decorations. Stewards held a meeting at the parsonage. Mrs Frank Laraway hosted dinner for Eva Bryant Garfield Harris and Belle Brosicker. Numerous visits and a Townsend Club picnic at Cascade Park rounded out the day’s social calendar.
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