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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1934
Page
3
Philadelphia Sept 12 Former President Hoover argues government by the people is gone and tyranny rises where fascism socialism or communism take hold. He calls for reform of banking markets and natural resources laws while warning bureaucracies seek power and threaten liberty.
Mr and Mrs Hugh Summerton entertained the Good Time Club with cards and dancing. Attendees from Uodi included Mr and Mrs Harold McClain and others while other guests ranged from Chatham to Elyria. Several visitors spent weekends with relatives and attended events and fairs in the area.
Young instructor Donald Reeves is found shot in his campus office. Inspector Lee and reporter Tim Blade chase clues across Center City, uncovering a missing gun with Jamieson’s initials and a complex attic crime scene at the English House. Ruth Turner’s actions threaten to expose Jamieson as the story twists toward a morgue lead.
Local residents traveled to Columbus for the State Fair while others joined family visits and social events across Medina and nearby towns. Notable names include the Nesbetts, Belden family, Rogers, Klinect, Reichard, Seckt, Johnson, Fahr, and Schwarer clans with multiple trips to fairs, picnics at Cuppewa Lake, and Lake Erie area social calls.
The General Ladies Aid Society of the Local Methodist church held its last regular meeting of the conference year in the church parlors with eleven members present. Officers were reelected: Eschtruth president, Lewis vice president, McIntire secretary, White treasurer. A future dinner for Foreign Missionary Societies was discussed.
A Markley Girls 4-H Club meeting at Miss Florence McCarty’s home on Sept 1 set plans for the Markley school fair on Sept 22. Attendees included Marian and Margaret Roberts Lois Prindle Ruth Keller Lucille Lenning Loretta Jeanette Lewis Marietta Edna Ross Alice McCarty and one visitor. F H Lewis and Francis Lewis attended. Community notes mention a M E church wiener roast near Black River with several attendees and Rosemary Wilhelm traveling to Cleveland.
Miss Rath Adams was surprised at grandmother Mrs. Mary Gott home for a birthday anniversary. Guests came from Cleveland and Grafton to join the celebration in LaGrange. New York visitors include Mrs. L M Bourlier and Mrs. Rose Bliss Parrish and Mr. Leon Longley Sterling who visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hastings. Bourlier family lived here twenty five years ago when Bourier worked for Belle Vernon Co.
The annual Gleaners Outdoors Party will be held at Dr. and Mrs. A A Wilcox residence on Wednesday evening September 12 instead of the Prosser home. Members husbands and friends will be guests at the event.
The corps of teachers includes superintendent A W Tones Hazel E Miner Miss Skinner Dorothy Wolcott Bernard Wareham Agnes Rouge Wilhelmina Kolinski Ruth Tran Rosalie Adams Leola Wilcox Jennie Hubbard listed for grades. Bus drivers are A H Hopkins David Pelton F J Knowles J M Spicer M S Behn er F E Hasting janitor. Four teachers meeting occurred at the schoolhouse Saturday afternoon.
An interesting Workers' Conference met Friday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Jones home. Officers were re-elected: superintendent J. H. Curtiss, assistant Edna Wilcox, treasurer Helen Law, secretary Sylvia Curtiss, pianist Rush, orchestra leader Andrew Rawson, chorister Wilchelmina Kolinski, primary superintendent Hazel Adams, cradle role superintendent Grace Rawson. A talk on "Our Library" by Charlotte Wilcox and a rally day program by Grace Miller completed the meeting.
Mrs Shaw of Cleveland spends an indefinite time with sister Mrs Milton Haulk. Mrs Will Frew and daughter Sorothy return to Pittsburgh after two weeks with Mr and Mrs Neg Gott. Miss Dorothy Wolcott arrives from Cleveland after two years there. Several couples and families attended Air Races in Cleveland Sunday. Miss Marian Butler of Lakewood visits with Ray and Mrs Butler. Jim Foster joins Dale Jump to North Carolina for an extended stay. Miss Cassie M Kenner will teach in Lakewood high school again this year. Continuous local visits and teaching assignments noted across Elyria Lakewood and Williams county area.
Sept 12 Elyria area notes list new entrants to Elyria high and grade schools including Thelma Waxner Zelda Schramm Betty Miller Marquarte Mason Tess Drusendahl Doris Minnich Lois Eldred Chester Sprague Milton Leger Jr Robert Penfound and others. The column also records visits from Columbia Hinckley Amherst and Oberlin guests and mentions attendees at a Sunday musicale plus local social visits and schooling plans.
Huntington grange met with Marion Crile in the chair transacting regular business. The fourth degree was awarded to Glenraee Moehna and a program followed with songs by Mrs. Ralph Krage and Mrs. Earl Easterday, a prize apron and cookie contest won by Mrs. Krage and Mrs. Easterday. Visitors Ed Strouse and Altone Moshal attended. Huntington School began with three buses and named drivers and teachers. local residents attended carnivals and visitors stayed with relatives.
Yepko and family and Mrs. Joel Serroza and family, all of Lorain, visit. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Simonson stay at the Morris Hawley home. Clarence Hines returns to his parents after a visit with relatives. P A Newbeckerk at Parkview near Cleveland spends Sunday with Lloyd Weyer, N Weyer, and daughter.
Mrs George Colley and others visited Spencer residents for weekend dinners and Labor Day. Mrs J F Gariss dies after illness. funeral at Spencer M E Church. Ladies Aid marks 31st flower show anniversary with three groups earning funds. church events announced including Sunday services and the upcoming Annual Conference in Elyria.
Florence Brushaber who swam 14 of 33 miles across Lake Erie plans another try soon. Her physician Dr Henry Lehrer attributed her illness to dieting. The report also notes Dr R T Cooksey’s Vitamin milk diet horse Bad Play placing second at Hawthorne and Dutch Guiana’s colonial exchange in 1667.
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