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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1934
Page
11
The passage cites a day-by-day world story frame dated Monday September 17 in the 260th day of the year, noting the last week of summer, Tishri 8 5605 in the Jewish calendar, morning and evening planets, moon phase, and zodiac sign Virgo. It references Clare Kinnaird and a 924 contest prose aspect.
Day by day world news notes Brussels flag display provoked German caution as Baron von der Goltz enforces discipline. Belgian rosettes and yellow attire appear despite bans. Earlier mentions include Washington term limits and Farewell Address.
Fragmentary text lists notable births and figures, with references to Mordecai Manuel Noah and others. It notes a 1911 transcontinental flight by Calbraith P. Rodgers, mentions political cautions in foreign relations, and includes a cryptic call for proofs of various common assertions.
Kipton notes a bus station sale to F. W. Rich of Conneaut City with possession planned for October. Camden Township School opens with lower than usual attendance. staff includes Ruth Kelly principal and several teachers. Road widening at Fates Corners and Beam’s Corners aims to improve Route 20 safety. Local social updates cover visits and upcoming Ladies Aid dinner, with several regional residents and visitors listed.
Mrs P E Harding entertained Mrs Richard Harding and son Tallot of Cleveland and Mrs Brandon Clark of Boston Miss. High School teacher H W Baetz and wife moved into the J Sharp residence. Howard Ringler of Cleveland visited his parents C J Betts. Etta Knapp of Plyma stayed with Vic Cook. S R Barber and wife of Sorento Florida called on friends. The Sharp and Brownhart households hosted several relatives for Sunday dinners and visits. Elwood Austin is ill at home under a physician’s care. Ackerman Gow er and Hoffner families were hosted recently by A J Gower.
South Ridge notes a son born to Mr and Mrs Milton Schlechter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Friday September 14. Mrs E W Stang Mrs George Knittie and Miss Marion Kuittie attended an Eastern Star meeting in Elyria Friday evening. The Hickory Kea Grange gathering in Amherst Tuesday evening included Mr and Mrs George Knittle and Mr and Mrs Fred Scnaub.
Residents attended a quilting gathering at Mrs. Kathryn Kolbe’s home on Widdle Ridge. Frank Laraway visited Mrs. Belle Brosicker in South Amherst. M. O. Balls returned from Michigan. Mrs. John Ives and son Harold of Oberlin visited Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bechtel. George Stephen and his wife from South Amherst visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Laraway Tuesday evening.
In North Olmsted on September 17 1934 Dr George Cross Buseer and J P Mead discussed state plans with Rev L R Lowry. Circle No 2 held a luncheon. meetings at Universalist church run Sept 30 to Oct 7 except Saturday. opening song service at 8 pm. PTA held first fall meeting Sept 12 with officers named. News notes cover a car accident involving Stewart Mills, a wedding in Mercer PA, Florida winter plans for Mrs Nichols, trips by Mr and Mrs Limpert, a September 15 marriage, and Mrs May Demaine recovering from surgery in Berea Hospital.
Mrs Myra Edgar and Mrs Mayme Church were in Amherst on business Thursday. Mrs Alma Stone of Lorain called on friends in town Thursday afternoon. Clifton Eppier was an Elyria visitor Thursday.
Bay Village Garden Club invites exhibitors for the annual Garden group event at the club house on Wednesday Sept 19 from 2 to 10 PM. Bay Village flower group won first prize at Berea Fair for the third year in a row. Funeral service for Grant Melrose held at his home Thursday afternoon. Melrose was a longtime broadcaster at Station WJAY. Mrs Melrose survives him. Changes in local residents include the Hook family moving into the Horn property on Bassett road, Edith Barker visiting her sister on Lake road, and several neighbors spending time with relatives. A large Berea Fair attendance continues, and Mrs Effie Morgan helps care for a seriously ill neighbor. The Woman's Club met with a Fall Style show by Misa Arms of Halle Bros. Cleveland demonstrating accessories. The guest list included Mrs Rhea Flemming of Ver Biggar.
El Oppenheim Thursday Mrs Fred Powell and son Chas of Hisria visited at the Mark Clary home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Lt W Funk of Elyria were calling on friends here Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Wim Hollson LeRoy and Russell Kubach visited Gus Kubach Thursday. Str and Mrs Alfred Herman were Elyria shoppers Thursday morning. Mrs A Nieding spent Friday in Elyria guest of sister Mrs Lloyd Sweet. Mrs C BE Opperman was an Elyria shopper Thursday. Misses Lois Nieding and Mildred Kubach were Lorain visitors Miss Ruby Felton spent Thursday evening in Amherst.
The Noerth Elyria Subordinate and Juvenile Grange met on Thursday Sept 13. Practice for the degree team is set for Sept 20 with officers urged to attend. The Lake Avenue Community church Woman's Association meets at Robert Taylor's home on Sept 19. Local residents Cary Setterfield, Bottorff and family, Torral, and Ezra Baetz and families visited Croskey households. R H Miller attended a Cleveland business meeting. Easterday of Wellington recently called on the Croskeys.
The diary spans New York social scenes with encounters from Sept 17 including George Buckley Joe Laurie Jr and Morris Gest then dinners at Port Arthur and a Conde Nast party. It comments on Cat Alley in Brooklyn, the old horse carts, film stars Diana Wynward Clive Brook Gloria Swanson and others, ending with local political bid by Leonardtown resident Mailton Joy who has run for sheriff 21 years.
Waterbury Connecticut reports Howie Kraft suffered a broken right leg while playing baseball. He spent seven weeks in bed, returned for one day, then reentered a seven week rest. The item notes the Sept. 16 birth centennial of Asa S. Bushnell born 1834 in Ohio and governor 1895 to 1899.
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