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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1932
Page
2
Barry Carlton and Lilian Blane share a charged New York speakeasy encounter as flirtation deepens amid Prohibition era clues. The scene unfolds with mistaken propriety, a vow to secrecy, and a kiss that seals a dangerous, urgent attraction in a gilded room.
Grade school notes add Lewis and Edward Imbrogno and Dallo Imbrogno from Avon. They prepare for an all county reading contest to be held at Milan. The Birmingham and Florence elimination will occur next week at the Birmingham school.
Ning members of the Bunco Pals club gathered April 25 at Mrs Bader’s home with Mrs Harold Hill as hostess. Three bunco tables operated with prizes to Miss Tose Morrath and Mrs Lewis. After business, charades, music and dancing followed. Upcoming meeting set for May 5 at Mrs John Karman’s home with Miss Veronica Karman hostess. The Markley 4 H Club Busy Boys held a April 21 meeting at their advisor’s home. baseball, by law reviews, and committees were formed. Old members listed. new members joined. popcorn enjoyed.
Kenneth Bishop from Elyma spent the weekend with grandparents Mr and Mrs H A Bishop. Jerry Spice and the Harry Otterbacher name surfaced in Wellington. Mrs Wm Mathews visited Cleveland. Stanley Christian attended Mrs Eimbhart’s funeral in Weymouth. The Buffingtons of Fairlawn visited. work began on a new garage after the old one burned two weeks earlier. Mr Myron Pierce and Mr Geo Coleman visited Cleveland, and Mrs Emma Stever with daughter were mentioned.
Fred Steyer and family of Lakewood hosted a Sunday gathering with guest sister and family including Mrs J V Mansfeld Mr and Mrs Harry Morlock and Beverly as well as Mrs Dora John and Lydia Manthey from Cleveland and others from Seville and Akron Also reported are visits to Wm Mington's and a fish fry at Chippewa Lake plus travels of Mrs H B Taylor and Mrs Ernest Duck between Espyvalle and Cleveland A separate note records dogs killing several sheep on farms owned by Arvin Draper and Rome Wilber with a dog catcher later seeking the culprit
April 25 The Fatfield Community club held its regular April meeting with president Mrs Henry Jackson presiding. Reports from prior meetings were accepted and routine business completed. A social time with refreshments followed. Junior class party at the home of Mr and Mrs Archie Haynes featured games music and refreshments with attendees including Bob Odell Donald Minnich Louis Bodmar George Chambers Andy Secihan Paul Poor and others plus the Haynes family. Mrs Carmelia Minard visited Mrs C Chambers. Mrs Frank Wields of Lake Breeze road serves on a jury at Diacout house this week. The Sheffield Lake Somali tub
The group met at St. James Mission Tuesday evening with good attendance. Four committees were formed: tropical exhibit in May chaired by Mrs Louis Montigney, library duties led by Miss Lakean and Mrs C S Engleman, Fourth of July arrangements by Mrs Frank Young, Mrs Frank Craig and Miss Estella Lakean, and relief activities directed by Mrs Harry Gang, Mrs Agnes Webber, and Mrs Joseph Kensik.
The April meeting at the school drew large attendance with plans for May third degree practice. An impromptu program followed including piano, readings, jokes, and a social period with radio music and refreshments. Alumni officers planned an upcoming banquet, and local residents welcomed births and visits while noting a Welsh wedding in Cardigan.
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation asked Lorain County auditors for a full financial statement of Lorain city obligations tax receipts and indebtedness as a condition for a loan backed by municipal bonds. The request mirrors increased workload in government offices during hard times and foreshadows a bond sale process.
Waldo H. Heinrichs, famed as the luckiest World War ace, sails to Palestine to lead the Y M C A’s new $1 million facility near the Jaffa Gate. He will oversee preparations for an anticipated fall opening and a program serving 20 nationalities and three faiths: Christian, Jewish, and Muslim.
An unnamed serviceman received the Croix de Guerre with Palm from Marshal Petain, five bars on his Victory Medal, and four citations for exemplary service, as his wartime experiences and leadership are highlighted.
Pompeo Coppini, famed sculptor, gives Mayor C M Chambers a symbolic sculpture titled Let the Dollar Work. The piece shows a Democratic donkey seated on a large silver dollar replica, with the eagle's head beak and donkey’s tail visible. The slogan Let the Dollar Work appears on the coin.
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