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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1932
Page
20
A fragmentary family and social page interweaves a tale of an unemployed man and a night driven escape through Manhattan. Characters Lilian and Barry circle love and fear as a taxi ride cuts into a dark apartment visit, revealing tension, longing, and a possible separation. Local notices mix in with dinner guests and community meetings, detailing society figures and pastimes.
A Northeastern Ohio Oratorieval Contest at Kent featured fifteen counties with a program of talks by candidates led by John Dotbear and others. Prizes at a Highland Park gathering went to Agnes Webber Earl Frank Samuel Feckely and several others. Brookside pupils rehearsed for the operetta Over the Garden Wall to be staged May 6 with Mary Aliss and Mulred Stauder directing. A May Queen coronation is planned as seventh and eighth graders prepare for a track meet at Oberlin. An April 29 benefit Banco party at St James Mission raises funds for Brookside pupil relief, open to the public. Glasgow Scotland may increase bus fares.
A LaGrange roundup reports business visits in Columbus and Elyria, visits from Cleveland and Lakewood residents, and community gatherings. Highlights include the Lyndon Chapter O B S banquet with Masonic hosting, the local F and A M annual inspection in the Masonic hall, W E Aid Society meeting with poetry by Edgar Guest, an Alumni meeting May 11, and a Laurange baseball win over Brownhelm.
Chatham notes include Mr and Mrs Will Gorham of Ashland visiting the Ray Packard home, Rev Henry Hunt at the county ministerial meeting in Knackler Ridge, and a Jeromesville business visit by Mr and Mrs George Alls. Chatham High School beat Ashland varsity 8-5, while several children suffered injuries in outings.
A Chatham Grange program featured George Pachard directed orchestra readings by Mrs Blake Kulp and Ernest Clapp. Harold Lyons Dolis Lron Carl Pachard Milo Gunsaul formed a male quartet with a pantomime The Wedding of Rudy and Nanette. Mrs H J Kohli directed the wedding scene. Carl Packard led the band and the Grange Master presented to E L Haight. Ice cream and cake followed.
Thirteen Huntington students received Blue Ribbons for perfect health at a PLTA meeting in Town Hall Miss Sherod from the LCHD awarded ribbons to students across grades from First to Eighth George Greenbank and Margaret Rozbert among honorees. The program featured the local Junior High School orchestra and student performances including a playlet by Third and Fourth grade pupils.
Mrs Turner of Yall River Massachusetts writes that after six months of poor digestion and fatigue she used Kellogg’s All-Bran and found it delicious and curative. She credits bulk and vitamin B in All-Bran for easing constipation, improving iron intake, and avoiding habit forming pills. Two tablespoons daily advised.
Sheffield represents Lorain at Reach side school competition in Kent on April Ih Ar Sechkar with gumbo served.
Elinor Glyn, author of the famous novel Three Weeks, says the work was badly misunderstood and she dislikes sex novels. She notes the book helped set a vogue for sex-themed fiction but insists it does not involve her or invest her in the genre. She spoke on the eve of a forthcoming event in London.
A consumer guidance piece warns shoppers to insist on the brands they know and ask for and to refuse substitutes urged by clerks as "just as good" because such switch may yield higher commissions and lower value. It cites stores that forbid this practice and urges sticking to familiar brands advertised in the paper.
Jasper Hloggaard snared and killed two elk that invaded his farm near Astoria. A distant observer claimed Constantinople is cleaner than New York. Political ad urges votes for J KE Davidson for County Commissioner, focusing on economy.
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