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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1932
Page
24
A 1922 letter from a renowned vaudeville era artist, retired and living in seclusion, thanks a public figure for suppor t of dogs. He recalls hearing loss from the Orpheum circuit, finds solace in a loyal Boston terrier, and offers reflections on memories of Europe, performance life, and enduring gratitude.
Wellington April 26 The annual Harvest Home Feast will be held on Wednesday eyeing. A cut ting from Napoleon's tomb grows in the yard of Mr and West Pfeiffer. The cutting was sent to Mrs Pfeiffer by John Ariz whose daughter brought it home from European travels. The legend says a cutting from the famous tree was planted and successive cuttings grew, now the sixth generation in Wellington.
Miss Hollis Turner of Mace will portray a White Wizard in Wooster College’s twenty eighth Color Day Pageant on May 14. A 200 member student cast will present The Pageant a Tattern illustrating Goethe's theory of poetry. Mrs. Lou Henry Hoover will attend as guest of honor and receive an honorary doctorate from the college.
The village council held a special meeting to consider three bids for the project. One bid came from Sanfordisky and two from Akron firms. one Akron bid was accepted. The council will meet again next week to announce start timing.
Akron area social notes list visits and gatherings among families and friends. Residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Wm Law and others attended weddings, birthdays, and Sunday visits across Elyria Lakewood Parma and Rocky River, with road duty noted for Wm Law in Mendon.
The Muskrat or Musquash is a fur bearing mammal of the United States and Canada. It lives across wetlands from the Mississippi deltas to the Rio Grande, with a thick velvety fur, webbed hind feet, and a waterlogged burrow home. It digs canals, builds in reed and mud houses, and feeds on roots, plants, mussels and small animals. It is nocturnal, prolific, and not in grave danger despite hunting. its scent gland is for communication rather than defense.
Jallet Creek residents Eva Ruth and Madelyne Coleman Geo Coleman Mr and Mrs My Von Pierce Don Clara Ralph Parker and Francis Jordan from Akron joined a pinochle gathering at the Morlock home in Cleveland Saturday night also note Mrs J E McCoy of Chicago returning home to attend the funeral of her uncle H Jenne in Litchfield.
Belden April 26 report notes Charlies Wire visiting Ford Camp in Wellington where Mr Camp is improving after illness. Lakewood residents Mr Hahn and his mother spent Wednesday evening with Wm Law. James Trutton Sr and son James of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Chas Wike Friday.
Kipton April 26 community grief as Miss Amelia Latteman dies suddenly. She lived with sister Mrs. F A Perkins and leaves another sister Mrs W F Betts and many relatives. Community extends sympathy to the bereaved family. Other items note wedding attendance, a high school baseball win 7 to 4 over Brighton, and social visits as local residents travel between Kipton and nearby towns.
The notice references the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Brumby. It notes ownership or residency with no additional context about event or date.
Brownhelm Evangelical Church members Rev I H Amore and son Robert attend a Woman's Missionary Society gathering at Mrs Walter Fowell's home in Brownhelm. Notes also mention district rally attendance by Mrs George Knittle, choir rehearsal, dinner guests in Henrietta, Zonta class meeting, and weekend visitors. The text closes with a historical remark on Boston's 1826 girls grammar school and scientific revolutions.
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