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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1935

Page

7

New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre

New York column notes Joseph Hergesheimer as a keen gourmet and country gentleman at Dower House near Philadelphia. It recounts his seven year effort to furnish the estate and a Virginia serving table found in a log cabin. It also mentions Mary Pickford, Mrs Fiske, Valeska Suratt, Eva Tanguay, and Dolores referenced in nightlife chatter.

New York Joseph Hergesheimer Atlantic Philadelphia Virginia Hergesheimer Gace Mary Pickford

Art Frank’s London fling amid theatrical engagement

Art Frank known as the last chin piece cartoonist embarks on his first fling in London while continuing a parallel theatrical engagement. The note cites his recent travels and creative projects in the British capital.

Art Frank Chinpiece London

Silas Stage Tart Tales and Celebrity Patter

The article offers a collage of names and witticisms about stage life and high society. It notes humorous misorders at eateries, notes on Pie and Trifle, and sketches of Wilton Lackeye Bob Read Noel Coward Ethel Barrymore Huey Long Eleanor Patterson John Hays Hammond George M. Cohan Mike Farrar Hannen Swatter and others. It blends anecdotes from theater, journalism, and social circles with satirical remarks and literary references.

Herbert Marshall Bart Ethel Barrymore Huey Long Eleanor Patterson Washington John Hays Hammond George M. Cohan Mike John Farrar Hannen Swatter London New York

Grafton Alumni Meet Highlights Local News In August

Grafton residents share visits and arrivals from Esrea St Louis Elyria and Medina. Dramas include a fractured collarbone at school and church delegates selected for Lakeside conference. A picnic is planned at Century Park August 11 and post office redecorations accompany building remodels. Annual Grafton Alumni Association meeting held Wednesday evening.

Grafton M. Dietrich Fonda Helen Meilander Esrea A. E. Mennell Thomas Ables St. Louis, Co Grace Park B. A. Rothgary Ables United Mills Co., Inc Leland Mull Century Park Lorain Fanny Clark Elyria Mary Trenchard Effie Stapleton Susan Cragin Lodi Hospital E. 2. Worden Weymouth Gladys Palmer Medina Earl Durkee Mary June Becker Pontiac Mich Charles Bates Paul Becker Beesing Goorge Trenchard Ray Trenchard Hulding

Henrietta 4-H Club Activities and Local Notices

Henrietta Ohio August 1 4 H Food Club held a special meeting at Mrs Leon Hopking home the annual picnic was postponed due to bad weather members worked on record books refreshments were served by Mrs Hopkins funeral services for Ethel Reinert ten were held at John J Nunn funeral parlors survivors include brothers Bernard Robert and Albert various local social events include a lawn party hosted by Miss Sybil Kendeigh a Beech jon reunion and numerous Sunday visits among area residents with multiple families noted across Avon Lake Cleveland Oberlin Norwalk Toledo and Berea

Henrietta, O H. F. W. Wood Club Leon Hopking Hopkins Ethel Reinert Paul Portman Cleveland John J. Nunn Welock Bernard Robert Albert Ruth Angers Brownhelm Merry Workers Cooking Club Camp Crag Medina Sybil Kendeigh Frank Kelble Patsy Warren Unger Carlisle Avon Lake Sundar Ralph Husted C. W. Wood Charles Oberlin Lester Husted Emil Haag Eleanor Berea Mary Becker Louise Emmerick Alman Haines Norwalk William Austin C. H Cur Oscar Zurtch Willa John Bernard Harvey Dorothy Louise Toledo Harold Caat Water Walker John Geissendoerer

Lovalts Bat hosts garden party with 1956 officers named

A social event at Lovalts Bat featured a welcome by Joskey and remarks by Har h, with a nominating committee selecting 1956 officers led by Marta Bourkes. Officers include vice president Harold Muir, recording secretary Emily Knight, corresponding secretary Jeanne Park, and treasurer Nelson Hitchcock. The gathering adjourned to I. O. O. F. Hall for dancing as Dal Cody orchestra played. Funeral details for Mrs Bertha Gott Taylor noted, with address of Nettie Reichard at 645 East Fourn Street, Pomona California.

Joskey Raith Tomasheska Edna Taylor Bernadette Barden Ruth Tomash Frederick Knight Marta Bourkes Elshna Harold Muir Emily Knight Jeanne Park Nelson Hitchcock I. O Dal Cody J D. Mennell Bertha Gott Taylor Lerhfieid Terman Nettie Reichard Ban East Fourn Street Pomona Calif

Second Aldrich district No 5 reunion held in grove

The second annual reunion of Aldrich district school No 5 gathered 125 to 150 former pupils teachers and families on Ora Sprague farm in the grove on Sunday July 2. Attendees enjoyed visiting reminiscences and a picnic dinner. Attorney J A Chamberlain of Cleveland led a meeting with George H Chamberlain absent. Officers were elected with A T Chamberlain president Zella Sprague reelected vice president Louise Herold Wolf secretary treasurer. Several former pupils and teachers gave talks. Members came from Ohio Michigan and nearby towns and the next reunion date will be set by the official committee.

Aldrich District School No 5 Ora Sprague Farm J. A. Chamberlain Cleveland George H. Chamberlain Elyria Louis Herold Wolf Frank Sehott Garden Grove Town Elizabeth Taffermy Sharon Charles Gott LaGrange George IT. Chamberlin Memorial Hospital Tate Tilia Clark Carlisle A. Chamberlain Owas Zella Sprague Laurange Louise Herold Wolf Srerriary Fallowsme Celia Denham BR Harrison Pueia Wilcoy Esther Aldrich Wall Ottn Dushenske York Bert Neshett Alen Clark Chamberlain East Lansing Sarah Kellazee Lorain Thomas Foley Turner Larange Fast Lansing Mich Chippens Lake Oberlin Litchfield Penfield Wellington

Local Social Guests Gather Across Several Homes

A stream of guests from Saginaw to Cleveland and Elyria visited relatives in Ohio towns including Clev eland Lorain Oberlin and Vermilion. Attendees spanned multiple families with Sunday and Monday dinners and informal calls, featuring Amstutzs Bucks Culbertsons Portmans and numerous neighbors.

Social News Items From Local Guests and Visits

A series of visit and dinner guest notices from towns including Oberlin Preston Isle Bath Lancaster Elyria Lorain Pittsfield Sullivan and related families. Names mentioned include Rosa Bucks Josephine Frazier Warren Unger Warren Sherwood Bronshton Kellie Emmerick Delefield Gill Born Miller and Coon Saltzman with several Monday and Sunday gatherings noted.

Rosa Bucks Oberlin Warren Unger Preston Isle Maine Josephine Frazier Bath Warren Sherwood Lancaster Dan Unger Elyria Frank Kellie Harry Jackson Lorain Louise Emmerick Vis Charge Bronshton A. BR. Emmerick Ruth Date Shirley Ann Delefield RO Gill Pittsfield E. Peabody Walter Miller Sullivan Coon Saltzman John Born

Nations drift toward force as deterrent of aggression

Nations contemplate use of force or threat to deter aggression. Many are reluctant to resort to military action, leaving a narrow path between diplomacy and coercion.

Scrip Hoarded For Souvenir Of Bank Crisis

In Philadelphia during 1940s upheaval, $2,055 in scrip currency was found tucked in attics and hidden places. The Clearing House Association reports the association was sued for $8,000,000 in scrip as a medium of exchange. All has been redeemed and burned except F205. remaining unredeemed money will revert to the state once redemption ends.

Philadelphia Clearing House Association

Ideal Human Character Formed by Self Knowledge

Fragmentary quotation suggests a philosophy of self reverence and self knowledge guiding ideal character. It references faithfulness to a higher life and a prudent inner law shaping virtue and conduct. Potentially part of a moral treatise.

Barrington band 103 years old claims oldest in nation

The Barrington New Hampshire band marks 103 years as possibly the oldest in the country. Founder James Wiggin founded the group, and his grandson Elmer Wiggin now leads with three generations active. A Wirgin head has led the band since its start.

Barrington N. H James Wiggin Elmer Wiggin

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O. O. McIntyre Dolores Herbert C. Cummings Pol. Ady C. G. Fairchild Brighton West Ave Bane Te Oig Finance Corp C. J. Sartor Elyria Savings Silas Wilton Lackeye Halian Burlington Arcade Bob Read Brummel Social Register North Carolina Nester Maus Creek Noel Coward Frederic Lonsdale Mend Gene Waller Park Avenue Coprizht McNaught Syndicate Grafton Alumni Association Ama Ohio Phoona Household Finance Co R. R. Ritter Ohia Henrietta Youngstown Clarence Amstutz Paton Saginaw Leonard Bucks Wallace Court H. E. Culbertson Ashland Joh Portman Amelia Portman Brownhelm Land Alfred Kohl Julia Kohl Barbara Angersbach Conrad Adler W. E. Snyder Walter Kitson Rbuly Ed Gressler Fred Wilford Melvin Unger Shirley Kenneth Lila Mae DeLaney Congress Ed Garver John Smith Elytha Charles Cook O. C Sanders Joe Anderson Ruby Dertteck Oscar Szabo Velma Richard Sanders Vernon Margaret South Amherst Fred Bauman Carl Duta Ralph McDowell Sin Ralph Etta McDowell Archie McDowell George Hase Berlin Hershts Lona Geserheimer George Guthman Donna May Oo A Truthman Laverne Whiner Franklin Sanders Flynna Emil Uavac Diachter Eleanor of Reea Carl Becker Brownhelm Carl Dudley Oberim Janette Sinsffer Jean Snyder Ray Brown Sanford Wiggins Vermilon-on- Irs Adam Horn Jehan Ives Cberlin Wes John Bauman Vian End Bo Braelie Reve Bam Will Pocahontas Lumpoe Iedy Sohio X Ohios Ae da Gi AS Veet Ch Mala
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