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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1932
Page
5
The Lorain County want ad page outlines cash and contract rate structures, daily line charges, and discounts for cash payments. It covers out of town orders, error rectification policies, and ad submission deadlines. Also lists local transit connections, tailoring services, and miscellaneous ads including sewing, tennis rackets, and moving services.
Fauver and Pauver advertise real estate sales and a foreclosure action in Lorain County Ohio. The notice lists property details on Vermilion River and multiple parcels, with a mortgage foreclosure case against Eleanor Grace Johnston and Vernon O. Johnston, requiring an answer by September 10, 1932. Masters Crane and Willett represent the plaintiff.
Legal Advertising from 1932 announces plaintiff E Moewing seeks divorce from defendant in Case 52581 on grounds of gross neglect and extreme cruelty with equitable relief. Hearing tentatively set for September 1932. Attorney Richard Horan represents plaintiff. August 1. 323-30 Sept. 6
Litchfield briefs note T H Case remodeling a bathroom and kitchen, Aunt Dinah's Quilting Club meeting at Mrs W E Leach with 14 members, plans for next meeting at Mrs H L Pfeiffer, a quilt surprise for Mrs Leach, and relatives traveling to Beulah Beach for ten days. Several residents visit relatives, attend social events in Cleveland and Elyria, and a birth announced for a daughter. Local gatherings include cemetery and park association meetings.
Week in Brunswick with Mr and Mrs L F Detrow plus Pauline Hoff recovering from appendicitis at Lodi Hospital. Dr and Mrs Harry Street and son visited Cleveland for Miss Mary Streett s birthday. Mitchell family of Cleveland bought and remodel old Damon farm. About 25 youths held a Beaver Park beach party. Lillian Rice left for Spencer after a visit in the Thompson home.
Aug 1 notices from Grafton detail funerals and social visits. W E Baker attended Smith Crowell’s funeral in Eaton. Families like Diedrichs Mennells and Outzs were seen at picnics and calls at homes in Northfield, Lakewood, Elyria and Grafton. Epworth League rally at Elyria M E Church noted. anniversary celebrated on Cleveland Street with relatives from Cleveland and Lorain. Minor injuries to Marcella Kubuske reported after running in front of a car. Parish group planning teacher training discussed with Eaton and Grafton M E B Church leaders.
The 4-H Cooking Club led by Mrs Freda MatNeal hosted the 4-H Home Furnishings Club and advisor Mrs Dinner Tran at Miss Esther Haines home. Twenty six members attended with ice cream and cake served. Several neighbors were noted visiting in the area throughout the week.
Avon Ohio August 2 The Ladies Auxiliary of the Knights of St Joan and family and friends held their annual picnic outing at Avon Lake park with a large turnout. Bathing games and races followed by a sumptuous five o'clock picnic supper. Awards were won by Miss M A Webber and Mrs Vernon Fry in bridge and Mrs A J Linden and Miss Elizabeth Hentges in pedro. Children ages 7 to 10 won by Marion Urig and 10 to 15 by Marian Linden. Several locals from Cleveland visited relatives and friends here including Mr and Mrs Gordon Paddock Robert Dale and Mrs Edwin Pickering. Several others were noted as guests or visitors.
A lengthy local social note records visits and callers in the community. Names include Vincent Tain, Mr and Mrs Victor Myers, Mrs D R Roberts, Mrs Leonard Dean and daughters, Harold Trautwein and Earl Jones of Lorain, plus S W Scott and William Cutter visiting relatives in Canton and Lorain. Funeral attendance for Mrs Elizabeth Rehorey noted, with Anna Karman among attendees. August 2 marks the centenary of Samuel E Pingree, Vermont governor and Union officer.
Dr Logan Clendening extols vegetables as summer’s healthy choice noting meats’ heat from protein. He highlights rhubarb’s limited value, asparagus as standout for digestion and nourishment, and mushrooms grown indoors in Pennsylvania as safe.
The five masted sailing ship Spirit of New England will visit 39 ports in 18 countries this summer to open markets and boost trade. Commanded by Lieutenant-Commander Frederick C. Melville, the vessel will showcase American products and run a sales promotion while promoting U S trade ties.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology introduces an alternate admission path for prep and high school graduates. Students in the upper fifth of their class for the last two years may gain admission without an entrance examination, and New York State Regents with high standing will be accepted.
Arman Var natian his wife and two children are Armenians in the United States since 1925 when Armenia ceased to exist Their visit ends and the government plans deportation The family has a hearing and likely will choose a country to which they will be sent The piece notes attitude to women as a civilizational ethical test.
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