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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1932

Page

12

Creative scheme drives Camila toward breakthrough idea

Camila plays a risky ruse to win support from Bowmen and Weeks while pursuing a film project. She debates revealing her inspiration to Peter and Bates while juggling shop and studio tasks. A sudden flash of genius promises a moving picture concept, as she plans to return to Charm Cottage for a pivotal meeting.

Chapfer Camirla Peter Bates Camails Sims National Bowman Camifia Myr Anesa Camifin Destiny Sponia Gnier Camila Tim Bin

Election of officers and local Society notices

The Henriettta area reports the annual election of officers for the Kings Herald society of the M. E. church with Lois Portman elected president and Gilbert Hostettler vice president. Numerous Ladies Aid Society entertainments and church study plans are listed along with a long social note of visits and gatherings across nearby towns including Elyria Oberlin Wellington and Berea.

Henrietta King’s Herald Society M. E Lois Portman Gilbert Hostettler Alfred Gould Phyllis Portman Ladies’ Aid Society Melvin Unger The Evangelical Church Albert Rensser

Double-Deckers for Commuters in Elyria Social Roundup

Elyria area social notes list guests and visits from Sunday through midweek. Mr and Mrs Charles Cook hosted in Elyria, with relatives from Cleveland and Pittsburgh dining and calling at local homes. The column records neighborhood interactions, birthdays, travel, and library duties, reflecting a typical small-town social page.

Kipton Briefs Compact Social Notices from Kipton

Fred Losey of Akron visited his sister Mrs G A Brumby and family on Tuesday night. Glen Barber and family hosted friends at Fred Holden home in Florence on Saturday. Frank Wendell berg and family from Cleveland spent weekend with Mrs R M Ostreim and family. Nelle Obitts and Wm Brumby Sr. visited Amherst on Tuesday. Everett Holden of Oberlin stayed with his sister Mrs Glen Barber for several days. Marvin and Orin Lee of Elyria visited their uncle Thomas Lee. Jake Drier of Toledo was a Sunday guest of Ray and G A Green. Henry Worcester shopped in Elyria Monday. Tillie Schnell visits relatives in Norwalk this week. Sunday dinner guests at G A Bradley’s included Jubb of Cleveland. Eva Searles vacations from Oberlin college admissions building. Harold Sheffield of Cleveland and his mother visited Horace Green on Sunday. Phil Ronk and Lillian Ronk of Bay Village also mentioned.

L. A. Obutts Wm. Brumby Wm. Ingersoll Columbia Station C. B. Ingersoll Lena Franey H. Jubb Cleveland G. A. Bradley Everett Hanes Baby Clarksfield Conrad Heidrick Paul Edith Martha Blackett Clarence Blackett Murray Ridge Shirley Ann Betts C. J. Betts Oberlin Horace Green Ed Holden Glen Barker Carl Smith Amherst Guy Morgan Dean Morgan B. C. Mandeville Son Austin Norwalk Henry Worcester Oberlin College R. M. Ostreim Frank Wendelberg Lima Charles Boniffaca Adrian Betts Ashland Ralph Myers T. M. Sell Hartland F. A. Perkins Reuben Benfur Esther Milton Sell Vermilion-on-the-Lake Wm. Myers Everett. Hanes Elyria Briefs Kipton Fred Losey Akron G. A. Brumby Glen Barber Fred Holden Florence Nelle Obitts Everett Holden Marvin Orin Lee Thomas Lee Jake Drier Toledo Ray Green Tillie Schnell Jubb Eva Searles Harold Sheffield Phil Ronk Lillian Ronk Bay Village

Hoover Offered Summer Home in Coral Gables

Florida developer Henry L Doherty proposes a 450 room summer White House in Coral Gables offering exclusive use to any president from March 15 to December 31. The plan includes full hotel facilities plus fishing golf and riding, asserting Florida summers are cooler than the north.

New York United States White House Flora Hoover Henry L. Doherty Florida Coral Gables Doherty Miami North Milam Area

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