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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1932
Page
6
Oberlin Grangers were entertained by Vine Rebekah Lodge ladies with a tour of Henpeck Holler Gossip. Characters included Matilda Finklesmop and Belinda Snodgrass. After the play tea was served and a brief business session approved one membership and one reinstatement.
Local notes show a lecture hour planned for next regular grange meeting on Tuesday evening August 22 with refreshments. The event invites all members and mentions attention to the program and visiting relatives from Lorain and Berea.
La Grange residents attended the Gott reunion at Cascade Park in Elyria with about 46 people present. Re elected president Mrs Bernice Lawrence and secretary Mrs Nellie Pounds. The gathering will be held again at Cascade Park next year.
Nine contestants from various Granges competed in the reading contest with Mrs Edith Hastings taking first. A follow up contest is planned in Brunswick. Celia Finley of Elyria sang The Old Rugged Cross during Baptist Sunday School hour. Albert Barber of Cleveland offered a vocal during the church service. Mary Forbush to lead next week devotionals Isabelle Jackson to present topic. The A W W class met with Rey and Mrs Glenn Wilson hosting.
Camilla dives into work at Wheatheart Cereal while Rose guides household tasks and Peter grows distant. She envisions Tiny Tots and a future with him yet their plans clash as overwork, jealousy, and economic pressure strain their marriage. Peter resents extra work and money, Camilla consoles him, but tension rises over balance and ambition.
EBNA ROBB WEBSTER recalls a daughter's lavish gift idea a gold keytainer with monogrammed keys for her father, and the broader view of wealth as a means to keep work and commerce flowing. The tale contrasts generosity with social reluctance and ends with a wrap of local notes from Rapids, Michigan, and surrounding visits.
Social calendar lists dinners and guests at Elyria area homes. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. CL Gott with Cleveland and Chicago visitors, W C T U meeting hosted by Mrs. F W Wolcott, and chamber music ensemble events with Elyria residents. Numerous relatives and friends from Cleveland Medina Wellington Lakewood and Amherst visited West Main Street area families.
Aug 20 South Ridge notes list Miss Grace Gaurdern of Whyria as a guest of Mrs Emma Fowl and Mrs Riph Fowl. Local families including the Fowls, Schaub, Delefield, Robins, Urban, and MacBeth visit relatives in Elyria Norwalk Lakewood and Cleveland. Also reports outings to Lakeside Cedar Point Ver million on the Lake and Cascade Park with clubs and church groups organizing picnics and hikes. Attendees include Elsie Ida Delefield Pearl Eppley Ruth Ott and others. Funeral attendance noted for Marietta Parker in Brownhelm.
Iron fences have been placed around fire hydrants along Quincy Boulevard to shield them from reckless motorists.
Dr Logan Clendening argues that real fitness lies in backbone not fragile nerves. He cites a case of a man with a weak heart but poor stress tolerance who repeatedly breaks down under pressure, while others with organic disease endure heavy work. He warns executives that medical exams often misjudge fitness and urges focus on resilience and overall health.
Birmingham Ohio August 20 There will be no Sunday morning services at the Birmingham church due to the pastor Rev. George T. Hanna being on vacation. The notice indicates a brief pause in regular worship with plans to resume upon the pastor’s return.
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