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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1932
Page
7
John W. Cullen Company Chicago and New York firms appear as foreign advertising representatives. The listing shows Chicago on Sa Michigan Ave and New York at 501 Fifth Ave. Detroit is represented by General Motors Building.
A national rogues gallery developed by the FBI in Washington, with cooperation from hundreds of police departments and international partners, helps arrest about 230 fugitives monthly. The central clearinghouse uses all available tools to prevent crime and pursue criminals, challenging organized crime and narrowing the gap between criminal and law enforcement capabilities.
An astronomer argues the universe is far from disintegration. Using solar radiation measurements and burn out ideas, he estimates the last spark of heat won’t flicker out for about a thousand million years. He notes doubts about applying earthly laws to cosmic behavior and cautions the dissolution date is postponed beyond this generation.
The piece warns that a shift toward amusement and thrills fuels mischief among youths. It argues such emphasis harms conversation and social activities, contributing to dependence on fast pleasures, bridge, puzzles, tabloids, and cheap thrills, while advocates push true recreation amid economic pressures.
Congress shifts policy from distributing agricultural seeds to dispensing large sums of cash, with hundreds of millions allocated. The transition marks a move from seed assistance to broad financial stimulus.
A rough sea is the only power on earth that can make a woman indifferent to her personal appearance. Some people like to be different. A Kansas man says a good word for the United States senate, remarking a cyewaber is 85 per cent water and the other 15 per cent is stomach ache.
A narrator notes small acts of kindness as a hungry young man shares his lunch, a child drops potatoes and a passerby helps. A slinged lad recovers from a fracture while onlookers show concern. Paint on the courthouse railing draws curious tests of dryness amid town life. The verse and quips reflect gentle humor and social observation.
Anniversaries list births of William Wilberforce Joseph Worcester Theodore Parker John Newton Edward Clark Winslow Charles Follen MeKimn Laura Drake Gill and others with dates and death years. Today in History recalls Pompeii Bartholomew Day massacre and British White House fire. Today’s birthdays include Ruth Baker Pratt Steadman Sanford Morton Mudge Eliot Evarts Reyburn Beerbohm and more. Horoscope predicts mixed outcomes for today’s births with self improvement needed to avoid complaint.
A playful column notes photographers struggle to make couples look pleasant in golden wedding portraits. It reflects lighthearted views on wedding photography and style trends, suggesting humor about posing and happiness in aging nuptials.
Aug 24 West Ridge residents host and visit neighbors with family guests from Berlin Heights Paw Paw Mich Elyria and Cleveland. Plans include a Vermilion-on-the-Lake trip and a Scotland visit for six months. Local movement features camping trips and Sunday hospitality at the Longbrake Nevins and Struble households.
Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Mason and Standson Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughters Marguerite Jane and Harriet at the Manning family reunion in Vermilion-on-the-Lake. Other residents, including the Minnich family and 4-H delegates, joined various visits and returns from Camp Craig Medina.
A person returns home on Saturday following a six week visit with friends in San Antonio Texas.
Mrs Fred Schramm and her daughter Zelma have been visiting relatives in Bellaire Ohio during the past week and expect to return home this week.
Miss Pearl Eppley hosted the BD D Club meeting at South Ridge on Saturday afternoon. Plans were made for an annual roast at Clearview Grove Tuesday evening for members and families. Refreshments were served to numerous members and guests from Elyria, Henrietta, West Ridge and surrounding areas. Mrs Newton Baus will host the September meeting.
The Jolly Dozen Sunday School Class will be entertained by Miss Doris Nichols at her home on Townline road Thursday evening.
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