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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1932
Page
3
A weekend gathering includes Earl Andress staying with Mrs N W Jackson in Sheffield and visits by the Brandt and Heuck families of Cleveland. Waukeson and Elyria residents joined the Bainbridge home and 4H club party fun with stunts and a treasure hunt. Reunions at Cascade Park and John Stark home mark a lively community week with multiple out of town guests and a Home Economics Association meeting in the school building.
Mrs. Althea G Quimby, president of Maine WC T U, highlighted the National Women's Christian Association meeting in Seattle August 11 19, noting more than 1000 new members joined the organization in the past year and 27 new unions formed.
Dr Garry C Myers argues in favor of parental authority and early self-control to curb crime, challenging the rise of child self expression. He advocates teaching inhibitions and accepts spanking of very young children as a method to instill respect for others' rights and avoid future conflicts.
Lorain County poultry flocks set above standard production in July per county extension agent Horton B. Alger. The farm accounts project, with 2 417 birds, averaged 15.75 eggs per bird, 1.35 above the July standard. The calendar project, with 2 772 birds, averaged 14.39 eggs per bird, led by T. D. Goodwin's flock with 22.78 eggs per bird and other high yields by J. H. Stephens, George Hasenpflug, Ray Pomeroy, and Mrs. Flora Wright.
The farm accounts list high producing flocks including H. T. Breyley with 17.47 eggs per bird and Mrs J Mee Connell with 16.6 eggs per bird. The spectroscope uncovers unsuspected solar systems among the stars as a major triumph of the instrument. Ice cream social tonight at Perkins lawn 638 East Broad. VFW Aus, Come.
Local groups including Canton Auxiliary Past Presidents with Mrs Myrta Feakins Oberlin Circle 5 of St Pauls and Pythian Sisters meet tonight at diverse venues. Daughters of Scotland and Catholic Daughters host guests while Notawa Club holds a Century Park picnic and a division tea is planned at the Second Congregational Church.
Admissions include Mrs. Fred Burdick 124 Harwood St Mrs. DeForrest Rimbach 114 Princeton avenue Mrs. Ellis Hoag Abbe road Henry Kantosky Grafton Mrs Julian Fitzpatrick 325 17th street Mrs Vernon Mitchell Grafton Mrs James Witter Lorain Wesley and Eugene Nichols Lyrain Discharges include Roland Faulhaker 231 Princeton avenue Mrs Mary Stetson 215th street Mrs Darrell Johnson 119 Brooklyn street Alma Ream Bellevue
A series of club activities includes Daughters of Scotia meeting Friday with officers urged to wear white. P W Any hosts social tonight at 638 East Broad Street with music by Bairds Band. Daughters of Union Veterans plan Cascade Park event Wednesday August list at 6 PM with veterans invited and families. Walther League youths from BeRes Amherst Elyria gather for beach party at Vermilion on the Lake with games and a wiener roast. Dames of Malta report members present led by deputies Warner and Knight with one candidate accepted for first degree. second degree set for September 14. card party planned September 1 at Mrs Slater’s home.
Miss Dorothy Schallon returns from a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Schallon of Ozone Park Long Island. Mrs John B Fuller travels back to Geneva Ohio after staying with sister Miss Alma Hoyt following their mother Helen Host’s death. Several families, including the Haines Squires Griswolds Lockman and Crill families, are guests or traveling, with graduates from Elyria High School and Fenn College planning fall study in Cleveland. Others journey to DuBois PA, Vermilion-on-the-Lake, and a fishing trip to Gordon Wisconsin. a new baby joins the Hoag family in Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Reverend and Mrs H K Fin ley and daughter Mary Elizabeth of Denison avenue spend a few days at Cambridge Ohio. Miss Christine Fern Fritz of Canal Dover is houseguest for a week at F R Castle of Chase street. Joseph Linden death brings West View visitors from several households. Otto K Mischka and A J Leh man travel on business in Ashland Marion and LaRue. Miss Pearson of London Ontario visits sister Mrs Ed Bainbridge of Hawthorne street. George Green of Cleveland street entertains Mr and Mrs J J Meyer and three children from Dunkirk NY and Mrs C F Wasmund and family of Farnham NY. Wilfred Bowdler family reunion near Castle Pennsylvania. DeForrest Rim bach and 114 Princeton avenue welcome a daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Edward Schwartz and daughter Mary Elizabeth visit Geauga Lake and attend Bainbridge horse races. Fred Burdick and family welcome daughter born at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Aug 24. Carl Tevier and son Donald and Rev K P Meister and son Herbert return from Canada fishing trip. Henry Townsend of Earl Court takes motor trip to southern Ohio, returning Saturday. George Calvert spends two weeks in Chicago and St Louis. Miss Courtney Fulton hosts bridge luncheon for Miss Elizabeth Adkins in Shaker Heights. Mrs E L Rice and daughter Mrs J H Paty of Bedford visit Nye Ross of Collins on Tuesday. Miss Anne Feeley visits Vermilion by the Lake this week. Miss Jeanne Reid spends two weeks at Avon Lake with Lorain friends. Esther Seekins attends 36th Herald family reunion in Columbia and becomes secretary-treasurer.
ARIS August 25 fur coats are waning as velvet gains ground in fashion. Velvet mass produces a Persian lamb look through velour with crimped surface, offering an affordable alternative to skinning and tanning real fur. detachable fur collars allow wearing fur elements only on the dress.
August 25 notices announce the Ladies Aid Society will meet Thursday in the church to nominate officers and host an entertainment by the youth with tickets sold. An election of Sunday School officers and teachers is set for the first Sunday in September and the Missionary Society will elect its officers August 28 after morning services. Frere tickets issued. Also noted are a name correction for a crayon arm at Fields Homecoming and visits from Prof Blaine to demonstrate work. Mr and Mrs Clifford Alger of Cleveland were Sunday guests. Miss Alta Myers of Hong Kong China spent here Thursday.
At 7 45 PM Friday evening private psychometric readings are available by appointment at 428 West Third Street. Phone contact listed as 3209 for scheduling.
The 1525 printed edition, first abroad, drew fierce opposition from the Bishop of London and church authorities who branded it full of errors and heretical in tone. It was ordered to be burned wherever found.
The ancient city scene recalls how parrots delighted men and women alike while Cato warned they harmed the Republic. The note also highlights photography’s role in enhancing telescope value through art.
A humorous exchange unfolds as a wife questions her husband’s neglectful behavior while a professor quips about kissing. The husband jokes he has been learning to ride a bicycle to improve his report, revealing a playful domestic moment.
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