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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1931
Page
3
Modern New York diary recounts visits to Riv erste Drive’s Roerich Museum and its enigmatic painter Nicolas Roerich, plus street corner speakers and famous local figures. The writer notes Gaude Stein fan letters, a Kentucky weekly murder headline, and a magazine tone of urban commentary interspersed with personal reflections on architecture and city life.
A Democratic caucus was held at the Town Hall Monday evening with Mrs Foyt Smith as hostess. Twenty five ladies attended including out of town guests Mrs Sarah Samith and granddaughters Wises Martin and Betts Powell. Visits in Kent and Penns CD Lang and Baum families attended Baum reunion. Gas stove and hot plates to be installed in Domestic Science room. Dorothy Biges joined Spencer Manufacturing Co. in Spencer. Republican trustees and school board nominees listed. Mr E Carkins visiting from Fon d Lac Wisconsin.
Mrs. R. O. Biggs, in hospital for weeks, is thought to be improving slightly though still critical. Limmie Varney of Spencer cared for her but returned home to rest. Miss Edna Webbisher of River Corners assists presently. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Minder, Ruth Minkler and June Ste ate Aethrac visited at the airport.
Urd and guest Hr S Car hing were Kron visitors Tuesday to seatle Akron dirigible. On return they stopped at Chippewa. Mr and Mrs Hugh Cane of Wellington were Sindy evening callers at Mr and Mrs Lewis Dunes. Harry Lavegne of Jamestown Pa was a caller on C E Lang Friday. Laverne Wasp, former Penfield resident, and Mrs Joln Bayelas of Younistown were recent cadens at Waltrant Press. Mr and Mrs Harry Undervill and daughter Tarnett were Lo pain visitors Sunday. Mr and Mrs A G Spangler returned from visits at Akron Wooster Fulton and Manchester. Miss G Spangler is now under doctors care. Miss Ruth Minkler and mother Miss E Minkler and HE Carkins spent Thursday in Vermilion in Frank Rothgary’s home. Mr and Mrs Howard Stephen of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Deldan Park spent Sunday afternoon at Chippewa. Mr and Mrs Noble and son Swift of Kalamazoo Mich and Mrs Noble's mother Mrs Lillian Barrett of New London were Tuesday afternoon callers at P E Davigan’s. Mr and Mrs Hold Brummer and Mr and Mrs Will Doore, Cleveland, were Friday guests at Ben Sooy's. Mr and Mrs Bert Smith of Ravenna are spending this week with Mr and Mrs A B Smith and were callers at Dwight Smith's on Tuesday.
The East Oberlin Community church plans a September fair and supper. Ladies meet weekly to sew quilts rugs and aprons for sale alongside canned fruit jelly baked goods and vegetables. Members Helen Kern Gertrude Hobbs attend Y M C A style show in Elyria. Kern and Hobbs showcased.
Graphic photos recount a mail order murder case linked to Mr Kern as locals attended the Barth reunion and returned home. The report notes attendees from Amherst Vermilion and nearby towns, with social visits, travels to northern Michigan, and family updates amid community events and a park picnic. A separate note mentions alimony payments in Phoenix.
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