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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1935
Page
11
New York City dining scene suffers a saturation pullback as hundreds of new establishments opened this year only to close. Established venues endure, while famed spots like the Longchamps chain and Hotel St. Regis revive with new management and redesigned appeal amid a cautious economic backdrop.
Vincent Astor patrons and elite guests gather at the rejuvenated St. Regis dining rooms led by Consuelo Vanderbilt and Gertrude Vanderbilt Twombly. Thursday night dinners at Mrs Twombley’s No 1 East 71st Street rival Buckingham in grandeur with gold plate and footmen. Sutton Place shop Repairs Inc. serves the rich with mending services as Mrs Richard Rodgers starts a venture for fun and expansion.
Rome reports King Victor Emmanuel and Queen Elena loaned their 33 year worn wedding rings to Benito Mussolini for melting into Italy’s gold reserve. The rings are to symbolize Italy’s opposition to League of Nations penalties and may join a public pile at the Unknown Soldier tomb on December 18, labeled Faith Day.
Frank Buck serves as Sutker for afternoon teas while Carl Van Doren tops DOVES weekly critics. Mussolini faces life threats as 1 cent abortive attempts are noted. Clark Gable and rivals star in a dizzying scene, a waiter’s quip crowns the moment about perfume.
North Olmsted reports include F W Wilford ill. Cowley couple guilty in Dunn case. A Father Son banquet is planned Friday December 6 at the Congregational church with Bruce Boutal speaking on Capital Punishment or Does Crime Pay. A bakery truck accident pins driver Willard Hall. minor injuries. Thanksgiving visits noted to Leesburg and Dover.
Miss Elizabeth F Kelly died Tuesday morning after weeks of illness at her brother Bert Kelly’s home. She served as postmistress of North Olmsted for 13 years before moving home two years ago. Survived by brothers John and Tom Kelly, sisters Mrs. Raby Pron and Meg Emma Forstume. Funeral Friday at North Olmsted Congregational Church, Rev Clyde L Kuban officiating. Burial at Butternut Ridge Cemetery. In Columbus Ohio, W L Robinson was elected president and Ward Harrison vice president of the Ohio Good Roads Federation at their annual convention, calling for an inspection bureau in the state highway department to improve construction.
In Columbus on December 5, Harvey Alden a 28 year old inmate at the Ohio Penitentiary was moved after a 20 day hunger strike. The prisoner reportedly faced renewed disciplinary measures with a five year sentence cited as a related factor.
Columbus shows payrolls and purchases for the Works Progress Administration at $2,148,128 for the week ended in November. About 135,000 persons were at work, with wages totaling $1,476,303, while the remaining $671,226 covered costs of materials, supplies and equipment.
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