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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1932
Page
18
Claudia Cranston, associate editor candidate for a national magazine, sees the department store as a living stage for life. Her novels draw on its swift changes, comedy, tragedy, and human motion, arguing it offers opportunity and insight rather than mere humdrum.
The December Russia Township Farm Bureau meeting at the Berg home drew twenty three attendees. Officers re elected: Glen Hobbs chair, Gertrude Schramm secretary, Simeon Nash vice chair. Membership fee to county group set at seven dollars. J W Hevener of Cleveland showed rubber industry moving pictures. Wm. G. Caskey reported on the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting in Columbus. Claude Hummel outlined plans while substituting for Horton Alger. Lorain County Farm Bureau plans January 14 meeting in Elyria. Social hour followed with refreshments. Card party by Oberlin Grangers slated for December 31 to welcome New Year.
Last Saturday evening's social yielded high score prizes for Mrs. Martha Berg and Lyman Knowles. Consolations went to Mrs. Chris Oliver and Frank Kreuger Sr. Lunches were provided by Mrs. John Emmerich and Mrs. Mary Lounsbrough. Local residents attended Christmas programs and hospital visits, with few brief notes on friends and neighbors during the holidays.
Visitors at Mrs. Mary Latteman's home in Birmingham included George Hahn. Mrs. Mable Ferber of Berlin Heights hosted relatives. Koward Schramm and Simeon Nash attended the Lorain County Horse Owners' Association meeting in Elyria. Oberlin High defeated Wellington High in a basketball game in Oberlin. Arthur Wangerein visited Charles Hahn on Lake Road. George Hahn and Arthur Wangerein joined in celebrating the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Bamgardt of Brownhelm.
Oberlin area shines with a Grange card party seating seven tables. High scores went to Miss Martha Berg and Mr. Knowles, with consolation prizes to Frank Kreger and Mrs. C. Oliver. Portioned community news covers visitors, bake sale planning for January, church events, and local social visits across Elyria Lorain Norwalk and North Ridgeville, highlighting Christmas programs and a parish remodeling talk.
A publisher reveals The Last Adam as a forthcoming book title. The announcement highlights the work as a new entry in contemporary literature with anticipation for reader reception and critical appraisal.
Robert F McElvenny of the American Smelting and Refining Company testifies to the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce mining committee that Australia’s move away from the gold basis has boosted prosperity. Wool and wheat shipments rose, general conditions improved, and other nations trade more as money buys more in Australia. Java buys Australian wheat rather than Dutch Holland. American imports fell after the change.
Rushing season under Pan Hellenic rules at Detroit City College sparked charges and countercharges. One side says sororities used college men to boost parties, drawing the most attractive pledges. The other defends with innocence claims and says rivals are angry over top pledges. The matter will be investigated by the council.
A garbled note describes a decision about a Dutch bank Deeg and a condition tied to a person on her head, with references to four or a bundle whether full or empty and the carrying of items. The text shows fragmentary images and unclear actions.
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