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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 01, 1934

Page

18

World faces excess of educated workers prompts limits

An International Labour Office report warns of intellectual unemployment due to overproduction of graduates. It cites sharp rises in university enrollments since 1913 in Romania Australia and India and notes calls from professionals for demand-stimulating measures such as exams and college quotas.

Geneva UBP International Labor Office Romania Australia India

Unemployment in Professions Across Nations and Causes

A global report details vacancies and employment rates for doctors, dentists, engineers, pharmacists, nurses, actors and more. It notes 500 to 1 109 job gaps in France Germany and Argentina, a quarter of US trained nurses securing posts, and warns of intensified competition amid the crisis. The study cites causes including lure of non manual careers and low exam standards, urging parents to check job prospects before choosing a field.

France Italy Germany Argentina United States

Oberlin Grangers Host Progressive Pedro Night at Grange Hall

Oberlin February 1. Ten Pedro tables served a lively evening with Mrs Henry Sandrock and Charles Squire Jr. winning high scores. Consolations went to Mrs Walter Berg and John Davidson. Refreshments followed, with Miss Hazel Berg, Mrs Arthur Faulkner and Bill Ward selected to run the February 10 party.

Oberlin Oberlin Grangers Grange Hall Pedro Henry Sandrock Charles Squire Jr Walter Berg John Davidson Hazel Berg Arthur Faulkner Bill Ward

Look Out Lizzie play at Pberlin Grange hall poorly attended

Cold weather kept many Ridgeville Grange members away from the home talent production Look Out Lizzie at Pberlin Grange hall on Tuesday evening. The article notes very light attendance and mentions several local residents among the audience.

Lizzie Pberlin Grange Hall Ridgeville Grange

A Slice of Spain Quietly In New York Cherry Street

In Cherry Street a vivid slice of Spain appears with parrots in windows and peg leg locals. Cafes offer fixed price meals with garlic dishes, crusty bread, free wine, and bustling cooks. Valencia ware fills nearby shops and bullfighter nostalgia draws crowds at opera bar with Otto Kahn and society leaders.

New York Cherry Street Spain Alfonso Valencia Metropolitan Opera Metropolis Otto Kahn Frank Storrs William Goodby Loew

Opera lovers among newspapermen and authors

Karl K. Kitchen leads New York newspaper men as a steady opera attendee with Lucius Beebe close behind. Kitchen consistently attends symphonies while Rupert Hughes and other novelists also favor opera, enjoying a well portrayed play.

New York Karl K. Kitchen Lucius Beebe Kitchen Rupert Hughes

Notable Writers and Critics in Rialto Circles

A fragment reviewing Julian Street Joseph Hergsheimer and Kathleen Norris, with remarks on a bereaved novelist replying to condolences. Claude P. Greneker, Rialto’s dean of press agents, is praised for integrity, classical tastes, and long service to Shubert productions.

Julian Street, Joseph Hergsheimer and Kathleen Norris Rialto Claude P. Greneker Shuberts

Carol McComas Shines in Shanghai Stock Company

An American stock company in Shanghai features Carol McComas in a leading role. Bert Ly notes his father, grandfather and great grandfather were actors, tracing a family lineage in performance. Other brief items mention Marcel Proust’s nightly tea routine way of sleeping and Betti Beaton praised as beauty of the Follies.

Carol McComas Shanghai Bert Lytell Granfather Marcel Proust Grantland Rice Betti Beaton Bernard Gimble Gene Tunney Douglas Fairbanks Simpson’s London MartineHi Bob Ripley’s

Katherine Brush Receives Modernistic Study From Husband

Katherine Brush is gifted an octagonal study by her wealthy husband Bob Winans. The couple travels to the Riviera Egypt and Palm Springs for occasional escapes. Kay continues to meet her writing contracts and stays in touch with friends from her earlier hard days in New York society.

Katherine Brush Bob Winans Riviera Egypt Palm Springs Kay New York

Miss Brush Spotted in Graybar Building Revolving Door

A brief note recalls spotting Miss Brush in the Graybar building this afternoon as she moved through a revolving door. The observer, amused by the moment, jokes about learning door manners and bowing without getting neck caught.

Miss Brush Graybar McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Spain Bull Fight Banishing Efforts Face Rebound

The text notes that bans on bull fighting in Spain have so far failed though less fashionable than before. It also mentions old English family terms where nephew could mean head of a grandson or a remoter lineal descendant.

Avon Native Edwin Riddles Dies in Berea

Edwin James Riddles died at his Berea home after living in Avon for about fourteen years. His remains were brought back to Avon for burial at Avon Center Cemetery Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Riddles had lived in Avon before moving to Berea a year ago.

Avon Berea Edwin James Riddles Avon Center Cemetery Mrs. Riddles Mr. Riddle

Rainbow Club gathering at Mrs Gates residence

Mrs Cyril Gates hosted a Rainbow Club afternoon with sewing and conversation and a refreshment course. They plan a two week return meeting. Candlemass services at St Mary’s observe blessing of the throat after the mass on Friday morning and again after the 7 30 evening service. St Blase feast mass Saturday at 7 30 with blessing of the throats after.

Cyril Gates Rainbow Club St. Blase

Fire ends with chimney burn in Detroit road home

Firefighters attended a blaze at Leo Urng’s Detroit road residence on Wednesday afternoon but found only the chimney burning out and no damage reported. George Lewis visited his sister Mrs. Canfield in Elyria. A card party and dance are planned at Holy Trinity Hall Sunday evening February 4 announced by Rev. Leo Worth.

Leo Urng Detroit Road George Lewis Canfield Elyria Holy Trinity Hall Leo Worth

Avon Lake Marriage Bans Read at Holy Trinity

Bans were read for the first time Sunday at Holy Trinity church in East Avon by Rev. Leo Worth for Miss Samueletta Oster of Walker and Norman Nagel of Dover.

Holy Trinity Church East Avon Leo Worth Samueletta Oster Leo Oster Walker Read Norman Nagel Elizabeth Nagel Dover

Jolly Twelve Club Meets at Snyder Home

Mrs Tena Brown entertained the Jolly Twelve Club at her brother C J Snyder’s home on Tuesday evening. Five hundred was played with prizes won by Mrs Irving James Mrs George Vaughn and Mrs Bertha Derringer. In two weeks Mrs C J Snyder invites the club to meet at her home.

Jolly Twelve Tena Brown C. J. Snyder Irving James George Vaughn Bertha Derringer

Weekend Guests Arrive in Sandusky

Mr. and Mrs. Archie Spade and son Bobby visit Mr. and Mrs. John Spade in Sandusky for a weekend gathering.

Mrs Archie Spade Bobby John Spade Sandusky

Score Bridge at Bowman's Club Winners Named

Score Bridge Club met Saturday evening at the Bowmans Lake road. Prize winners were Mrs. A. B. Cousins, Mrs. Ed Dechant, Ralph Morrison and Otto Katter.

Bowman’s Score Bridge Club Wm. Bowman Lake Road A. B. Cousins Ed Dechant Ralph Morrison Otto Katter

Dainty Lunch Serves Club Members

Henry notes a dainty lunch was served. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Eugene Herman will entertain the club members in a social gathering.

Henry Mrs. Eugene Herman

Local Social Roundup From Cleveland Area

Mr. Leo Heider and daughter were Wednesday guests of Mrs. Clawson. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Clawson were Tuesday guests of her parents, the Howards. Miss Hildred Horwedel of Cleveland was a weekend guest of her parents. Mrs. George Mortensen visited Cleveland on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schroth entertained their son Edward of Cleveland Sunday. Mrs. C Burmeister and daughter were guests of the Wm Burmeister family in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. James Deasy visited Dr. and Mrs. McMechan in Rocky River. Rosemary and Esther Spaetze attended the Grotto Circus in Cleveland Saturday.

Leo Heider Daughtr Leonard Clawson Howard Walker Hildred Horwedel Cleveland Fred Horwedel George Mortensen E. Schroth Edward C. Burmeister Wm. Burmeister James Deasy McMechan Westlake Rocky River Rosemary Esther Spaetze Grotto Circus

Grange Card Party Brings Social Night to Oberlin

In Oberlin on Saturday ten tables of progressive pedro were played at a Grange card party. High score went to Mrs Lotie Sandrock and Charles Squires Ja. The next party will be hosted by Miss Hazel Berg Miss Marguerite Hulland and Mr Ward. Hot hamburger sandwiches and coffee were served. Attendees included the Schmitz Emerich Justin and Falkner families.

Local social rounds highlight week of gatherings

Miss Jeanette Justin spent the weekend with aunt Mrs. Geo. Dion. Several hosts and guests, including Mr. and Mrs. N. Webber and others, hosted dinners and birthday celebrations across town. A birthday party for Miss Flora Gravita drew ten friends and gifts. A visit to Memorial Hospital in Elyria and other neighborhood greetings were noted.

Jeanette Justin Geo. Dion N. Webber Carl Schmitz C. Justin Wm. Berg Ernest Parks Hazel Heath Leonard Berg C. P. Schmitz Frank Justin Memorial Hospital Elyria Flora Gravita Mary Justin Mayme Webber Henry Mackett Town Line Road Loretta Donald Webber Fred John Elsie Mitre J. Worcester

Arrow MITOGA shirt promises a form fit and lasting shape

The Arrow MITOGA shirt follows body lines and waist shaping with no bulge or bunching. Sanforized to keep its size through many launderings, MitoGa available in most Arrow styles and patterns. Priced at $2 to $2.50.

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