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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 12, 1932

Page

4

France Plans Aviation Aid and National Flight Development

Paris reports a major French plan to boost national aviation with an initial 12 million francs to modernize Le Bourget and 10 million francs for Marignane plus 75 million for improvements to existing landing fields. The program could total two to four milliard francs funded by government bonds and local bodies.

Paris Ministry of Air Chambers of Commerce of le Bourget Marignane Marseilles Mediterranean Basin

French Field Installations Set to Cost 35 Million Francs

The regions of Boulogne Callas Rennes Limoges Bordeaux Vichy Lyons Grenoble and Strasbourg will receive new fields with modern hangars and meteorological equipment at a total cost of 35 000 000 francs.

Boulonge Callas Rennes Limoges Bordeaux Vichy Lyons Grenoble Strasbourg

Seaweed Gas Blamed for Firemen’s Illness at Bridgeport Fire

Firemen battling flames at a Bridgeport furniture building were overcome by a strange gas released from burning furniture stuffing made from seaweed. Investigators found salt in the seaweed adhesive caused the hazardous fumes.

Bridgeport Conn

Eagle causes power outage in Kansas with rabbit-clutched bird

In Dodge City and Bucklin a power fault traced to a six foot white headed eagle that landed on lines and shorted them. The immense bird carried a rabbit in its claws and was unusually rare for the region.

Dodge City Kan Here Bucklin

Razorfish Delicacy Grabs Cape Cod Palate

In Hyannis Massachusetts the razorfish once scorned as unfit for Americans has surged in popularity. It is now rated a delicacy as fish fans on Cape Cod shift toward this clam clan member.

Hyannis Mass

New York Visit Looms For Vivian In Marcia’s Penthouse Party

Marcia learns Vivian will arrive tomorrow night in New York for a ten day stay after securing two weeks’ leave. Connie is transformed by a glamorous dressing, while Mrs. Deitz and Marcia coordinate the preparations. Bennie Colman hosts a lavish gathering at a tower hotel, where Marcia and Connie meet Mr. DuMott and a roomful of society guests as the night unfolds.

Marcia Vivian New York Connie Deitz Helga Yoohoo Mrs. Deitz Mrs. Deltz Delle ShiGarian & Water Wise Conniie DuMott Diet Bennie Colman Bennie

French Experiment Aims Milk Producing Tree

French researchers conduct a trial on a tree engineered to produce milk. The project seeks a sustainable dairy alternative by growing a plant that yields a milk substitute without requiring animals or traditional farming methods.

Local social notes from Carlisle Amherst area

Mrs William Sudro attends Legion Auxiliary meeting in Amherst. Guests at Archie Welton home include Miss Rhea Beising of Grafton and Carl Starr of Medina.Florence Kolb visits sister Mrs Karl Simms. C F Whitney attends Odd Fellows mock trial in Elyria. Hop kins and Ehrke attend Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary event in Elyria. Mrs Arthur Giles attends Womens Missionary Society in Elyria. Harvey Welton and family visit Archie Welton home. Howard Sherman visits J E Reisinger in Butternut Ridge. Hope Gregg trains as nurse at Elyria Memorial Hospital and visits home. James Dewhurst hosts at East Avenue. H A Dickason hosts luncheon for Joyce Gregg at Butternut Ridge Road. Bridge played. Civics and Political Science Dept meeting at Woman's Club with Mrs Chapman and Mrs Robson participating.

Carlisle William Sudro Grafton Road County Council of Legion Auxiliary Amherst Archie Welton Butternut Ridge Road Rhea Beesing Grafton Carl Starr Medina Florence Kolb Karl Simms West Ridge C. F. Whitney Elyria Arthur Giles la Porte Woman’s Missionary Society of the Church of Christ Paul Wainwright Harvey Welton Howard Sherman Rocky River J. E. Reisinger Butternut Road Hope Gregg Elyria Memorial Hospital H. H. Gregg James E. Dewhurst East Avenue Woman's Club Chapman J. B. Robson Nelson Balcomb

Luncheon Guest At Mrs H H Gregg’s Home Thursday

A luncheon guest attended Thursday at the home of Mrs H H Gregg. The event featured informal conversation and hospitality in a domestic setting.

H. H. Gregg

Carlisle Men's Club Hosts Five Hundred Evening

Carlisle club members met at W. T. McGuire's La Grange road home for a Five Hundred game night. J. C. Diedrick won first prize, Carl Diedrick second, J. T. Moon third, and Fred Fitzpatrick fourth. A luncheon followed as plans were made to reconvene February eighteenth at J. B. Squire's La Grange road residence.

Carlisle Men's Club W. T. McGuire la Grange Road J. C. Diedrick Carl Diedrick J. T. Moon Fred Fitzpatrick J. B. Squire

Local social rounds feature visits and tea parties across East Avenue and Grafton Road

Mrs F Gott hosts friends on East Avenue with quilting and dinner. Mr and Mrs Hastings visit Mrs Bissei’s Birmingham home. Mrs Murdy honors daughter Hazel with a birthday dinner on Grafton Road. Several residents travel to Oberlin and La Grange while others visit Wellington and Stop 8 areas.

F. ©. Gott East Avenue William Haulk J. Hastings Grafton Road William Murdy Hazel Richard Forney Blue Creek C. D. Forney Cleveland

Memorial meeting for Francis W Willard and father son banquet

A memorial meeting for Francis W Willard will be held on the Grafton road, with a noted program and strong attendance expected. A Father and Son Banquet by the Ladies Aid Society of the La Porte Methodist Church is set for Thursday evening February 18 in the church dining room with Representative Knapp of Lodi as guest speaker and a fine dinner anticipated.

Charles Miller Grafton Road Francis W. Willard Ladies’ Aid Society The Methodist Church la Porte Representative Knapp Lodi

Choir Guests at La Porte Methodist Service

A chorus of men led the La Porte Methodist church evening service with special numbers by Reverend Earl FE Lea and L C Brevoort. Brevoort directs the chorus which plans future performances at Fields. Social visits include Mrs. Guy Borep and son Otis of Walnut City returning home after two weeks with Mrs. Borep’s parents on the Grafton road, and Elyria residents Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Myers visiting the Yosts on Stop 8, Grafton road.

la Porte Methodist Church Earl FE. Lea L. C. Brevoort Guy Borep Otis Walnut City Ilinois Grafton Road Jacob Myers Elyria Inlaw Lloyvd Yost Stop 8 Elmer Crawford Charles Robson Indian Hollow Road Beth Phelps

Baldwin Wallace grants Joyce Gregg scholarship award

Miss Joyce Gregg daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Gregg of Butternut Ridge road and a Baldwin Wallace University sophomore has been awarded a scholarship by the school.

Joyce Gregg H. H. Gregg Butternut Ridge Road Baldwin-Wallace

Immaculate Conception Girls Plan Final Grafton Card Party

Local members of the Church of Immaculate Conception in Grafton will attend a church hall card party sponsored by the Girls of Immaculate Conception Parish. The event will feature Pedro and Five Hundred and marks the final party in this series.

Church of Immaculate Conception Grafton Girls of Immaculate Conception Parish Pedro Five Hundred

Local Socials Gather for Weekend Parties in Elyria

Mrs J D Kiser hosted a bridge party Saturday at 1374 East Avenue with guests Mrs Harvey Andrews and others. Mr and Mrs Harold C Bennet joined by Mr and Mrs Charles Redman attended a Sunday dance at the Hedges with Elyria residents also present. Mr and Mrs I N Haven were reported among attendees.

J. D. Kiser East Avenue Harvey Andrews Eighth Street Elyria Harold C. Bennet East River Road Charles Redman Seventh Street Hedges I. N. Haven

Elyria Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Club Meeting

1744 East avenue hosts Bernice Thompson a teacher in Independence Ohio as a niece guest. Mrs Ralph V Acker from Cleveland was a guest Saturday. A Fleur-di-lis Club member plans a meeting with Mrs Elizabeth Foster on Seventh street Elyria. Mr and Mrs S J Hastings of Stop 10 Grafton road attended Elyria First Baptist Church special meetings.

East Avenue Bernice Thompson Independence Ohio Ralph V. Acker Cleveland J. D. Kiser Elizabeth Foster Seventh Street Elyria S. J. Hastings Stop 10 Grafton Road First Baptist Church

Social Evening At Butternut Ridge Home

Mr and Mrs Frank Rhoads hosted a gathering of friends Saturday evening at their residence on Butternut Ridge road with light refreshments and conversation.

Frank Rhoads Butternut Ridge Road

Sunday Guests Share Luncheon in Fremont Area

Cards and music were diversions of the evening with a luncheon served at small tables adorned with red heart boxes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Acher and Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Forney and Dorothy, and Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kiser. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rhoades and Phyllis Afin, joining Mr. and Mrs. Vern McAlpine in La Grange. Hawks' bills have no teeth.

Ralph Acher Lois Butternut Ridge Road Richard Forney Dorothy Crafton Road J. D. Kiser East Avenue Fremont Frank Rhoades Phyllis Afin Vern McAlpine la Grange

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