This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 23 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1932
Page
2
Various home services advertising including interior decorating wall paper hanging furniture refinishing leather goods travel cases printing and apartment rentals. Classified notices show real estate listings and legal notices including dissolution notice divorce actions sheriff sale and foreclosure proceedings.
Members in period costumes shared 18 attendees recounting colonial dames role plays and a George Washington relics display. A Colonial lunch concluded the event with plans for a guest day next meeting at Mrs. Hubbard’s home and assistant hostesses named.
The Philathea Bible Class met in the chore's parlors with about 35 attendees. Mrs. Leo Giblin led the meeting, plans were made for a March program and a one act play, and a Valentine themed social hour followed with hostess duties by several members.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Perkins with children from Ashtabula spent Sunday with Mrs. Cora Marlowe on Jackson Street. Mrs. Marlowe accompanied them home and plans to stay a week.
Eugene Eastman and Merle Mathews wed Saturday at the First Congregational Church Whiting Indiana. Eastman a native of the area and Ooston Am herst High School class of 1925 Oberlin College chemist for Standard Oil Co in Whiting Indiana.
Mrs. Frank Barck hosted a fourth birthday for her daughter Constance on Pear Street Monday afternoon. The event featured games and contests, a luncheon, and a cake with four lit tapers. Guests included Evelyn Rahl Gloria McKinney Beverly Gormley Rose Marie Gormley Mildred Taylor Ruth Krueck James Brennen Jack Albert Gullet Donald Gormley Jack Charles McCann and many gifts for the honoree.
Mrs Harold Henes of Stop 31 and Mrs Martin Mathes of South Amherst were admitted to the hospital Monday. Mrs James Soditch of South Amherst and Mrs James Brandon and infant son of Lorain were discharged Monday. Mr and Mrs Harold Henes are the parents of a baby boy born at the hospital Monday.
Mr and Mrs Ora Schaeffer of Cleveland Avenue were summoned to Marion Ohio on a Sunday due to the serious illness of Mr Schaeffer Sr aged 85.
A surprise gathering celebrated Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cooper on Shape Avenue for their 20th wedding anniversary. Guests included E Lovett Cleveland, Louis Herrmann Lorain, Guy Herrmann, Philip Braun, Sam Wragg, George Cox, Henry Miller, Mrs. George Dute, Mrs. Anton Dute, Ethel Eppley and Miss VaVilerie. Guests enjoyed games and a red and white themed evening with a decorated wedding cake.
Miss Marion Steel and Miss Katherine Murray hosted a cheerful Valentine party, delighting classmates with games, treats, and decorations. The event showcased student creativity and school community spirit.
A Valentine party was held last evening at the home of the former on Middle Ridge. Games and contests were enjoyed with Margaret Rice and Hazel Bell winning. Refreshments were served at small tables to listed guests including Norwood Hearn Dorothy Hearn Charlotte Alderman Eleanore Nidy Lucille Leach Beatrice Johnstone Wilbur Brann Russell Stauffer Margaret Gaehr Alice Belch Caroline Kothe and the host and hostesses Mr and Mrs F R Powers.
In Columbus on February 16, Wittenberg visits Ohio University at Athens as the Buckeye standings race tightens. Muskingum meets Kenyon at Gambier, Ohio Northern faces Heidelberg at Tiffin, Baldwin Wallace plays Kent State at tent, and Akron travels to Ashland. Toledo meets St John’s College and Dayton plays Wilmington in other regional games.
Clarence Hendricks, 6 3 sophomore center for Ohio Wesleyan, tops Buckeye scoring with 94 points in 10 games. He averages eight to 12 points per game in non conference play, ahead of Depauw’s Moffett and Eubank. Other leaders include Scott Denison 63, Ginaven 63, Trace 58, Brown 54, Fenner 54, Smith 53, Duncan 51, Jones 41.
Purdue crushed Ohio State 43 to 26 to solidify second in the Big Ten as Northwestern clings to the top spot. Michigan and Illinois moved up, Michigan routing Iowa 40 to 22 and Illinois beating Minnesota 23 to 15. Indiana handed Wisconsin its fifth loss, 33 to 21, on home courts. A pivotal home game against Northwestern looms Saturday.
The Northeastern Ohio Golden Gloves entry list topped 590 as amateur boxers rush to register before the Saturday deadline. The tournament, by the Northeastern Ohio AAU and The Cleveland Plain Dealer, begins elimination rounds March 1 with entrants from Canton Akron Mansfield Lorain and Elyria among those expected.
Lee Cox of Milford and Frankie Meiners of Cincinnati each weighed 139 and 138 pounds respectively and fought to an eight round draw. Bobby Mann of Cincinnati also fought Cricket Helson of Fairfax, with Mann drawing in a 115 pound bout.
Cleveland Indians add Clarence E. Dolly Dolson veteran NL hockey goalie to back up Alex Woods and announce trial for Jean Paulhus defenseman from Philadelphia Canadian American League. Dolson, until November, played for Detroit Olympic and is expected to shore up Cleveland defense after a weak mid season.
United Press results show varied basketball scores among colleges and teachers colleges. Maryland beat W and L, 40 to 19, while Michigan defeated Iowa 40 to 22. Other notable results include Purdue over Ohio State 26 to 13 and Michigan State 25 to 24 over Wuraquette.
Aristide Briand postpones writing memoirs, preferring to mend political fences and fish at his Normandy retreat. He may hire a writer for an official biography after his death wish to bury his past, with Raymond Recouly or a similar biographer possibly taking on the project.
CHICAGO The Newberry Library opens a public display of original Ptolemy maps and geographies from the Edward E. Ayer collection. The exhibit traces Ptolemy’s role in map making, his Alexandria career, and influence on Columbus, with works by other cartographers and the 1478 Buckinck atlas editorial.
Oklahoma has invested 144,917 dollars in preserving fish and game and now owns preserves totaling 21,350 acres, plus a 72,000 acre lease for a state preserve. The largest tract covers 15,219 acres and cost 88,450 dollars. The Wichita National Forest, a 66,900 acre federal preserve, lies nearby in the southwest.
In the agony column a reader mockingly notes an Etonian aged 32 wishes to join a balloon expedition to the North Pole or any equally silly escape from looming unemployment.
Report notes the climbing perch native to India Ceye lon and the Philippines can leave water and travel long distances, venturing onto land and across varied terrains. It highlights the species' unusual terrestrial movement behavior and broader distribution through natural dispersion.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.