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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
10
In Mitchelfield and later city stores Marcia hosts Beauty Skin demonstrations selling cleansing creams and rouge. Women listen, watch, and purchase amid a bustling crowd while her assistant handles the sales rush and wraps the boxed wares.
Mareia Mover, a cosmetic clerk from Mutchelfield, earns a national tour to demonstrate beauty products for a New York firm. She leaves Teel Stanton in Bitchelfield to seek world travel while romance unfolds with Ed Haley in Chicago. Vivian meets the aviator pilot via Mitchel Field incident as Ted and Eugene navigate growing love.
Eaton County Farm Bureau members hear County Agent H B Alfer warn farming decline unless co operation grows. Miss Alice Bird notes girls clubs rising from 25 to 34 with 301 to 511 members since 1930. Four sewing machine clinics aided 59 machines. 118 enrolled in a course.
A report notes progress in keeping home accounts, with fifty percent completion. One thousand were enrolled in the Home Health and Sanitation Course with two lessons given and two hundred remaining.
Robert Splete and Russell Tite left last week on a hitch hiking trip west with California as their goal. Miss Treva Kirk, a Millington Michigan teacher, returned to work after holidays with her parents in Cleveland. Thomas Main of Indianapolis, a wholesale coal salesman, stayed Wednesday night with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Patterson.
Philip Patterson is employed on a temporary basis by James Frazer, performing assigned tasks during a transitional period.
A party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roehner drew about fifty relatives and friends from Mt. Vernon Elyria Oberlin Washington D C Litchfield Penfield Grafton Carlisle and LaGrange with good times reported by all attendees later Saturday evening.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hastings hosted New Year guests including Mr and Mrs Ray Butler and three children Margaret Marian and Harry Mr and Mrs Ortto Martin and son Frederick and W C Martin at a New Year’s Day dinner.
Mr and Mrs Rowan Kelner and Mr and Mrs Arthur Jones were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Vernon Rundle Thursday evening. Wanda Waller of Oberlin visited Miss Jean Mc Alpine. Mrs Charles Adams and Mrs Amelia Adams visited in Larai Monday. Andrew Rawson and family spent New Year’s Day with C B Rawson. A Grange dance drew a capacity crowd and an oyster supper and card party followed. Harold Behner Jr returned to Mt Vernon after a week at home. Florence Jackson resumed schooling in Hifron after holidays here. Mary Stimson returns to National Park Seminary this week after vacation at home.
Misses Algeria and Ruth Adams were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs George Day of Elyria on Sunday. W Martin of Greenwich and Waba LaGrange visitor were in town Wednesday. Lloyd Curtis expected home from Elyria Chute later this week recovering well from surgery. Local schools report mumps cases and Robert Kelner returned to school after a week’s illness. Pearl Opfer works at the John Holcomb home. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Pomeroy and children of Cleveland visited the Pomeroys and Merle Hamner family on Church Street. Bert and Maynard Hamner welcome a baby boy. Mr and Mrs Albert Smith recently entertained the Class of 1928 L H & at their home. Maynard Hamner hosted Olive Baker of Akron.
Cognac, France, home of Three Star Hennessy, faces global grievance as taxing of cognac goods increases. Siam and India raise import and revenue taxes on cognac, with India boosting duties by 25 percent.
Australia raises taxes while Russia bans cognac. Central and South American nations issue decrees against it. Cognac producers allege Spanish and Greek vintners label their beverage as Cognac, claiming breach of international treaties.
The piece extols the Rockne Six highlighting its advanced design and aerodynamic profile. It urges readers to compare it feature by feature with competitively priced rivals and to experience driving the Rockne Six firsthand.
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