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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1932

Page

3

Diary of a modern Pepys at New York social whirl

A vivid diary style chronicle from New York dated January 11 recalls farewell to Maybelle Manning Olwell en route to St Marie, then a bustling night of theater, cabaret, and backstage chatter. It spotlights encounters with Nat Ferber Kenyon Nicholson Shig, Thira Winslow, Ogden Nash, and many stars while noting remarks on Marion Cohan Cobb and Corie Payton and a playful gasps exchange at Grand Central.

New York Pepys Maybelle Manning Olwell St. Marie Tommy Loughlin Will Edrington Ogden Nash Thyra Winslow Arkansas Nat J. Ferber Kenyon Nicholson Roxy Muunglow

Regular Monthly Meeting of Methodist Ladies Aid Society

The Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society held its regular monthly meeting Thursday afternoon in the church parlors. President Mrs. Frank Eschtruth led the session with prayer. Reports from secretary Mrs. McIntire and treasurer Mrs. White were accepted. Dues and Sunshine Fund were collected. roll call conducted. No lunch was served.

Vincent Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society Frank Eschtruth McIntire White Sunshine Fund

Vincent school serves hot lunches under PTA direction

Mrs. M. Penrod of Elyria attended a dinner with Mrs. M. Westcott and daughter. Local social visits include C. B. and J. L. McIntire with J. G. Morris and son, and Mrs. Frankie Beese with Mrs. Hurlbut and daughter. Stanley Myers shows improvement after illness. Laurabell Stoughton heads to Rock Ledge Florida for an unspecified visit. Miss Stark to wed soon. Eschtruths visit Lorain hospital. R. C. Smith of Berea visits the Myers family.

Vincent School Vincent P. T. A M. Penrod Elyria M. Westcott C. B J. L. McIntire J. G. Morris Frankie Beese C. Hurlbut Stanley Myers C. Smith Serea Kipton Ohio Detroit Michigan Harvey Stoughton Eddie Roscosky W. H. Myers Laurabell Stroughton Rock Ledge Florida M. E. Church United Brethren Church Lorain Ruth Myers Berea Hame Florence Reese Ethel Balint The Methodist Church Ashburn Edith Hurlbut Martin Roberts Betty Roberts F. P. Reese City Mission Cleveland Presbyterian Church Arthur Eschtruth Lorain Hospital Avon Mirha 4. Harnish C. W. Koones Mighty Army of the Young G. HW. Stoughton R. B. Brown John Cook Arthur Johnson Abbe Road Vincent Prownhelm Vincent Bors John Purtze Earl Hartman Joe Palcyar Vincent Lenhard Jomancesco Peter Majuczic Browwnhelm

Bunco Pals Club Meets at Mrs Lewis Home

Mrs F H Lewis hosted the Bunco Pals Club bi monthly gathering with 12 members present including Mrs Fitch Miss Karman Mrs Rhone Mrs Cooper Mrs Cook Miss Dodd Mrs Senning Miss Horvath Mrs Tody Mrs Anna Karman Miss Helen Horvath and Mrs Hill. A brief business session was led by president Miss Horvath and secretary treasurer Miss Dodd. Three bunco tables were in play.

F. H. Lewis Bunco Pals Club Vivian Fitch Veronica Karman Rhone Cooper J. Cook Margaret Dodd C. Senning Rose Horvath Elizabeth Tody Anna Karman Helen Horvath H. Hill

Make Home Real Place For Playing

An article argues that homes should be active spaces for children aged three to ten to engage in supervised creative play. It urges using public playgrounds and street roping for intentional play periods, while promoting indoor projects like blocks and group reading to foster social learning and self restraint. It encourages turning homes into community hangouts guided for educational benefits.

Evening Games End With Prizes For Mrs Hill And Mrs Cooper

An evening program featured games with prizes awarded to Mrs Hill and Mrs Cooper. After the competitive activity, attendees sang, danced, and enjoyed a jolly social time followed by a late lunch.

Birmingham Ladies Aid Society Reorganizes in Church

A Birmingham church group re organized the Ladies Aid Society with officers elected: President C W Lawrence Vice President Jennie Mitchell Treasurer Anthony Neiding Secretary Frank Gerber. Members and officers attended a monthly meeting as firemen prepare for a 1932 season and a charity theater at the town hall.

Birmingham Ladies Aid Society C. W. Lawrence Jennie Mitchell Anthony Neiding Frank Gerber Edwin Prince, Jr Eva Ennes L. EE. Normande Elizabeth Gerber Marie Knoll Reu Wenzel Rose Bent Birmingham Volunteer Tiremen Birmingham Town Hall Edwin H. Howe Myron J. Knott Thea Walter Snellenberger Chas. Croft Bernie Fox Town Hall Birmingham Volunteer Firemen Rose Farquar Joshua Harshman Gilbert Barnes Clifford Clary Norma Clayton Dorothy Wasem Otis Wendell Glenn Berkmeyer Adam Hil Myron J Knott Hannah Blodge Halcyon McNeill Fister Raines Rella Howe Dr. Hall Ruben Wenzel Mary Andrews Gertrude Clary Birmingham Fircemen Floyd A. Heys Art Heys Chas. Grenzebach, Sr Independents Wellington

Treatment Of Legall Successful By Logan Clendening

A reader asks about curing varicose veins. Injection treatment in veins can heal ulcers and improve circulation, often with a quick office procedure. Most cases respond well, though some failures occur. many patients return to work after a noon-hour session.

Logan Clendening M. D United States

Firemen Triumph 54 to 24 Over Wellington

Firemen dominated the game from start to finish winning 54 to 24 over Wellington. Local team outplayed the visitors in every aspect, though Wellington fought hard to the final whistle.

Firemen Wellington

Olive Tablets Ad Promises Health Through Liver Bile Action

An advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a vegetarian substitute for calomel. It claims improved skin tone appetite and energy by stimulating the liver and bowels without dangerous effects and notes millions of boxes sold annually with prices 15 30 and 60 cents.

Dr. Edwards

Local Briefs From Elyria and Nearby Towns

Several residents and visitors are noted with calls and visits across Elyria, Lorain, Wellington, Amherst, Norwalk, and Berlin Heights. The list includes hospital contacts, home visits, and shoppers, plus numerous quitclaim and lot transfers among local properties.

Ruth Hostettler Fairview Park Hospital Cleveland Jesse Portman Herrman Holzhauer A. Arnold Elyria Amelia Wparkers Alfred Flemings Harry Boyd Ralph Prize Myron J. Noor Harold Sheidan Norwalk H. A. Witbeck Amelia Parker Wakeman J. W. Lawrence Antlers Berlin Heights Wm. Schlecter Henrietta George Knott Mittawanga L. M. Boughton Marie Miller Wellington Garlock Hollice Ekelberry Memorial Hospital Ralph Larke Clarence Opperman Violet Bolack Frank Griffen Chas. Griffen Amherst Myra Edgar O. A. Mordoff Chester Hartel Vermilion Chas. Trenzebach Frank Gerber Horffmann

Real estate transfers span multiple townships in Lorain County

Sheriff s deed to People's Savings Bank of Lorain for 24 acres in Henrietta Township. Bank then transfers to Theodore O and Alice Kuntz, 24 acres in Henrietta. Carrie A Norton to William L and Mary I Norton, three fourths interest in nine acres on North Ridge Road Elyria Township. Mary I Norton to William L Norton and Carrie A Norton, three fourths interest in nine acres on North Ridge Road. Lewis Fisher and others to Addie Ledyard, quitclaim deed to 25 acres in Rochester Township and 92 acres in Huntington Township. Percie G Hills to William Griffiths Cleveland sublet 244 block B Cleveland Beach Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Claude E and Della A Warren to Sears Roebuck and Company, quitclaim to sublet 18 Oak Park Subdivision Sheffield Lake. Karl M Von Duke to Viola M

von Duyke Abbe Road City Farms Elyria J. H Susan Foster Thomas E Rae A. Hughes West Twenty-second Street Lorain Anna M Earl L. Rath Gerald C. Hoffman Lake Breeze Sheffield Lake Amy L. Phillins Addie B&b. Ledyard Rochester Township Huntington Township Addie Ledyard Owen G. Gott Ralph Tellman Isabella Tellman Chestnut Ridge Road Ridgeville Township Emerson Tellman Ralph Tell Doris Wassam Isabella Teilman Cleveland Trust Company Matt Thedla Minnich Stony Ridge Road John Snopka John Kontra Central Division Sheffield Township Katherine Horn Merthe Marguerite R. Merthe Highth Street People’s Savings Bank of Henrietta Township Theodore O Alice 8. Kuntz Carrie A. Norton William L Mary I. Norton North Ridge Road Elyria Township Carrien A. Norton Lewis Fisher Percie G. Hills William Griffiths Cleveland Cleveland Beach Claude E Della A. Warren Sears, Roebuck and Company Oak Park Karl M. von Duvke Viola M

Families Relocate to Elyria in Updated Housing Mix

Three new families move into Elyria and five existing Elyria households relocate, per M. O'Donnell who handled eight rental changes. Armstronds from East Cleveland take 1284 East Avenue. Lipp from New York to Bartlett home on Cleveland Road. Coles from Painesville? to 319 Cambridge Avenue. Lyman from Carlisle to 48 Fourth Street. Schuster couple to 116 Water Street. Ted Smith into 216 Stanford Avenue. Stegman family rents another Elyria home.

Elyria M. O’donnell EK. Armstrong East Cleveland East Avenue Armstrong E. W. Lipp New York Bartlett Cleveland Road Lipp Fountain Pen E. W. Coles Painesville Cambridge Avenue Coles Railway Express Agency William C. Searight Lee Lyman Carlisle Fourth Street Lyman Elstia Schuster Water Street Ted Smith Stanford Avenue Stegman

Expert plans fight on chestnut tree blight

Professor Roswell Johnson of the University of Pittsburgh aims to restore the U.S. chestnut industry by developing a blight resistant species. He notes most chestnuts in the market are imported from Japan and Italy and that American trees lack blight resistance while some foreign species show resistance.

Pittsburgh Roswell Johnson University of Pittsburgh America Hich Japan Italy

Hen Produces Six-Ounce Egg in Cottage Grove

Roy Taplin’s White Leghorn hen in Cottage Grove Oregon laid a six ounce egg. The egg measures 6 1 2 by 1 1 6 inches. The owner believes the hen’s mood improved and laid the remarkable egg.

Cottage Grove Ore Roy Taplin

Guaranteed Cascara Quinine Cold Remedy Statement

An advertisement for Ills Cascara Quinine promises to knock a cold quickly with two tablets and follow on box directions. It guarantees money back if it fails, claims Hill's scientific formula focuses on one goal, cost is small, and it urges readers to try it now.

Hill Goma

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