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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1932

Page

10

Broadway Crowd At Lindys Shows Pastiche Of Characters

A New York night at Lindys gathers song writers vaudevillians and booking agents in a clutter of fashion and chatter. The piece notes brisk street scenes from Broadway and Loews State Theatre with a mix of social types and earnest talk about racing and show business.

Vaudavillians Lindy’s Balllard McDonald Broadway Metropolis Loew's State Theatre Philly Pimlico

Eaton Borough News Roundup of Social Visits and Milestones

Mrs Lottie Ross and daughter Marcela from Lakewood visited the Crowell home with Charlotte and Magenna Lee Moor from Cleveland. W F Splete recovers from illness. The Grills family hosted dinner with Walter and Clyde. Durkee Tite Crowell attended Mrs Fred Tite's funeral in Lorain. Ladies Aid votes to limit menus to one warm dish per gathering. Durkee Crowell Marian traveled to Penfield to visit Ora Rollin. I M Haven and spouse celebrate fiftieth anniversary with at home event planned Jan 31 from 2 to 7 pm.

Minnie Tite B. M. Crowell Marian Fred Tite Lorain Ladies’ Aid Society R. H. Durkee Penfield Ora Rollin

Farmers Institute Day Two Opens With Service and Talks

The second day begins with a community song service led by Reverend Percy Kohl with music by the Girls Chorus and Mrs Philip Wallace. Miss Alice Bird will review her work. Mrs Moots and Mr Howell will also speak. Mr Alger discusses county Men's work. Ireta Wilson offers a reading and music includes a mixed quartet and Mrs Wallace. Evening features Judith of the Mountains. Mrs Schildt visited from Elyria. Floyd Baker is 11 and diagnosed with flu pneumonia.

Farmers’ Institute Percy Kohl Philip Wallace Moots Howell Alice Bird Alger Ireta Wilson Wallace Institute John Schildt Elyria Paul Bassett Floyd Baker

Farmers Institute Opens with Busy Program in Ohio Town

The opening session on January 27 featured a school program followed by speeches from Mrs. M. Dille Moats and M. L. Howell. Afternoon events included community singing and multiple addresses on farming and family life. Evening activities topped with a comedy, a reading, and music, plus a poster contest to be judged Thursday. Local families are urged to attend in the school auditorium.

Farmers’ Institute M. Dille Moats Sherwood Ohio M. L. Howell Napoleon Stanley Hoskin P. J. Kohl F. 4. Schriper Belden

Play George in a Jam staged by Wisdom Seekers group

Litchfield reports the Wisdom Seekers Sunday School class of the Community Church will present the three act drama George in a Jam at the church Friday evening January 29 at 7 30. The cast includes Jack Green Jim Gray Billa Reisinger Miss Brown Guy Radcliffe George Forbes Mrs Doris Betts Odessa Stanley Kacharsky Jack Carson Ruth Roloff Nellie Morro Faith Draper Sarah Jane Larkins Mabel Bear Ma Larkins Frank Bukovac Pop Larkins Zeke Stebbins Melvin Davidson with special music planned.

Litchfield Wisdom Seekers Community Church George Jack Green Jim Gray Billa Reisinger Miss Brown Guy Radcliffe George Forbes Doris Betts Odessa Stanley Kacharsky Jack Carson Ruth Roloff Nellie Morro Faith Draper Sarah Jane Larkins Mabel Bear

Funeral for Former Neighbor Attended by Family Friends

Mrs. R. L. Jordan and daughter Mrs. Ella Myrtle Waite with Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hayes C. G. Brandt Mrs Carrie Tomms and daughter Louise attended the funeral of their former neighbor and friend.

R. L. Jordan Ella Myrtle Waite Allan Hayes C. G. Brandt Carrie Tomms Louise

Death of Ernest Clair Whitney at the Mor gan home in Camden

Ernest Clair Whitney, son of William K. and Mrs. Whitney, died suddenly after living in Camden and Kipton, then Pittsfield on the Perry Farm, later Springfield where he resided until his death.

Ernest Clair Whitney D. T. Morgan Camden Mr. Whitney William K. Whitney Kipton Pittsfield Perry Farm Springfield

Wellington Visitors Host Families Across Towns

Sunday visitors from Wellington include Mr. and Mrs. Vern Norton and family with Mrs. Levina Waite and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Friend. A. L. Waite and two children Dorothy and Robert dined with Clarence Friend's family. Fannie West of Cleveland spent the weekend with Grace and Nettie West. Clara Morris joined Miss West to Cleveland then visited sister O J Whitney. School District No 2 pupils listed ill with chicken pox: Betty Mare Lounsbrough Elizabeth Stoyka John Barson Charles Barson. A L Waite party visited Camden relatives Saturday.

Vern Norton Levina Waite Walter Friend Wellington A. L. Waite Dorothy Robert Clarence Friend Fannie West Cleveland Grace West Nettie West Clara Morris Miss West Nielson O. J. Whitney Betty Mare Lounsbrough Hlizabeth Stoyka John Charles Barson Doroth R. L Jordan Leon Ream Camden

Birthday Dinner Honors Three Celebrants at Camden Home

Mrs Mildred Lounsbrough attended a birthday dinner at her parents home in Camden with Mr and Mrs A W Davidson and Henry Worcester. The event marked three birthdays including Mrs Davidson and Miss Norton visits Wellington grandmother. The Community Church Ladies Society plans a Thursday meeting and the cast for the play George in a Jam rehearses nightly at the church.

Mildred Lounsbrough A. W. Davidson Camden Carrie Tomms Cora Gibson Louise Searles Home Ladies’ Society of the Mable Norton Levina Waite Wellington George

Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Ad Claims Youthful Benefits

An advertisement promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a non calomel bowel cleanser to improve energy and appearance. It cites 20 years of use for stomach troubles and headaches and lists prices 15c 30c 60c with a nightly suggestive regimen.

Dr. Edwards

County Farm Bureau Holds Annual Elyria Meeting

A large turnout from the local community attended the County Farm Bureau annual meeting in Elyria on Saturday. Attendees included Mrs. F. C. West, Roscoe Campbell, Miss Eva Campbell, and numerous couples and families such as the Schusters, Likharts, Beetlers, Hostettlers, the Carpenters, the Henson and Bullock families, Rufus Gill, and the Breyleys along with Howard Dayton.

Clifford Walter Bullock Rufus Gill H. T. Breyley T. H. Breyley Howard Dayton

Class to Hold Social by Ladies Sunday School Group

The Ladies' Sunday School of the M. E. Church sponsors a social on Wednesday evening January 27 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Piper.

M. E. Church Harry Piper

West Ridge Hostess Hosts 4-H Backward Party

Miss Zelda Schramm entertained the West Ridge 4-H club Tony Wastlers with a backward party on January 22. Janette Baus led games and music, and Lucile Penfound directed a business meeting planning an Achievement program and a May Mother’s Day event with mothers as guests.

West Ridge Zelda Schramm Schramm Road Tony Wastlers Janette Baus Lucile Penfounod Mrs. I. Fildred Margaret Mildred Palle Thelma Wagner Leota Drusendahl Eron Lottman Margariite Vinson Doris Minnich Betty Miller Lillian Lois Fldred Dorothy Miller Marian Lauer Lucile Penfound

Miss Sarah Tapper Attends Cleveland Theatre Party

Miss Sarah Tapper, a member of the Little Sorority Club of Elyria, attended a theatre party in Cleveland Thursday evening. The group traveled by automobile to the event.

Sarah Tapper Cleveland Little Sorority Club of Elyria

Local residents visit relatives this weekend

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Stang of the Edison Highway called on Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shedron Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Mason and daughters Marguerite Jane and Harriette visited her mother Mrs. Caroline Sheldon of Grafton Sunday afternoon. Miss Julia Daraby spent Sunday afternoon with her mother Mrs. Mike Daraby of Elyria.

Edward Stang Edison Highway Charles Shedron Sherman Mason Marguerite Jane Harriette Caroline Sheldon Grafton Julia Daraby Mike Daraby Elyria

Elyria Farm Bureau Meeting Attended by Local Families

Mr and Mrs Henry Pallas and daughters Margaret and Mildred attended with Mr and Mrs I F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois Ar dith and Chester Sprague at the Farm Bureau meeting held Saturday in the Methodist church.

Henry Pallas Margaret Mildred I. F. Eldred Lillian Lois Ardith Chester Sprague Farm Bureau Methodist Church Elyria

Vermilion Social Guests Share Sunday Visits

Mew and Mrs. George Decker and several Decker relatives from Vermilion visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Decker and other Decker family members on Sunday. I F Eldred and daughters Lillian Lois and Ar dith, plus Chester Sprague, visited Mr Lawrence Betts of Penfield. Verne Necker called on his sister in law Mrs Flosh Gaines in Elysia on Sunday.

Mew George Decker H. H. Drusendah Leota Lewis Decker Charles Decker Vermilion I. F. Eldred Lillian Lois Ardith Chester Sprague Lawrence Betts Penfield Verne Necker Flosh Gaines Elysia

Miss Mildred Pallas Attends Bay Village Debate

Miss Mildred Pallas joined the Elyma high school debate team at a Friday afternoon event in Bay Village.

Mildred Pallas Bay Village Elyma High School

Penfound Family Supper Recalls Evening gathering

Mr and Mrs J H Penfound hosted a Sunday supper with their children Mr and Mrs Carl Penfound and their son Gary. The program included extended family attendance and continued into the evening.

J. H. Penfound Carl Penfound Gary

Elyria Family Names in Local Notice

Mrs Ed Sweeny and sons Donald and Robert Mrs Hazel Caywood and daughter Ardith also Miss Betty Keepke all of Elyria identified in the public notice stating related party addresses and relations.

Ed Sweeny Donald Robert Hazel Caywood Ardith Betty Keepke Elyria

Local Families Attend Elyria Elk Hall Entertainment

Mr and Mrs Merle Penfound and Mr and Mrs C C Strickler with Evelyn and Edward attended an entertainment at the Elk s Hall in Elyria Friday evening.

Merle Penfound C. C. Strickler Evelyn Edward Elk’s Hall Elyria

Sunday calls reach Carlisle and Oberlin Road neighbors

Mrs Catherine Kolb and daughter Marian and Catherine and granddaughter Gladys Kolb and Kenneth Ives of Carlisle Center visited Mr and Mrs Karl Simms and family Sunday afternoon. Harlan called on Mr and Mrs Robert Smith of Chestnut Ridge. R W Richards and children Nancy John and Bully called on Mr and Mrs Geo Longbrake on Oberlin Road Thursday evening.

Catherine Kolb Marian Catherine Gladys Kolb Kenneth Ives Carlisle Center Karl Simms J. H. Penfound Harlan Robert Smith Chestnut Ridge R. W. Richards Nancy John Bully Geo. Longbrake Oberlin Road

Texas Gas May Be Piped Into Buffalo

Cleveland reports say talks are under way to build a 1500 mile natural gas line from the Texas Panhandle through Cleveland to Buffalo. The Continental Construction Corp of Chicago, owned by Cities Service Co. and Middle West Utilities, is connected with the project.

Texas Buffalo Cleveland Texas Panhandle Chicago Continental Construction Corp of Continental Cities Service Co Middle West Utilities

West Virginia Fields Fuel New Project Reach

The Standard Of New Jersey and a group of synthetic western oil companies plan a project to pipe natural gas from West Virginia to Cleveland Akron Toledo Detroit and Buffalo. The consortium includes Texas Oil Skelly Oil Southwestern Development Philips Petroleum and Columbian Carbon.

Standard of New Jersey Synteet Western Oil Companies Texas Ot Skelly Oi Southwestern Development Philips Petroleum Columbian Carbon Ohle Yow West Virginia Cleveland Akron Toledo Detroit Buffalo

Rochester resident foregoes Yule tide trimming amid hard times

The Rochester Courier reports a North Strafford resident in the town of Rochester cut his hair only twice yearly for Independence Day and Christmas due to economic hardship, missing the 1911 holiday trim.

Rochester N. WH Rochester Courier

Rockne Cars Marketed as 1932 Sensation in Ads

The copy promotes Rockne automobiles as the 1932 sensation, inviting buyers to compare features with other low priced cars. It highlights Rockne’s integrally engineered chassis and implies superior value through advertised advancements.

New Convertible Body Styles Offer Luxurious Rides

Auto catalog highlights include extra long wheelbases and extra large six cylinder power plants. Engineering notes describe quadruply counterweighted crankshafts for refined performance and smoother operation.

Pinsine H. P

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