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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1932
Page
12
About thirty girls and seven councilors depart Tuesday for a ten day session at Camp Jes See Kes on the Vermilion River. Miss Marian Stetson and Miss Margaret Kinison head health and recreation duties with staff assisting. Activities include swimming crafts handicraft and camp fires aimed at character building and health.
Miss Dorothy Martin hosted a West avenue gathering last evening for Miss Marion Hubbell and Richard Stevens. A pink and blue decor theme framed a buffet supper while four bridge tables entertained guests. high scores went to Miss Hubbell and Casper Clark. Also, Blue and Gold Bunco Club gathered at Mrs. Louise Ensigns with prizes to Mrs. Beckwith, Bailey, Beach, and Ada Hadaway. lunch followed and the group will meet again in two weeks at Mrs. Lou Wetzel’s home.
The meeting of the W. R. Co Past Presidents has been postponed unt? July 13th from July 6th as formerly planned.
The First Methodist church Epworth League cabinet met in the church parlors led by President Margaret Minch. Officers outlined future duties, plans included an August ice cream social, Lakeside convention, bake sale, homecoming banquet on June seventh, and seating Leaguers together at Sunday service.
Admissions include Edward Charles Dreer at 158 Northrupt Helen Rowe 1528 West River St Frank Korzon 1705 West Ave Rosalie Francis No. 6 Woodford Ave Elix Licker 118 Brookisn St Mrs Leon Kelly 201 George St Mrs Claude Richmond 412 Lo rain Blvd Harry Carmo Wellington Discharges list includes Mrs Phil Marquis e Chicago Joan Beasley R D No. 3 Edwin Schnarr 263 Spruce St Maamie Barnes Vermilion Frank Noga 127 Waverly St Mrs Fred Brown baby girl 122 Pine St
Richard Godfrey a 29 year old salesman of Cleveland and Blanche Standen 26 of Elyria. Mark Hagmann 34 a teacher of La Grange with Ruth Walters 22 of La Grange. William A. Brown 24 a waiter of Syria and Mildred W Caldwell 23 of Oberlin. Clifford Bliaziey 30 a barber of Norwalk and Marguerite Emmerich 21 of Lorain. Rev LaMar.
An appreciative audience of parents and friends gathered at the Church of Christ to view three weeks of handwork and enjoy a program by Daily Vacation Bible School pupils. Awards honored perfect attendance. piano, vocal, and choral numbers complemented a Bible play by the Juniors and a closing home and church exercise. Diplomas were awarded, followed by a flag service and prayer led by Reverend Fowier.
Mr and Mrs Chauncy Griswold of Pittsburgh arrive to visit Rev and Mrs W C Endley at Lake Avenue. Miriam Faxon will stay with Miss Rosemary Redington at Beaver Park for a few days. Mrs Harry Fivans of Johns Town has visited Mrs Fred Pahl at Oxford Court. Mr and Mrs Robert Faxon and son Robert Sr arrive from Winnetka to visit Isaac D Faxon on Middle Avenue. They will travel east to see Mrs Faxon's mother and several other relatives, then spend the weekend and July Fourth at the Boylan cottage.
The notice lists numerous Elyria residents and friends traveling or visiting places such as Niagara Falls Cleveland Chicago Milwaukee Toledo and Elyria relatives Mrs J L Ludwig Mrs W F Reger and family travel plans include Hillsdale Michigan and Wayne NC others on weekend or holiday trips to Columbus Plymouth Wooster Mentor Richmond Washington DC and Virginia Beach plus several student scholars and a death notice for Louis Gatto of Pittsburgh California.
Speaker Garner withdrew during the afternoon recess triggering a stampede. Melvyn Traylor, Governor White of Ohio, former Senator James A Reed of Missouri and former Governor Byrd of Virginia followed. Reed urged unity against Smith as Roosevelt rivalries continued. Tammany's Curry and Mayor Walker stood by Smith as Roosevelt faced hostile galleries and sought to heal party rifts in Chicago with a possible early acceptance speech in Albany noted as costly and unnecessary. Roosevelt later addressed crowds at the executive mansion and prepared for Chicago as his wife described him as the happiest person on earth.
The article follows Roosevelt as he travels, aiming to meet his predecessor in Albany and his former sponsor for the governorship. Meanwhile, a woman, who supported him in past nominations, departed this morning for Sabula, Iowa, to recover from a recent illness.
The article recounts Governor Roosevelt enduring a sleepless night at the convention, with Mrs. Roosevelt and their mother Mrs. Sarah Delano Roosevelt nearby. He refuses to name a VP candidate, comments on the Texas California caucus, and later telegrams Garner as Texas and California delegates shift to him.
Paris report quotes Lady Elmore, American psycho analyst, insisting fear drives global gloom. She argues fear from birth through shocks and threats shapes adults, and stresses mothers must raise children without fear to free society from oppression. psycho analysis offered as remedy.
Four year old and older children are taken to a Leicester school and placed under full personal responsibility. No classes or activities are compulsory. New entrants explore freely during initial weeks before joining others in classes. Lady Elmore, writing a book on fear in children, notes this system.
Mexican customs officer Lule de la Rosa stopped a cross border car on the International Bridge between Juarez and El Paso. He found the spare tires overfull with 47 pints of whiskey. The driver was arrested.
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