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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1933
Page
6
London reports heavy speculation on July 3 tied to President Roosevelt's rejection of a stabilization plan. The American dollar moved sharply, opening at 4.42 and rising to 4.46 1/2 by mid morning as traders weighed potential policy changes and the World Economic Conference telegram signals.
A jumble of diary notes from New York dated July 3 recounts sightings of Broadway figures and social events. Roscoe yacock carries breath to Pere Lachaise for Oscar Wilde's grave while Lou Hauser lies gravely ill. The diary mentions Alma Claybergh, Camille Dreys, and a wedding, plus a relaxation in Paris with Hattie Wynston and Blanche Clark. It notes Gandhi films, Broadway patrols, and a perfume venture by Billy Gaxton. Grace Moore rises to prominence, and Warden Lawes distributes Christmas gifts to 2,386 guests.
Miss Phyllis Primrose Salt, daughter of Maj Gen Harold Francis Salt, is acclaimed as London’s loveliest debutante of 1933. The article highlights her social prominence and the traditional debutante season opening in the capital.
A mosaic of high society vignettes from 1938 includes Anderson Indiana habberdasher fame, Casino chef Sidney Solo mon who loves to see dishes on the table, Clark Gable's failed necktie stand plan, a Wall Street florist’s need to shave thrice daily, and wealthy vaudeville links Yorke and King. It notes debutantes陰 relief work, Barbara Hutton’s fortune as last royalty-seeking heiress, and a bleak portrait of social life with jail entries and backgammon as diversion in Sutton Place.
Spencer Spencer reports a busy week with visits to see his mother Mrs E Burbage in West Salem. Mrs Glenn Brouse stays at the Fred Brouse home while Mr Brouse works at Bedford. Mrs Graydon Griggs and her Elyria family visit, Mrs Giggs improves under Mrs Milton Wolf care, Mrs Charles MacLaren and Susie Ream shop in Elyria, Elinor Daugherty from Cleveland spends summer with Evelyn Fuller.
A large group visits Rice’s Dam for a picnic while church and community clubs meet. The Senior Philethea S S Class elects officers for September. Various locals attend outings, card parties, and social visits. one member notes an automobile accident recovery. Mrs. Mantz dies after illness. funeral at Spencer Methodist Church.
Sensational submarine adventure Hell Below headlines Capitol Theatre screenings today and tomorrow starring Robert Montgomery Walter Huston Madge Evans Jimmy Durante Eugene Pallette and Robert Young in a dramatic naval action feature presented in a period cinema lineup.
A love story set against war screens at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow with Helen Hayes Gary Cooper and Adolphe Menjou leading the cast.
Avon Lake July 3 Mr and Mrs E J Nussdorfer entertained Cleveland friends at dinner Saturday evening. Weekend guests at The Chateau Dr and Mrs Thomas McNab Pittsburgh Pa Mr and Mrs C A Bauer Tiffin Mr and Mrs Charles Kuntz Jr and mother Mrs Charles Kuntz Sr Kansas City Mo Mr and Mrs George Williams New York City were weekend guests of Miss Estelle La Rue and Mrs Anna Winchester at The Chateau.
Mr and Mrs Jack Huston announce the arrival of a baby daughter at their home Friday. Mr and Mrs L Jackson are the proud parents of a baby boy born one day last week.
The True Blue Club of the Avon Baptist Church held a picnic dinner at the Park on Saturday. Attending were Mr and Mrs Lawrence Peak Mr and Mrs George Jenkins Miss Marian Gladys Edna Peak Mr and Mrs Snyder and son Mr and Mrs Harold Smith and family of Avon Mr and Mrs Leonard Clawson of Lorain Mr and Mrs Arthur Hudson and Mr and Mrs John Ferveen of Twin Lake.
Mrs Elizabeth Gerhart of Avon visited with her brother Peter Weber on Saturday evening. Miss Norma Klausmeyer from Cleveland spent Saturday there. Mr and Mrs John Stefan and Miss F Stefan shopped in Cleveland. Burr Nussdorfer stayed overnight with grandparents in Bay Village. Mrs John Ruskay visited relatives in Cleveland. Miss Anna Margaritty from Cleveland spent a week on Center Road. Betty Williams and James Benner of Cleveland called on Mr and Mrs Wim Schumaker. Ed Buswell and son LaVerne were Sunday guests of Mrs H Keyes and daughters in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs R Krebs were Sunday guests of her parents Mr and Mrs John Heider.
A reflective note on how childish dreams and wonders fade with age, leaving behind memories of unfulfilled fantasies and the fleeting joy of youthful imagination.
A remark attributes to Charles Lamb the habit of discussing books as if reading them by the light of a single candle in vast darkness, illustrating his intimate literary engagement and solitary reflective approach.
A dense listing of daily radio programs across stations 1480 WHE AM and 010 WJAY AMNG with multiple orchestras, talk shows, music blocks, and sign offs. Notable entries include Grandham’s Orch, Fidler’s Orch, Heeza Knutt, Dave Roberts, Melody Parade, Gardening and Breakfast Club segments, and Walkathons, ending with late evening sign offs.
A dense listing of musical acts, orchestras, soloists, and talk segments scheduled across the day. Entries include names like Vaughn King, Betty Crocker, Gene Arnold, and Flo Florencia Trio, with numerous dance orchestras, soloists, and comedies. The program also lists livestock segments, gardening and cooking features, and a handful of news and entertainment items.
The Eaton area reports visits and gatherings including Mrs Anna Avastin and Arlene joining relatives in Henrietta and Mrs A W Oldag's Cleveland trip. Ralph Smith returns from Arizona. Boys Four H Club swimsuit at Metropolitan Beach and plans a Fourth of July clash with the girls team in Davis Woods. Grange No 19-4 discusses juvenile group and friends invited to Yout H Clubs exhibit. Four-H Sunny Stitchers picnic planned after June meeting. Mr and Mrs Joseph Stephan and family visited A W Oldag. Joyce Malone from Youngstown stayed with Dorothy Terrell.
Eleanor Rogs and daughter Margaret attended a piano recital at Mrs. Giles’s LaPorte home with fifty guests. Four H Dainty Dishes Club met June 29 at Miss Margaret Ross’s place to plan a July 13 picnic in Columbia. Mothers will attend. delegates may go to the Oberlin County Health meeting in August.
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