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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1932

Page

6

Swimming School in Full Operation at Cascade Park

Elyria's annual Swimming School opened its 1932 season at Cascade Park pool Tuesday. A total of 630 residents enrolled, forcing a halt to new registrations. 504 students reported for lessons this morning. The 28 teachers handle large classes, and no further enrollments will be accepted for now. Jean Valjean reference arises in Albany justice court as Sylvester G. Wolf is charged with stealing six sticks of 16 inch wood valued at 50 cents.

Elyria Cascade Park Park Jean Valijean Albany Ore Jean Valjean Victor Hugo Sylvester G. Wolf

Carter's Little Liver Pills Offer Quick Bile Relief

An old advertisement extols Carter's Little Liver Pills to stimulate daily bile production and ease digestive woes. It claims the liver must release two pounds of bile daily, and that tablets gently restore flow, improving digestion, breath, and overall energy. The ad notes 26 cents at stores and carries the 1931 copyright.

Carter C. Mo

Not Candidate Always Elected in White Bear Lake

Dr. Sewall C. Smith, a 94 year old White Bear Lake resident, has been elected justice of the peace thirteen times without ever being a candidate or having his name printed on the ballot. He wins through write in votes as others run. he is regarded as the district's best poker player.

Sewall C. Smith White Bear Lake Minn Dr. Smith

Greenwich Village’s Enigmatic Diva Gertrude Stein

A dated profile notes Gertrude Stein as a literary enigma amid Greenwich Village’s currents, praising her “symphonies in sound” prose while contrasting critics and readers. It traces her fame, residence abroad, and influence alongside cultural figures like Bunner, Cohan, Oakley, McCutcheon, Taylor, Dreiser, and Dickens as part of a broader literary milieu.

New York Greenwich Village Gertrude Stein Upton Sinclair Harry Kemp Miss Stein Paris

Idiosyncrasies and public figures in 1930s notes

A compact, dated collage notes quirks of figures like Sobestows sneezing fits and Sisson discovering humorist Fitch in a Galesburg paper. It mentions Terhune ballooning to 280 pounds, De Beck brushing hair before bed, Wright selling bestsellers, Cornwell smoking, Fontange awaiting Alfred Lunt, and a Boston accent mug offering a memory course.

Bernard Sobestows Francis H. Sisson George Fitch Galesburg, Ill Albert Payson Terhune Billy de Beck Harold Bell Wright Dean Cornwell Lynn Fontange Alfred Lunt

Wellington Briefs July Visits and Scout News

Wellington July updates note Mr and Mrs BE Watters and Dickie Longacre visiting Put-In-Bay. Doris Dangle visits Helen Ditzler in Hartville Ohio. Donald Scott from Long Island guest of Delbert Knapp. Tea planned July 21 at Mrs Elmer Rowland home after W R C meeting. Helen Sutlifin visiting Shelby. George Radasovitch named scout camp leader.

Wellington BE. E. Watters Dickie Longacre Put-In-Bay Doris Dangle Helen Ditzler Hartville Ohio Donald Scott Long Island New York Delbert Knapp Elmer Rowland Helen Sutlifin Shelby George Radasovitch Wellington Boy Scout Troup

Camp Mantonoe Camp Life And Local Notes

Camp Mantonoe near Akron will stay in July for camp. Ray Allen Pillivant reports completing first year at West Point and being in summer camp. West Point Fourth of July featured 48 gun salute, banquet, parade, and dance. Miss Mary Louise Bradstock visits Miss Dorothy Newell in Shaker Heights. Miss Leola Zigler and mother plan Virginia trip during Zigler’s vacation from Farmer's Grain and Milling Co. Harry Cerino and Felix Fuller, shooting victims, recovering well. Dr. R W Falls and daughters attend Cleveland American Legion events. Brighton softball beat White Front Restaurant 7 4. Wellington Oil team beat Clinic 7 5. both games praised as excellent.

Mantonoe Akron Ray Allen Pillivant Wellington U.S. A West Point Mess Hall Mary Louise Bradstock Dorothy Newell Shaker Heights Leola Zigler Virginia Zigler Farmer's Grain and Milling Co Harry Cerino Felix Fuller R. W. Falls Marjorie Margaret Vargo American Legion Cleveland Brighton White Vront Restaurant

East Amherst Family Dinner Honors Local Guests

East Amherst on July 4th hosted a family dinner at the Hertzel Cottage Vermilion-on-the-Lake with a sump tous meal and garden flowers at center. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Duta, Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Dute, Mr. and Mrs. Neilson Dute, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Whits, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. Harold White, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cunningham and daughter Dorothy, among others.

Amherst Hertzel Cottage Vermilion-on the-Lake J. V. Duta Reuben Dute Neilson Dute Bob Whits Bruce Harold White Harvey Cunningham Dorothy

Family Birthday Dinner At Cherry Knoll Farm

Mrs. Frank Eschtruth and relatives hosted a four family dinner party at Cherry Knoll Farm on Sunday in honor of Grandma Cook joining her sixth birthday anniversary and John Basore sharing the date as guest of honor. Sweet peas and birthday cakes framed the table as all guests gathered for the celebration.

Clarence Cook Edna Cook Cherry Knoll Farm Grandma Cook John Basore Owen Basore Albert Schauver Madeline Harmon Bischoff Howard

Local Socials and Visits Span Weekend in Ambers Area

Ambers area residents welcomed friends and relatives during a weekend of calls and visits. Elyria’s John Bins and August Schroe der with son Richard joined local hosts at the Ernst home. Cleveland visitors Mrs. Ida Dute and others also spent Monday evening there. C Ernst remains bedbound after a hay wagon accident last week. Oberlin guests George Keitner and family stopped by Sunday. The Spiegelbergs, Stange, Irma Spiegelberg, and others toured to New London to visit Leon Harding and Detroit visitors William Sammon.

Ambers John Bins Elyria August Schroeder Richard Cleveland Join Delfield Robert Dute Connie Ida Dute L. A. Ernst C. Ernst George Keitner Oberlin L. W. Spiegelberg Russell Irma Spiegelberg Jerry Stange Carolyn Spiegelberg New London Leon Harding William Sammon Detroit

Mr and Mae Guests of Sunday Afternoon Social

A fragmented notice notes Mr and Mae and another couple were guests of Sunday afternoon. It hints at a personal gathering with remarks about concentration and attention, implying a social event but details are unclear.

Mae

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