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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1934

Page

2

New Federal Migratory Bird Stamps Headed for Elyria

Federal migratory bird hunting stamps and certificates are expected at the Elyria post office for sale to hunters. The stamps, issued under federal law, require purchase by anyone over 16 while hunting migratory waterfowl, except for certain institutions and designated agencies. Stamps will be sold at post offices and will attach to game licenses or state certificate, selling for one dollar and expiring in June.

Elyria Washington R. B. Lersch Department of Agriculture Secretary of Agriculture Post Office Department

Gossip and social whirl in New York high society

A jittery diary fragment describes travel to the Sultan of Jahore lookalike, meetings with Maybelle Manning and Margaret Moore, and visits to the Kendalls, Nor did the writer know that the Kendalls are the Kendalls. It notes Long Island estates with play houses and a phoney Broadway restaurant racket. The piece ends with a remark on beauty contests.

New York Thary Sultan of Jahore Coop Ryley Cooper 57Th Street Maybelle Manning Margaret Moore Andrew Freaman North Cape Harry Burton Kitty Messmore Kendall Dobbs Ferry Gilbert Dodo White Paris Joseph Orban Conde Nast Maurice Fascio Kendalls Arnold Bennett Long Island

Hitler Rise From Painter to German Leader in Turbulent Era

A fragmented account outlines Adolf Hitlers early life from Austrian painter to army service in World War I signed enlistment and bravery, then entry into the German Workers Party. It notes his 1923 failed coup attempt, subsequent imprisonment, rise of the Nazi movement, and 1932 presidential bid leading to political dominance amid Hindenburg's resistance.

Adolf Hitler Workers’ Party Hitler Munich von Hindenburg

Real Estate Transfers In Lorain and Avon Lake Districts

A series of real estate transfers in Lorain and surrounding areas lists transfers among individuals and companies. Names include George Gal, Demitear, Mary Erder, Baker, Holden, Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Co, Bardoner, Tomaszin family, Wilmot, Rouse, Yahraus family, Arland Company, Bouse, Nagel, Konlmger, Kuk, Ludlam, Rogers Motors, Urig, and others. Properties span Colorado Avenue Elyria Pasadena Avenue Avon Center Estates Avon Lake Elberta Beach Brownhelm Township and related subdivisions along East Thirty-first Street West Twenty-first Street and Lake Road. Transfers include quitclaims, subdivison lots, and fractional interests.

C. E. van Deusen Lorain Lumber and Manufacturing Company James Edith Bardoner Lorain Ursia Tomaszin Henry Tomaszin John Tomaszin Rudolph Tomaszin Andrew Tonmiaszin Frank Tomaszin Marty Tomaszin Anna Tomaszin Pasadena Avenue Elyria Central United National Bayk Cleveland Hugo F. Rouse Avon Center Estates Avon Lake Anna Yahraus Albert Yahraus Jrr Elberta Beach Brownhelm Township Cleveland Road Arland Company Lydia Brittow Woodhaven Beach Hugo F Doris L. Bouse Henry J. Hain Laka Road Avo Lake John H. Nagel Albert L. Nagel Adolph and Cornelius Konlmger Steve Kuk Sheffield Land Company Stephen F Eva Cowis Harry and Elizabeth Ludlam Camden Township Gust Kolingki Ralph Standen Glen Rogers Motors, Inc Hester Avenue Leonard G Caroline Urig

The Turtle Bay Section gains fame in East 48th Street

The article notes The Turtle Bay Section on East 48th Street beyond Third Avenue gaining attention. It highlights Katharine Hepburn’s residence adding prestige to a neighborhood of old brick houses and walled gardens, and mentions monocle wearing writers Acmed Abdullah and others. It also surveys various theatrical figures and society items with brief anecdotes.

Abdullah E. Phillips Oppenheim Somerset Maugham Whistler Katharine Hepburn John Chapman Dorothy Parker Miss Hepburn Lacs

Grafton Briefs Show Local Social Roundup and News

Grafton notes Julia Olive Park from Cleveland as guest of her niece Mrs James Lilley. Residents visit families in Painesville Elyria Bay Village and Wooster. A wedding unites Howard Schwed and Adeline Kobas at Emmanuel Lutheran Elyria. Numerous social gatherings, reunions, and club meetings are recorded, with names and places including Grafton Elyria Westlake and Lakewood. The column closes with a geography trivia note on calving and the word heldam from French belledem.

Brefs Grafton Julia Olive Park Cleveland James Lilley Glenn Baker Charles Gebeau Painesville W. E. Baker Henry Flew Gertrude Wilson Memorial Hospital Elyria Ross Beesing Son Shelton Bay Village J. L. Beesing Delbert Dunlap Betty Myron Sooy Wayne Nadine Richard Rice’s Dam Ben Soor Spencer Howard Schwed Adeline Kobas la Grange Emmanuel Lutheran Church Elytia Oat Harold Sayles Alexander Schwed Grafton West Virginia Chestnut Street John Ville Elvrra J.B Lilley Harry Swarts Louise Metsker Will Vietsker Smithville Eugen Culler Wooster E. E. Arnold Katherine Vole Wisses Della Myers Mary Pamhewgh Neva Goodman Lucille Wise Esther Gest Frances Sehviver Betty Schaefer Esther Gests Fifty-Fifty Club D Lehman Clarence Walkden Dwight Wilson Guy Durekee J.C. Clark J. DB. Mennell R. L. Crowe Leon Lehman J. H. Hosler Edmond Monroe Harland Cordrey

Avon Eleven Little Stitchers Meet Avon

The Eleven Little Stitchers 4-H Club met at Betty Smith's home Thursday afternoon for a brief business session with drill and parliamentary procedures. Games and refreshments followed. The next meeting is planned at Florence Fischer's home in one week.

Little Avon Little Stitchers Betty Smith Florence Fischer

Morning Glory Club Meets for Cards and Luncheon

Mr and Mrs Lews DeChant hosted the Morning Glory Club at their home on Saturday evening. Cards were played with prizes to Mrs Lawrence Heckel and DeChant, while Mrs Frank X won second and Mrs William Fischer was consolation. A two course luncheon followed at midnight and the house was decorated with summer flowers. The next meeting will be at Mr and Mrs Andrew Mittendorf in two weeks.

Morning Glory Club Lews DeChant Lawrence Heckel Frank X DeChant William Fischer Andrew Mittendorf

Stitch and Chatter Club Meets at Mrs Nagel Home

Members of the Stitch and Chatter Club spent Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs George Nagel for sewing and social conversation followed by a tasty repast. They plan to meet again in two weeks.

Stitch and Chatter Club George Nagel

Lorain visitors share Sunday calls across region

Lorain residents visited relatives Sunday including Mrs Margaret Zimmerman and the Morrow family. The Russell family briefed guests at their home while Bert Strickler from Amherst called on friends. John G Smith and Bernard Urig also called on Mrs Urig at Lakewood Hospital.

Lorain Margaret Zimmerman P. Morrow Elsie Boehmke Cleveland James Russell Bert Strickler Amherst John G. Smith Bernard Urig Urig Lakewood Hospital

Funeral rites for Kard Aschbach er at St John’s church

Funeral rites for Kard Aschbach er were held Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from St John’s Evangelical church with Rev C E Schmidt officiating. Pallbearers named and Swiss Lodge noted at the grave. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Also legions plans picnic at Kishmans Beach on August 12 for legion and auxiliary families. Volunteer Firemen and legion baseball teams to play tomorrow night at the local athletic field.

Evergreen South Amherst Kard Aschbacher St. John’s Evangelical Church C. E. Schmidt Alfred Rolli Albert Wragg Lang Fred Gauman John Gauman Henry Garland Christ Krieg John Beyer Ernst Schneider Swiss Lodge Evergreen Cemetery Conrad Zilch Legion South Amherst American Legion Kishmans Beach Auxiliary

Study Hour Club Meeting Notes and Council Session

Ten members and one guest attended the Study Hour Club at Mrs Ruth’s home Friday evening. A book review titled The New Russia was presented, a paper on Novel Uses of Electricity discussed, and a poem by Burns read. Refreshments were served. next meeting set for three weeks at Mrs John Thompson’s home. The Village Council will convene tonight at the town hall for a regular conclave.

E. W. Reichard J. L. Krause Elyria J. O J. W Winifred Tras Edith Oward Levy Robson Fue Tyetwo Graf Om High School TI. C. O. F. Hall Rebekah Lodge Reichard J . Rnethtges J. L. Bresing Dguzhrer Miss Rhea Agnes Finlayson Edna Paiior J. R. Knight A. M. Awers Grace McClintock Edna Taylor Lawson Tvith John Koepke George Koepke Warren Amherst al Wolf H. F. Stroth Cleveland Rica's Dam Ralph McClellan Beverly Akron Earl Durkee A. B&b. Pfeffer Anna Sizard J. D. Ghitts Rolly D. A. Swartz Ira Clinton Drury Hartford Ohio Stella Pryor Thos Pijor J.D. Obitts Elsha Tuesder Harold Myers Donald George Myers Clay Droege Mirs Charles Gest Oscar Gest West Park Lester Klineck West View Mildred Ge Doneald Resner J. Terry Joe Kroel Rice's Dam Jean June Rose Catherine Weokie Hugh Mackeri LaPorte 1 Wakie Lotie Klineet Glenn Irvin Klinect Alice Eugene Howard Klinect Kenneth Betty Jeanne Harold Ashman McClellan Stedy Club Alne Ruth R. Ruth Isaac Slack Alice Rr Bobby Burns E. H. Bagley Albert Slack Madam Curie John Thompson

Sandstone Stttchers plan fair exhibit at county show

The Sandstone Stttchers' Four t H Club met at the school house with advisors Mrs. G. O. Feakins and Miss Viola Kreeger presiding. During business, they voted to exhibit club articles at the County Fair in Elyria and appointed Miss Florence Heussner as a delegate.

G. O. Feakins Viola Kreeger Elyria Florence Heussner

Oberlin Health Car Services Gate Attends Event

After adjournment, girls continued work on their projects following a Health Care services event at Oberlin on July 24.

Egate Oberlin

Beal and Klein Tie In North Olmstead Ceremony

South Ridge news reports the July wedding of Beal and Klein in North Olmstead with Rev Kun officiating at the Congregational parsonage. The couple reside with Beal’s mother on a local farm and were serenaded Monday evening. The item also notes a Sunday school committee meeting for a union picnic of evangelicals from Brownhelm Henrietta Amherst and South Ridge at Linwood Park on July 25, plus various social visits and gatherings around Amherst, Elyria, and surrounding areas.

South Ridge Harold Beal Sadie Beal Aliis June Klein Jack Klein North Olmstead Kun Bear S. 8 Miriam Fowl Irma,Spiegelberg Frank Eldredl J. P. Bechte First Evangelical Church Amherst Brownhelm Henrietta Linwood Park

LaGrange River Fourth Picnic And Local Socials

A Fourth of July family gathering at Spragues River drew many relatives from Belden Elyria and nearby towns. Attendees included Estella Aldrich Claire Wolfe Victor Burton and families Ray Eppes and others. Clubs Hearts of Gold and Busy Thimble met at the school house July 5 sewing items while visits and social calls circulated among residents and visitors.

Priefs Martin Tamily Lakewood River Road Hearts of Gold Thimble Ag Ugual Elien ‘Walker Margie Jane Schnarr Elyria Charley Foster Cleveland Mason Powers Fred Lawrence

Local News from Middle Ridge and Oberlin Weddings

Misses Margaret Donia and Mary Louise Gaeler return from Chicago World's Fair trip. Deshler twins born to Mr and Mrs Harry Hawkins. Edwin Schmitkons weds Pauline Hines in Fairchild Chapel Oberlin with Prof Davis organ recital. Couple to reside in Columbus. Intermediate Senior League meets at Gaher home.

Middle Ridge Margaret, Donia Mary Louise Gaeler Chicago N. W. Bechtel Kenneth Cascade Park Eugena Ledyard Califfornia Elyria Naomi Bock George Knittle South Ridge Norman Becker Norman Dale Orlo Higgins Amherst Hospital John Bechtel North Murray Ridge Bechtel Henry Kolbe Philinena Schubert Harry Hawking Deshler Ohio Hawkins Marie Menz Schmitkens Columbus Intermediate Senior League of the Young People’s Division First Evangelical Church of Amherst Gaher

Local notices and reminiscences color a midweek scene

A string of family visits and moves fills the page with names and places from Elyria Cleveland and LaGrange. Highlights include Lula Wilcox plotting with relatives, the Garretson family vacating a home for Carruthergs, and local bands under Mark Osbin and Gerald Franks. An 1800 naval anecdote recalls Constellation versus La Vengeance and a witty sailor quip.

Ter Lula Wilcox Robert Carrutherg Garretson Alan Smith Elyria W. G. Wilson Maxine Fye Cleveland E. D. Frye Erwin Adams Thad Rawson Barbara Allion Leonard Dean Mark Osbin Michigan Gerald Franks LaGrange

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