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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1932

Page

2

Broadway Drifts as Nightlife Struggles Amid Flaming Fads

New York union editor notes a fading Broadway era with fewer late night hangouts, bold gambling dens, and elite clubs. He catalogs social shifts from Lindy’s to deluxe speakeasies and recalls anecdotes about Chapin era ambitions, personalities, and a waning summer scene as Wall Street like declines echo in the theatre district.

New York HuUgson Zeais Wall Street Broadway Umba

The Circus Bag and the Wheel of Youth

A narrator recalls a small town circus era with a Liberty-style wagon show named McCormack's Silver Plate Circus. Boys wore leather wrist straps to ward off strain, learned slack wire and juggling, while the author describes a fall that led to a lifelong turn of events and literary memory.

McCormack Silver Plate Circus Academy

Trap laid to catch agents in Skaneateles Falls

Syracuse dispatch reports a bear trap misadventure during a raid on Eli Boskovitch's boarding house and barn. Prohibition agents say they bought two drinks of whisky, searched the hay, and distillery loot was recovered before Boskovitch was arrested.

Syracuse Skaneateles Falls Prohibition Eli Boskovitch Boskovitch

California warns against fawn petting yearns to pat deer

The State Fish and Game Commission warns against petting fawns in the hills south of San Francisco. A $500 fine is cited for touching or moving newborn deer, since does may abandon fawns if given human scent. Officials note fawns can become attached to people who handle them.

California San Francisco U.P Here State Fish and Game Commission Paraona

Ministers OeE Need of a Creative and Educational Part

North Olmsted church ministers publish a sermon calling for a creative and educational party devoted to public good, world social order, and moral universalism. It argues for world government, abolition of racial prejudice, socialized resources, banking reform, and cooperative economics, urging churches to lead social change.

North Olmsted Russia United States China San Francisco India

County schools demand trained teachers in Lorain County

Lorain County schools report rising requirements for training and experience among teachers to educate more than 7,000 students. Only 25 new teachers started with no experience, and 218 had prior teaching experience. High school staff show stronger training with 48 having four to five years and 18 with more than five. Many teachers will attend summer training as the next year opens. Ethel the chimpanzee at Burnet Park risks dietary lapses as officials enforce feeding rules after an episode of illness.

Livingston Pauo Velmes Twitch Larry Chicago Tom Fate Paul Paug Lorain County

Develops hobby into a profitable stamp business

Wellington man Blake Battles turned a crash era hobby into a business. A former General Motors artist, he built a stamp collection into a buying and selling network reaching across the United States, Canada, and England. He notes stamps reflect history and invite serious collectors, not just youth.

Blake Battles Welligton Battles General Motors Co Detroit Wellington United States Canada England Lorain County

Religious Vacation School Closes in Wellington

Wellington reports the Religious Vacation School run by Father Demerle closed after June 26 to July 8 with an average attendance of 19 students. Total registry reached 37, with perfect attendance by Anna, Joseph and Nellie Saporita, Luella and Mary Easterday, Joseph and Margret Hibner and Mary Marlette. Assistants were Theresa Dietz of Oberlin and Miss Nancy Marlette. Peaches ripen first in county as John Hughes of Wallington sells the season’s first basket locally.

Wellington Father Demerle Anna Joseph Nellie Saporita Luella Mary Easterday Margret Hibner Mary Marlette Demerle Theresa Dietz Oberlin Nancy Marlette

Surprised on wedding anniversary at Coates home

Mr and Mrs Ray Coates were surprised on their tenth wedding anniversary by friends and relatives who presented a double wedding ring quilt. An anniversary luncheon followed. Guests included Leland Flickinger Lena Coates Elyria Janice Peabody Indiana Lyn Coates Lois Mildred Carrie Ormerold Edith Hewitt Ruth Dunkie E B Hewitt Wellington. New arrival a baby girl born to Charles Bligh Penfield Tuesday morning. Wellington Briefs note visits by Nancy and Mary Marlette to Canton and Cleveland. Dr RB Falls attended a Democratic meeting in Lorain. Curtice Allen family reunion set for Rice's Dam on Sunday August 7 per invitations.

Ray Coates Elyria Janice Peabody Indiana Lyn Coates Lois and Mildred Carrie Ormerold Edith Hewitt Arthur McClellan Ruth Dunkie E. B. Hewitt Wellington Nancy Mary Marlette Canton Cleveland RB. W. Falls Lorain Curtice-Allen Rice’s Dam

High Honors for Guernseys and Holsteins in Lorain Herd Report

Lorain County Herd Improvement Association data for June shows Guernseys leading in butterfat with top cows, while Holsteins dominate milk production. The mixed Dewey Aldrich and Sons herd in LaGrange and Jackson Camp Wolcott in LaGrange headline the top producers. high individual outputs include D S Cook Eaton with 1884 pounds of milk and 39.6 pounds butterfat per cow, and Guernsey and Holstein entries filling many top spots across 539 cows in 35 herds.

Guernsey Lorain County Dewey Aldrich and Sons LaGrange Jackson, Camp Cook Charles Mitchell Rochester Glenn Hobbs Oberlin D. A. Schwartz

Sunday News Briefs Include Visits and Local Traffic

Local residents report busy travel with heavy East and West traffic on Sunday. Gas stations ran low and required refills by special orders. Visitors noted include Walter Roser and Mrs. Mary Roser, Mrs. C. E. Allen and Doris, and Duncan Sparks from Cleveland. Cascade Park picnic set by Church of Christ Sunday School at Elyria. Francis Curtice from Athens visiting in Cleveland area. Wadsworth Undertakers see retirement of William Wadsworth with father L. Wadsworth continuing the business.

Walter Roser Massillon Mary Roser C. E. Allen Doris Willoughbee Duncan Sparks Cleveland Frank Curtice Church of Christ Cascade Park Elyria Florence Gariss Harold Lee Milan William Wadsworth Wadsworth Undertakers Wadsworth Francis Curtice Athens Ralph Rowland Henry Ramser

Hospital to Lorain Home Transfer Noted

Mrs Ramaster, mother, has been released from the hospital and now rests at her Lorain home. Mr and Mrs J Plerson and their daughter Madeline of Detroit are visiting at Mrs Barber’s residence.

Amd le Mow Lorain J. Plersom Madeline Detroit Barber

Penfield Civic notices and local events brief

July 13 meeting of the Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Wilbur Newcomb home with lunch served by a circle. Wellington Kiwanis banquet for Penfield PTA at 7 pm in the school auditorium with public welcome. Miss Elsie Denham of Sandusky at home for vacation after teaching years at Sandusky High School. Cow killed by lightning during storm. Brief items: Mrs. Frank Bakas spent Saturday in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Harry Lindsey and family visiting relatives in Reynoldsville. Mrs Brumbaugh injured hip in a fall.

Penfield Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church Wilbur Newcomb Wellington Kiwanis Parent-Teacher’s Association Wellington Kiwan Jang Elsie Denham Sandusky Frank Bakas Cleveland Harry Lindsey Mary James Harry, Jr

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