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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1932
Page
10
A narrator chronicles a chaotic morning as two dogs Sealyham and Boston create destruction while the owners are away. The pets shred a pillow and a rose tablecloth, triggering a comic confrontation about training. The piece ends with the speaker admitting fault and contemplating his own temper as the dogs sleep innocently.
An Indianapolis Star interview with Riley Brett traces Floating Power engine mounts to early 1900s designs. It notes the Phelps car built in St. Louis in 1903 used a three cylinder engine suspended in a wooden frame, predating modern uses by most automobile makers.
Elyria Ohio based Dr. F M Sponseller advertises quick outpatient care for fissure fistula colitis and varicose veins. Office hours Tuesday 1 80 to 4 00 and 1 00 to 8 00 with contact at Elyria Savings and Trust Bidg, phone 3214. Saturday hours listed.
Detroit July 23 A Rockne Motors report by vice president George M Graham shows an 18.5 percent rise in retail deliveries by dealers over May and declares June the heaviest selling month in the company’s history to date. The ten day periods in June also show substantial gains despite pre tax demand before June 20. The note also mentions National Labor Office expenses at Geneva paid by the League of Nations.
In a budding romance at an art school Camilla Hoyt reveals she has little wealth and Peter Anson is nearly penniless. Gus Matson warns Camilla that Peter is unreliable, prompting a tense park confrontation as loyalties test their future. The scene ends with Peter and Camilla continuing to navigate love and money.
Miss Marjorie Skules of Western Reserve School of Nursing spent the weekend with her parents. A birthday dinner for Mrs. C. S. Foley, 76, was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Smith with 24 guests and a centerpiece cake baked by Mrs. Crumline. Neighbors later feted Mrs. Foley with 18 attendees and refreshments.
The Sullivan centralized school announces the coming year's teaching staff with Grant Peters and other educators listed among attendees at recent community gatherings. Local families including the Swinders Early Burden Fowler and Proppen hosted visits and events as church groups met, sharing ice cream and cake at Ely evenings.
The Young Workers 4-H club met Tuesday afternoon with Miss Dorothy White hosting 12 members and two guests. Sewing occupied the session and several garments were finished. The next meeting is set for Tuesday July 26 at Miss Elizabeth Jordan's home. Visitors included Mrs. Mabel Bear who reported Rev. William Smith improving and thanked friends for cards. Various visits followed including Mrs. A M Sherburne visiting daughter Mrs. Walter West and family, and numerous calls from local residents and relatives on Wednesday and Tuesday evenings.
Rev. J. E. Rubis suspects pranksters painted his pet rooster red white and blue for Independence Day while he was away from Woodburn Oregon. He asserts the bird did not grow patriotic feathers naturally and seeks answers about the incident.
In a public uprising near Gyömrő, Hungary, peasants seized a bailiff sent to collect back taxes, undressed him, and covered his body with official seals and stamps. The incident followed resentment toward court enforcement actions amid tax disputes.
Lorain County farmers face an unusually serious insect problem with Mexican bean beetle leading troubles. Horton B. Alger reports many inquiries to the county extension service for control methods. A garden tour at C. B. McAllister’s Detroit Road farm next Tuesday will host Ohio State University specialists to answer questions. Weather patterns are blamed for the insect surge, with gardeners urged to bring problems for expert guidance.
The Spanish Cortes Constituyentes has worked since July 14 1931 and set a national record for continuous session. In 186 sessions from July 1931 to end of June 1932 parliament approved 222 laws.
Lorain county agricultural extension service announces a Summer Fruit Tour on August 16 led by Ohio State University extension specialists Virgil Overpolt and C B Holland. Stops include Schoepfle orchard at 10, Cotton Orchard at 11:40, and Schmitskens Brothers orchard, with demonstrations on thinning Duchess and Wealthy apples, spray program results, storage, and soil fertility. Open to all Lorain County fruit growers.
BERLIN U21-Frau Friederike Mueller, 103, celebrated the wrong birthday for over a century. She had observed June 21 as her birth date, but church records show June 23, revealing her true age and prompting a correction.
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