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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1932
Page
14
A Cleveland College psychologist outlines a mother’s letter about her four to eight year old son plagued by fears after a kidnapping case and weather changes. Advice urges early medical evaluation, avoidance of punishment, and a cheerful supportive home while seeking child guidance clinic help if needed.
Birth announced for a son to Mr and Mrs Jay Sharp at Allen hospital. Weekend guests included Mrs Nettie Wood and Mr Hayes with Rev and Mrs Hagerbar ger. Mr and Mrs John Brown returned from Florida. Elver Searles and children dinner guests with Late Simonson. Ministerial Conference attended by Rev Schwein furth and sons. Grange met at the school house with Dr F E Weeks in charge. W C T A annual meeting set for Thursday at Dr Weeks home. Earl Davidson welded a big Grand Rice vehicle in Brighton.
Tuesday to Sunday gatherings fill the column with visits to Elyria Norwalk and Amherst. Cancer of social life spans church meetings weddings and family travel as Kipten baseball clashes Elyria Maroons 17 to 4. Oberlin Grange and Wellington Grange host meetings and plan a Cascade Park picnic on July 31 with potluck dinner and ice cream.
George Henry Averill of Coply township born October 21, 1851 died July 21, 1932 at his New Oberlin residence aged 80 years and 9 months. He lived alone ten years and was cared for by daughter and husband Mrs. Madge Vineyard and Albert H Vineyard from Akron. Survived by three children G I L Averill and Mrs. Madge Vineyard of Akron and Mrs Alma Chapman of Sharon Center. one sister Mrs Phoebe Capron of Montrose and one brother Jonas Averill of Akron. Burial was at Akron Saturday former home there.
John Lloyd, approaching 100, lives independently in Calico Rock Arkansas. He works daily, writes his own checks, reads without glasses, harvested a hay crop, cooks meals, smokes a self-made corncob pipe, and drinks coffee three times daily. Born in Niagara Falls, New York.
The Basque seashore resort of San Sebastian is again regarded as Spain's summer capital by diplomats, signaling a seasonal prominence for the city. The claim centers on its diplomatic and official appeal during the summer period.
Local society notes list visits and dinners among Carlisle Elyria Vermilion residents. Guests include Rosselot Smith Dougherty Haas and Kirk families with multiple Sunday dinners and travel to Burt Lake Cedar Point and Akron. Community events cover LaPorte Ladies Aid, essays on temperance, and local carer visits.
A long list of local residents and guests is reported for a weekend period. Names include the Fridenstines, Cunningham, Omahan, Lantsberry, Mulray, Hopkins, Ives, Gott, Winkler, Kratzer, Heginbotham, Muche, Frary, Rennie, Ives, Blaine, Alexander, Slauter, White, Snyder, Kropp, Jackson, Dietz, Yost, Myers, Saunderland, Hoadley, Diedrich, Williams, and others. Activities include visits, dinners, guests at Chippewa Lake, and trips to Sandusky, Port Clinton, and Cleveland.
A historic claim places the Church of the Nativity in Sethiehem as the oldest Christian church still standing. The assertion highlights its long-standing religious heritage and architectural endurance amid regional faith history.
Brownhelm July 28 Evangelical Christian Endeavor Societies of Lorain Amherst South Ridge and Brownhelm held a Sunday evening rally at the local church with large attendance. TheLorain led song service Mildred Zilch Amherst gave devotions and Miss Mabiel Hasenpfing directed the program Rev Chester Kern of Ashland delivered the evening address. A steady stream of visitors appears in the day’s social notes with multiple Randolph and nearby residents visiting local families.
Attendees from the area included Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kneisel and son Billy Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Kneisel and family Mr. and Mrs. Robt Kneisel and son and Mrs. Lowie Kneisel and son Howard Also visiting in Cleveland are Mrs H B Shattuck and son Arthur and Mrs H B Peck for the week
Leroy Kneisel, son of Mr and Mrs Robert Kneisel, was struck on the head by a ball at Ruggles Beach Sunday. He received clamps for the head wound and was taken to Lorain on Tuesday for an X ray. he is reported to be recovering. Clayton Bechtel, overheated last week, shows some improvement. Mrs Adam Claus and daughter Florence visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Lesher in Wadsworth. Mrs Adam Knueisel, Mrs Hlmer Kenisel and children visited Mrs Glenn Johnson and her son in Lorain Tuesday. Lawrence Kneisel is visiting Hobart Johnson of Lorain this week.
Florence residents recount a 1919 incident after Joe Isherwood of the Little Gem Smoke House cashed a sixteen cent check issued December 16, 1919 by the Colorado Fuel and Iron Company drawn on the First National Bank of Pueblo, illustrating lingering hoarding behavior and local sentiment.
Litchfield notes crowded with visits and sickness. Crow family hosts relatives from Cuyahoga Falls after a Saturday gathering. Mrs. Myrtle Fritz Lance, 64, dies after a week long illness from a stroke. services in Medina and burial in Litchfield. Local 4 H clubs meet. K K K holds initiation and burning of a cross on the Burns farm. B. W. Holmes, 58, dies suddenly due to heart trouble. funeral in Baptist church. Community events include church music, visits, and school board finances.
Sweden distributes standardized sets of instruments for criminal research and detective work, touted as the best in the world, to police officers. The two bags, easily carried by one man, are the result of work by Gothenburg Chief of Police G. Fontell and Stockholm University Assistant Professor Harry Soederman.
Kansas City Mo The deacons of the Community church are not fit associates for her husband because six of them have been divorced Mrs W Kurt Miller charged while seeking a divorce Col Ruby D Garrett her husband's attorney entered a prompt objection I am one of the deacons of the church he said But Mrs Miller's attorney Judge John S Williamson was equally quick to take exception He too is one of the deacons
A novel telephone conversation recording and reproducing system was exhibited at the Leipzig Fair. It features a magneto wire mechanism designed to preserve and replay spoken exchanges, marking a notable step in audio recording technology.
Dr Logan Clendening discusses pain as a mystery, noting we cannot distinguish pain from feeling and questioning whether pain is a nerve impulse, a mental reaction, or a blend. He envies an instrument to measure pain and cites examples of pain perception varying by individuals and mental state.
Emil Edel som, an Englishman, applying for citizenship in Detroit, claims he easily remembers dates. He cited six reasons. His wife moved to Detroit from Liverpool on July 4, 1917. Their children were born July 4, 1926, Christmas Eve 1927, Halloween 1928, and Labor Day 1930. Thelson said he came here July 4, 1913.
In Toronto the marriage bureau reports nine fewer brides married in May than last year. The May total stood at 335 marriages, down from 424 in the same period a year ago, reflecting a drop in marriages compared with prior months.
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