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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
13
Faith Baldwin notes Washington's grand hotels offer morning coffee and a sharp view of the city. She compliments architecture and embassies, cites elegant signs, and observes boarded up Russian and Admiral Moffett residences, reflecting transient residents and urban contrasts.
In front of the Hotel Carlton I observed J. P. Morgan's fleet of automobiles waiting. I also noted the Longworth house and 15 Dupont Circle, once the Coolidge White House and Lindbergh’s reception site, with a glimpse of the plane that carried him.
A reflective piece discusses how abstract ideas shape reality and culture, comparing thoughts to fundamental substances. It posits that human cognition constructs meaning as if ideas are the building blocks of existence, influencing science, art, and social progress.
The text suggests pausing to reason and discusses skin affections linked to lowered resistance. It mentions helping the blood that purifies the skin by increasing red cells and restoring oxygen carrying hemoglobin to bring vitality to tissues. The passage ends mid thought.
A narrator wanders Washington sights from the Smithsonian through the White House grounds to the Capitol and Rock Creek Park. He notes embassies, parks, monuments, and a bustling street scene, with observations on traffic, safety, and public spaces, ending with Gate Crashing.
Avon June Children's Day will be observed at the Baptist church next Sunday evening June 11 beginning at 8 09 oclock. Mrs John Jameson will lead a program of recitations dialogues and a tableau. Marriage notice follows: Alfred Wolf son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Wolf Detroit road wed Miss Alice Dreger daughter of Mrs Frank Dreger North Olmsted at St Pauls Lutheran church Dover Wednesday eve ning at 730. Congratulations.
Two well attended sessions were held at the Avon Methodist Church Sunday afternoon and evening at the Lorain County Sunday School organization convention. Rev. Eastman of Amherst and Miss Lottie Burrell of Lorain gave interesting addresses. A History of 25 years and a short history of the 25th convention were read. A tureen supper preceded the evening program led by the Lorain County Gospel Chorus, which was enjoyed.
Carl Schwartz and Mr and Mrs KE A Sceamman hosted Mrs Scamman s mother Mrs J E Davidson of Kipton as a guest on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Russel Reisinger have moved into the Miller house on Detroit road.
Mr and Mrs James Russell and a group from Cleveland enjoyed a Sunday fishing excursion at Vermilion. Mrs B W Welch spent Tuesday in Fairview as a guest of Mrs
Virginia Oliphant, daughter of a poor Maryland family, is courted by Tony Bleecker and Michael McMillan while her brother Richard pursues wealth and success. They travel from Annapolis to New York as Virginia weighs love against money, with Richard's gambling loss and a promise to supply a story for a magazine shaping tensions.
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