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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

6

Gloomy Summer Theater Season Struggles In New York

A 1932 McNaught Syndicate column describes a slack summer for legitimate shows in New York, with many venues in receivership or shuttered, rumors of mergers, scarce new offerings, and a mood of palpable gloom among actors and critics. The piece also recalls nostalgic anecdotes from vaudeville and street life, including encounters with performers and a reflection on changing terms of social life.

New York Rialto Charles Dillingham Globe Montgomery and Stone Hart Carrol Roxy Hippodrome Dinty Moore Lindy Frisco Palace Sime Polo Ground McGraw

Amherst Study Hour Club Hosts July Picnic Plans

Sixteen residents gathered at Mrs Emil Ruths home for a garden party by The Study Hour Club with a July 13 picnic planned at Vermilion on the Lake and an August meeting at Mrs John Thompsons. Officers will be elected, Mrs Margaret Histed attended, and a flower contest winner was Mrs Isaac Slack. Birthday dinner followed for Alex Garland at Elyria with relatives. Dime society to meet at Congregational church parlor hosted by Mrs N G Townsend. Warren Powers led Christian Endeavor at Congregational church. Lewis Kilmer reported on a recent convention and a church parlors party was planned. Evangelical Day attendees from the area noted.

Amherst Emil Ruth Vaermilion-on-the-Lake John Thompson Margaret Histed Isaac Slack Alex Garland Elyria Henry Friden- Stine Arthur Ruth Jack Christian Endeavor Warren Powers The Congregational Church Lewis Kilmer

Lincoln Park Neighbors Gather For Weekend Visits

Sunday visitors included Mr and Mrs Ernst Schneider and daughters Margaret Flora and Florence Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider Mrs Albert Wragg and the Mori families plus Mr and Mrs Paul Mori. Council to meet this evening at the town hall. Nearby travel and social notes list numerous relatives guests and church events across Elyria Medina Cleveland and Burbank Ohio.

Lincoln Park Ernst Schneider Margaret Flora Florence Albert Schneider Albert Wragg Ford Holzhauer Jimmy John Mori Paul Mori

Henrietta Glime Family Reunion Held at Ruggles Beach

The Grime reunion gathered thirty three relatives at Ruggles Beach on Sunday. Officers elected during the business meeting were Charles Heldrick president and John Bohn vice president, both from Henrietta, with Mrs Elmer Battenhouse from Elyria serving as secretary and treasurer. Others from Henrietta attended.

Ruggles Beach Charles Heldrick John Bohn Henrietta Elmer Battenhouse Elyria

Local Social Roundup From Elyria Area

A string of visits and gatherings across Elyria and nearby towns includes families from Bakersfield Bucyrus Vermilion Lorain and Cleveland Heights sharing meals picnics prayer services and social events. Notables include Mr and Mrs H G Portman Mr and Mrs Elmer Smith and Miss Lena Gleisner among others visiting relatives and attending church activities and social functions.

West Ridge social notes highlight parties and farewells

In West Ridge on Wednesday night Mrs Lucile Fowl and Mrs Florence Balls hosted an ice cream party for D C Club members and families. A farewell gathering for Thomas Webb was held for him leaving for Oklahoma. Various locals attended bridge and betrothal announcements and birthdays. Andrey Maurer rites were held in Elyria with burial in Middle Ridge Cemetery.

Middle Ridge Carrie Louise Schmitkens Adelaide Hall Robert Harry Edwin Henry Kolbe Melvin Thelma Newton Bechtel Lucile Fowl Florence Balls West Ridge D. C. Club Richard Hacock Stella Marion Harry Werner Thomas Webb Oklahoma Bert Webb Ruth Brownhelm E. C. Cotton H. W. Schmitkens Margaret Goehr Western Reserve University

A Mystery Pearl Log From The South Seas Chapter 44

Pauo reads a perilous log dated 1836 describing a captured vast black pearl and treasure cave on a tropical island. A shipwrecked crewman, Ansel Van Syke, and pirate foes fight savages, while secret passages and a cursed jewel unfold. The tale ends with a dramatic cliffhanger as the voyage continues and a curse looms.

Pauo Fath Whitney Noah Barrows Ansel van Syke Ansel Peter Ansen George Lindsey Harmon Wright Pierre Heaven van Syke Tahati Tahiti van Dyke

M E Church Ladies to Meet. Funeral Held Saturday

The M. E. society ladies plan a Wednesday afternoon meeting with Mrs Leonard Brad- and later funeral services occurred at Andrew's Funeral Parlors on Saturday at 2 o'clock led by Rev V C Jump. Interment was in Penfield Cemetery.

Andrew's V. c. Jump Penfield Cemetery M. E. Society Ladies’ Society of the M. E. Church Leonard Brad

Guests from Michigan Honor Lunch Circle Visit

Mr and Mrs Louis Papke along with grandson Ralph Roberts and Bob Clement of Wyandotte Michigan spent Friday and Saturday with Mr and Mrs P T Van Valken puré. A lunch circle will be served and all are invited to attend.

Michigan Louis Papke Ralph Roberts Bob Clement Wyandotte, Michigan P. T. van Valkenpure

Papke and Clement Visit Ill Sister in Cleveland

Mr. and Mrs. Louis Papke Bob Clement and Ralph Roberts of Michigan left Saturday for Cleveland to visit Mrs. Rapke s sister Mrs. Griffor who formerly lived in Penfield. Mrs. Griffor is quite poorly and is at the home of her daughter Mrs. Tom Cox.

Louis Papke Bob Clement Ralph Roberts Michigan Cleveland

Penfield Girl Beverly Jane Andrews Dies at 8 Months

Penfield June 27. Sympathy extended to Mr and Mrs Howard Andrews in the loss of their daughter Beverly Jane aged eight months. She had long been a frail child and died last Thursday night. Survived by parents and two sisters Ardis and Kay Andrews. Funeral services were private.

Beverly Jane Andrews Penfield Howard Andrews Beverly Jane Ardis Kay Andrews

Darwin and Charles debate on origin of species and reading

The fragment suggests Charles and Darwin ponder a generalization about the origin of species. It notes a scientist hesitating to publish his views and a meeting where ideas might be read, indicating an early struggle to promulgate theoretical work.

Charles Darwin

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