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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1932
Page
13
Ludwig Schneider of Oberlin spent Tuesday afternoon at Fred Bergs. Henry Sandrock and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Berg.
A sprawling 1932 snapshot mixes high society and street scenes from Manhattan. It recalls Veron ica, Eric the fashion artist, Vincent Astor, Quinns of Broadway, and a Rainbow Division veteran in a green cottage. The piece juggles nightlife, theaters, gossip, and a vivid parade of names, moods, and images.
Scholarships awarded for a Lakeside Young People conference include Myra Dunnell and Cora Dimaline. Reverend P. E. Kohl plans the Pastoral Retreat at Lakeside July 14 16. Mrs F D Longdon returned from Detroit after Reverend C L Doyle illness. Doyle died last week and services were held in Detroit and Columbia. Mrs M Hopwood turned eighty eight June 22 celebrated by grandson Walter Cornish’s home. Fourth of July picnic planned in the Davis woods with a morning baseball game Eaton vs Grafton and a basket dinner.
The article details a stacked set of community events including a memorial by the I. C. OL Lodge from Grafton, a sermon by Reverend Kohl, and a July 3rd themed service. It lists visits by Bert Montague and Ed Landon, a Davis House rental, a Roy Jackson lawn picnic with multiple families from Cleveland Elyria and Eaton, and upcoming sermon on The Case of Balaam. Eaton Grange held a June 28 meeting with a Wiener roast and fire sing, about forty attending. The road east of the center is closed for widening Fauger bridges. Clara McAlpine returned from Buffalo to Durkee home. visits from Pillars, Kennedy, and Berea residents.
Mr and Mrs Berg and Mrs Carl Berg spent Sunday with relatives in Amherst. Walter Reinhard of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs Will Berg. Harl Gibson stayed at Roy Burk home in Amherst. Fred Berg's family visited Mrs Mary Lattiman in Henrietta. Henry Grugie of Amherst and Lucas Greis of Wilkes Barre Pa were guests at Will Berg home. North Russia Needle Guild held a fish fry at Will Manns home with about twenty attending. Hazel and Jeanette Berg visited Linwood Park. Mrs Loyal Warren and son Lew of Lorain were guests of Henry Rosenkranz Sunday.
The Gentes family held their reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Berg on Sunday. Mrs Ed Berg attended with others from here and Miss Lucy Berg of Oberlin visited Evangelical Bay services at Lin.
Fragment mentions mig cradles rocking in the reed and a note that the nation would preserve those it can identify, implying a distinction between known and unknown items. The sentence is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a complete event to frame a full summary.
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