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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1931

Page

3

Paris gray and yellow fashion musings in New York chatter

A column of varied New York observations from March 13 1931 notes fashion colors Paris gray and yellow, socialites and newsroom figures. It mentions Cissie Loftus and Katharine Cornell in vivid terms, a hint of Al Capone hype, Belle Livingstone’s salon, and a long digression on entertainers and city life including Damon Runyon’s busy routine. The piece blends gossip with cultural tidbits and a credited Mnaught Syndicate wrap.

New York Paris Cissie Loftus Forsythe Street Billy C. N. Landon Norwalk Albert Crockett Bennett St. Regis Belle Livingstone Eas John Erskine Phil Simms Percy Crosby al Capone Katharine Cornell Town Hall Elsie Vergueon Kid Graham Tturbe Helen Menkén Mae

Funeral Services Held For Mme Ballentine In New London

March 13 funeral services were conducted for Mme Ballentine who died in an accident early Friday. Rev. W B Robinson officiated at Fitch Funeral Home with burial at Olena. The New London longtime employee at C E Ward Co was survived by her aged mother. Pallbearers included Ray Johnson Arthur Johnson D M Hotchkiss Wm Woodbury A D Rose and George Parnell. Out of town visitors attended from Norwalk Sandusky Fostoria and other nearby towns.

New London Mme Ballentine Fitch Funeral Home W. B. Robinson M. E. Church Olena Messrs Ray Johnson Arthur Johnson D. M. Hotchkiss Wm. Woodbury A. D. Rose George Parnell C. E. Ward Co

Olena trio named in local social notes

Ras, Mr. and Mrs. W. B. McGague, and Mrs. Allee Lambert, all of Olena, appear in the community social column highlighting residents and events in the area.

Ras W. B. McGague Allee Lambert Olena

Local residents host visitors and attend gatherings in area

Gar Collingwood visits aunt Mary Ballentine for the week. Harold Sackett and Robert Hotchkiss attend a Bellevue basketball tournament. Mrs. Glee Murray, secretary of Ohio, visits with Glenn Spade. E. E. Gilbert of Lorain spends Sunday with brother Frank Gilbert in Coleman Court. Various couples host and attend dinners, card parties, and visits across Fostoria, New London, Ashland, Rochester, Norwalk, and nearby towns.

Gar Collingwood Fostoria Mary Ballentine Harold Sackett Robert Hotchkiss Bellevue Glee Murray W. CG. A Ohio Glenn Spade E. E. Gilbert Lorain Frank Coleman Court B. J. Filkins M. F. Dyer L. W. Brittain Wadsworth W. C. Brittain First Street Carl Graham Margaret Graham St. Ignace Mich Cecil Webster Clarksfield H. A. Haynes F. C. Griffin T. P. Lilly H. R. Culbertson New London Ralph Roland Rochester T. C. Willis Ashland Thursaday R. Culbertson Baptist Missionary and Aid Society D. M. Hotchkiss High Street Frank Wolfe Tekaneh Earle Ashley A. L. Wolfe Lydia Brown Lowell Buck Columbus Sterling Ward P. C. McCreary New London Power Co General Electric Ft.Wayne Ind Clair Webb Akron George Upton E. A. Carl Monroeville Glenn W. Buck Nancy Grand Rapida Harry McClelland Ray Johnson Norwalk Josephine Chase F. A. Childs Theo, Wagner Lexington Claire Webb Richmond Indianapolis Tnd

Local Government Programs Keep Pace With Gas Rates

Amherst and South Amherst communities report routine council actions and club meetings from March, noting the unchanged gas rate for three more years, advisory board approval of appraiser figures, and routine school board and PTA activities.

South Amherst O. J. Ruth

April Church Parlor Event Hosts Out-of-Town Guests

At the Methodist Church Sunday evening a program drew attendees from Amherst and nearby towns including Charley Bryant and William Fitzner of Oberlin, Miss Man Bryant of Cleveland, Miss Helen Lapp, Miss Lulu Walker, Carl Springer, Emmitt Reynolds, and G W Thomas. Paul Mort hosted guests midweek. Seven Up was enjoyed, followed by refreshments for Amherst residents Clarence Kern, Alvin Brown, Henry Hamill, William Wilker, Elyria’s Carl E. Gibson, Oberlin’s William Fitzner, and South Amherst’s Henry J. Kolb and Harmon Mathias.

John Thompson Garfield Harris Eva Bryant Jane Merchant Belle Brocksicker Phillip Eular Methodist Church Charley Bryant William Fitzner Oberlin Man Bryant Cleveland Helen Lapp Lulu Walker Carl Springer Emmitt Reynolds G. W. Thomas Amherst Paul Mort Clarence Kern Alvin Brown Henry Hammil William Wilker Carl E. Gibson Ely Tia Henry J. Kolb Harmon Mathas South Amherst Henry Kolb William Gleason Warren William Roberts Esther Ruth Ott Elyria Alex Garland Arthur Engle Wm. Ehrman William Wirth Fred Wirth Reginald Baldry J. Dol. Cummins William Emery Alfred Fullmer Sandusky Martin Springer H. B. Moore Barbara

Amherst area social roundup shares weekend visits

Mr and Mrs George Diess of Amherst hosted relatives. Stanley Bozinski and Eugene Woods of Baldwin Wallace College spent the weekend with Eugene’s parents. Guests included the Ries families from Lorain and Amherst and numerous dinner and visiting moments across Amherst Elyria and Sandusky, featuring folks such as the Springers, Vinsons, Schracters, and others in a broad community gathering.

George Diess Amhérst Stanley Bozinski Eugene, Woods Baldwin-Wallace College C. B. Woods George Ries Grandma Fieman Amherst Road Henry Ries Lorain Henry Fieman Carl Springer Janet Elaine Springer

Japan Congress Structure Includes Peers and Tax Payers

The Congress comprises the House of Peers with princes counts and barons, plus 66 representatives of the largest taxpayers, and the House of Representatives.

Japan House of Peers House of Representatives

Polar Creme promises quick relief for sore feet

An ad touts Polar Creme as a medicated balm that eases aching burning and sweating feet fades foot nerves and muscle pain relieves corns and callouses, and even claims easy corn removal after a few applications. Sold by C W Phillips or any druggist with a money back guarantee.

Money Shack C. W. Phillips

Gun cotton pillow explodes in cradle near Havre

The Van Enos family faced a house explosion after cigarette ashes ignited gun cotton stuffed in a cradle pillow. The infant escaped injury. In Arizona tourists aid state finances, with January gasoline tax receipts totaling 210362.02 dollars under a five cent tax enacted by the 1931 legislature.

Havre—Great van Enos Arizona Phoenix Ariz

Statue Honors Soy Hero Sigle

A memorial will be erected in France for Leon Crullin a 17 year old student shot by Germans during the war for harboring British and French soldiers. The statue shows the boy with his hands pushing away the bandage from his eyes as he refuses to be blinded at his execution.

Sigle France Leon Crullin

Easton preacher Says Gossip Is Favorite Sin

Easton Connecticut churchgoers heard Rev. Carleton Hubbard declare gossiping as Easton’s favorite sin during a Methodist sermon. The preacher warned that idle talk harms moral life and community trust as parishioners discuss a visiting young man.

Easton Conn Kaeston Carleton Hubbard

Quote on marriage expectations from Hubbard remark

A historical remark cites Hubbard stating a man is expected to marry the girl twice while noting women are worse than men though men can do quite well. the quote captures gendered stereotypes in the period.

Hubbard

RU MA Claim for Rheumatism Relief Ad

An advertisement promotes RU MA as a cure for rheumatic pain and stiff swollen joints. It asserts the tonic cleanses the blood kidneys and liver, eliminates poisons, and provides day one relief while offering money back if symptoms persist.

Cc. W. Phillip’s Adv

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