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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1932

Page

2

Wanted Love of an Unemployed Girl in New York

Lillian, a New England daughter seeking a career, flees home with Thomas Blane to New York. Hotel manager Howard Marsh funds her stay and temptations arise as she navigates work, dances, and a risky future amid a buzzing city nightclub scene.

Lélitan Abbott New England Morte Thomas Blane New York Salem Blane Jim Dillon Waster Talian efChance Marsh THE Storts Lillian Floward Marsh Lilian Howard Aarm Lilien Howard Marsh Sirla Hlm Donald Don Millan Tatian Lulan Dayne Ioward Troward Sherron Gillam Aly Yjoht Merchett

Par mt Teacher Association Elects Officers in Brownhelm

The Brownhelm Parochial Mtg held its regular meeting March 19 at the school auditorium. Attendance was small due to illness. Officers elected: President Mrs Frank White, Vice President Berico Bauman, Secretary Mrs Arthur Northeim, Treasurer Mrs W Garrett, Historian Mrs R H Fairchild.

W. GL. Tenney Oberlin Girl Scouts Jay Owenstine Elyria

Church Circle Hosts Dinner and Scout Outing

Mrs R E Albright and Mrs Clayton Bechtel entertained at Bechtel home Tuesday. Bay Scouts met at the river after school led by R E Albright for skits games and supper. Attendees included Henry Taft John Brandau Albert Drechsler Leroy Hasenpring Raymond Bacon James Novinger and Donald Berhtel. Also Rev and Mrs R B Albright and daughter plus Mr and Mrs Clayton Bechtel attended the Cleveland Flower Show.

R. E. Albright Clayton Bechtel W. L. Tenney Ruth Portman Oberlin Bay Scouts R.E. Albright Ienry Taft John Brandau Alpert Drechsler Leroy Hasenpring Raymond Bacon James Novinger Donald Berhtel Cleveland R. B. Albright

Local residents host and visit in Vermilion area

Mr and Mrs Christopher Bauer and Albert Kuch joined Mr and Mrs John Neiding for Sunday dinner in Vermilion. Mrs Charles Bechtel spent Wednesday with Joseph Peachman in Lakewood. Mrs R A Miller and daughters Emma Beatrice and Grace have been ill, Seymour Greening improved. Tom Webb of Muskogee Oklahoma visits here due to his mother's illness. H L Brandon and Mrs A Jd Shattuck visited their aunt Mrs John W Brandon at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Christopher Bauer Albert Kuch John Neiding Vermilion Charles Bechtel Joseph Peachman Lakewood R. A. Miller Emma Beatrice Grace Seymour Greening Tom Webb Muskogee Okla H. L. Brandan A Jd. Shattuck John W. Brandan Elyria] Memorial Hospital

Television lecture on transmitting living pictures

The problem of television is not to transmit photographs but living pictures. Photographs are easy to transmit once, while television requires the entire picture to be repeated at least sixteen times a second. Even with modern equipment a very bright light is needed on the subject, but steady improvement of the photo electric cell may overcome this difficulty.

First Steam Car In Paris By Cugnot In 1769

The earliest road vehicle ran on steam, built in Paris in 1769 by Nicolas Cugnot and reached 21 4 miles per hour with four passengers. Steam lasted about 155 minutes before refilling, then motion resumed after water and steam were restored. The text also notes the Shakers’ belief in a second coming on February 29 1736.

Paris Nicholas Cugnot

Local School Auditory Programs and Events Reported

Stanley dramatist and humorist appeared Wednesday afternoon at the School Auditorium. The High School basketball team visited and about 17 local players sang at a Paradise banquet in Elyria and a theater performance there. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Al Matzger of Lorain on Thursday. The Flower Show in Cleveland drew Miss White Miss Taylor Mass Elliott and Miss Lydia Reutter Tuesday evening. The Girl Reserves, YWCA junior group, organized at the School Auditorium on Wednesday with 15 members joining. Dorothea Jones was elected president and officers include Margaret Obermiller, Mildred Steck, Martha Schmidt. Mrs. Arthur Haurk named advisor and Miss White assistant advisor. Mrs. William Steck spent Thursday in Cleveland.

Paradise Elyria al Matzger Lorain Maresh Metzger Charlotte Hoppe Valley City White Taylor Mass Elliott Lydia Reutter Cleveland Metta May Mitchell Medina Theigh School Dorothea Jones Margaret Obermiller Mildred Steck Martha Schmidt Arthur Haurk Miss White

Buick 32-50 Series fuels mass Buick ownership rush

Thousands of buyers rush to Buick Series 32-50 low priced sedans as the 327 two door sedan posts a 50 percent jump in sales in late February. Dr Harold W Vogel touts the model as roomy and economical with updated power and design. In Detroit, Rockne Motors reports their 6000th Rockne Six shipped, with rapid dealer expansion and deliveries driving growth and new contracts.

Buick Stica Fereign Hamilton Buick Co Kerstofera Harold W. Vogel Detroit Mich Detroit Plarrs Rockne Motors Corporator Frank L. Dither Mery Wieethoff Wea

New Nash Axle Feature Adds Silent, Longlasting Drive

In Kenosha on March 19 an update highlights Nash Ambassador, Advanced and Special Eight models adopting an underslung worm drive axle. Engineers hail the design as unusually quiet and wear resistant, claiming service life possibly over half a million miles, with potential to reach a million.

Kenosha Wirt Nash Lanchester

Chrysler Has Big Increase In Sales In January

Detroit reports shipments of Chrysler Size Eights and Imperial Heights in January were five and one half times those in January 1931. J E Fields president of Chrysler Sapa Corp says January shipments more than two and a half times the prior January mark, the greatest gain in the industry. Chrysler improved its share of total industry business by 1.9 percent from a year ago. Atlanta shows a 5 percent population rise in the last decade. Fourteen Americans hold life policies totaling over five million dollars.

Detroit Mich Chrysler J. E. Fields Chrysler Sapa Corporation Exac Chrysler Sales Corporation

February Shipments of Studebaker Exceed All Makers

February factory shipments of Studebakers to dealers topped every manufacturer in the field, says George J D Keller sales manager. The gain comes as dealers report higher January February retail delivery than 1981 and new car stocks at February end are 16 percent lower than a year earlier.

General Motors Truck Co builds luxury cabbed tractor

General Motors Truck Company Pontiac Mich introduces a new truck tractor featuring a luxury cab with a berth on an air spring mattress for resting drivers. The design emphasizes safety with shatter proof glass two variable speed windshield wipers adjustable louvers and two ventilators plus electric fans for all weather visibility.

General Motors Truck Company Pontiac Mich Exen Ilo

Valley City Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Gatherings

Valley City notes a week of social visits with Marek and Rev Frisk family prominent in Abcelane circle. Get Together Club entertained at Mrs Robert Siemgaes home. High scores posted by Mrs Dan Steincass and Mrs Eona Werthnech of Medina. School event hosted by Mr Bergdorfer delighting teachers and pupils.

Alley City Marek Fa Rev Frisk James Ab Celane Wil Grabensietey Robert Siemgaes Dan Steincass Eona Werthnech Medina Entira School Bergdorfer

Camden operetta delight and town illness spread

John Watkins from Camden visits relatives as an operetta by Camden Township children under Miss Kerr and Ray Rowland draws praise. Several locals, including Vera Brandt and Betty Lounsbrough, suffer influenza or illness. Kathryn Piper improves. Wellington F O KE members invited to 7 PM supper and further entertainment.

Coulson Willougby Harris Vera Lueky Brandt Aso Betty Mays Lounsbrough Kathryn Piper

Vistula Colitis and Vein Treatments Advertised

An Elyria Ohio blog listing medical services highlights treatment options for fissure and verbose vein issues. Dr F M Sponseller offers care with hours noted as 7:00 to 8:00 and 1:30 to 4:00 on Tuesday and Saturday sessions.

Elyria Savings & Trust F. M

Flower Show Highlights Local Social Circuit

Herrick Library Annex draws attendees for a Cleveland Flower Show visit. Mrs T Y Breyley joins Miss Alice Bird and Mrs Al ger of Elgris at the event. Mrs A E Nash visited daughter Mrs C Sevrist and family in Cleveland from Sunday to Tuesday, enjoying the Flower Show. Other locals, including the Jordans and Waite family, spent Wednesday shopping in Flyrma. C L Pickworth traveled to Cleveland on Monday for business. LeRoy Lounsbrough visited his aunt and uncle in Ridgeville on Wednesday.

T. Y. Breyley Alice Bird Alger Elgris Cleveland A. E. Nash C. Sevrist Robert Jordan C. A. Jordan A. L Waite Flyrna C. L. Pickworth LeRoy Lounsbrough Joseph Pratt Ridgeville

Hawks Plan Easter Flight to Porto Rico

Captain Frank Haas of American Air Speed Ave will fly the Emergency Easter Fund from Washington to Porto Rico. The Easter flight departs in the latter part of the month, making four stops starting in Jacksonville, Florida, and following regular airline routes to Porto Rico. The fund is money raised to aid the island.

Hawks Porto Rico New York Frank Haas Washington Jacksonville Fla

Health program aids island children with former governor

The plan references the sometime governor Theodore Rousaret and outlines efforts to support health feeding for island children using available resources. The item notes ongoing collaboration among local officials and health agencies to implement the initiative.

Theodore Rousaret

Lamb twins Shanghai and Manchuria born at Fort Worth zoo

Two twin lambs born at Forest Park Zoo in Fort Worth have been named Shanghai and Manchuria. A special new home has been built for them to showcase the unusual pair.

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