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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1932
Page
2
In New York City many Fifth Avenue area mansions show decay with iron grills, darkened curtains, and sparse nighttime light. Residents whisper of bond defaults, reduced dividends, and isolation while patrols fear loneliness in these swank districts.
A phoney and electric catapults remark lead a rundown of tabloid anecdotes from a recent theatre party. The host masks a costly evening with a cheerful front while a guest calls a London boyfriend on the host’s bill. The piece catalogues whispers about actors, writers, and socialites with sly humor.
Glenn C Coleman, once a penniless art student who rose to fame for Greenwich Village subjects, died at 44. His studios were at 144 National Boulevard, Long Island. Born in Springfield, Ohio, he studied in Indianapolis and New York. His noted work Mineetta Lane resides in the Luxembrough Museum, with exhibitions at the Whitney and MoMA.
A May 10 local note from Chatham reports Rev Leonard Smith and family staying with Miss Emma Webber, visits by Mrs Edna Gann, and several trips to Akron and Elyria Clinic for medical care. Community events include a baseball win over Litchfield and an art exhibit at the school featuring grades from first through sixth, plus senior play and musical numbers by local students.
On Friday afternoon Mrs. Martin Weidrick was surprised by twenty two members of the Spencer Baptist Sunday School class Fidelity as they visited and gifted her a birthday anniversary. Flowers and ice cream with cake followed the social moment. Three out of town guests Helena Latimer Odess Weidrich and Anna Powell of Elyria attended.
CHICAGO May 10 The Pennsylvania Railroad will make suitable vacant land it owns available to employees for vegetable gardens. The plan aims to lower living costs and promote health among both furloughed and working workers. The move reflects thrift and community welfare.
Visiting among old neighbors and local families from Elyrne to New London, several gatherings are noted. Mrs. Flora Woods and Mr. Sami Woods called on friends. MacLaren and Moore families visited Goodrich and family. Ruth Neidhart is ill at home. an Art and Puppet show and a Pythian Sisters card party are planned. Word of travel between Rittman and Obis, and Glad tidings as Judson Fuller recovers.
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