Bungle Family Plans School Trip by Bus from Cascade Park
The Bungle family will leave Cascade Park at 2 pm and arrive at the school building in time to go home on the bus.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1932
Page
10
New York Village Renaissance Sparks Old-Timers Return
In Greenwich Village a revival mood returns as bohemian venues reopen amid rising rents and new money. Storied figures like Guido Bruno and Tiny Tim reappear in the orbit of cafes, cinemas, and late night spots while expatriates in Paris and the Left Bank face a harsher postwar scene. The piece notes a delicate balance between cultural revival and risk of commercial exploitation, with memories of pricey garrets and a new wave of Broadway life including cabaret and dance venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Greenwich Village
Washington Arch
Mama Bertilot
Tiny Tim
Guido Bruno
Bobby Edwards
Sonia
Philospher
Montparnasse
Paris
Garrets
Thehivarme
America
Sinclair Lewis
Mugen O'Neil
Frederic MacMemnnies
Theodore Dreier
Local Social Roundup and Visits In the Area
Spencer Mtoains Mrs Wade Maar and family plus several Akron and Daviestown visitors stayed with Mr and Mrs George Mere ROS Brown on West Street. Verna Avherman and Mitch ell returned home with Mrs Asa Firestone of South Main after bronchitis. Arthur Roee and wife returned from Union City Ind after visiting Allen Ries and family. The Pythian Sisters plan a regular meeting at the Term-Tle this evening. Sarkeyv have moved into J T McCourt house on Taherts street. Arthur Catnall and Cleveland friends visited, spent time in woods with a picnic supper. W H M S District Convention attendees included Mrs Ed Bran, Mrs Bertha Browand, Mrs Quinn McAdoo, Miss Santa Browand, Mrs Orlo White, Mrs Charles Myers, Mrs Kate Moffett, Mrs Louise Quade, Mrs Ray Aldrich. Irma Rugg, patient at Lodi Hospital, is much improved and hopes to come home soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Maar
Leland Gott
Akron
Mtn
Daviestown
George Mere Ros Brown
West Street
Berber Aktas
Mie
Verna
Avherman
View Mitchell
Union Cire
Ind
Alien Ries
Cal
De?'oirst Sarkeyv
J. T McCourt
Taherts Atrect
Arthur Catnall
Cleveland
Orla Wise
M. KE
Norewalk
Ed Bran
Bertha Browand
Quinn McAdoo
Santa Browand
Orlo White
Charles Myers
Kate Moffett
Commencement Exercises for Spencer Schools May 19
The Spencer Schools hold commencement in the school auditorium on May 19 with Cadman orchestra and Rev. George South officiating. The program includes salutatory Evelyn Walliston Keho Song Harris, and a class roll featuring Rush Fl Bowman and Helen A. Boone. diplomas presented by W. G. Reese, followed by benediction by Rev. L. Z. Quade and class motto Not Drifting. last day of school May 20. pink day for grades and plans for a Cascade Park outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Cadman
George South
Evelyn Walliston
Keho
Harris
Gwendola Reese
Orm Zeigler
Frederick Roehm
Kreisler
Senor Ensemble
Supton Quinn McAdoo
W. G. Reese
Board of Education
L. Z. Quade
Rush Fl Bowman
Helen A. Boone
Elen G. Brown
Adrian L. Dalgleish
Karl L. Howe
Florence Mae Mitchell
Charlotte H. Orr
Gwendolyn A. Reese
Walter Burton Rook
Avelyn B. Roberts
Margaret Mae Stuart
Robert N. Etroup
Geraldine E. Walters
Nivelyn E. Wallington
Doris Zeig
Chatham Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Graduation Orations
Chatham Ohio residents note visits from Akron Medina Henrietta and Harrisville families. Senior class read their orations to a small audience. Abraham Hahn of Lafayette buried in Chatham cemetery. High school baseball beat Litchfield 16 to 1 then lost 100 to Independente.
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Chatham, O
Bessie Knipper
Akron
Rendon Hott
Corwyn
Medina
Allis
Munroe McQuate
Noble Crosby
C. D. Oller
Lucille
Ruby Funk
Henrietta
W.B. Koppler
Abraham F. Hahn
Lafayette
Chatham
Wilk McVicker
Beulah Eldred
Jessie McVicker
Iedi
McVicker
Orpha
Haba
H. 5. Elliott
Lodi
Gannett Crosby
Harrisville
W. B. Koppler
Ross Richardson
Ashland
Tom Myers
Polk
Koppler
Litchfield
Junior Senior banquet held at Westfield Inn with varied program
Officers and committees listed for decorations, hall, finance and other duties. The Junior Senior banquet occurred Friday at the Westfield Inn with games and dancing. Program included Welcome by Mac Dearth, response by Raymond Young, poems and prophecies by seniors, piano solo by Gladys Bowman, readings by Margaret Bellis, and remarks by Gail Stentz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield Inn
Mac Dearth
Raymond Young
Verne Pitz
Ellen Grim
Gladys Bowman
Jane
Margaret Bellis
Clement Pitz
Gail Stentz
Maynard Beach
Will
Maxine Wood
Birthday party honors local newborns at Elyria Memorial
Mrs. Herbert Chambers and daughter attended a birthday party at the Elks club honoring babies born at Elyria Memorial Hospital over the past year in observance of National Hospital Day. The event featured photos and refreshments served by the hospital Ladies Auxiliary. Miss Alta Myers, a missionary in China, will return to the United States June 11 and reach California in August after seven years abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Herbert Chambers
The
Elks Club
Elyria Memorial Hospital
National Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Hospital
Blue Ribbon Winners Attend Northern Health Program
Pupils from Gulf Road, Brookside, and Clearview schools joined at Clearview School Friday for the Northern Section Health Program under the General District Health Department. The event opened with a Clearview Orchestra performance and included Brownhelm playlets Good Health and Genieve's Health Dream, a Vincent School address by Dr A B Lippert chief division of Child Hygiene, and Murray Ridge prize judging in the Blue Ribbon contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Road
Brookside
Clearview
Ziven
General District Health Department
Gclearview Orchestra
Genevieve
Brownhelm School
Vincent
A. B. Lippert
Child Hygiens
State Department of Health
Murray Ridge School
A. C
Sequoia voyage pieces together old log book mystery
In Tahiti bound Sequoia crew led by Dane Adams and Jay Bruce pursue a long lost ship log from 1834 linked to Miss Whitney Ezra Whitney's descendant. On board, language, romance, and a coded mystery emerge as tensions rise and a daughter of an old maritime line learns her connection. The group faces intrigue involving a mysterious aboard figure and plans a future cruise.
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RLAD
Dane Adams
Jay Bruce
Ply Taghtener
Tom Bary
Larry Holmes
Chicago
Yeade
South Seas
Peerls
Ione
Jay
Larry
Tahiti
Jane
Pilly
Tom
Miss Whitney
Ottau
Jays
Papeete
Tahir
Mau_ nee Beant
Helen
Moalonga
Trainig Papeete
Pinga
the Sequoia
Pauo
Ezra Whitney
Tarea
Sequoia
Grand March pupils win blue ribbons at Brookside
Hudnutt and Dr H K OBrien preside as Brookside pupils receive blue ribbons. Listed honorees include Eddie Engleman Thomas Hardisty Marianna Hendle Katherine Black Alice Osborne and many others. Fifteen more pupils will receive ribbons after defects are fixed. Gulf road school pupils named Rose Marie Haglund Loja Youtzy Zelma Smith Alan Johnson Jackie Jensen Vitna Sinth Virginia Hofferchter Albart Hofferchter and Peter Sprux. Riches are only good as. We have power to use them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudnutt
H. K. O'Brien
Grand March
Brookside
Eddie Engleman
Thomas Hardisty
Marianna Hendle
Katherine Black
Alice Osborne
Jay Laskin
Lois Finkle
Donald Gang
Dorothy Black
Camilla Townsend
Patricia Wilson
Sterling Wood
Elizabeth Black
Robert Osborne
Rosella Youngblood
John Emerick
Tima McLean
Betty Wilson
Donna Myers
Gloria McLean
Mary Sechkar
Nina Carrick
Geo
Kinsik
Mike Mikitke
Charles Pullen
Maria Wentling
Trena Major
Elizabth Emerick
Charles Greely
Gulf Road School
Rose Marie Haglund
Loja Youtzy
Zelma Smith
Alan Johnson
Jackie Jensen
Vitna Sinth
Virginia Hofferchter
Albart Hofferchter
Peter Sprux
Mind Sees Only Immediate Ends Ruins Long View
A thinker fixes on what lies directly ahead and ignores broader purposes. When ends matter, this narrow focus undermines judgment and long term outcomes. The reflection warns against shortsighted views that neglect ultimate goals.
Local Social Notes and Banquet Mention in Huntington
Huntington society round up with visits from Gus Pohlman Wellington and Cleveland guests, Pomona attendance, and Junior Senior banquet at Ashland. Separate item notes cave exploration funds at Fennimore Wisconsin and Panama Canal tonnage figures with U S leadership. Also a Madison divorce case over a canary and car touch on the case.
Jobless turn trappers in Burlington Wisconsin
Unemployment in other lines prompted more muskrat trapping this year in Burlington. Fur dealer Henry Tetzlaff reports prices were the lowest in ten years, yet more animals were caught than in the last decade. Tetzlaff bought 5,000 skins at an average of 60 cents each. Beavers at Chippewa Falls, who built eight dams and flooded about ten acres of land, were removed by conservation officers with steel traps and by dynamiting the dams after a three-year conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Wis
Henry Tetzlaff
Tetzlat
Beavers
Chippewa Falls
John Lang
Conservation Commission
Lights Create Dancing Skeletons Illusion at Local Cemetery
In Maniqueste Michigan observers report illusions of dancing skeletons on a polished tombstone after lights from a distant street eight blocks away. Up to 560 witnesses saw the eerie display as police investigators ruled out practical jokers and searched the area.
ZEMO Promises Clear Skin In Short Time
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic that quickly clears pimples, rashed skin, and blemishes. It claims twenty years of relief from itching skin and general irritations, offering prices of 3h¢ 60c and $1.00.
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Zemo
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