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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1932
Page
4
A newspaper endorses Herbert Hoover for president on November eighth praising his leadership through the Depression. It cites his experience, policy achievements like public works and relief efforts, and argues that changing leaders now risks undermining fragile recovery.
A Ohio survey by the Department of Rural Economics of the Ohio Experiment Station finds farm households average 4.2 persons with about two children. Of 1,063 homes studied, 20.7 percent had two people, 73.6 percent had two to five, and only 2.0 percent housed ten or more.
Farm households had five persons per family while 61 percent had fewer than five. Only 10.7 percent of homes had two parents and three children. Sixty percent had two parents and two children. 18 percent had no children. Mrs Harold Smith hosted Charm Clile associates with bridge prizes won by Mrs Joseph Forthoter first, Mrs Paul Stokes second, Mrs Edward Stagg third. Mrs Stagg hosts meet in two weeks. Miss Jessie and Marie Mittlestead return to Bowling Green from weekend with parents. John Swady of Cleveland visited Avon. A Democratic Rally is planned at Avon Park hall Thursday night. Kistner Orchestra Halloween party at Avon Park hall Sunday evening with confetti and caps. cider and doughnuts served free.
Today lists historical anniversaries and births, naming William Cullen Bryant Karl Baedeker Jubal A Ear ry John Esten Cooke Charles L Fleischman Judith E Foster Edward D White Thomas Coke Henry Lane Wilson Vilhjalmur Stefansson Morse A Cartwright David A Brown and Crown Prince Leopold of Belgium. Includes a horoscope describing a cautious, observant personality.
A Halloween event at Mrs. Lawrence Gates's home on F'ter road featured a masquerade mock marriage with Mrs Edith Casper and Willa Conrad as bride and groom and Miss Gervis Gates as minister. The evening ended with a porridge game and awards for Mrs Ronnie Kelling and Mrs Walter Schauf. Guests included Mrs Walter Schrauf Mrs Ronnie Kelling Mrs William Burhatt and Mrs Vernon Frey.
Avon High School juniors stage a three act comedy George in a Jam Friday night in the high school auditorium. Miss Helen Mack directs the production.
Mrs JnHus Wilson of Oberlin and Mrs Luella Luce of Elyria were Sunday callers here. Several residents, including Leonard Dean Leonard and James Moulder, are ill with scarlet fever at the Moulder home. Mr and Mrs George Lau hosted relatives from Medina Penfield and LaGrange for a goose and chicken dinner.
Mr and Mrs John Mulholland of Elyria were Monday visitors at the G Rush home. A cousin’s funeral brings Mr and Mrs B B Rawson to town. Miss Bernice Richmond of Wellington visits Laurel Baldwin and family. Kenneth Rush ill for days. Lyndon Chapter OES to elect officers Monday Nov 7. Births report John Allan Morris Oct 25 with mother and babe cared for by Mrs Sam Brown. Leiby Parma couple greet three daughters born Oct 17 with Juanita visits from Curtiss family. Rev and Mrs B H Ryan West Farmington guests of C G Rush family. Algeng and Ruth Adams perform harp and violin in New London.
Witches clowns and ghosts filled the masquerade event enjoyed by the primary department Saturday afternoon. Prizes went to Chiff Spicer Carol Rawson and Geraldine Dunlap. About 25 youngsters attended with teachers Lorine Baldwin Helen Law and Hazel Adams in charge.
A small tuck in the top or bottom hem prevents shankage when curtains are washed. Tuck in before laundering and adjust as needed to maintain fit and appearance.
Members of the Dramatic Club express optimism after a December performance plan. On Friday Paul W. Goss spoke about first aid methods and demonstrated. Attendees gained insight into Red Cross work past and present.
In Sheffield and nearby, families including the H C and H F Chambers and P L Chambers attended a Halloween party at the Winters home in Cleveland. Pupil classes resumed after a three day vacation while teachers attended the Northern Ohio Teachers conference in Cleveland. The Sheffield Lake Social club held a masked Halloween party at St James Mission with games led by Hazel Mais, Louis Montigney, J Smith, and Bauserman managing refreshments.
Township Tax League meeting to be held Friday evening at Gulf road school house with speakers Leo Virant candidate for state representative and Ed Cotton. Alumni of Brookside high school held a hard times party at St James Mission featuring games dancing and refreshments.
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