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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1932
Page
3
Local clubs invite members to joint meetings in Elyria and Lorain. McKinley P T A schedules bazaars and a study class on Habit Formation at Howenstine home. Dorothy Fuldheim to speak at Elsie Woman's Club. Bishop Rogers addresses St Andrews Parish dinner. Various social visits, weddings, births, and licenses noted across Elyria towns.
Fifty five guests will attend with Atty Howard Butler as the speaker for the evening. William Sudro and his associates Gene and Louie will provide entertainment and music followed by dancing.
Lorain County reports a fall uptick with scarlet fever leading at 28 cases, chickenpox 27, and additional illness totals. Health staff logged 2,124 pupil measurements and 1,217 defect inspections while vaccinations, home visits, and new mental hygiene clinic activity marked October.
The ad promotes Marian Martin patterns 9468 with sizes 84 to 46 and yardage details for a 36 bust. It highlights button trimmed sleeves, contrast use, and skirt seaming to slim hips. Includes illustrated step-by-step instructions and pattern catalogs offered for 15 cents or 25 cents with the catalog.
Local clubs and church groups list meetings and activities for tonight and upcoming dates. Masons and American Legion plan social and return coverage, women’s circles and guilds hold dinners and bunco, Youth and missionary groups meet at the Y and churches, with a Sunday School council planning Christmas events.
The N A Q Club heard a review of The Education of a Princess by Princess Marie of Russia led by Mrs Hobart Marsh with ten members at Mrs Hugh Kirkbride’s Ninth Street home. Hosting shifts and a two week bridge party were announced. An Omicron Sorority meeting in Elyria Savings and Trust discussed Hood Maxims Boy hood in Maine The Sheltered Life and other works with reviews by Mrs Victor Reese and Miss Florence Hamel. A kitchen shower for Miss Beryl Schafe hosted by Colsau Company Department 22 ahead of her November 21 marriage to Clarence Feldkamp of Lorain.
A weekly event invites attendance at Cascade venue with admission set at 10e per person. The notice emphasizes Friday nights as the dancing occasion.
A library feature previews new titles by major authors including Sarah Josepha Hale and Cohen. It covers The Lady of Godeys, Practical Organic Chemistry, The Scientific Unnetective and the Expert Witness, Josephus, Mrs Green's Daughter in Law, and The Murder of the Ninth Baronet.
Clyde Clapp was elected commander of Veterans of Foreign Wars Elyria Post No 1079 by unanimous vote, succeeding T A Shattuck. Other officers named include M Brown senior vice commander T Mihalis junior vice commander F Brandt chaplain J Mulroy day officer A H West post advocate and Dr George Mynehhenberg post surgeon. The Armistice Day Banquet committee reported plans for an event on Thursday November 16 with over one hundred attendees expected.
Judge Carl V. Weygandt of Cleveland will inaugurate the 1933-33 season of the Methodist Men's Club as the first speaker. The opening dinner at First M. E. Church starts 6 30 P M with plans for a winter series of prominent speakers.
Mrs Averell Harriman 81 widow of E H Harriman died in New York after an emergency operation. She managed the $100 million railroad estate bequeathed by her husband in 1909 and built a reputation for conservative policy holdings and philanthropy.
The Young Men's Club hosted a treasure hunt for 28 couples as part of its annual Ladies' Night party. Twenty three items formed the loot with Mrs. M. F. Fey and Mrs. Max Van Wormer named top female hunters and their husbands top male hunters. Prizes included odd items such as a one eyed potato and an empty medicine bottle. A buffet supper followed at Dominic's.
Two men William G. Healy and M. Alonzo gamble on the 1932 presidential outcome. If Hoover wins Alonzo receives four dozen eggs. if Roosevelt wins Healy gets two dozen eggs. The loser is to be chained to a post as a fixed target.
Calvin Coolidge and Mrs Coolidge cast their ballots at 9 10 A M in Ward 4 Northampton Mass photographers captured the moment as they posed without prompting. He voted first and waited at the door while she paused for more pictures before joining him for the exit.
The article states that a movement toward armed peace is closing in on the Hague Conference, with supporters of the Society of Nations project facing a proposed end by those in charge.
The council adopted a recommendation to install a two way traffic light at the Edison school and a traffic light at Third street and Middle avenue. The measure was referred to the service director for action.
Modern furnished house for rent at 48 Oxford. Includes garage and reasonable terms. Contact phone 84 37954 for details.
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