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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1932
Page
3
In a stream of casual thoughts set in a New York bathroom, a man muses on shaving, neighbors, and domestic life. The interior monologue moves from vanity and fear to playful self mockery, touching on a fire call, a trombone practice, and a loving, knowing wife who never knocks.
Lagrange and Rawson social items recount gatherings hosted by Stram Mrs Malvern ospicer and Mr and Mrs Andrew Rawson. Prizes at a Foe Hayustred duty event, Pomona Grange meeting in Oberlin, Lyn don Chapter officers elected, and election day turnout noted with township and town boards listed among attendees. Future hosting by Opfer hinted.
Thirty members of the Gleaners of the M. E. church gathered at Mrs. Verne Rundle’s home for a meeting with new officers elected. A home talent play Beads on a String is set for Pittsfield. Local briefs include visits from Elyria and Worthington guests, a ninth birthday party, and funeral attendance in Valley City.
South Amherst coach J. Quilhot announces the season slate with key games including Nov 18 at Avon Lake Nov 22 vs Camden Dec 2 at Bel der Dec 16 at Brookside and a December tbd matchup against Brownhelm at South Amherst.
Emilia Vale pleads to run away with Manny to New York to marry, rejecting Roger’s purchasable ideal of her. A confrontation erupts as Dick and Roger clash, Manny asserts control, and Emilia seeks safety with Esther as events unfold at Windward Gardens.
In a dramatic confrontation Emilia resists duty while Roger pleads for love. Esther urges acceptance as Emilia recalls a dying father’s warning and a possible betrayer. The scene ends with Emilia choosing home and happiness over sacrifice as The End.
The Legion and Auxiliary to Post No 197 held an Armistice Day party in the club rooms last.
Huber Barnhart son of Mr and Mrs David Barnhart is in Amherst Hospital after an automobile collision Wednesday afternoon near Pleasant View Sanitorium. A large truck exited the sanatorium driveway and struck his car on the side. He sustained a badly injured skull a broken jaw and other injuries.
Brighton events include the Oberlin College Men's Glee Club concert at Brighton High School Auditorium on Thursday evening November 17 under the Brighton Home Economics club.Also on Wednesday November 18 the Ladies Aid Society of the Brighton Methodist church meets with Miss Etna Burge. Sunday visitors at the Rolfe home include W W Burge and Maurice Burge of Lorain. R O Gill and Cora Wilcox of Pittsfield visit the Gill home.
Laura Peck was named Worthy Matron of Leroy Chapter No 2 Order of Eastern Star at a Wednesday meeting in New London. A long list of officers includes B V Winebar as Worthy Patron and Mrs Dessie Blackman as Associate Matron. The piece also notes a December 2 operetta Cinderella directed by Miss Marjorie Peek with a cast led by Cinderella Mary Alice Hadden and Prince Vernon Johnson.
Avon Lake community notes recount Mrs. Edward Buswell hosting the Jolly Twelve Club on Steve Moore road with five hundred cards, honoring Mrs. Teena Brown Mrs. Carl Payne and Mrs. Russell Cogwell, lunch served, next meeting set for two weeks hence. Cheerleaders named for Avon Lake School and multiple gatherings including Legion Auxiliary party election eve dinner and visiting relatives in Aurora.
The Lake Shore Union Society met for a? o'clock suncheon at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gibson on Kentucky Avenue Lorain. Briefs note Mrs. Forest Whittle of Lear Road in Lorain, Mrs. Augusta Saalbach of Aremour Drive in Cleveland, and other local residents with visits to Elyria Avon Lake School and Cleveland. Little Janice Schwenderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Schwenderman, is out of school due to sickness.
A lamp demonstrated at the Leipzig Fair automates electric circuits to act as maid, valet, night nurse, and general housekeeper. It shows time, alarms, controls lights and climate, starts radio, heats electric pad, boils water, and operates every electrical household attachment on the minute.
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