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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1932

Page

3

Murder in Hollywood A Criminology Student Probes a Death

In Los Angeles Chief Lee, detective Ben MacQuarrie, and criminology student Jera Kane join the investigation into director Richard Bailey's murder at a Hollywood bungalow. Kane focuses on the victim’s face and notes Bailey died after a desperate struggle, with Chivington the houseman showing shock and potential memory of the killer. The crew photographs the scene, inventories fingerprints, and prepares to pursue a killer who may have known the victim.

Jers Kane United States Hawaii Ben MacQuarrie Los Angeles Chief Lee Nanette LeRoy Hollywood Richard Bailey Kane MacQuarrie Bailey Chivington Nanette LeRot Jera Kane Lee Jero Kane New Orleans South Inspector MacQuarrie Foger Doc Hollywood Boulevard Rehief Vine Street Richard Gailey Prosersby Ateaggle

Avon Charm Club entertains at Stagg home in Avon

The Charm club met at Mrs. E W Stagg s home with Mrs Roy Cahoon as guest The afternoon of bridge yielded high awards to Mrs Louis Dechant Mrs Roy Cahoon and Mrs Paul Stokes A future meeting is planned at Mrs Walter Rausher s home. Local brief notes report college returns visits hospital updates and Armistice Day program details with 14 new and 9 honorary members admitted to the society.

Charm Club E. W. Stagg Roy Cahoon Louis Dechant Paul Stokes Walter Rausher

Manhattan Lunch Hour Lovers and Other Quirks

A 1932 McNaught column observes inconspicuous New York couples at lunch and in parks, contrasting quiet romance with Waldorf gossip. It notes shared bills, future home dreams, and small urban curiosities from Second Avenue bookshops to tramping hobbyists and eyebrow trends.

New York Manhattan Doon Parks Hudson Waldorf and Casino

Morning services and grange elections reported in Birmingham area

In Birmingham the Morning services at the Birmingham M C C Community church opened with a musical prelude by Miss Marjorie Howe followed by a doxology and a sermon on Ye Can Do Nothing. Sunday School drew 31 attendees. Vermilion Grange at Axtel held its annual officer election with W. F. Kneisel named Master and O. C. Burch as Treasurer among others.

Birmingham Birmingham M. CC Marjorie Howe Hanna Philippians Jesus Grange Vermilion Grange Axtel W. F. Kneisel Elmer Kneisel Roy Eastman Paul Knott Pauline Gardner Dave Kneisel O. C. Burch C. D. Palmer

Local Ladies Aid Bake Sale Draws Strong Support

The Birmingham Ladies' Aid Society held a bake sale at Henry and Avery's store on Saturday afternoon. All items were sold, with proceeds to benefit the Ladies' Aid Society. The group plans a Community Night at the church within the next week or two. The Pedro Club was entertained at Mrs. Herman Welt's home Friday evening with hosts Mrs. Bernard Fox and Lucille Snellenberger. Prizes went to Miss Mary Hamen first, Mrs. L. A. Andrews second, and Mrs. Joe Bickel for low score.

Ladies’ Aid Birmingham Church Ladies’ Aid Society Henry and Avery's Latiies’ Aid Pedro Club Herman Welt Bernard Fox Lucille Snellenberger Mary Hamen L. A. Andrews Joe Bickel

Door prize drawn and a day of visits across towns

The door prize was drawn by Mrs Irene Leidheiser. Numerous guests shared a refreshment course and visited across La Grange Axtel Bellevue Lorain Vermilion and Elyria including Mrs Opfer Mrs Joe Bickel Mrs William Miller Miss Madelyn Harrison and many others. Residents and visitors enjoyed dinners shopping and Sunday visits.

Irene Leidheiser Opfer Joe Bickel la Grange William Miller Irene Leidhelser Axtel C. W. Lawrence Lester Normande Jessie Berkmyer Edwin Howe L. A. Andrews Walter Snellenberger Mildred Lucille Helen Madelyn Harrison

Yale Wins Christian Endeavor Contest at Congregational Church

In South Amherst on November 16 Yale defeated Harvard to win the six week Christian Endeavor contest. Yale finished with 1,844 points to Harvard’s 1,472, winning by 372 credits as the Yale team earned the victory through church and choir attendance.

YALE South Amherst Christian Endeavor Congregational Church Harvard

Oberlin Conservatory Friends Entertained At Home

Miss Dorothy Jones hosted four Oberlin Conservatory friends over the weekend. The Congregational Junior Choir meets Wednesday and the Senior Choir Friday at 7 PM at the parsonage for rehearsals. Ladies Dime Society program planned at church parlors Thursday. Miss Naujak visited Cleveland relatives. Mrs. George Rice and daughter Margaret called at Fred Ruth home in Amherst Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Novac of Elvria were Sunday guests at Charles Corbett’s home. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Winson of Amherst visited at his parents’ home. Mrs. Florence Bush of Cleveland recently visited Mrs. George Rice.

Jack Zimmerman Bellevue John Hostettler Ruth Hostettler Jesse Portman Derren G. Wilt Myron Knott Paul Knott Louis Kingsley Lorain H. A. Witbeck Lorain Ross Robert Ashland T. R. Stelter L. D. Mowery Cleveland Marie Knott Leonard Gerber Wakeman Elizabeth Gerber John Bauman B. J. Darby Jennies Carter John Carter Magnolia Springs Alabama Co. W. Lawrence Memphis Tennessee Emil Kohler Charlea Croft Louisa Avery Myron J. Knott L. M. Boughton Vermilion Frank Gerber Walter Neilsen Burt Vogel C. Gotts Florence Jessa Portman Misa Pearl Wilford Lodi Norene Collingwood Berta College Conservatory Dorothy Jones Oberlin Conservatory Blanche Mose Margaret Newcome Lillian Hill Sarah Humphrey Dime Society Ladies’ Dime Society Congregational Church Naujak George Rice Margaret Fred Ruth Amherst Emil Novac Elvria Charles Corbett Alfred Winson Jack Winson Florence Bush A. K. Baird Ruth Elyria EF. E. Edwards Marjory Norwalk Ralph Rowland Rochester Donald Day Bertha Zeigler Jesse Burge Brighton Edwin Edwards Legion Hall

Avon Lake Coed Meeting and Birthday Party Recap

The First Congregational church coed class in Avon Lake Ohio, led by teacher J L Oppelt, meets Nov 16 at Misa Fern Long's Sunset Ave home for a business meeting and social event. Little Oliva Gertrude Hil hosts a birthday dinner for seven friends on Center Road with Rose Arnold, Mary Nussdorfer, Ann Louise Locks, Mildred Mawby, Evelyn Weber, Margaret Ann Welder, and Harriet Beard attending. The 5th grade entertained the 6th grade with basket shooting for a kitten won by Charles Beard. Lunch featured sandwiches, cookies, cake, doughnuts and apples.

Avon Lake Ohio First Congregational Church J. L. Oppelt Misa Fern Long Sunset Avenues Oliva Gertrude Hil Center Road Rose Arnold Mary Nussdorfer Ann Louise Locks Mildred Mawby Evelyn Weber Margaret Ann Welder Harriet Beard Olive Gertrude Charles Beard Elmer Hansen Miss Ladrach Walker

Cleveland Shoppers Visit and Local Guests Seen

Viola of Center Road visited Cleveland shoppers on Tuesday. Jos Walker spent Sunday with his parents Alvin and Mrs. Walker. The Roths entertained relatives from Cleveland and Lake Road including Phyllis Jean and Dorothy. Lewis Wilcox and Urban Weber hosted visitors from Cleveland. The Schumaker family and the Stead household welcomed guests, and Walter Van Haase from Rocky River visited Theodore Weber. E J Nussdorfer was in Cleveland Monday. Joseph Thompson visited Avon’s St Josephs Hospital patient George Horbury. J B Lindner of Cleveland was in town on business Tuesday.

Jos Walker Alvin Walker Fred Roth Carl Roth Wilbur Roth Phyllis Jean Fred Roth Jr Dorothy Cleveland C. W. Martin Lake Road Lewis Wilcox Imy Urban Weber Wm. Schumaker William LeRoy Frank Stead Walter van Haase Rocky River Theodore Weber E. J. Nussdorfer Joseph

Brighton Club to Meet at Town Hall for Nutrition Meeting

The Brighton Community Club will gather at the Town Hall on Thursday November 17 for a Nutrition meeting with a covered dish lunch at noon led by county extension agent Miss Alice Bird. A good attendance is hoped. Separately families and friends traveled between Brighton Elyria Norwalk and Detroit.

Brighton Russell Griggs Lawrence George L Reneoed Ruggles

Week End Guests at Brimsmade Home at Lake Road

Miss Virginia Brimsmade and two college classmates visited the Brimsmade family at their Lake Road home in Delaware over the weekend. Mr and Mrs T Brimsmade hosted the guests from Ohio Wesleyan College.

Virginia Brimsmade Ohio Wesleyan College Delaware T. Brimsmade Lake Road

Pennsylvania coal production declines across four years

In Pottsville Pennsylvania a four year table shows steady declines in anthracite coal production and domestic sales. Shipments to market fell from 46 218 403 tons in 1928 to 35 437 946 tons in 1931. Mine mouth price fluctuated from 5 70 to 5 85 per ton while employment figures shrink.

Pottsville Pennsylvania Joseph Schneider

Accordion Row Triggers Saar Frontier Tension

A humorous incident at the Saar frontier shows rising Franco German tensions. A customs inspector finds a German passenger's accordion and challenges its use. The man plays Deutschland, Deutschland Uber Alles on the customs table, then his baggage is cleared swiftly.

Saar Pademsera

Scotland to begin national air service from Glasgow

Plans envision a network of commercial airways radiating from Glasgow to all Scotland and Europe with operation set for next March. Glasgow would become Britain's second largest airport under a British aviation backed project featuring twelve planes as the nucleus of a world service. A drive yourself plan links London for global connections and airports will be built in Scottish cities with populations over five thousand. Cranes were the delicacies of medieval English Christmas meals.

Scotland Glasgow Britain London

Olive Tablets Ad Shoots For Liver Health Claim

An old ad claims a physician treated thousands of women with a substitute for calomel called Dr Olive Tablets. The copy describes olive colored tablets as wonder workers and urges readers to take Olive Tablets nightly to stay fit. Prices listed 15c 30c and 60c.

Dr. Olive

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