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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1932
Page
9
A dense listings page details numerous club meetings and social events in Elyria. Organizations such as the Susanna Wesley Class First Methodist Church Pythian Sisters and the Elks announce gatherings, dances, suppers, and inspects, along with church activities, youth groups, and a wedding announcement for Miss Beryl Schafer and Clarence Feldkamp.
Admissions list includes Mrs. Ransford Greene Mrs. Joseph Gerhardinger Edward Stang Shirley Ann Sanders. Discharges feature Mrs. Earl Layport Mrs. John Leach Mrs. Willam Wilson and others. Marriage of Miss Ellen Jakelsky to Donald Porter performed at Rev Schroeder's home in Grafton.
Mr and Mrs George Maddock of Maddock Road North Ridgeville celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a family dinner after a long marriage begun November 22 1882 at Elyria Baptist church parsonage. Their children are Bentley and Elnora Oster and they have four granddaughters one grandson and three great grandchildren. They have resided in Ridgeville 49 years and on the same farm 41 years. Mrs Maddock has been bedridden six months. Friends may call two to four and a family dinner will be held at night.
Lloyd Reynolds 20 a laborer of Elyria and Ethel Barath 21 of Sheffield Two applied for a marriage license. Justice of the Peace. Mr and Mrs E G Cannon and Mr and Mrs R A Sanker with son Robert were guests of Mr and Mrs James Brandal at Princeton avenue yesterday.
Notices list visits and returns of residents to Elyria and nearby Cleveland. Highlights include Glen and Mrs Davidson returning to Chicago after visits, Dartmouth student Jack Hannaford en route from Hanover to spend Thanksgiving, multiple locals attending the Notre Dame Navy game in Cleveland, and several births and family announcements in Elyria and surrounding areas.
Annual report of the Smithsonian Institution 1981 surveys science progress lectures by Sir James Jeans and A S Eddington on sun composition sunspots radio effects and stellar laboratories. Advances in atomic synthesis disintegration and mosquito control with aquatic plants. Entomology biocontrol shows parasitic insects fighting pests. Magic in decline or revival showcased with 30 experiments. Behind the scenes with ourselves Ramus and local events at Schneider’s Grove Barn dance November 22.
The text discusses informal psychology and self knowledge, then previews a glamourous South Sea intrigue with an English gentleman turned killer, a brave American girl, and a tale of love and struggle. It also promotes modern romance narratives and a French nobleman disguise leading to comical cinema adventures.
Accessories have been revolutionized by velvet gloves from Paris. The article notes elbow length for evening wear in red blue green and black with daytime shorter styles in brown and beige and accessories like berets bags and slippers. It cites fashion leaders including the Duchess of Sutherland and the Comtesses as wearers.
The Pennsylvania educational bureau reports abandoned one room schools being sold to private owners and converted into homes. One building near Harrisburg houses two families.
In Fort Worth Texas Mr and Mrs S L Price mark 48 years of marriage with a 50 50 split in work. She runs the cafe half a day and he the other half as they build a joint business history through cattle, groceries, and a helium plant. The piece notes Heraclitus and the idea that everything flows.
An advertisement touts Pattern 9474 for a covered smock with scalloped collar and new sleeves, available in sizes 32 to 44. It promotes octagonal print, detailed step-by-step instructions, and pockets, with pattern price 15 cents and catalog 25 cents, mailed from Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department, New York City.
A Swedish explorer Dr. Sigvard Janne reports the discovery of a 2000-year-old palace near Mexico City at San Juan Teotihuacan. The site, dating to the Toltec period, reveals 40 large rooms and many well preserved ceramics.
Florida Special of the Frisco Railroad won a race at Willow Springs Mo station, arriving just before Mia Vera Morris gave birth to a daughter in Fort Collins Col. The report notes the birth and a medical detail but ends abruptly with an unfinished sentence.
A fragment mentions a Thanksgiving turkey dinner priced at 65 cents and provides a contact number 9324 with Mrs. Pettibone of 217 Third St. The text also references a philosopher’s quote about asking questions and notes a station arrival after a birth.
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