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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1932

Page

16

Mrs Mary Becker Greene Steamboat Queen of the Ohio

Mrs Mary Becker Greene a renowned steamboat owner in the Ohio River region oversees boats named for her sons Tom and Chris. She hosts friends in port and Cincinnati, while new clips on the tower of Missouri’s tallest building and a forthcoming TV transmitter highlight local developments.

Mary Becker Greene Ohio River Mary Becker Ma) Greene United States Cincinnati Tom Chris

Varied Kiwanis Luncheon Delights Members at Hotel Newall

A Kiwanis weekly luncheon featured violin performances by Mildred Brevoort and Irene Upton, a brief talk by Edith Metcalf of Oberlin urging support for Kiwanis and the Roll Call, plus a short Anti-Saloon League sketch with George Hoathwell, F. W. Wilkinson and Brevoort. The play portrayed a father converted to the dry cause after his son injures a woman and child while intoxicated. The nominating committee announced upcoming officer elections and Cleveland guests N. B. Arnold and Harry Keene attended.

Hotel Newall Mildred Breyoort Irene Upton Edith Metcalf Oberlin Fred Cross Kiwanjana George C. Hoathwell F. W Wilkinson Cleveland Committee On Nominations Wek N. B. Arnold Harry Keene

Belden Briefs from Belden Oct 7 Likely social notes and events

Mr and Ja Schott from Town visited Mary Kielip and friends last Monday. Adele Landin daughter of Ernest Landin broke a collarbone playing on the farm Sunday and was treated by Dr. Street of Litchfield. Charles Wise entertained at supper with family and friends including Warren VerSoy and Miss Edith Williams among others. Martin Beriswell announced the birth of a son at Wigma Memorial Hospital October. Mrs. Wm Law and Spur eon Smith attended an aluminum remonstration at Virgil Kline home. Dolmar’s orchestra furnished music for a Farm Club Hall event. Several locals visited Elyria and Sullivan. Miss Stella Smith spent Sunday with her brother Spur eon Smith.

Belden Ja. Schott Mary Ktliip Adele Landin Ernest Andin Treet Litchfield Charles Wise Warren VerSoy Jyde Marjoris Hazel Eva Bailing Lorain Edith Willams Ruth Wise Cleveland Rmn Charles H. T. Brown Virgil Kline Vaughn Mr Barley Joseph Walter Onunday Frank Milon Ruth Gindlesberger West Salem Etta Kline Clarence Wise Ed Werner Albert Moehle Carlton Penfound Leon Brown Floria George Grabenstetter Ruth Stock Kent Normal Mildred Amstutz Hattie Goodman Newell Lakewood Wm. Gests A. L Wise Cliff Bonar North Olmsted Wm. Gest Wm, Jr Herman Grandma Gest Charles Gest Raymond Pomroy

Community Notes from Cotton Miss and Nearby Areas

Ruth Gindlesberger from Cotton Miss resides near West Salem. Etta Kline hosts Community Circle on October 13. Many relatives visit, dine, or call across Avon Elyria Lakewood and Kent connections. Several family birthdays and gatherings are noted with varied weekend travels and visits.

Tourists Work Hard in Russia

In Moscow Americans arrive as tourists with aims beyond leisure, gathering statistics and visiting factories hospitals and farms. The influx grows, with many seeking jobs despite official warnings and strict rules that tourists must depart after their visit.

Russia Woscow Red Capitals Paris Berlin London Moscow America New Moscow Hotel Second Avenue New York

Lights Paint New Picture On City Spire

Kansas City reporter details Harry Page an engineer who, from thirty two floors above the city, paints changing light scenes nightly to attract travelers within a thirty mile radius atop the Kansas City Power and Light spire.

Kansas City Harry Page Power and Light

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