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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1932
Page
6
A narrator flees Paris for a spontaneous rural ramble toward Deauville and Venice, detailing nights in a French village, a luminous Rouen at 3 a.m., and a lost return to a misty push toward home. The piece captures mood, travel misadventures, and a forged bond with a tired road trip.
Emilia, a singer in wartime France, navigates love among Roger, Dick, and Robin while battling grief after Robin’s death. As Dick goes to the Argonne, Emilia clings to duty and memory, pledging herself to country, brother, and wounded love. Dick’s fate hangs as Emilia endures, then reconnects with Roger in a tense, unspoken reunion.
Emilia confronts longing and memory as Roger offers comfort and a past promise. She resists, then falters, while the city of Paris glows around them and a distant kiss from Dick haunts her thoughts. The scene ends with Emilia torn between duty, desire, and a future she cannot yet name.
Local notices from Belden and Penfield cover funerals, births, visits, and gatherings. Familie Langs and many neighbors attend Irene Wolf Bullis funeral in Grand Rapids while a daughter Genevieve Eloine Maple is born in Elyria. Social calls, fairs, dances, and church events fill weekends and weekdays across the area.
Harvest Home and Mission Festival at Mitiwanga Reformed Church on Sunday causes no services at the Reform ed church. The list of Sunday visitors includes Max Coates Cleveland Miss Meta Cummings Oberlin Berry Webber Kipton and many locals Richard H. Coates and family guests at various homes and gatherings across Henrietta and nearby towns.
A string of relatives and friends from Elyria, Cleveland, Vermilion, Amherst, Oberlin, and Breve helm visited various homes Sunday and Monday. Guests included Mrs. Gertle Mapes, Mrs. Rose Ritzenthauler and Ida, Misa Effle Bebringer, Rev. John Blackett and Miss Weld, Rudolph Krieg, Mrs. Anna Krieg, Mrs. Barbara Frailey, Mrs. Don Lawless, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aebie, Carl Date, Adam Horn, the Angerabae Angersted family, and Mrs. Florence Sandgers. The piece notes these social calls and mentions the Flat Hat Club’s founding at William and Mary in 1760.
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