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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1932

Page

11

Venice Notes From a Gondola Amid Grafty Glares

The narrator recalls arriving in Venice via Chiaggia and exploring the Grand Canal by gondola. He contrasts the quiet dawn hush with sudden noise from motor boats and recalls Daniell's palace, a Musset Sand affair, and a waiter who once ushered at Hammerstein. He notes linguistics, a cash sense, and a nightlife rumor of night-time motor racing along the canal.

Venice Grand Canal Chiaggia Bangkok Daniels Daniell Famosa Palace George Sand Alfred de Musset America Hammerstein's Dago Frank

Venetian Stroll Through A Night In Venice

Narrative of a meandering walk along a cobbled street and Rialto district in Venice. The narrator and wife observe decaying offices and markets, a grand iron lamp, and a cafe with a gramophone as evening light fades into twilight beside the canal. A humorous miscue leads to the Venice reveal.

Venice Canal New York Rialto Logzia McNaught Syndicate, Inc

Carlisle Briefs From Carlisle Oct 10

Carlisle residents share visits with relatives in Eaton Cleveland and LaPorte. Richard King family of 1944 East avenue guests of Perry Dawley. George Goodyear and family visit Highland Christian Church and dine with son Howard in Cleveland. Harry Acker and John Gotenroth guests of Edward Shattuck at the Tin in LaPorte. I N Haven Carl Haven and Arlene visit Clare Haven in Cleveland. While there they visited the...

Carlisle Richard King East Avenue Perry Dawley Eaton George Goodyear Butternut Ridge Road Highland Christian Church Cleveland Howard Goodyear Harry Acker Lakewood John Goten

Social Items Highlight Elyria and Surroundings

Local society notes recount visits and gatherings in Elyria and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parsons, Mrs. Anns Crapo, Miss Mary K. Miller, and many others at homes in Elyria Wellington LaPorte and Cleveland. Recurring events feature teas, birthday suppers, and card parties with several families noted.

C. BE. Smith J. C. Parsons Elyria Anns Crapo John Sox Wellington Grafton Road Misa Mary K. Miller Otto B. Chapman Charles Snyder William Reaple LaPorte

Oberlin Guests and Local Anniversaries Gather for Dinner

Oberlin host couple Mr and Mrs Goodyear entertain for wedding anniversary honored guests include Mr and Mrs Edwin Schoenherr of Elyria and Joseph Schoenherr. Attendees from LaPorte Cleveland and Elyria join with neighbors for a social evening and best wishes for continued happiness. The East Carlisle P T A held a tureen supper and meeting at Clearview with seventy five attending. Reverend Paul Hal Jett and Marilyn Jett honored at farewell dinner hosted by the Forneys as they prepare to move to Center Sandwich New Hampshire.

Richard Forney Blue Creek Forney Paul Hallett Marilyn Center Sandwich New Hampshire Hallett Marilyn Hallett William Chalkley Billy C. D. Forney Joseph Hallett Harold Hallett Ceveland George Goodyear Edwin Schoenherr Elyria Schoenherr Joseph Schoenherr East Carlist P. T. A Clearview County Council of Parents and Teachers Association William Sudro East Carlisle P. T. A Mesdames Ray Jackson A. T. Smith Gertrude Smith B. J. Feron Paul Hal Jett Joseph Hailat Bob Wii

Royal Neighbor Lodge Social and Church Notes From Amherst

S. Amherst October notes report Royal Neighbor lodge meeting at Mrs Charles Corbett’s home with 17 members present and Margaret Schneider presiding. Church notes list services at St John Evangelical Methodist and Congregational churches. Mrs Stone III ill at home. Rally Day planned at Methodist during Sunday School hour with a recitation and song program. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Arthur Engle in Akron and Mr and Mrs Milo Kendeigh in Oberlin. Miss Margaret Rice Marion Steele and Harriet Peck visited Elyria.

Royal Neighbors South Amherst Charles ,Corbett Mabel Anderson Royal Neighbor Lodge Margaret Schneider St. John’s C. E. Schmidt Roy Jenson C.F. Fogel Methodist Church Arthur Engle Akron Milo Kendeigh Oberlin Margaret Rice Marion Steele Harriet Peck Elyria

NOVA Briefs From Nova Ohio

Born to Mr and Mrs Harold Bechtel an eight pound daughter Donna Lavonne. Miss Florence Wichelays visits Lucas Ohio guest of Miss Ruth Welty. Mrs A C Philips and son Addison called on Ernie Philips Mansfield. Eveready Club met at Elnora Biddinger with 13 members two visitors and three children dining. Quotions contest led by Mrs Fuller. Guests Louise Fast and Nannatel Singer. Meeting adjourned to next month with Ella Ried. Mr and Mrs N J Nicholas and Florence visited Elyria at Mrs Steid. Glenn Wagner hosted 34 friends with refreshments. David Ross hosted J C Rohrer and son Jay Carl Schar and Frank Schaad guests. Ice cream and cake served. Donald Dieter of Washington DC called home for serious illness of father J J Dieter.

NOVA Harold Bechtel Donna Lavonne Florence Wichelays Lucas Ohio Ruth Welty A. C. Philips Addison Ernie Philips Mansfield Eveready Club Elnora Biddinger Florence Elyria Steid Glenn Wagner David Ross J. C. Rohrer Jay Carl Schar Rittman Frank Schaad Sterling Donald Dieter Washington,d. C J. J. Dieter

Town Line Elyria Townline Road Notes

Mrs J N Delefield attended a joint meeting of the W M S and Ladies Aid at the cottage in Clearview Grove. Mrs J H Delefield and Mrs E C Schubert attended a W C T U convention in the M B church in Oberlin. E C Schubert is ill at home. Miss Irma Spiegelberg visited Mrs Nelson Bechtel. E C Schubert also attended a F M S meeting at the M B church in Elyria. Kathryn and Lydia Dute attended their uncle Charles Miller's funeral at the Elyria M E church.

Elyria Townline Road J. N. Delefield W. M. S. and Ladies’ Aid Clearview Grove J. H. Delefield E. C. Schubert M. B Oberlin Irma Spiegelberg Nelson Bechtel Elyria Kathryn Lydia Dute Charles Miller M. EB

Out of town guests visit Amherst and Cleveland residents

Ham Chalkley and son Billy and Mrs. C. D. Forney of Cleveland were among out of town guests. George Stegman and daughter Virginia Mae and Noris Jean of Chestnut Midge visited Mrs. N. Guiselman in Amherst. Clarence Payne of Oberlin stayed with E. J. VanAmburgh’s family in LaPorte. Maria Mollison and Elizabeth of Garfield Heights, Jennie Kitson and Kenneth, Marshbanks and Walter Marshbanks of Cleveland guests at Geo. Stegman’s Chestnut Ridge home. Emma Rivers of Lakewood, ex‑Butternut Ridge resident, visited A. R. Crippen and E. E. Humphrey. J. M. Club postpones meeting with Lacille and Maxine Roling on Grange road.

George Stegman Virginia Mae Noris Jean Chestnut Midge N. Guiselman Amherst Clarence Payne Oberlin E. J. VanAmburgh LaPorte Maria Mollison Elizabeth Garfield Heights Jennie Kitson Gon Kenneth Marshbanks Walter Marshbanks

Real Estate Transfers From Lorain County Listings

A series of real estate transfers and deeds involving Grady M Gray Lauretta Gray and others across Lorain Eaton and Elyria townships Oberlin Sheffield Lake and Amherst Township. Transfers include parcels on Eleventh Street Lorain and various roadways with quitclaim and sheriff deeds recorded among multiple parties including Wagners Novak Rodgeres Chandlers and trusts.

John M. Harding Ha Tella L. Ripley Grady M. Gray Eleventh Street Goraln William V. Hess Hesket H. Ripley Lorain Lauretta Gray Sherman J Margaret B. Irish Arthur West Della West Oberlin J. Fulton Banks Amherst Township Lillie Siggers Joe Mary Sliman Pyle-South Amherst Road Daniel Crowell Smith Crowell Eaton Township Addison D. Bertrand Richard H. Crowell Daniel O’keefe Rose O'Keefe G. Hogan Loraga Clara M. Swartzel Cleveland Trust Company West Shore Sheffield Lake G. A. Harris Ruth A. Harris Russia Township Cuthbert and Lillie McDermott Anthony Cora Jane Rodgers Erie Avenue Lawrence P. Wagner Gwendolyn C. Wagner Lodi Street Elyria

Deeds Transfer Numerous Lorain County Properties

A series of quit claim and sheriff s deeds transfers across Lorain County involve multiple parties and parcels. Notable actions include Alice M Cheater and others conveying 21 acres on Hawke Road and 53 acres on Twinsburg Elyria Road in Huntington Township to entities, and properties on Vine Street Lorain transferring to Citizens Home and Savings Association and then to Guetay and Mary Schmidt. Additional transfers include Columbus Street Elyria, Amherst Township parcels, Roberts Street Sheffield Lake, and Broad Street Elyria with various buyers and lenders named.

Maynard L Loretta Hicks Dominic L. Zaworki Osborn Avenue Lorain Elizabeth M. Rich Marie August Novak East Avenue Sixteenth Street Carlisle Township West View Realty Company Mary Green Fremont Avenue West View Park Subdivision Columbia Township Clarence A. Beck Henry J. Beck West Shore Sheffield Lake Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Company Fourth Street Elyria Pearl Street Savings and Trust Company Alice M. Chester Hawke Road Waton Township Twinsburg-Elyria Road Alice M. Cheater Herman T Hattie Snell Haton Township Federal Lang Bank of Louisville Huntington Township Citizens’ Home ‘and Savings Association Vine Street Thirty-third Street Citizens’ Home and Savings Association Guetay Mary Schmidt Ralph W. Standen Bertha J. Blackstone Columbus Street I. J. Fulton Amherst Township Middle Ridge Road Guy D Sarah G. Pickett Mary Cox Roberts Street Ferndale Avenue Lake Breeze Bubhr-Whitehead Realty Company Miner Mary Gray Vermilion River Park Brownhelm Township Conrad J. Reising Carl J Reichlin East Side Realty Company Joseph A. Reichlin Paul

Plane Company Breaks Record in August Travel

American Airways, Inc. announced a new monthly high with 10,000 passengers carried in August and total mileage flown reaching 1,082,989. President LaMotte T. Cohn said the gain reflects the traveling public's growing airmindedness and a strong trend in air travel.

New York American Airways, Inc LaMotte T. Cohn

Flea Cieus in': Rage In Lenj London Circus Fleas

A long-winded note on London flea circuses, their fading popularity since the Boer War era, and a curiously hopeful line about unemployed fleas retrained as entertainers as public tastes shift toward machines and industry. It suggests cultural resilience despite economic hardship.

London Swith Sa Beng Chrostelera

Olive Tablets Offer Liver Bowel Boost For All

Dr F. Ed wards for twenty years offered a substitute for calomel named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. Olive colored pills supposedly trigger normal bowel action, remove waste, and improve a pale complexion. Used by thousands to stay fit. available in 15, 30, and 60 cent sizes.

F. We Edwards Perth Dr. Edwards

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jira BUY — Save Cities Pierre Smith Ely Block Community Dry Cleaners Broad St Harry Silvey Joe Weber Lorain County Savings Savings Deposit Bank & Trust CO Elyria Savings & Trust CO Edward Shattuck Lake Shore Chester Bolton Joseph Wojick Fuller Road E. H. van Amburgh E. J. van Amburgh H. C. Dildine Oberlin Road Clifford Marsoe LA Porte W. C. T. U Frank Rabi Chestnut Ridge Albert Krebs Russel Rhoads Lester Rumley Bert Blakeslee Francis Piper John Peterson Uarry Thompson Viola Neils Norma Peterson Belle Butler Carl Mayble Edward le Blank Ralph V. Acker W. B. Hamlin Ralph Hamlin Paul Hamlin Stone C. O. Stone C. F. Hanville Ham Chalkley Mrs. C. D. Forney Out of Town A. KR. M Lacille Maxine Roling Grange Road Gulf Alfred Alten Second St Flea Cieus In Rage Lenj Gye Broad Street Styl Fashion Center Rough Fabrica
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