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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1932

Page

6

Lido Tales and Venetian Wanderings by a Curious Observer

The writer tours Venice and the Lido, describing gondola rides, island contrasts, and a Byron link at Lazaro. He notes Venetian fashion, lighter and darker urban scenes, and finds charm in the city’s canals and alleys while reflecting on people and casual encounters. He mentions a watch, a porter, and local meals including spaghetti and octopus, ending with community notices about a PTA program and a corn roast.

Venice Coney Island Cannes Charlie Norris Lord Byron Byron S. Lazzaro

Murray Ridge Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Oct. 15 report details visits among area residents. A. Larek and spouse spent Thursday with friends in Cleve and Mins Pear], Eppley couple visited van Aprague of West Hidge. Leroy Fridenstein and Mary Fridenstein of Elyria called on George Eidenstein family. Grills and Meeks families, plus Dr. Albert Grills of Lorain, visited Arthur Fesler and Elizabeth Grills.

Columbia Station Ohio Albert Grills Lorain Arthur Fesler Elizabeth Grills George Fridentein Carl Helen Pitcock Ilness Effie Harpness Marguerite Fowl George Cresellon Shaver Elizabeth Griils Fred Marek Elyria George Fritenstein Brownhelm Edwin Powell August Schott Datroit

Prewar Paris Dinner Sparks Old Emotions

Emilia watches a spring dinner at the Duplay home where Anais, in blue organdy, mingles with American guests and French statesmen. Roger returns, unchanged yet stronger, triggering memories of their past and the widening gap between dream and reality.

Robin Russia Emilia Anais Madame Duplay Maman Amelie Amais Mees United States Jber Comte de Lanoy Medeamne Brianne Roger Darnay

Return to Paris Sparks Old Love in A Romantic Interlude

In a fragmented romance segment, Emilia contemplates leaving for home while Anais confronts memories of Roger. Emilia senses the pull of old attachments as Roger remains tied to Paris and Abby, with Madame Duplay observing the tension. The scene ends with a hint of a continuation.

Taxation topic shines at Murray Ridge school meeting

A Friday evening session at Murray Ridge school drew strong attendance. Several candidates delivered three minute talks and PF Smythe of Amherst gave a very interesting talk on taxation.

Murray Ridge Pf, Smythe Amherst

County S$. T. T. contest winners named

Carl Haaganna Smith and Oliver Schubert of Murray Ridge School won at the County S$. T. T. contest held in Oberlin Tuesday evening.

Carl Haaganna Smith Oliver Schubert Murray Ridge School Oberlin

Delighful Lorain county church program features varied solos

A Church of Christ Elyria group presented a Sunday program at the Lorain county home with Dorothy Barton in charge. Performers included Lillian Mallory piano solo Mable Sayles short talk and Leland Prentice prayer leader Raymond Brunger vocal solo and Robert Mallory trumpet solo. Other participants were Earl Demons Russell Shepherd Kenneth Young Virginia Brunger Helen Bramwell Lillian Cliningerman and Oliver Limbach. Next gathering planned in two weeks.

Lorain County Church of Christ of Elyria Dorothy Barton Lillian Mallory Mable Sayles Leland Prentice Raymond Brunger Robert Mallory Earl Demons Russell Shepherd Kenneth Young Virginia Brunger Helen Bramwell Lillian Cliningerman Oliver Limbach

Local Social Notes Highlight Lorain Church Visit

The Church of the Redeemer in Lorain hosts events on Tuesday as Mr George Johnson and Mrs Johnson visit Ak ron to spend Sunday with friends.

Church of the Redeemer of Lorain George Johnson Akron

Local Residents Share Weekend Visits in Oberlin

New Oberlin brief notes guests and gatherings across Oberlin and nearby Elyria. Repeated visits include Mr. and Mrs. James Barry of Kipton with friends, and families such as the Smiths, Laur ies, and Emericks hosting various relatives.

Residents Visit Elyria and Oberlin Local Notices

Local families from the area attended events in Elyria and Oberlin. Members of the Schmitz Dion and Webber households joined relatives at a Sunday gathering and at St. Agnes church devotions in Elyria. An Elsie Mitre sustained a cut requiring six stitches at Cascade Park and is recovering.

Toledo Brown Martin Raab Elsie Mitre Cascade Park Elsie Frank J. Schmitz Margaret Nelding Elyria O. Justin Nichalias Webber Oberlin Grange A. Dion Artie G. H. Dion C. Davis Oberlin F. J. Schmitz Matthias Wohleber C. Justin N. Webber Forest Taylor Hol- Tow Road Ignatius Gerhartinger Peter A. Schmitz Germaine Dion St. Agnes’ Church

Local Social Notes From Columbia and Nearby Areas

Columbia residents Mr and Mrs Kenneth Lower and baby visited A B Gibson in Tallmadge Ohio on Sunday. A D Crocker returned with prize hogs after a trip since August 15. Little Mary Dougherty has been ill with a cold and fever for several days. Perry Reisinger and Clarissa Howard visited friends in Clark field and Oberlin. Hazel Reed of Fields spent time with Llewellyn Straub. Mrs Gladys West of Oberlin will teach piano lessons next week. Farmers Bank at Valley.

Columbia Kenneth Lower Tallmadge Gibson A. D. Crocker Mary Dougherty Perry Reisinger Clarissa Howard Clarksfield Oberlin Edward Tory Hazel Reed Fields Llewellyn Straub Gladys West Farmers’ Bank Valley

Huntington Briefs Details Local Social Roundup

About a dozen from Huntington attended a house party at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Neel. Numerous residents and visitors from New London Sullivan River Corners Lorain Elyria Wellington Medina Cleveland and Detroit called on friends and relatives in the area. The Community Aid Society met and a Town Hall play titled The Old School Daze raised funds for the grange fire escape.

Huntington Henry Neel New London Ralph Krage Sullivan Johnson Crile George Welsh Dan River Corners L. C Dave Dangle James Myers J. C. Rapking Henry West Clifton West Vincent John Smith T. 5S Shepard Cora Dan Kater Cleveland Helen Western Reserve W. D. June Hugh Smith Will Hull Lorain John Lilly Elyna Edgar Gifford Wellington O. W. Roberson Harrington Ommerson Rowland Austin Harrington Wharton, O Archie Draper Horace McClifflin Elytia Clara Jones J. C. Brittain Avon Will Haulk WH Hart Pittsfield George Hart Community Aid Society J. S. Hefffner

West Ridge Celebrates 25th Wedding Anniversary

Miss Ethel Wash helped surprise her parents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wash of Elyria at their 25th wedding anniversary on a Saturday night. About one hundred guests from Cleveland Norwalk and Dayton attended. A delicious lunch followed and gifts included a Magic Chef gas cooking stove.

West Ridge Ethel Wash Alex Wash Elyria

Postmaster to Speak at Voters Meeting

An open meeting at the Colored Republican Club at 117 Oberlin Road will be held Monday at eight o clock. Postmaster FR B Lerach will be the main speaker and all candidates will have a chance to speak.

Colored Republican Club Oberlin Road FR. B. Lerach

Heredity and environment shape moral character

The article argues that heredity and environment may overpower an individual's moral standing and emphasizes parental and community responsibility to guide heredity and environment toward truth, goodness, and beauty.

Those Men Live Happiest When Following Innate Talent

A reflective dictum on personal happiness arising from living in an environment that nurtures individual gifts and allows free, full development of talents. The idea emphasizes aligning surroundings with inherent abilities for fulfillment.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Coronado South Seas Venier Isle de la Clte Paris Gordola San Marco Blue Center St. Mark's Ater Tarry Silvey Schmidtkons Lake Avenue Nitchen Kitchen Ed Powell Oriole Club Elyria Tax Association MLETS The Met the Inland Loan CO E. W. Lehnis A. Minnich & Sons West Bungle Harry J Monsieur Duplay Madame Hbmima Madame Dupley Boomer Emer Ann Enda America Ermita Abby Scarlett House Entre Nous Club Harry Schafer Harry Fowl Ervin Eppley New Oberlin James Barry Kipton John Americk Beatrice Surduck Arthur Dion Theodore Manns Henry Pallas Charles Pallas Wlyria Harold Fisher Medina McPherson Edith Ford David Delia Brown Everett V. Hastings Arthur Barnard Jean Bell Charlies Davis Herman Michael Smith Raymond Reisinger Bea Irice Leo Smith Henry Will Mary Surdork Dorothy Smith Hastings Jacob Z. Schmitz Berlin Heights Andrew Laurie James Laurie and Son Marsh Anderson Norman Joan of Lorain John Emerick Francis Frederick Nicholas Smith Harold Steinman Pickie F. C. Brown Ralph Dirlam Latte | Dirlam O. H. Dirlam C. M. Diedrick Martin Diedrick Irwin Tisher Eleanor Glen Seville Joe Cochrane Ranking and Ada Fisher J. C. Ranking A. H. Schriver West Salem Stanley Rice C. C. Fox Jacek Francis Biddinger Harold Forest Rice Karl Garrison Conrad Naegele George Kilerner Loratu Barnes Detroit Geo. Roose Dorothy Lillie Florence Belville Louise McClafflin Walter Sprinkle West Liberty Lillian Sprinie Etta Brown Eva Gaudern Sanders Albert Zoschnick Valley City I. F. Eldred Robert Knowles Shelby Charles Schwartz Eva Bryant Garfield Haris Elmer H. H. Drusendahl Edna Margaret Mildred Fred Schramm Zelda Marian Pallas St. Paul's Church Ernest Reisinger W. H. Hart William Penfound Scotland James Baumhart J. Geigenharman Charles Behatble George Nevins Monay I. H. Amore Evangelical Church Edson Highway E. J. Burrer Leedales Beauty Shoppe L. Sotherden & Son Lorain County Bank Dunn Motors CO Third Street Pennzoil Pennzip Columbia Refining Co Obie Pennzip Sthyl
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