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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
10
At Havre, a returning ship chase reveals a port of fog and vice. The city’s streets pulse with prostitution, gambling, and smoky bars while ornate halls and neon signs glow. A Cockney guide and a Paris concierge recount a seedy underbelly amid docks, jangle, and squalid tenements.
A society woman describes ten years of tense agony from headaches and relief after starting the EMTONA treatment. The ad invites others with headaches, loss of appetite, or low energy to begin EMTONA, claiming safety for all ages, and notes availability at Muir's Out Rate Store at 413 Broad Street.
Musebeck shoes advertise a patented arch construction developed from orthopedic research to deliver natural foot arch support and even weight distribution. The insole claims a shoe that avoids outward wear on the outside bail, promoting immediate comfort and longer wear, with styles for men and women offered at affordable prices.
Labor leader Daniel Tobin notes Democrats in Washington speculate on Franklin D. Roosevelt’s cabinet if elected. The piece lists suggested names for key posts and reflects a mix of humor and political conjecture from 1932. The clippings also cover local society notes, meetings, and a Halloween themed bridge party in Elyria.
Carlisle items note visits from LaPorte and Elyria families to Cincinnati and Bethany West Virginia. Reverend Booth and the Church of Christ circle activities are highlighted along with local teachers and a musical society program in Elyria.
The Carlisle Center P T A will meet in the evening of the first Tuesday in November due to the election. Attendance is requested as members adjust plans. Mrs George Smith and Mr John Mockler attend a wedding service of Dorothy Boylan to John 4 Mockler of Wakeman.
An old advertisement promotes internal medicine Hemroid tablets as a cure for piles. It claims bad blood circulation in the lower bowel causes piles and asserts Dr. J. J. Leonhardt's internal remedy fixed the issue after treating 1000 patients with over 900 successes. C. W. Phillips and druggists nationwide back the product with a money back guarantee.
The October gathering of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church met at Mrs. Henry Gott’s home with out of town guests Mrs William McEndree of Wellington and others from Elyria La Porte Lorain and Cleveland. Rev Jump led devotions and Mrs Henry Wigert led the business session as committees were formed for a bazaar set for November 2 with afternoon and evening events.
November meeting set at Mrs. Frank L Wolcott home. Delighted club members include Mrs. O R Martin, Mrs. Paul Hastings and Mrs. Henry Wigart with a luncheon and theatre party in Elyria. Various visits and moving notices follow including families in Cleveland Lorain County and Ohio University student Rachel Root. Spelling contest results across La Grange Schools highlight high grades and perfect papers with fourth grade winning the spelling banner. Donuts cider and candy provided by Whitney. several local residents referenced in visitations and trips.
The Ladies society of the Community church met on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. A. E. Nash and 227 ladies in attendance. An enjoyable afternoon was spent. Miss Ella Reisinger and Ted Carpenter of Eaton visited, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney spent time with Miss Oma Pickworth for her birthday. Mrs. Sprague of Cleveland is visiting J. W. Eglin's family. Miss Velma Whitney visited her parents and friends, and choir practice at the Bear home drew 224 participants directed by Mrs. Florence Holden of Oberlin.
Mrs. H. L. Coulson and her daughter Mrs. Roy Mosher attended the regular Russia Farm Woman's club meeting held at the East Russia Community church. During business, members voted to hold a card party on Wednesday evening November 16 at the Oher- location instead of the scheduled meeting.
A deed showing Spring and Ghariff transferring property to Union Site Insurance on Furnace Street in Elyria is recorded. The action appears to finalize a real estate transaction.
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