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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1932
Page
5
Local brief notes list visits and gatherings from Carlisle to Elyria. Mabel Spaethbag returns to Kent State after home stay with Spasth family. Teachers, hosts, and guests from Akron to Cleveland appear at multiple social gatherings and church events.
The report details numerous Sunday dinners and visits across East Avenue and nearby areas. Guests include families from Elyria, Cleveland, Lakewood, Strongsville, and Akron. Attendees share meals, attend a Cotton Blossom Singers concert, and participate in church and club activities.
An Elyria based blog cites Dr. F. M. Sponseller offering treatments for fissure fistula colius and varicose veins. The notice lists hours as Teeway 1:80 4:00 7:00 to 8:00 and Saturday 1:30 to 4, indicating patient visit times and work absence context.
Emilia at a crowded gala confronts past figures including Dick Stoddard and Roger. She recalls old loves, avoids Malik Manny, and keeps her composure as Esther and a stranger girl observe. A note travels to Roger as Emilia and Manny seek a moment unseen by the others, revealing lingering tension between past and present.
In a hush of a crowded room Esther and Emilia confront their tangled past as old flames, engagement rings, and a mysterious Abby emerge. A tense exchange between Emilie, Roger, and Esther reveals hidden loves, past letters, and a dawning realization, before chaos pulls them apart again. Later social notes recount a local rally, bridge clubs, and chapel exercises with a parade of residents and events.
The Blue Creek Hatchery on the Grafton road is being extensively remodeled with enclosed incubators and new equipment. Mrs. Frank Harrison of the Grafton road brought her daughter June Harrison to Kent Friday to attend a Kan Act Club play at East Oberlin Friday night. Special music for service at LaPorte Methodist church Sunday will be provided by local Sunday School classes led by Mrs. James E. Dewhurst and Mrs. Thad Robson with Eleanor Robson performing the voluntary and other numbers. Reverend Jones will deliver an eleven fifteen sermon, and L. C. Brevoort directs the choir. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schildt hosted Mr. and Mrs. Miller Youngsberg Thursday evening in La Grange.
Mr and Mrs Herman Haas entertained at their Indian Hollow road home on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs Merrit Baird Mrs Lacey Baird and daughter Edna Mae from New London Wisconsin.
The Homemaker club will meet with Mrs Wesley Tran on Wednesday October 26 for an all day meeting with a cafeteria dinner The Red Cross club has arrived and sewing will be the order of the day Mrs W E B Baker attended a demonstration by Alma Garvin nutrition specialist at the O P S kitchen in Elyria on Wednesday A Republican rally is planned in Grafton on Wednesday evening October 26 Miss Rhea Beesing attended a card party in Elyria Wednesday evening J T Reichard of Pomona California visited at the home of Mr and Mrs E W Reichard from Wednesday to Friday Other dinner guests at the Reichard home on Thursday were Sam Allen and Mr and Mrs Chas Allen of Dover A group of friends surprised Mr and Mrs Merle Phelps at their home on Chestnut street Tuesday evening The bride was given a miscellaneous shower and a dainty refreshment course was served
Local society roundup with visits, callers, and events. Includes Johnsons at a Baptist meeting in Medina and visits to A J Root industry, Adeline Kobelt guest at Schwed home, and multiple items from Grafton, Elyria, Lakewood, and Cleveland area residents with social calls, dinners, hunting trips, football games, and attendance at meetings and a funeral.
A regular Ladies' Dime Society meeting at the Congregational church parlors on Thursday afternoon included a routine business session followed by tying three quilts. Hostesses Mrs. Frank Laraway and Mrs. David Hansford served refreshments to three guests from Oberlin Road and members listed include Mrs. William Bullock, Mrs. George Graybill, and Mrs. Edwin Har.
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a cure for persistent coughs and colds. It claims twofold action soothing inflamed membranes and inhibiting germ growth, with creosote absorbed to attack the illness, and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved after using the product as directed.
Mrs. Adam Claus and Mrs. Ed Sanders attended the statewide convention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union in Cleveland. Local residents also traveled to Litchfield for the Medina Association of Congregational churches meeting. Others joined trips to Canton for F and AM Grand Lodge sessions, and visits to family in Henrietta and Carlisle.
An old advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe calomel substitute for cleansing blood and bowels. It claims gentle, non irritating action, promises clearer skin and better feeling after a week of nightly use, and lists prices of 5c 30c and 60c.
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