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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1933
Page
13
In a four century old Havana setting Pedro and Marion scheme around jewels and fortune while Count Diavini escorts her to a Moorish palace. Lizetta wrestles with desire as Btuart hesitates and the dramatic night unfolds in a city of danger and romance.
Columbia residents report visits from relatives and neighbors in Akron Elyria and Euclid. A candy making class will be held at Grange Hall Wellington October 31 and at the M C A Building Elyria November 1 led by Alma Garvin. Community activities include church events a Baptist mission circle meeting a Halloween class party and a Goodyear Zeppelin sighting.
The passage cites Goethe asserting he acquired new organs by observation, transforming attention from mineral study to a genius of mind. He contends this shift created a new way of perceiving, as self described in his remarks on perception and intellect.
Vincent Briefs reports a crowded Hallowe'en carnival at Markley Schoolhouse on October 26 with masquerade costumes, prize winners Ruth Keller Ruth Hedgen Claude Balwin Richard Miley and a fortune teller act by Miss Freeland. PTA funds were pleasing. games and dancing followed. Also notes Mrs Chris Ackerman hosted M E Church Ladies Aid, changed meeting day to the second and fourth Thursdays, quilt work and a noon turkey dinner. Other items include visits by Dames of Malta in Elyria, Kathryn McIntire visiting Mansfield, Mrs John Karman recovering, and various local residents visiting relatives or attending dinners and guestings.
The Bay Village Mission Society held its monthly meeting in the church parlors with around sixty guests. Speakers included Miss Judd from the West Side Community and the District Superintendent. Mrs. Blackburn performed three vocal selections. refreshments and花 bouquets decorated the event. The report also covers a Calvary Presley Quartette concert at the M. E. Church, the Men's Club social with a Soviet Russia talk, and an antique party hosted by Circle No. 3 at Mrs. Evalyn Thomson’s Bassett Road home with over 80 guests from Cleveland, Elizia, and Lorain. Additional items note local illneses, relocations, library talks, P T A activities, and neighborhood visits.
In a 1933 McNaught Syndicate piece the Winter Garden is hailed for its past glamour and continental flavor. The article recalls Gaby Deslys and Al Jolson, recalls smoking, dining excesses, and lists notable restaurateurs like George Lemaze. It also notes boxing legends and social vices of New York’s high society era.
Carlisle residents hosted a large Halloween party at a gaily decorated garage with Frank and Mrs Harrison, music by Mrs McRoberts Pete Smith and Leon Kelly, and guests from Kent State Cleveland Parma. Numerous brief items note church supper plans, visits, and a serious illness of Eldon Smith at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
The Brighton High School Home Economics Class visited Oberlin for a Halloween outing. Brighton Congregational Ladies Society held a Halloween party with games and a lunch. The society honored recently married couples. Various local residents hosted others for meals, sewing for the Red Cross, and social visits. Epworth League held a box social. Cleveland shopping trip by the Edwards family is noted.
SUNNYVALE CALIF A San Francisco inventor W R McComb proposes a metal built dirigible for the U S Navy to rival the Macon. His vacuum pack air conditioned balloon would use wind augers and 250 foot long propellers to generate propulsion and a tail wind. He offers a vacuum pack craft free of charge for materials if accepted. The staff rejected the proposal saying the design could not expand gases and propellers would be impractical. The article notes the Navy commander in chief title and historical reference to Esek Hopkins.
Roland Pfieffer, a former Kan Ac Ish director, appeared as a guest at his brother William Pfieffer’s home. Mes. S. Wellaven, staying on East Avenue, continues to improve at home.
Rome imposes dubbing on all films shown in Italy with a 25000 lira tax per dubbed film. Dubbing creates work for Italian technicians while the Cines company winds down production, plans to resume later. Imported films may still be silent with subtitles.
Harrisburg reports a planned Bibliography of Pennsylvania Newspapers by the Pennsylvania Historical Commission. The work aims to list every paper published since 1820 with a full inventory of accessible files. Miss Frances Dorrance Wilkes Barre directs data gathering for the record. Dr James Na Rule calls it the department’s most valuable historical production. Also notes Soviet Russia has about 20 million Moslem subjects.
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