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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1932
Page
12
The Bungle family traveled to Newberry Michigan while Mrs. Longbon plans a short stay to avoid hay fever and Mr. Longbon will return later in the week. The piece notes numerous local social visits, church and club activities, garden and livestock details, and community notices from Berea area, including reunions, baptist and methodist group events, and county fairs.
A stream-of-consciousness dispatch from New York reflecting on Adolph Menjou, flappers, fashion, nightlife, and urban changes. It names Kenyon Nicholson, Pavlova, Ring Gardner, Lardner, and Booth Tarkington while noting rising taxes, empty lots, and looming bank pressure. The writer weaves satire with social observation and sly anecdotes about shops, writers, and urban life.
In Columbia on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Milo Stearns held a grove picnic for four couples from Olmsted and Elsha. Motorists Mrs. H. C. Hunter and brother Gilpin visited Clarksburg, W. Va., last week as Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Crocker spend time at the State Fair in Columbus. William Mayer hosted August 24 birthday guests for Leona Mayer including Miss Coletta Schwartz of Parma Ross Churchward and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Reisinger. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Zacharias on August 24. J. H. Longbon's name appears in fragmentary notes.
Misses Mildred Pallas and Marguerite Streicher of the West Carlisle 4‑H Senior Sewing club Jolly Hustlers left as delegates from the county 4-H clubs on September 1 in West Ridge.
In Okanogan Washington a horse thief narrowly escapes hanging amid wild west lore. Coy McKinney reports. Workmen Clear Park Philadelphia landscape to make way for 20 statues funded by Ellen Phillips Samuel's will of 1913. Each statue depicts American history costing 25 000 dollars. The article notes unprecedented global unemployment.
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