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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
11
In New York on September 3, a humorous river diary recounts a talkative narrator and Herb Roth fighting waves in a canoe on the Hudson. The piece blends comedy about near disaster, mosquito swarms, and playful barbs as waves threaten, with a closing note on Italy’s 300,000 registered automobiles.
Dr. F. M. Sponseller of Elyria Ohio lists quick treatment options for fissures, fissures of the Vistula? Colitis and varicose veins with no work time lost. Office hours include Tuesday 1:30-4:00 and 7:00-8:00, Saturday 1:80-4. 622 Elyria Savings & Trust Blog.
Old Timecar nostalgia meets modern festivity as Elyria car dealers announce a prize for the oldest automobile in the area. Cars must run on their own power and not be owned by dealers. Entries hailed for a Broad Street parade Friday Sept 16 with comedy prizes to follow.
North Russia reports social visits from Mrs. Fred Berg and daughters Hazel and Jeanette to the Schroeders in Amherst. Several Amherst residents hosted kin from nearby towns. Attendees at the Crystal Beach Farmers' Picnic included Bergs and local families. Wellington Fair attendees and 4-H calf winners are listed among area residents. The article closes with a note on colonial New England courtship and a remark on global economic division.
Penfield residents Jay Hart P E Davison Lewis Jones Lawrence Hetts C E Dickason Karl Andrews Corie Lang George Hastings and C E Waltz of Elyria attended the State Fair. Mrs Lydia Richmond celebrated her 80th birthday in Wellington. Huntington Grange members lectured at Penfield Grange on Sept 7, with a large crowd urged to bring sandwiches for supper. Thomas Myers, 87, died Aug 31 at his son C M Myers home after a cancer illness. services were held in Spencer. Various brief notices list local visits and travels, with several residents and relatives visiting, vacationing, or attending events including the State Fair in Columbus.
Sheriff H D Smith and Marshall Roy Campbell investigated a daylight burglary at the Marett residence west of town. Entry via window and forced back door allowed theft of garments, suitcases, jewelry, and food from the kitchen. Items belonging to Miss Mildred Eby of Savannah also missing. No arrests or further leads reported.
Birmingham and area notices list church services at 9:45 and 11:00 with 10:45 Sunday School, led by Rev. George T. Hanna and Dent superintendent roles, plus piano and choir details. A stream of brief personal updates covers visitors, travels, and small-town engagements in Lorain, Elyria, Detroit, and Houghton Lake, including retirements and transfers.
MIDDLE RIDGE Sept 3 Mr and Mrs R H Hearn with son David and daughter Marjorie attended the Hearn reunion at Edgewater Park Cleveland on Sunday. Mrs Mary Eppley and others called at the Bechtel home. invitations issued for Adelats Kolbe and Willam Prescott wedding at Emmanuel Evangelical Lorain Sept 14.
South Ridge notes report no preaching Sunday due to the absence of Rev. I. H. Amore on vacation. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. George Kuittle at a Hickory Tree Grange meeting in Amherst. John Stang and family visited the Blue Hole in Castalia after trips to nearby areas. Other items note air races in Cleveland, visits to relatives, and picnic gatherings at Crystal Beach with local residents and families.
North Olmsted hosts a Labor Day program on Sept 3 with Hon. W. R. Hopkins as speaker. Music by the North Olmsted Community Band and Mt Zion Church Men’s Chorus. Afternoon games include Herald Limpert’s Independents, Dematine’s C and L, and Frank Heiser’s Firemen with indoor events and races for children.
Members of the Busy Bees 4-H club met at the home of their advisor Oliver Kolbe on Wednesday evening for their regular gathering. Ezra Bauman and family visited Denver days with Mrs Schmitkens' brother before returning home.
A local Home Coming organized by three North Olmsted churches features contests such as bean race, women’s shoe race, rolled pin throwing and a 16 participant pie eating event. Prizes are promised for all races and stunts. Central committee includes Rev. J W Kuyper Rev Louis Lowry and Rev Clyde L Kuhn with a welcome committee led by Mr Frad Tuttle and others.
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