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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1932
Page
6
The article advises hay fever sufferers to compare their condition with neighbors, notes that vaccine treatment relieves about one quarter to one third of patients, and suggests options for attacks. It covers vaccine efficacy, climate changes, pollen filters, and humorous plane anecdote, plus local society notes and upcoming school opening.
Kipton residents report a busy week with visits to the Ohio State Fair in Columbus and attendance at Camden Baptist church where the Elyria colored mixed chorus performed. Local attendees include Mr and Mrs Conrad Salzman and daughter Saville, Mr and Mrs Dean Betts and daughter Laverne of Milan, and many from nearby towns. A soul stirring message by Rev Sattle followed several sacred selections. Nearby families hosted visitors from Clarksfield and Oberlin, with Elyria shoppers also noted in the column.
North Ridgeville residents recall old tavern days as Leo Gerhart uncovers an historic well for a new road. A high mass united Gerald Bommer and Miss Josephine Ternes at St Peter's Church with a Western division silver tea hosted by Mrs N R Bartlett drawing thirty guests.
Camilla and Peter endure a sleepless dawn amid guilt and doubt after a tragedy. She urges him to enter his immigrant sculpture in the exhibit to redeem itself and their reputations, arguing its unique merit may win even if others doubt. He resists at first, then agrees, hoping to honor her and himself with the entry.
An author notes artistic risks in a Paris style exhibit with nude sculpture entries while Peter Anson doubts the piece will stand out. Amid competition, entrants favor ancient goddess and garden pieces, with Peter hoping his own figure might win. A museum visit and a busy weekend follow with local gatherings and family reunions noted.
A long list of visits and gatherings across Elyria, Avon Lake, Ridgeville, and nearby communities. Residents attend teas, corn roasts, and family visits while travel to Pittsburgh, Brady Lake, and the State Fair is noted. Illnesses such as appendicitis appear alongside moving notices and hostings.
Henrietta Sept 3 There will be no preaching services at the Evangelical church Sunday morning as announced earlier Rev Clayton Sweet of Bluefield West Virginia was called home due to a relative death Mr and Mrs Frank Cooke of Oberlin who have just returned from New York City are mentioned among attendees
Murray Ridge items note Sunday visits at Blue Hole Castalia and Cedar Point trips. Families including Stang Budd Pitcock and Eldred share reunions with relatives in Norwalk North Olmsted Vermilion Lorain and Elyria area. County Home services held Sunday afternoon. Elyria Twp Tax League met at Lake Avenue School.
Pittsfield notices report the McConnell reunion in Wooster with families of Ed, Will, George, and Amon McConnell. Other items note choir practice by Wisdom Seekers and Wi nots, visiting grandmother Roger Jones from Milan, a Tucson visit by J. B. Ward and Alice with Mrs. Ward, class entertainments by Mrs. A. L. Waite, and R. L. Jordan hosting children including Fred Jordan and Ida Jordan with mention of Mentor’s mineral resources.
Social items list local visits birthday parties and gatherings with families from Wellington Huntington Henristts Lakewood Oberlin and Lorain. Notable entries include arrivals at Crystal Beach and a visit to Hopkins Clinic in Cleveland. The page closes with a reflection on the ancient science of public health and the role of public opinion.
Reverend Armington of the M E church preached at the Community Church last Sunday. Prof Cowdry will lead Sunday morning services September 4. A union service will be held Sunday evening at the Hast Oberlin church with the M E B and Community churches of Pittsfield. East Oberlin will handle singing. The Sacred Heart church served dinner to nearly 500 at the Campbell Park picnic last Sunday.
Local notices report John Baumann hospitalized after a hit and run. Mrs. H. Brooks remains seriously ill. Quarantine ends for scarlet fever cases, and George Farr and son host six horses with two firsts and three seconds. Numerous visits and outings around Oberlin include Davidson, Krueger, Kenchenrither, and Campbell families with friends at Cedar Point and Vermilion-on-the-Lake. editorial note quotes about science views changing.
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