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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1932

Page

6

New York Saloon Echoes Walked Era and Modern Speak Easy Contrast

In an old New York saloon near Avenue A, a visitor recalls 52 years of its life. The scene shows a family-run bar, aging patrons, a girl with a tin bucket, and a radio as the only modern touch. The piece contrasts this crude, nostalgic saloon with murderous speak-easies and reflects on Budd clothing and other memories.

New York Avenue A Karl Kitchen Metropolita Antiques Noth'g Sutton Lace

No More Gas in Stomach and Bowels

An advertisement promises relief from gas in the stomach and bowels with Baalmann's Gas Tablets. It claims to ease anxiousness, heart palpitations, drowsiness after meals, bloating, and cold extremities by preventing gas from affecting circulation, and urges purchase of the genuine yellow package at C. W. Phillips.

Baalmann C. W. Phillips

Community gatherings and club activities noted in Spencer

WBA members meet with Mrs Moore for a quilting session and a covered dish lunch. Golf 4-H Club plans a summer picnic at Hice's Dam with instructors and mothers. J T McCourt recovers his health. Local residents attend Air Races in Cleveland and Moose meeting in Cleveland. Spencer Grange to hold a social Thursday with games and sports after a regular meeting.

WBA Oc Moore Harry Hange Charles Fuller Hice’s Dam Ali J. T. McCourt Sherman Kramer Akjdm G. L. Emerson Dewey Greggs Welliaméton Lon Rush F. I. Miller Wis Cloyde Taylor and Son Woos Gratton Crai Ahler N. E. Fuller George Hartman Brighton Charles Maclaren Cleveland Frank Miller Milton Miller Bath Vina Bechtel Toledo A. H Fuller L. H. Stroup Moose Spencer Grange

Local residents at fairs visits and weekly gatherings

A long roster of area residents visited fairs and attended events from Columbus to Toronto. Community members like Mr and Mrs Sidney Sooy, Mrs Susie Ream, Mrs Claire Miller and many others spent time with relatives, traveled for fairs, and took part in church and club activities.

Sidney Sooy Frank Sooy Columbus B A. Stroup Robert Cleveland McKinneys Hornell N. Y M. EB Homer Sepy Walter Rook Toronto Anna Gassinger Doylestown Frank Miller Millard Fuller Clncego S Rose Mantz Sharon Center Mantz Charles MacLaren Ralph Miller

Rock Gardens and Their Place in Landscaping

Rock gardening described as an art shaping garden design. Two photographed examples show a retaining wall rockery and a water pool setting, with glass effects and an artificial rock garden capturing natural feel. Central Press supplied the photos from Good Housekeeping studio with architects listed.

Rock Gardens Central Press Good Housekeeping Helen Koues Dwight James Baum Henry Ives Cobb, Jr A. A New York Myron Hunt Los Angeles C. Herrick Hammond Chicago

Grafton Class Entertained By Mrs Woodings

The Women’s Bible class of the M E church enjoyed a royal afternoon at Mrs T Woodings home in Grafton with devotionals by Miss Viola Lawson and an election of officers led by president Mrs E W Richard. Prizes went to Mrs Weesley Tran and Mrs Elizabeth Cousins. fifteen members attended along with visitors.

Grafton Women's Bible M. E Church T Woodings E. W. Richard Viola Lawson A. Bernath Edith Tran Marie Fieden Lawson

Democracies and the balance of need and affection

The remark notes that democracies tend to swing with public feeling, yet when need and affection align they behave differently. It highlights the complexity of popular support driven by practical necessity and emotional ties shaping political will.

Litchfield social notes list visitors and upcoming changes

Litchfield residents report summer visitors from Cleveland Detroit and Bowling Green. Lawrence Halladay undergoes another operation at the Cleveland Clinic. Families hosted or staying with relatives include Marsh Damon Oberlitner Ashur Chapin Canfield and Hoffman households. So-We-Sew Quilting Club cancels this week's meeting with date to be announced and a well attended meeting noted.

Edwin Kiefer Cleveland Vedina George Damon Lawrence Halladay Cleveland Clinic George L. Marsh Detroit Michigan Claribelle Zimmerman Bowling Green Oberlitner Nellie Caft Hildreth Huston Ashur Chapin H. B. Jenne Russell Canfield Tom Duckingham Grafton Carl Hoffman Arthur Canfield Mallet Creek Arthur Law

Sunday night supper menu hints and apricot tart

Household hints describe a Sunday night supper featuring a potato salad centerpiece with ham and chicken slices, tomato stuffed crab meat balls around a decorative platter, and apricot tart. Directions cover making apricot gelatin beverages, tea cubes, and chilling beverages, plus care tips for clothing and removing water spots.

Local Ladies Benevolent Meeting News and Activities

At the annex Thursday afternoon the Ladies Benevolent society held a business meeting alongside the missionary program. Eight girls performed a folk dance and song Planting Rice, followed by The Friendly Nurse presented by several members. A reading by Mrs. Gott preceded a four dollar missions collection, then a solo by Frances Lloyd and refreshments.

Ance Ladies Benevolent Society Annex Arlene Rindfield Marjorie Dorothy Holmes Pauline McDonald Evelyn Holmes Ruth Petersen Winifred Adler Norma Werner Ruth Long Allene Werner Thelma Muller Frances Lloyd Hazen Landfried Genevieve Burrer Helen Fahrian

Spinsters' Reception Deters Burglars in Ocala Home

In Ocala Virginia two burglars 25 year old Doc Wright and 22 year old Columbus Quisenderry were repelled by three elderly spinster sisters 63 73 and 60 who fought back with an axe and rocks. Wright was struck on the head and both intruders fled and later were arrested. The sisters' home suffered extensive damage as rocks and missiles were used during the failed break in.

Ocala Doc” Wright Columbus Quisenderry Annie Goad Wright

VET HITS ROCK GARDEN MARKET IN WISCONSIN

World War II veteran Fred Anderson in Rock Spring Valley Wisconsin turned an unemployment setback into a small business profit by discovering an outcrop of rock marked with white crystals. He sold the material to builders of rock gardens as a marketable decorative stone.

Rock Spring Valley Wis Fred Anderson

New Theory Traces Michigan Name to Ottawa Words

John C. Wright argues Michigan derives from the Ottawa word Michiganning meaning old clearings. He links the term to Ottawa garden plots and orchards along Lake Michigan between Harbor Springs and Cross Village and urges restoring Indian landmarks and creating an Indian museum.

Michigan Harbor Springs Mich State John C. Wright Wright Herbor Springs Cross Village Lake Michigan

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