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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1936
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR mentions a forest in the Paulina foothills and a cryptic reference to John 4 and Crater Lake National Park. Details are unclear, with no clear events, dates, or individuals beyond scattered place names.
The piece recounts social splendor around a Waldorf bar, Ziegfeld showmanship, and Bernard Sobel as a key publicist who honed the Folies era branding. It notes shifts in New York hotels from costly dining rooms to kitchenette suites, and the vigilant hotel staff policing lobby conmen, with Ritz cited as a model of discreet hotel conduct.
Relatives and neighbors of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Haynes hosted a lawn supper at the Haynes home as they prepare to return to England. About 100 attendees included Mr. and Mrs. C. Schmitkouis and others. Wayne Hogan suffered a minor eye injury at the grange hall. North ria Grange women planned events for Sept 8. Miss Ethel Metager and Miss Jane Cook traveled to Pittsburgh and Wilkinsburg respectively.
Obituary notices from Lorain Ohio report Ward of Center Road dying at St Joseph's Hospital Lorain after a heart attack burial at Garfield cemetery and services at Joyce Funeral Home two residents visitations and weekend guests are listed among numerous local names including Kraimer Weber Horwedel and Br ue families with scattered travel notes and social calls across Avon Lake Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland areas.
Miss Helen Polacsek of 602 Fitleeuth Street reports strange eggs from a chicken in her flock. The first egg bore a chicklike form, followed days later by a shelless egg nearly identical in shape. She believes the two eggs came from the same hen and describes the second as a hardened york with white specks.
An old advertisement item touts a new make in win production and a sale for Dickelman Metal Criba crib. It promotes agents as boosters and offers easy terms, urging inquiries to The Dickelman Manufacturing Company in Ohio.
Johnny Farrar emerges from a Vermont background to lead a publishing house alongside Stanley Rinehart. Backed by Wendall, a bibliophile investor, the venture faces early skepticism but breaks through with their notable success. Their big book debut is the Anthony Adv which becomes a sensation.
A fragment describes a club life where Lindy Holman dominates social scenes with multiple male escorts, contrasting with a restrained, diary-like caste. The narrator recalls Uncle Gabe Waleh and rural dining humor, noting a theatrical, musical comedy atmosphere amid an Oyster Bay summer.
Wardner L A W Nixon witnessed a coyote emerge from brush with two rabbits in pursuit. He expected a second coyote to join for the kill, but none appeared and the animal vanished into the distance leaving the rabbits still fleeing.
Miss Clara Marie Huber daughter of Mr and Mrs M Huber Avon Lake married Albert Earl Hasse son of Mr and Mrs Ben L Ha Avon Lake at Holy Trinity church East Avon with Rev Leo Worth officiating The bride wore white satin and lace gown with veil bouquet Dorothy tussell attended in maize dress with turban groom Vietosi Hiu ber attended The bride is a graduate nurse at St Vincent's Charity Hospital Cleveland The groom works at National Carton Works Cleveland The wedding breakfast was served to immediate family and a few friends The couple left on a short wedding trip and will be back later
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