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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1932
Page
13
A vivid portrait of Annie Chambers of Kansas City writing a groundbreaking biography titled An American Madame. The piece notes a prodigy Octavus Roy Cohan Jr, 16, expert in railroading details, and recalls overheard maid quotes, hotel isolation, and a Grand Central souvenir pearl heart glimpse as the era’s charged atmosphere unfolds.
The Eaton Sunday school Intermediate class held a party at Mrs Edith Rice home with games and refreshments for Kenneth Watson of Ridgeville and Carl Mezurek among others. A violent storm Saturday damaged farms, silos and trees across the area while air trip observers reported views of Cleveland and Terminal Tower. Nearby notices list visits from Cleveland and Lorain residents, a bonfire accident recovery, and church talks by Migg Hicher and Park. Reverend Hicher preached September 4 on Christ as transmitter of God's love.
In New York on September 9, artists once prospering from magazine illustration endure a sharp downturn as demand shrinks and costs rise. Many top illustrators lost substantial wealth and studios, with some returning abroad while others await better days. The piece cites figures of millions lost in hours and notes sharp criticism from critics.
In sixty years at one farm William H. Seiter Jr 71 has threshed about 1 250 000 bushels of wheat and oats. He was awarded a gold medal upon completing his fiftieth year of service and has missed only one year on a single farm. Robbers paid bus fare as four Negroes stopped A B Rodgers on a highway near Hot Springs Arkansas.
A ripped local fragment notes a theft where a man was robbed of his pocketbook and automobile. The assailants demanded two dollars and told him to use it for bus money to go to Hot Springs.
London dispatch reports Lady Nancy Astor, American MP, excusing an official luncheon. She telegraphed regrets that she cannot attend due to her six children and work. The message notes the line about teachers’ holidays and her duties.
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