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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1937
Page
9
Boake Carter paints a late evening at a stylish New York night spot where white linen, clinking ice, and soft lighting set a refined mood yet mask empty vitality. He notes middle-aged diners, the elusive young women, wary men, and a market of youth traded for pleasure, money, and image as couples flirt, duel, and drift toward disappointment.
A reflective piece contrasts youth's envy with mature society’s rules as women play a game of hearts while men chase status. An aging observer notes the fleeting nature of desire and the restraint of spectatorship. The scene ends with a waiter’s cue and a weary, ironic mood.
Avon Lake September 16 The Ladies Democratic Club met at Mrs Francis Smith of Miller read with president Mrs Romey Urig presiding. Pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs Carl Hochwalt and Mrs Harry Trigalet and Mrs Smith with Mrs Lee Oster. In a month they will meet at Jaycox Road home of Mrs Hochwalt. Lunch served. Also reported returned home from Lakewood Hospital and upcoming PTA, Legion Auxiliary meetings, and council events with dates and hosts.
Dover BRIEFS lists local moves and visits of residents. Names include Richard Howells moving to 32590 Dover road from Cleveland. Shirley Ann and Patty Cook visit grandparents on Center Ridge. Others return from Canada and Lakeside with family parties continuing through Elyria and Detroit connections.
Mrs. John Smith of Cleveland visited her sons Jack and James at the D. G. Reisinger home over the weekend. Fred Reisinger will enter Baldwin-Wallace College this week for his junior year in Business Administration. Richard Frehart and Miss Alma Nickson, also of Cleveland, spent Sunday afternoon at the Reisinger home. Mrs. Martin Beriswill had as.
Janice Flagg, daughter of Chicago millionaire Ogden Flagg, spurns family ties and a marriage offer to seek independence in New York. She becomes social secretary to Mrs. Greene while navigating rival Corinne Wylde, unrequited love for Peter Hathaway, and a chance reunion slated as holiday visits unfold.
Weekend guests included Mrs Emma Spencer and Mrs Mabel Sloreske with sons Mark and Paul of Berea. Sunday visitors at Martin Heriawil’s home included Mr and Mrs Beriswill William Peterson and Lawrence Stein from Loudenville. Clyde VerSoy of Cleveland called on his aunt Mrs Charles Wise. Clarence Wise hosted Ed Werner and family of Sullivan and Ed Yost. George Yost and two daughters were Sunday guests at Ed Brenner’s home. Harald Crawford and Billy Young of Cleveland visited their mother Mrs Ed Brenner.
Santa Rosa California dispatches note the National Reemployment Agency has broadcast all 58 counties to direct unemployed workers to come here for hop picking following the death of Mrs Delia Frantz.
Hawaiian sports experts predict that Codie Austin, a 17 year old Miss Co die, will become championship material for the University of Southern California this fall. She has already won the territorial women's amateur championship four times in succession.
Mrs. William Mischka hosts Circle 5 of the Woman's Union at Forest Street with 19 attendees. Evergreen Club discusses birthday party plans at Lorain. October meeting at Murray Ridge. Anniversaries observed for Soliday couple in Brownhelm. Community notices cover upcoming events at local churches, Cloverleaf and Concordia groups, and hospital news including two emergency admissions and local visitors.
Dr North Chr is man reports a nine year old girl in Cincinnati dying from spotted fever also known as Rocky Mountain fever. The piece explains origin in the Rocky Mountains, transmission by wood ticks and Rickettsia germ, geographic variation in mortality, symptoms, and the value of tick eradication and early vaccination with tick emulsion. It notes regional history and references doctors and public health observations.
Mrs. Grace Long marked a special birthday with a warm surprise from friends in Huntington. The gathering featured familiar neighbors and a small tribute, reflecting community ties and appreciation for Grace Long's long service.
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