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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1932
Page
6
Dr Gary C Myers urges youths who left school to return or pursue further study. He notes changing job prospects and argues for continuing education through night classes correspondence courses or college. He emphasizes self discipline, community value, and the payoff of finishing high school or pursuing advanced training despite age gaps.
Carmella Jaurez, an 11 year old crippled girl unable to swim due to infantile paralysis since age five, returned from a Chicago camp near Burlington, Wisconsin, where she learned to swim. She joined 200 other disabled children from Chicago at the summer program.
La Grange residents share a busy week of dinners and calls as Arthur W. Jones hosts Charles H. Nichols and Lyndon chapter plans a September 19 meeting. Ellaborate parties honor G W Robbins. students depart for Kent Normal. local teens visit family in Elyria and Cleveland.
The Farm Woman's Club will hold an all day session September 22 at the home of Mrs. Mary Ober in Kipton. Austin Mandeville will enter East Tech this week after visiting Cleveland with Leonard Trask. The Camden Baptist Ladies' Aid met at Frances Perkins home with about 30 at supper.
Camilla confronts Gus Matson about his manipulation and a dangerous lie involving Peter, Avis Werth, and a flight to Paris. He hints at destroying a statue to boost his own status, then reveals a plan to confess only to Camilla, who fears a bruising impact on Peter's trust. The pair consider future revelations and loyalty.
Peter suppresses emotion after Camila’s loss, embraces work and Avis. Avis inflames his feelings, leading to a lingering kiss and a promise of future meetings as they head toward Paris. The tale shifts from heartbreak to a calculated creed of success and controlled passion amid cruise ship voyage details.
Brighton residents hosted Sunday guests as families and friends shared visits across Wellington Lorain and Norwalk. The community noted attendances at funerals, seeings in Elyria and Cleveland, rentals and reopenings of local businesses, and multiple travels for schooling and shopping.
At the Amherst South Flower Show the PTA praises the display judged by J Clifford and assistants from Middle Ridge. Talks cover roses from Lorain gardens, garden club organizing, and Lyceum Court October plans. Prizes listed include table decorations and mixed baskets with multiple exhibitors noted.
Miss Norma Merchant has enrolled as a freshman at Oberlin College. Russell Allsop left on Wednesday for Oxford to enter his junior year at Miami University. Lewis Kilmer is taking a business course at the Oberlin School of Commerce. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Gainok and the Misses Elizabeth and Mary Gainok are visiting friends in Michigan this week. Mrs. Helen Baker is vacationing at her Lorain home from duties with the Lorain Automobile Club. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander and children from Elyria called on Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibson Wednesday evening.
A Lake Avenue Community church meeting elected officers for the coming year. Pastor Régarend D. P. Fulmer declined re election. Finance committee members named Walter Schmidtkons J H Hogan Robert Taylor R A Shryock Elmus Croskey. Treasurer Mrs R H Collier secretary Mrs F Croskey pianist Mrs Robert Taylor assistant pianist Mrs Howard Hulse ushers Charles Leonard Alfred Res Elmus Croskey.
A Lake Avenue school reception for teachers Kermit Lieby Laura Van Wagner Florence Hinea and Della Lyndes was held Wednesday night in the school auditorium with over 100 attendees. Welcome addresses came from L C Hecock J H Hogan Mrs Harvey Green and Norma Crandall. A flower show by pupils and a musical program featured performances by Gordon and James Collier Robbie Cromling Professor Henry Gilbert Ruth Provosnik and others. The fern in Miss Van Wagnen's room won the most parents. A new group instruction program for piano and violin led by Mrs Hecock will occur outside school hours. Refreshments followed. next meeting October 1.
Sunday morning services planned with Sunday school at 9 30 and morning worship at 10 45 led by Reverend Fulmer. Miss Marguerite Goodwin of Adelbert Avenue attends Miami University as a sophomore. Mr and Mrs Charles Clough of Cleveland recently called on Mrs Mary Collier and John Garrett.
Dr Edwin B Frost once director of Yerkes Observatory claims he can read temperature by cricket chirps. By counting chirps in 13 seconds and adding 43 he determines the local temperature. The blind astronomer visited Rochester New Hampshire to view the total solar eclipse through relatives.
Fredericksburg Masonic Lodge No 4 to celebrate Washington birthday by initiating George Washington a descendant of the Washington family in Caroline county. The candidate agreed to join the lodge and be initiated on November 4 in a local ceremony with the mother lodge venerating George Washington.
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