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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
3
In Bruges, Abbe Th Moreux rejects radio wave theory linking currents to France weather. He cites 1869 onward statistics showing long-held belief in climate normalcy shifts over centuries, noting May rain, hot summers, and evolving ideas of what is normal.
A cautious analyst notes that in the given time frame many factors could shift, citing historical patterns and the likelihood of gradual development affecting outcomes and expectations. The remark emphasizes uncertainty and the need for ongoing monitoring.
Social rounds around Butternut Ridge road highlight a Saturday gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs George Goodyear for Highland Christian church board members and families. Guests roam Lorain and Cleveland counties with birthday toasts, farewells, and weekend dinners as townsfolk share meals outdoors, visit Toledo, and plan church activities for the year.
In 1982 New York a masked performer called the Pre-war Lady captivates Roger Scarlett and Dick Stoddard as they recall wartime days. Emilia Valary, poised to star, stirs love and rivalries with her musical talent and beauty while Robin and classmates face present dangers and future choices. The scene shifts between a dance and memories of overseas service with tensions of class and ambition.
The Elyria Church of Christ guests Friday evening at Mingi Nottydean Greene’s East River Road home enjoyed an outdoor supper and wiener roast with eleven attendees. Lakewood visitors Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sturges and Mr. and Mrs. Kenyon Sturges and daughter joined Ralph V. Acker’s family at Butternut Ridge Road. Lola Wojack and Arthur Perkins visited Mrs. CG Hopkins Monday afternoon. Dolores Tait was weekend guest of Dora Andress on Butternut. Sunday marked the twenty-second wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Ward and the thirteenth for Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kolbe, celebrated at the Kolbe home in Brownhelm with both families in attendance. E. E. Durkee of North...
Elyria and surrounding towns feature a string of social visits and dinners. The list includes Eaton and Mrs. Bert Eddy visiting Clayton McMullen at Elyria Memorial Hospital, and numerous hosts and guests of families on Butternut Ridge road La Grange and Grafton roads in and around Elyria.
Mildred Kruger of Ridgeville was a Sunday afternoon guest of Mr and Mrs Charles C Smith at their home on the Grafton road.
Ray William B. Robinson, three years pastor of the First M. E. Church in New London, transfers to Kent Ohio. Kent’s Rev. C. R. Bair will become New London pastor. Conference report from Wooster notes the switch was driven by Kent parishioners seeking a young pastor for 1200 college students. Robinson also presides over the local Rotary Club. Burton V. Wirehar will lead temporarily as vice president until new arrangements are set.
Classes begin with 568 total registration, five more than at start of school. The Glee Clubs under Anna Heistand begin their season with three clubs and two girls and one boy club. A new high school band forms for activities. The Tattler, the school paper, will publish its first issue on Tuesday Sept 27, Edw. Co. Rasmussen leads the project. About eighteen former Boy Scouts form the nucleus of a local troop with Kellay Oseborne leading.
Miss Elza Cummings of Akron left for home Monday after visiting at the William Goldsmith home. Mr and Mrs J W Motach and son of Galion were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A B Ev en 80 n Or and Mrs Byron 8 Cranston, who have returned to their home on South Main after a week's fishing trip to Michigan.
Raleigh NC August reports an unusually large contingent of red haired players on the North Carolina State College football squad this fall. Capt William Red Baspey centers, Red Utley and Red Stevens guard tackles, with Red Blair possibly at the other tackle. Red Goodwin and Red McAdams are the two redhaired halfbacks behind the line.
Allentown report notes John Rohrer, a breed er of great danes, has capitalized on the Lindbergh kidnapping. He has sold more than 500 dogs to buyers in the United States and abroad who seek guard animals to protect children amid the Lindbergh tragedy.
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