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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1932
Page
7
The Jewish New Year opens at sunset Friday marking year 5693. It starts Tishri the seventh month, a holy season including the New Year, Day of Atonement and the Feast of Tabernacles. The observance centers on prayer, memory, and repentance with ram’s horn blasts in synagogues.
A meditation on vanished individuals like Colonel Raymond Robins and Dorothy Arnold. The piece weighs the eerie, inexplicable nature of disappearances, considers causes from amnesia to kidnapping, and notes the public’s uneasy fascination with these unresolved cases.
The Elyria Home for the Aged marks its Second Annual Donors and Founders Day in the afternoon session at the home parlors. Bishop H Lester Smith will honor early founders and donors, with music by the Cleveland Methodist Ministers Quartet. Notable participants include Rev E J Bond Rev C B Ketcham and Rev C B Hess. Memorial buildings trust gifts from D C Boyd and Taft family are noted, drawing attention of over 175000 Methodists in eastern Ohio.
A collage of poems, quotes, and civic musings reflecting sorrow, virtue, and humor. It recalls memory of figures like Phoebe Couzins and Pasteur, comments on honesty, traffic enforcement, and a note on St. Louis postal trucks replacing an aging fleet set to finish by 1933.
Today in history and anniversaries list notable births and deaths. Prosper Merimee born 1803, Arnold Guyot born 1807, Frances Willard born 1839, George W. Peck born 1840, Georges Clemenceau born 1841, Kate Wiggin born 1859, with 1850 flogging abolition noted.
The Belden Ladies Quilt Club and husbands gathered at the Mennell home on September 22 for cards and a repast of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Nesbett Hosler Gest Seckt Myers and others. The Homemakers Club meets September 28 to assist with a Red Cross cloth distribution.
The Wes. Ames class of the M. E. Sunday school was entertained at the home of Miss Mary Shively on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hebo of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs. Harry Hahn several days last week. Lewis Noll of Cleveland has been spending a few days with his brother, John Noll.
Mrs E O Pallas and Mr Charles Pallas from Griswold Road Elyria head to Cleveland on Sunday. Wrights from Middletown Pa join King family for Sunday dinner. Dewer and Dewer children from Ashtabula visit Albert and family. Phyllis Behnke of Erie weekends with Hazel Behnke. Pulleng NY guest C T Hulse visits Howard Huse family. Ralph Miller visits Berlin Heights friends. Bernard McCartney of Elyria calls on Mary Collier and John Garrett. Carl Jenkins of Elyria visits Victor McMullen. Rollin Behnke family from Erie spend weekend with William Behnke. R H Collier visits Sandusky friends. Clyde Pixley family and Catherine Marlett attend Mrs Marlett’s birthday party at West River Road home.
Rivers bring fresh water to seas and oceans carrying dissolved substances. Over countless centuries these inputs accumulate, giving oceans their saltiness rather than a single source.
The path to securing securities lies in ensuring wealth is produced._growth in output is presented as the foundation for financial stability and investment trust.
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