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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
14
The writer surveys Paris fashion halls at Patou and the vibrant scene around rue Fiorentin e, noting autumn browns, model crowds, and a vivid ambiance. He recalls age and change, reflects on Parisian life, and mentions water preferences, motor laws, and artists like Jo Davidson and Le Cremaillere. The piece closes with a literary aside and a copyright note.
In New York a late night club scene reunites Roger Scarlett and Dick Stoddard with memories of 1817 as they pursue Emilie Valaty, the Pre War Lady, and face love amid war. Amid Paris then and aboard ship, Emilia muses on love, duty, and the pull of Robin and Roger, as Dick schemes a reunion and a dinner invites. The narrative shifts to wartime politics, family letters, and social plans as officers balance romance with duty.
Mrs Albert Reusser hosted the Workers for Christ farewell party in Henrietta on Sept 27. The Sunday school class was promoted the previous Sunday and celebrated with games contests and refreshments. Guests included Ruth Angersbach Ardith and others, with yellow and white table decor.
Thirteen members of the Freshman class at Henrietta High School were initiated with ceremony Friday night. Nearby gatherings included visits by Bauman and Hawkins parties en route to California, and dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jones with attendance at Brownhelm Evangelical church. A miscellaneous shower honored Mrs. Mary Alter at Oberlin hosted by Miss Florence Payne, while church choir practice was set for the Methodist church.
Valley City news notes Cleveland visitors and weekend guests including Ed Grabenstetters and Geneva Steingass. Move of Henry Devin to Wellington and station reopening under Louis Pohzehl. Community updates cover school exhibits, 4-H prizes, Kent College student Mabel Grabenstetter, and a cancelled Valley City Spencer game.
Howard Reusch and family of Cleveland spent Sunday visiting relatives here. Little Sammy Mack sprained an arm last week and wears a sling. Miss Le Gay Hoppe from Cleveland is visiting her parents. Numerous residents from Cleveland and Elyria visited local homes and shopped. Election board nominees are listed. Community calls for fruit and vegetable donations for winter relief. Club meetings and social events noted.
South Bend resident Mrs. Mineola Koehne promotes a sock supporter with adjustable elastic bow to hide bow Leg deformity. She says her garters function like other supporters with invisible elastic filling the curve, though she works without a factory and has them made by homemakers.
The Hidatsu Indians did not cut living trees for large wood. They sourced large pieces from trees that had fallen. Primitive man linked his life to plant life and believed he would perish if plants were destroyed.
An advertisement touts SSS as a tonic to boost red blood cells and hemoglobin, improve blood oxygen, and strengthen skin defense against common ailments. It cites long testimonials and urges readers to choose the larger $5.50 size, sold in drug stores.
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