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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1936
Page
5
A collage of brief comments on telephone sales, local politics, delayed vital records, and public notices. It includes an Virginia paper quote about postponed births and deaths, mentions officeholders, and jokes about diplomacy, bellhops, smoke nuisance, and cautious signing.
In South Bend the Collegian notes a speed cop confrontation as a plebe panics over a Notre Dame pennant. A scene in a Flannigan home features a maid pushing a cart with light refreshments and a humorous misnaming of a push cart as a tay-xagon.
A brief radio schedule notes Walter Logan and orchestras led by Busse and Elza Shalilert. Includes Amer. Leg. Pro and Amer. Leg. Fro. listing programs on the 167 WEA TM network with orchestra credits and guest mentions.
A class of nine girls and seven boys was presented and confirmed at St Peter s Evangelical and Reformed church in Amherst on Sunday. The event drew over 500 attendees from nearby towns. a 223-name roll call followed the evening reunion. The service featured sermons, choirs, and a display of historic Bibles, with attendees from Oberlin Elyria Lorain Cleveland and nearby areas. The day included multiple religious observances and services across local congregations and a dense schedule of Holy Week events.
Mr and Mrs Hd Lenman of 7 Church Street entertained at dinner and supper in compliment to their daughter Edna Mae who was confirmed at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed church. A list of guests includes Mrs l Gatz and Doris, Mr and Mrs Joann Lehman, Mr and Mrs Arthur Lehman and family, Mrs Emily Novak and Vivian, Mrs Leomas and Eleanor, Mr and Mrs M D Pollard, Mr and Mrs H B Miller of Lorain, Mr and Mrs W C Krause Penfield Junior H H Hamiston Birmingham, and Ed Lehman and daughter Edna Mae. The Sorosis Club meeting scheduled for Thursday evening has been postponed one week to Thursday April 15 at the home of Mrs Luddon Kreeger Cleveland avenue with Mrs Clayton Springer assisting. Hospital news notes Stephen Moyer of South Amhorse suffered several fractured ribs while at Cleveland Quarries Saturday and was admitted to Amherst Hospital. Mrs Rurande Pelton Vermilion.
Kirky deciphers a cryptogram that names treasure buried ten paces from a stone cairn on Skeleton Island. The note, reading long with longitude and latitude, ties to Captain Santrey and Drumm and suggests Audrey may inherit the island if Harding dies.
The report notes a woman hospitalized after delivering a baby girl Sunday. Social items list supper guests and visits across Lakewood, Elida, Oberlin, Lorain, Amherst, and Elyria, naming families such as the Hollands, Wreezer, Berger, Hahn, Ernst, and Menz and noting rural and town connections.
In Watsonville California unemployment among dance teachers rose as WPA recreational efforts failed to find a single clog dancing instructor to lead the district program.
A 17 year old junior at De Vilbiss High School admitted speeding before the judge and was ordered not to drive two cars until after the 1957 commencement exercises.
A chaotic film note describes a haunted crook and a boy with a dog in Tough Going at the Capitol Theatre. Jackie Cooper Joseph Calisia and Rin Tin Tin head the cast in a noisy, action driven screening that blends mystery and adventure for local audiences.
The Dreamland Theatre opens tomorrow with Ah Wilderness a story of an American family told in intense drama. Wallace Beery and Lionel Barrymore star in the production expected to draw local crowds.
London reveals a decade long effort to convert the Bank of England into the world’s safest bullion fort. More than £100 million is spent with five more years to completion. Vaults can be flooded by a subterranean river to deter invasion, fire, riot, or bombardment. Only two men guard the vault secrets.
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