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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1936
Page
17
New York’s Radio City area, once mocked as an eyesore of empty stores, redeveloped after opening into a vibrant hub. The conversion revived the district, drawing tourists and reshaping commerce, with the Empire State Building and broadcasting studios becoming key attractions.
Health note argues digestion improves when addressing underlying intestines issue rather than patching symptoms. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are described as a safe vegetable formula aiding bowel function without griping or pain. Sold by druggists in 30c and 60c sizes, to be taken at bedtime for relief.
A fragmentary reminiscence covers figures from radio and film eras including Frank Fay’s return to Holly wood and a shift from studio exile to a star of a sponsored radio program. The text mentions Barbara Stanwyck, Gracie Allen, Fred Allen, and others in social reels at Lindsy’s, noting marital ties and career turbulence, with hints of labor lectures and Parisian echoes shaping public life.
A young flyer quits a tea in Paris to rush to Newark for his first air voyage to Hollywood. He tells Miriam Hopkins he is flying to fight his first coast, and that all he can hope for is success.
Large Easter service attendance at the Litchfield Congregational Church featured Sunday school children recitations and choir numbers. The Rev F H Schott spoke on The Life Eternal from Job 27:3 as families and community members visited and hosted guests from Medina Elyria and Cleveland during Easter observances.
This guide by Jacqueline Hunt outlines a nightly facial routine emphasizing cleansing, light cream application, and massage to keep skin soft into middle age. It recommends a bland soap, cool water rinse, tonic, and gradual use of heavier creams for drier or wrinkled skin, plus weekly treatments like tub bath, manicure, scalp massage, and a stimulating mask to boost circulation.
A large crowd gathered at 1 M.oE Church for Easter services. The altar was decorated with potted plants and flowers. Soloist was Miss with accompaniment by West. Baptisms included Hath Searss, Robert Sien Harrison Boyd, Carre Beese, Richard Thomas Dean, and Wo Smith who joined the church. Pastor Rev. H. J. Bond delivered a short sermon. Local Workers Association held an April PTA meeting, featuring a program after the business session and refreshments.
Caroline Jay faces a clash of love and duty as her mother arranges a Lake Erie vacation with Henry Avon to pull Caroline away from Garret Cas sidy. A hidden note and a missing elderly resident threaten revelations while Caroline hopes to escape unscathed.
Sun ernoon visits and Sunday guests fill the LaPorte area recollecting Mr and Mrs Caris Ackerman Mrs Joseph Dandrae of Lorain and others. Florence McCarty visited Jamd Friday, Charles Me and family attended, Litz family moved to Jennstown Pa, Remshak family Lorain were guests, Sunrise Prayer meeting attendees listed.
A damaged ad fragment touts Standard Drug Co offers about 41 cents worth of medicine for bringing a coupon and mentions Old Mohawk tonic. The garbled text references stores in Washington and Bread and implies discounts on tonics and sleep aids, with unclear pricing and terms.
Mrs Harnish and daughter Dorothy Kiamut visited Mrs Earl Litz. Mrs Leroy Rhone and Mrs J G Mors were Sunday guests of Mrs Earl Litz and family. Mr and Mrs George Palmer, senior of Griswold, visited Mrs S C Hurlbut and family Sunday. Herman Smith of Butternut Ridge called on Mr and Mrs C Ackerman Sunday evening. William Hil recently discharged from Elyria Hospital after four weeks. Guests at the home of Mr and Mrs O B Rea Saturday evening included F H Lewis Remshak and Ackerman, Mrs J G Morris and Beese.
Ned Parker has been quiet for two weeks amid troubling times. Family members, including Sirs, recall past events and note ongoing concerns surrounding health and well being in the community.
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