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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1934
Page
13
Fragmentary OCR text lists show titles and program notes for a station schedule. Mentions Broadway Blits, Breakfast Chat, Lele Girls, S songs and children, with uncertain names and times.
A D A R report from the state convention in Manefield Ohio details Elyria parks, noting a 16,000 tree nursery, 1,000 trees transplanted, 400 nut trees, vines and wildflowers, a guards for blooms and game, 100 fox squirrels and other wildlife, feeding programs for 41 bird varieties, and local efforts to curb coon damage and protect birds. Y M C A and Boy Scouts camps add thousands more trees, while members promote feeding boards and tree stewardship along streets and highways.
An advertisement touts Kruschen Salt promising renewed vigor and weight loss after a few days. It claims users regain zest, feel spry, even dance again, with a half teaspoon daily in hot water freeing the system from toxins and acids. Philips' Drug Store and other druggists sell Kruschen.
The report celebrates Mrs. O W Greene and the Garden Club for extensive plantings and river bank restoration. It lists trees and plants including Austrian pines, junipers, red barberry, viburnums, roses, crepe myrtle, and perennials, with details on wild flower plots, rock garden work, and donations to a local home.
Members of the Daughters of the American Revolution in the local Woman's Club contributed to charity this year. Mrs. C. W. Greene organized the Red Cross lat ter drive and served as publicity chairman while on the Executive Board. The group, numbering thirteen, created 285 garments for the Red Cross and supplied 769 quarts of milk to preschool children. Chapter donated $5 to the Red Cross for needy children.
A girl who failed in a chosen city returns as star witness in a crime plot targeting prominent figures. The Rivoli Theatre opens Sleepers East tomorrow in a tale of ambition, danger, and justice.
Richard Khen leads a Marine detachment into the jungle to rescue stranded schoolchildren only to find they are grown debutantes in Come On Marine at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow
Boys who set a pile of leaves caused a grass fire at Denison and Garford avenues yesterday afternoon. The blaze ran out of control before firefighters arrived, but was quickly beaten out with brooms by the firemen.
Camden report details a feud between Cavallieri and Kisselman over political signs and yard art. A pig, wolves, snakes and a toad appear as part of the dispute, priced at 400 dollars, reflecting ongoing neighborhood tensions. References to fur trade and tropical climate notes in passing.
Mrs. K C Peterson of 324 Kens on avenue pleaded not guilty to violating the city traffic ordinance when arraigned before Mayor W H Vanoster in police court. The case was continued to April. A warrant sworn by Sterling L F Schreffler of 108 Harvard avenue led to the arrest after a collision between cars owned by Peterson and another party on Foster avenue. Harry Albrecht of 213 Spruce street testified.
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