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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1936
Page
10
Miss Louise A Manget, student at Oberlin Conservatory, presents a senior piano recital with Violinist Reber Johnson and violist Edgar Aldee and cellist Aldrih Waistr. The program includes Bach concerto arrangements and Brahms quartet Op 69 with piano and strings, at Warner Concert Hall in Oberlin on April 24, 1936.
Scout Circus stages a camping scene on the Sandusky floor under W. Hart southeast District Commander. A camp with an Indian teepee lean-totems poles shelters and sleeping bags will be shown. Scouts will form a large council fire sing songs and end with a dawn bugle and departure.
The Capitol Theatre presents Colleen with a star lineup including Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Jack Catie Joan mdeil Hugh Herbert and Louise Fazenda. The musical film showcases a broad cast and lively musical numbers in a popular current release.
A comedy of college life headlines Dreamland with Frank McHugh as coach leading a cast of comedians. Cece Youth weighs 245 and the scene centers on a lively campus setting. The piece hints at a turning point as OCC men gain progress amid lighthearted mischief.
In Tulsa County, Tom Cra Nearo faces a five count charge as prosecutors outline alleged misconduct. The case involves local authorities and ongoing legal proceedings with both sides preparing for court appearances.
Oberlin College announces a senior recital this Friday featuring a student performer. The event highlights the final year program and showcases a diverse repertoire.
The National Reemployment Service office reports springtime demand for domestic workers in Loraim County. Franklin M. Harbour oversees reemployment efforts at Murray Ridge School. Recent visits include Mrs Ciistor Simms and daughter Patricia with L Dutell family, along with Mrs John Hoffman and son Donald of Cleveland, and Mrs Allen Hoffman of Marietta.
The office reports women are asked to join in daily horse cleaning tasks and men are referred for home work. This spring shows the highest demand for such labor since the office began. It also notes India as a major global sugar producer after Cuba.
Announcement explains National Want Ad Week promoted by the Association of Newspaper Classified Advertising Managers. It highlights Want Ads as a trusted, regulated, and enduring community service, with examples of how ads connect people to jobs, rentals, and goods, and urges readers to study and use Want Ad columns this week.
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