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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
3
April 24 report notes prominent department members in the city scene, with focus on their roles and presence. Early today observers described officials and leaders gathering in a notable event, signaling ongoing activity within the department.
Two bombs rocked the city injuring none of the officers but shattering the home porches of Police Sergeant Patrick Holland and Police Captain William McMaster. The blasts prompted the entire police department to search for attackers, with two racketeers taken to headquarters for questioning. Both suspects had been active in liquor and vice law enforcement, and detectives warn the underworld aims to strike officers.
Over 300 attended the St Johns Evangelical church Philathea Bible class program at the Town Hall last evening. An orchestra including Russell Plato Harold Mishka Joe Lahiff and Dennis Reynonds performed with vocal selections by Reynonds. The costume song Nobody Knows What The Next Style Will Be drew laughs as various styles were shown. The Kitchenette Reserve with kitchen utensils amused the crowd. The Borrowers Day playette followed in a pleasing presentation. The Amherst Study Club met at Mrs J H Schibler s Cleveland Avenue with 18 members discussing Greece and papers on Athens Sparta historians Orators Philosophers and Alexander the Great. Plans were made to attend Lakeside Federation at Lakeside July 16 and 11.
A rundown of local society events includes Security Benefit Association and Eag its AUACATS meetings at halls this evening with hoped for good attendance. St Ann's Society will entertain Miss Mary Bauer at St. Joseph's school hall Thursday afternoon. Ruth Grugel injured wrist from a broken milk bottle. Dr Wisemay treated and applied clamps. Mr and Mrs Wittig host Methodist Sunday School orchestra rehearsal at 7:30 with social time afterward. December January February Birthday club held a tureen supper at church parlors. High school students sign up for next year study courses. Brownhelm High commencement May 23 with Charles Cookson Urbana schools as speaker. ten graduates listed. Holy Nama Society plans Parmadale orphans campaign commencing tonight with 35 on hand.
The Lorain-County Federation of Evangelical Women's Unions will hold an all day session in St. John's Evangelical church in South Amherst on Thursday. Representatives will attend from Elyria Lorain Valley City Amherst and South Amherst. Rev. Schmidt.
The Marys First Talkie at The Theatres Of Capitol features Mary Pickford in Coquette, Broadway stage success adapted to screen, now showing in Wapakoneta. Lutheran Ladies To Meet at St Pauls church parlors Thursday afternoon hosted by Mrs Charles Schultz and Mrs August Sagers. Altar Rosary Society January February and March Birthday club hosted at St Josephs school hall Monday evening with vocal solos and a one act comedy. Selections by Agnes Doyle Cecilia Schmitz EB Benoit. Two course luncheon with daffodils centerpiece. SRIEFS Mrs Joseph Heathcots called to Elyria by illness of daughter Mrs O J Brown. Hickary Tree Grange Visits Oberlin. About 65 members attended including Hickory Tree and Oberlin Granges with program led by Mrs George Knittle and Francis Emerick.
The article traces Miss Bichford from stage beginnings as a mute child to later speaking roles on stage and in film. Her film debut was silent, but advances in cinema allow her to finally express herself with sight and sound in Coquette.
The Own Stock Co presents This Thing Called Love at Rialto Theater with Kitty Blake in a bright remembered performance. After viewing The Unkissed Bride, audiences may recall the Rialto show as a standout theatrical memory in the season.
The production presents a mistaken bride and a family audience expecting a happy ending. Edwin Burke’s comedy, staged at the Maxine Elliott Theatre, promises a slice of life with marital observations that charm and provoke.
A review highlights a stage production titled Thing Called Love as essential viewing for both married and single audiences, praising its exploration of romance and choices. The commentary notes the show’s appeal to men and women who have contemplated marriage or its alternatives, inviting a broad audience to reflect on love and commitment.
Mrs. Clem Moses, 335, mother of eight, was struck and killed last night in Warren Ohio by a car driven by C. H. Atwood. A stray line about Mathematica 9 appears in the text and does not pertain to the incident.
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