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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1921

Page

10

Village Sleuth at Colonial Sables Country Boy Sherlock Parody

Charles Ray stars as a farmer's son turned amateur detective in A Village Sleuth a Paramount release produced by Thomas H Ince at the Colonial Theater The film follows his departure from home to seek work and solve a mystery amid a case involving a sherlock Holmes style plot with Winifred Westover Lew Irison and Donald MacDonald in the cast.

Charles Ray Uth Thomas H. Ince Charlie Armer Sherlock Holmes

The Scoffer opens at American Theatre amid strong praise

Review notes Allan Dwan’s drama The Scoffer as a standout of the season with powerful performances by Mary Irma no, James Kirkwood and Beery among others. Plot follows Dr Stannard in a journey from prison to redemption aided by a devoted woman, amid moral and religious conflict.

Allan Dwan Jom Brill Mary Irmano James Kirkwood Th Beery Rhea Vitchell Philo Sullough Ward Crane Eugenie Sever Bernard Durning John Bur Georgie Stone Dwan Stannard One Kur Richards Richas Wayne Jan Hards

Dreamland Showcases Gloria Hope in The Texan

Gloria Hope stars opposite Tom Mix in The Texan at Dreamland. The film adapts James B. Hendryx’s novel and is produced by William Fox. Hope plays an Eastern girl who discovers love for the wild western adventure, with her red hair a noted challenge in color.

Gloria Hope Tom Mix The Texan James B. Hendryx William Fox Dreamland Theater Tr Fg

Elaine Hammerstein Delivers Natural Dramatic Power at Strand

The Strand presents Pleasure Seekers with Elaine Hammerstein as Mary Murdoch, wife of a reformed but tempted husband. Hammerstein’s calm, firm handling of a tense confrontation shows human, not theatrical, truth as the plot tests fidelity and resolve.

Elaine Hammerstein Selznick Strand Theater Mss Hammerstein Mary Murdoch Mary Miss Hammerstein

Rialto Sunday Show Pleases Attendees With Strong Bill

Pleasant Sunday weather drew crowds to the Rialto with an all round bill of features. The program was notably good and earned warm applause from patrons.

Rialto

Boy Scout Island Camp Near Defiance Opens to Troops

Scout executives plan a free summer camping site on a Maumee river island near Defiance after purchasing a 25 acre tract. A ferry with overhead cable and athletic fields are under setup for Northwestern Ohio troops within 75 miles, inviting Toledo Fort Wayne and smaller communities to use the island reservation unique in the Central West.

BOY Scouts Sfcurf Maumee Boy Scout Northwestern Ohio Walter Buchholz Scout Couer Defiance Walter Buchhorg Toledo Fort Wayne Central West Roy

Reginald Heber Dies in 1826 Same Year as Adams and Jefferson

Reginald Heber author of From Greenland's Icy Mountains died in 1826 the same year that Presidents John Adams and Thomas Jefferson passed away. Heber 1783 1826 joined a rare trio of defunct statesmen and writers linked to early U.S. presidency milestones.

Reginald Heber Greenland Icy Mountains John Adams Thomas Jefferson

Grafton deputy game warden nets fifteen for fish violations

Vermilion report notes 15 residents along the Vermillion River near Birmingham were questioned after sighting two men with poles. The pair turned out to be game warden Holcomb and a companion, illegal spear fishing admitted. all agreed to pay 25 dollars plus costs.

Grafton Ars Vermillion River Birmingham Waden Holcomb Holcomb

Woman seeks clerk job. endorsed for county election board

Mrs Jennie Franhela won the Republican executive committee endorsement for the position of clerk of the Hancock county election board a role traditionally held by men.

Jennie Franhela Republican Executive Committee Hancock County Eeption Board

Bank to Liquidate Citizens Banking Company in Shreve

Stockholders vote to liquidate Citizens Banking Company of Shreve with all depositors paid in full. Most depositors transfer accounts to The Farmers Bank. Otto Troutman, cashier of Farmers Bank, assists in the liquidation.

Wooster Citizens Banking Company Shreve Farmers’ Bank Otto Troutman

Norwalk Merchants Aid Police and Firemen Credit

Norwalk merchants agree to extend credit to city police and firemen lacking funds, delaying pay until September while Huronco Soldiers Relief Committee forms with John W. Lee as president and J D Cook as secretary. Triangular track meet with Norwalk Sandusky Tremont postponed by rain. Over $5,000 raised for Near East relief in a campaign closing yesterday.

Norwalk Huronco Soldiers’ Relief Committee John W. Lee J D Cook C D Miles Sandusky Tremont High Huronco J T Henderson Oberlin Business College Calfornia Steuber Irene Hessler H F Hessler Benjamin Barnes Wakeman Mason Ty

Ohio farmers face price declines curbing purchases

W F Callander, statistician for the Ohio Farm Bureau, notes farm product prices in April 1921 are about 50 percent below April 1920 levels, except wheat, with hedging on labor costs and high prices for equipment. He urges price equalization and better financing as farm income drags.

C .H Haddox M. S. Stag Columbus Ohio W. F. Callander Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Mallander Bureau of Labor Callander Ohio River Lucas Cuyahoga Mahoning Franklin Hamilton Montgomery

Army code by General Myer enables long range signals

General A J Myer devised the army code allowing messages to be transmitted fifteen to twenty miles. The system enables one man to communicate with another using a telescope for visual signaling.

Iternational News Service United States Army A J. Myer

College Girls Embrace Bobbed Hair at Wellesley

Wellesley Massachusetts April 25 Women at the college shift from traditional long hair to bobbed styles driven by convenience and the lack of hair nets. Even the News Board adopts the cut, with students joking about Paris fashions while enjoying carefree, netless looks.

Byternational Wellesley Mass Wellesley College Wellesley College News Board Paris

Elyria Briefs Highlight Early Daylight Saving and Park Etiquette

Sunday in Elyria included daylight saving starting ahead of schedule and residents noting the shift. Park visitors are urged to dispose of old paper and bags in available receptacles to keep areas neat. April continues its mild stretch as May approaches.

Sponge brigade raids blind tiger in Kansas City

International News Service reports a prohibition unit in Kansas City Kansas forming a spong brigade led by Assistant Attorney General Roy Hubbard. Agents raided a suspected blind tiger while Mrs Markewich smashed a stone jug. The squad salvaged a quart of home brew hooch as five men and Mrs Markewich faced federal charges.

Operte South Line Electric Road Joseph Delamater North Dakota Joseph Eaton C P Wickham Councellor Ohio National Congress of Mothers and Parent-teachers Association North Fairfield International News Service Kansas City Kan Prohibition Enforcement Bureau Roy Hubbard Kansas Markewich Spong Brigade

Silk Stockings Battle Cotton Use In South

In Greenville South Carolina April 25 a movement to boost cotton values launches. Women in the region are urged to wear dresses made of cotton fabrics only despite silk being common in the south. Gordon Cobb mill superintendent started the effort, with the Greenville Chamber of Commerce backing it and other cities to follow. The rumor says ribbon sweaters may be fashionable this summer.

Greenville South Gordon Cobb Greenville Chamber of Commerce

Isadora predicts Russia to produce artists in future

Paris reports Isadora Duncan believes a mysterious force will one day yield Russian novels, poetry, music and dance. She says she will not go to Russia to teach Bolshevik children, noting Paris favors jazz and foxtrots over Beethoven.

Russia Isadora Paris Russa Sants Duncen Chrysalis Isadora Moscow

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Sables Ray Harles Ray Omas H. Ince Paramount Picture Great Britain Dreamland the Texan A. Paris Arte Oleta Young Northern Ohio Railroad Lou System of Bakeries Lorain Dry Goods Co New Home Market Broadway Lorain Sun Maid Motion Picture Attractions Charles Sleuth COMED Torchy Scoffer Owen Bannon ST. John Elyria Briefs Thomas H.ince Village Sleuth Nick Carter Sherlock Ha Hick Fiees Elyria Agnes Christine Johnston Jerome Storm Chet Lyons Joseph Bennett Doris Baker Tarzan Tomorro the Leader Shoe Co Broad St M.E. Perry GEO. G. Peairs Dist New Area Mutual Life Insurance Co Comea Citizens Gas
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