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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1936
Page
14
Dan Faulkner of Akron, Democratic candidate for Congress from the Fourteenth district, will be the principal speaker at a LaGrange Townsend Club meeting on Wednesday, April 29. Refreshments will be served.
The Ridgeville Townsend Club will hold its next meeting Monday evening in Ridgeville. A Cleveland speaker will feature the program and the public is invited to attend. The notice appears in Ravenna.
Radio listings for WTAaM WHR WEAR and Cleveland stations outline Saturday and Sunday programs. Highlights include 5:00 PM Blue Room 3, various musical acts and talk shows across 1320 6:00 PM and 1390 1390 stations, plus parade and dance bands. Local Cleveland stations WGAR WIAY and WEAR present Sunday airings noting German Italian music and sign off.
Fragmentary text shows a music and theater schedule with multiple names and venues. Mentions of Walter Loran Mos, Hal Smith, Orphan Ale Muck Rexers, Ozark Rove, and Paris Radio appear among scattered concert and orchestra references, without coherent narrative.
A ragged collage of obituaries, incidents, and stray anecdotes from a local paper. It mentions James T. Flower Jr. and a war era defense tale, a misfired chair causing an ankle injury, literary asides about Hawthorne and Carly, misaligned printer work in Scotland, a violent accident with a revolving saw, early anesthesia claims, and assorted neighborhood notices from Hamilton and surrounding towns.
The fragment recalls Maximilian era notes about a Dutch empress and a Genevan figure with notable facial hair. It mentions an elderly woman from Pulowa and a 1852 account of Mademoiselle Bois de Chene showing a strong black beard at age 15, highlighting curiosity items watched by czars and courts.
North Elyria Orange members gathered Thursday evening at the Lake Avenue venue for a large meeting focusing on degree work. Mrs W Schaeffer listed as contact. program details were limited as ceremonies occupied the hour. refreshments followed.
A Cleveland wedding united Miss Helen Campion and Russell Heineman in the bride’s home on By Avenue. The ceremony was performed by Pastor of Bethany Church with about fifty relatives present. After a short trip the couple will reside with the groom’s parents at 699 Burger Avenue while Columbia relatives attended.
Agent the past three weeks with her daughter Mrs P W Heineman returned to Strongsville. Rev and Mrs J H Jones of Brighton visited Columbia errands en route Saetee Cram d Teseumd Mrp urerse Walkden and Mrs James Cather attended the funeral services for Miss Mary Lay of Omsted Wednesday. Mrs Frank Wise tove her niece of Brunswick to take part in the Meditta Count CURSE at Mailer Creek Saturday, and visited former neighbours Mrs Sarah Harvey and George Brasses who formerly resided on Marx Road.
The Chatham high school announced six weeks honor roll recipients: Frances Elliott, Mary Dodge, Evelyn Clifford, Carole Walkden, and Leerber Juniors. Lathan Clifford Kin and Aldis Cleveland presided. The East Side Rose Junior Class presented a three act comedy last week with a cast led by Pop Schlagenheimer and Rosie Schlag enkeimer, among others. From East Side, Albert Schroeder placed second in Geometry, Evelyn Clifford first in French, Frances Elliott second in French, and three more students qualified for a scholarship test: Albert Schroeder, Evelyn Clifford, Frances Elliott. Briefs note Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jamerson.
In Hicksville six nephews conducted funeral services for William H. Grover, believed due to Grover’s friendship with Rev. Fred Annakin of Cecil. Grover had hoped Rev. Dunabhin would officiate. after services the nephews served as pallbearers while Grover’s close ties are noted.
A newspaper story by a veteran newspaperman stars Fran chot Tone and Madge Evans. The feature titled Exclusive Story debuts tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre, promising strong performances and period prose.
Hard riding fast shooting romance and drama mix in the new Hop Along Cassidy adventure Call Of Prairie opening tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre starring William Boyd and Jimmy Ellison as co features.
Mr. and Mrs. James Mattieely hosted Miss Margaret Walkden and Miss Bernice Ramser for an afternoon and evening gathering in West Salem. The group attended a banquet for the Lodi Auto Club Tuesday night. Choir practice is scheduled for Monday evening at Carl Packard home.
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