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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1934

Page

10

Luminaire lighting system installed at local hospital

Hospital superintendent Frank W. Hoover announced the Luminaire, a shadow free heatless operating room light developed over 25 years, replacing the 1908 Elyria Memorial Hospital setup. The system includes skylight natural lighting and four emergency units to ensure operation continuity during storms or outages.

Elyria Memorial Hospital Frank W. Hoover Hoover E. F. Alien

New York Column Delivers Quick Glimpses of Notables

A brisk August musing traces bustling New York life through snippets about bankers Sena tor Pat Harrison and Cecil B. De Mille, vaudeville figures Rae Samuels and Jane Froman, editors Carmen Snow and Ward Morehouse, and personalities like Gene Tunney and Paul de Kruif. A passing car and a curbside shout cap the lively, overheard sketches.

New York Pat Harrison Cecil B. DeMille Lillian Roth Rae Samuels Warren William Brushy Billy Rose Washington Square B. m. Rolfe John Bunny Hex Harper's Bazaar Carmen Snow Society Folk At News Hendrik Willem van Orient Thyra Samter Winslow Daddy Browning Columbus Gene Tunney Paul de Kruif Jane Froman George Jessel Gus Edwards Ward Morehouse Central Park South

New York lunchers, writers, and critics drift in a changing scene

The essay surveys faded luncheon clubs and shifting social hubs in New York as entertainment figures, press workers, and literary crowds disperse to new venues and pursuits. It notes persistent groups like the Dutch Treat and contrasts old era scribes with modern foibles and restless newsroom reorganizations. It mentions Will Cuppy and George Kelly among others and ends with Harold Ross and James Thurber observations.

Wall Street Broadway Astor Hunting Room Joe Weber Lew Fields Sardi’s Lindy’s Coffee House

Court benches resemble church pews in federal room

In Salt Lake City the federal courtroom received benches that look like church pews and are labeled pews to match their appearance. The setup evokes a pew-filled impression in the hall of justice.

Salt Lake City Utah Federal Court Room Hall of Justice

Green apples and tragedy at Akron swim scene

Sahs ry 15 drowned when he went swimming despite Bly mother's wishes and part of a stomachful of green apples. Authorities report the incident occurred in Akron as a fatal accident involving a young swimmer.

Akron Sahsry

Farmer James Ford Injured Attempting Bull Nose Ring

James Ford a 45 year old farmer of Fultonham was seriously injured when a bull became angry as he attempted to twist a ring into the animal's nose. Police or local authorities reported no further details. The incident occurred in Fultonham on the date noted in local records.

Zanesville James Ford Farmer Fultonham

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