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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1936
Page
7
Police sought help in locating John Tusik of 149 Woodford Avenue who has been missing since Friday. Described as 14 years old with a height of 5 feet 6 inches, a weight of 137 pounds, and light complexion. his landlord reported the disappearance.
Local residents and guests are listed visiting relatives and friends across towns. Mr. and Mrs. Latteman with sons Robert and Clarence visited Fostoria. others called on residents in Oberlin Elyria Berlin Heights and London Kentucky. Several families, including the Bauman, Coultrip, Coates, Unger, Cook, Crawford, Manning and Ries, entertained or were visited over the past week. Many trips extended to Boston Mass and Chisago.
FLOSSIE Martha Bauman of South Amherst was mentioned with Saturday activities. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Bennett visited Beulah Beach. Leon Mapes of Elyria joined the Horns for an evening supper. Mrs. Rex Lees and Helen spent days in Akron visiting relatives. Mrs. Schert and children of Lorain joined the Ries family. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lateman and Mary Vivian Lateman visited. Walter Davies Bertha Kellogg and Elizabeth Page of Elyria were guests. Thursday at the O. C. Sanders home.
A sprawling column notes a sun‑up watch from Central Park, meetings with Dean Cornwell and Junius Morgon’s son, and sightings of Cirque at Worth posters. It covers Elsie Robinson, Mae Murray, Fannie Horse, and poet Qeden Nash, plus Dempsey’s hospital banquet honor, Bert Williams memorial talk, and early 1930s Harlem cultural ideas.
Beverly Sitgreaves, a distinguished multilingual actress, recovered from a nervous breakdown and rose to fame in French Italian and English theatre. She studied in Paris, appeared with Sarah Bernhardt, led the first English theatre in Paris, and toured Australia and Africa. Noted as a dramatic coach, she starred in The Square Peg, The Devil's Disciple, and Two Fellows and a Girl, with radio work and a rugged career ending as she never married. Born Charleston, South Carolina, April 1?
The passage mocks entertainment and society figures from the 1930s. It references Lady Milford-Haven, Coney Island hot dogs, Amos and Andy, Julia Anderson, H. G. Wells, Joe Cook, Max Schmeling, and a wave of editorial office humor. The tone is satirical and epigrammatic.
The Capital Theatre opened yesterday with San Francisco a film that promises to be one of the most talked about screens in many months. It stars Clark Gable Jeanette MacDonald and Spencer Tracy in a romance filled tale with music and comedy.
Avon August gathering at Center Road home of Mr. and Mrs. William Fisher featured card games with prizes to Mrs. Ed Klingshirn and Mrs. Charles Wilford. Lunch followed. Next meetup set for two weeks at Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dechant. Also listed were church guests from Avon Lake Penfield Warren Ridge and North Carolina.
The mayor of Elyria Ohio proclaims Wednesday August 5 as Elyria Day at the Cleveland Great Lakes Exposition. He urges residents to attend the festivities and support the event.
The home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Brown hosts visitors while Mr and Mrs Willion Dawley of Quberlin called on Avon friends Sunday. Miss Lola Roller of Columbiana is visiting Mr and Mrs Ira Gough and family.
Newport Beach and Catalina establish reciprocity with material exchanges. Newport Beach ships rock to Catalina to fortify its port areas while Catalina ships sand to Newport Beach to enhance its bathing beaches.
Randolph Scott and Frances Drake lead in the drama on the highways And Sudden Death now showing at the Lincoln Theatre The story drew inspiration from a famous digest article that raised national awareness of traffic tolls months ago
The Frisco Utah ghost town once with 6000 residents and 100000000 in liver output now stands empty. In Findlay post office a drinking fountain froze as outside temps reached 103 degrees, Postmaster W T Ault said the mechanism went haywire.
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