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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1935
Page
10
Ohio government survey committee urges economies in state printed forms. Review of sizes colors and content aims to cut costs by 20 percent via lower grade paper form consolidation and removal of officer names. Proposes price schedules contracts storage and serial form identification to save money.
A jumble of station calls and show names lists WHE 1320 WGAR 1450 and WJAY 810 with programs like Melody Hour News Science Service Connie Gates Merrymakers Breakfast Club and diverse bands led by Lyman Band Lie 70 Commanders and Block Band 3 Hogan Bard amid station shuffle and tease of new broadcasts and times.
Ohio bank deposits reach 1,051,168,0 across 462 banks, up 146 million since June 1934, with total resources at 1,216,706,133 in June, a gain of 148,337,284. State superintendent Samuel H Squire says deposits and resources show a sound banking system and fear of future upsets has vanished.
Washington and Tokyo clash over a Vanity Fair caricature of Emperor Hirohito. Ambassador Saito set to meet Secretary Hull and Undersecretary Phillips in Washington to convey formal regrets and note U.S. press freedom. Tokyo warns the issue touches national reverence and tradition.
A brief note profiles an older assistant professor of household arts at Teachers College Columbia University New York New York, highlighting a suitable cool wash frock for wear in warm seasons and referencing ongoing academic duties.
An old style advertisement promotes a dress pattern labeled 68 for sizes 14 to 18 and bust 42 inches. It highlights a jiy-fromtard back yoke, multi colored striped poplin fabric, and yardage requirements. Readers are asked to send fifteen cents for the pattern and twenty five cents for pattern and book to the Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department in New York.
Anne Sibley a Chicago debutante disappeared July 3 from Antioch College Yellow Springs and resurfaced as the "woman with the disappearing head" in a Coney Island sideshow. She says she will not return to Antioch and plans to continue life on the road with the Barker show, noting her parents are reconciled with her choice.
Approximately one hundred Leroy Chapter No. 820 Masons and families enjoyed a Vermilion Yacht Club outing hosted by Dr. and Mrs. T. H. Smith. The highlight was boat rides on the 40 foot cabin cruiser Tihoka II, with Dr. Smith and Mr. Minnie Reynolds observing birthdays. Mrs Reynolds, a charter member and Past Marshal, attended with out-of-town guests.
The first Technicolor feature, Becky Sharp, stars Miriam Hopkins and screens at Capitol Theatre. Adapted from Thackeray’s Vanity Fair, the film presents a vivid picturization of the classic novel on the big screen.
Dreamland theatre opens One Hour Late a comedy drama of office life and love starring Joe Morison Helen Twelvetrees and Conrad Nagel. Attending opening night were Grand O E Representative Mrs Carl Thamm and Mr Yramm of Elyria with Elyria Chapter officials and Crestline Ohio residents the Marquarts. Incal Women’s Foreign Missionary Society meeting at Mrs D B Barnes home on Wednesday August 7 with a 4 9 pm business session led by Mrs Henry Arnold followed by a 1 pm luncheon for members and families.
Mr and Mrs William Law rence and Mrs Lawrence's mother Mrs Fink with daughter Joanne depart Sunday for a western tour. They will pause at Topeka Kansas for a relative visit then travel to Cad ar Edge Colorado to visit Mae Roasberry wife of the late Pr MoE Roasberry a former New Londoner. Lawrence is secretary cashier for the Savings and Loan Banking s Company here.
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