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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1928
Page
7
Frances Kirkwood, a Long Island matron, is spotlighted in a district attorney release about a sensational confession linked to her marriage to a famed star. The report frames gossip as a catalyst in the scandal surrounding the couple.
An eighteen year old named Janet Mary James aspires to star on Broadway after her mother dies at her birth. She navigates managers, romance with Ballard and rival Desius, and a dramatic turn as Goldstein touts publicity while planning a Madison Square Garden show. Janet faces manipulation, triumph, and a dramatic stage debut as readers follow her ascent.
About sixty winders of the reel led by Jim Armitage gathered at Spring Valley Country Club Sunday afternoon to form a Elyria casting club. Cleveland Casters members including Eddie Braddon A A Trimble Wade Shrumm and George Lock demonstrated plug casting and exhibitions with Trimble breaking his world record for plug severacy casting with 99.9. SC Sehorndorfer hosted on his estate with events on the lake and fairways then golfers and diners at the club house. A further meeting will organize the group soon.
Miss Mary Louis and Mr and Mrs J A Hull and daughter visited Miss Sarah Horton. Mrs B H Zimmerman returned home after weeks with her daughter. Mr and Mrs Arthur G Mills and Mr and Mrs Walter Green toured Canada. E W Ryder and son Ralph visited Will Hunt home at East Cleveland. Mrs Mary Perry joined later for the stay.
A flurry of calls and visits fills a Wellington area week with relatives and friends appearing at numerous homes. Ruth Waite visits cousins in Baris while Mr and Mrs A D Crocker of Columbia were callers at R E Campbell’s. Sarah Horton remains bed bound as Sut shows improvement. Clarence Crause and family plus Miss Alice Bailey of Lakewood visited the Schubert home. Mrs E H Ryder and Mrs W L Geston called in, with more drop ins including Miss Helen McRoberts. The M E Sunday school held a picnic with 73 attending at Waeger’s grove. Herbert Miller and his parents spent the weekend with the Kruger family. Frances Bond from Cleveland visits her aunt Mrs B L Schubert. A birthday party for William Schubert was held in Russia township. Women’s circle of the Community church met at Mrs Roy Brase’s. John Preraft and family from Elyria called on A L Waite. Mrs Oscar Smith of Oberlin and Loren Smith of Alliance joined others at various gatherings. Vernon Norton and family, G L Waite and family, and A L Waite’s relatives attended the funeral of Fiora Jones in Wellington.
Rev and Mrs Clinton Garvin hosted guests from Grand Rapids and Cleveland. Mr Cheney hosted his nephew from Racine. John Wherry visited his uncle Knowles in Ettria. Mrs S W Kelner to host Methodist Aid on Aug ith with noon dinner. Edward Haines and daughter of Lakewood were guests of H S Gott. Amelia Adams visiting Elyria. Carrie Outts of Cleveland visited Mrs H M Powers. Ann Spicer had toe nails removed in Cleveland. Jeannette Halliwell hosting Lucille Lang from Eaton. Frank Wolcott attended a theater party in Elyria with refreshments at his home.
A local stop at 80 Oberlin Road in Elyria announces it will operate through the night. The notice highlights extended hours for late travelers and residents seeking late service.
Mrs Kerreth Law has been sick this week visiting her mother from C Ing for her Baptist and Methodist churches with a gathering at Rice's Dam on Spencer. A peace supper followed swimming and contests. Mrs Will Benjamin improves from arthritic pain. Mr and Mrs Jesus Kinz and Dorothy returned to Oklahoma. Mrs James Nichols sent to New Philadelphia due to her mother’s illness. Mrs O R Martin and Mr and Mrs Henry Abbey hosted Indiana relatives. Dana Martin’s 21st birthday celebrated with dinner by Mrs Paul Hastings. Grandson visits from Amherst. Rev and Mrs H Sward touring the East report heat. Mr and Mrs Guy Amshary on a moor trip in New York state. Judson Spicer hosted a Wistaria club chicken dinner. Recreations and a planned Akron picnic. Mrs Stella Hendricks and children Doris and Warne visited Cleveland. Eleven members attended a meeting. Road work begins on the Penfield LaGrange road with detours. Akron-Elyria trip via River Road noted. Mr and Mrs Gleason McClellan and daughter visited L A McClellan. Jade bead strands worn by Seattle Chinese community to ward off hay fever.
GUELPH Ontario Aug. 15 Here at the seat of Canada s largest agricultural college one finds a spirit of optimism among Ontario farmers. They are prosperous with few complaints and view farming as developing and expanding rather than crippled. Political adj...
The article notes cross border production and cheaper Canadian labor enabling branch factories. It cites Saskatchewan with 17,900 farms and 106,599 automobiles and trucks. It discusses price parity on non export farm products, milk and butter tariffs, and how grain and meat crops fetch world prices similar to the United States.
The shore facts are not an argument for free trade but support midwestern farmers who claim high tariffs and protected labor impose a needless hardship on staple grain and livestock growers.
A New York specialist introduces Narito as a safe pain reliever for neuralgia neuritis neuralgia and rheumatic pains. The ad claims quick relief with a money back guarantee if pain persists after a few doses. Available at Muir's Cut Rate 413 Broad St.
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