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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1932

Page

10

Disappearance Case Ties Elizabeth Kotal to Secret Marriage

Police learned that 18 year old Elizabeth, daughter of Mrs Kotal, left home Saturday and did not return. Investigations showed she and Benny Lupinski, of Shear street, secretly wed in Pennsylvania a week earlier and were living at 146 Oak street with Mrs G Sheppard employed.

Dan Cupid Kotal West River Street Elizabeth G. G. Sheppard Park Avenue Benny Lupinski Shear Street Pennsylvania Oak Street

Radio Programs Across Cleveland on Aug 13

Eastern and Western area stations list varied programs from 5:43 p.m. to after midnight. Shows include Don Amado's Band, Goldbergs, Whiteman's Band, Kay Donna, Chandu the Magician, Ruth Williams, and many orchestras, with times and station marks across WAM, WHE, WGAR, WGY, WLW, and others.

Cleveland Don Amado The Goldbergs Golden Strings Richard Crooks Horlick Gypsies National Radio Forum Tylers Kay Donna Whiteman Moss Jones Jack Jal Roger Bellevue Stratford Austin Wylie Snyder Reis and Dunn Vaughn de Leath Chandu the Magician Isham Jones Tito Henry McLennon Sam Kate Smith Manhattan Serenaders Mills Brothers Paris Lombardo Charles Carlisle Austin Jake Eddie Duchin McKinney WGAR Prince Lowell Thomas Stebbins Jones and Hare Jacobs Death Valley Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra Donald Nevis Harriet Lee Bots WGY Lee Ralph Kirbery Rogers WIZ TCO Amos Andy WLW KBE McCrary Brothers KDA McCoy WABC Funny Boners When Sid Gary WGR WGH Fray Braggiotti Barlow Symphony WRON Duchin WEBNS Sissie Ball Room Orchestra Arnheim Akron Wade Stduia Fynns Boners Henry McLemore Sineim Colonel Bud Manhattan Boswehr Charles Carlile Freddie Martin Barrow HSER Noinnati Wlw Netherland Place Ees Southern Stingers Magics Cotton Queen Lloyd Hunter Mike and Herman Atcon River Hutley

Hazy Radio Schedule Teems With Shows and Orchestras

An extended list of radio programs and performances outlines a dense August schedule featuring stations WTAW WTAM and WaM. Notable entries include Morning Devotions at 9, Banked hour blocks for “Baseball Resume” and “Sports Flash,” diverse acts from Helen Want Jimmi Azu to Don Dewhurst, and orchestras led by Abe Liman, Isham Jones, Maurice Goldman, and Harold Stern. The program reads like a bustling listings page with multiple time slots, performers, and varying genres across daily segments.

A.M Stavior Ms Ods Annabella Javasa Danis Dat Ree Ate Household Institute L. S. Army Band Wings of Sorg WTAM Jack Bud Classi Vutcetes Moss L'Lt Sports Flash Weber Blue Room Dorothy Berlin Garden Melodies the Stokers Waldorf- Astor Don Amado Ray Perkins The Guidbergs Blackstone Plantat T Wealter Smith Baudgi J Ed Wynn Band Art Jarrett Orchestra Larry Revell Sports Review Time Theater of the Art Pau Whiteman Orch Ben Amados Dick Snider Minute Man Melody Parade Helen Helen Board Nuts Mary K. Browne Sound Towners Don Dewhurst Ethel and Harry George Halls We Song Parade Sh—Prinr Livestock Report Rhitim Kings Mowe Star Revue Rich Treussheepers Tecital Boston Popular Revue Virginia Arnold Skippi Chandu the Magician Ozzie Nelson Abe Liman Kate Smith Joe Palooka Crime Club Isham Jones Symphony Maurice Goldman Chandy Jake Harold Stern Morey Brennan

Education chief urges civics via reading golf and motoring

Hartford official Dr Ernest W Butterfield, state commissioner of education, says high school pupils can become better citizens without special technical or academic prep by being taught newspaper reading golf bridge and motoring. The Eskimos called themselves the people.

Hartford Conn Ernest W. Butterfield

Gorilla Ship at Rivoli Theatre Today and Tomorrow

At the Rivoli Theatre beat, Gorilla Ship delivers fast action on the high seas with betrayal, brutal captains, and a gorilla captain. Gorilla Larsen pursues women while a drifting group and Mrs Wells face his advances as the drama unfolds aboard a harsh vessel.

Rivoli Theatre Gorilla Larsen Mrs. Wells High Seas Larsen

Left Over Ladies at Rialto Theatre

The Rialto presents Left Over Ladies based on Ursula Parrott’s Men tor Magazine piece. Claudia Dell stars with Marjorie Rambeau, Walter Elston, Alan Mowbray, Roscoe Karns, Rita Lakey and Dorothy Revier in a story about greater female freedom set in a short film drama style.

Rialto Theatre Ursula Parrnott Mentor Magazine Claudia Dell Marjorie Rambeau Walter el- Ton Alan Mowbray Roscoe Karns Rita Lakey Dorothy Revier

GAYNOR-FARRELL SCREEN MIXUP AT CAPITOL THEATRE

The comedy The First Year features Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell in a farcical climax where a staged kiss turns into a mock fight. The Capitol Theatre runs the Fox romance as the audience enjoys the mistaken tase moment.

Janet Gaynor Charles Farrell Fox Capitol Theatre

Police Hunt Man Missing Nine Days

Police search for Joe Boss a 55 year old resident of 325 Lodi Street missing since August 6 was reported by Mark Smith railroad foreman at 132 Huron Street. Boss had prepaid August rent and was believed to carry about 39. He stands about six feet tall and weighs 150 pounds.

Joe Boss Lodi Street Mark Smith Huron Street Boss

Wellington Reservoir Upgrade Planned in August

Following Wellington Water Works superintendent C. E. Gadfield's recommendation, the Board of Public Affairs will raise the dam two feet on all sides and cut down the north hill. The area will be sodded, rocks improved, and the deeper reservoir will yield clearer cooler water. Work likely after harvest.

Wellington C. E. Gadfield Wellington Water Works Board of Public Affairs Gadfield

Wellington Eagles Triumph Over Nova Merchants

The Wellington Eagles dominated with strong pitching by Davy and heavy hitting from Harold Prosser to beat the Nova Merchants by a 3 to 2 score on Sunday at the local fairground diamond. A large crowd attended as Oberlin driver faces DWI charges after a crash near town.

Wellington Nova Merchants Davy Harold Prosser Wellington Eagles

Obrigs depart and attend Toledo Legion convention

Obrig and fanny began their trip home to North Dakota this morning. They accompanied Mr and Mrs Obrig as far as Toledo where the Obrigs joined the Legion convention. The ten day vacation for William Lashley ended when he was recalled to work at Illinois Steel Co in Chicago. Mrs Sara Curti¢e cared for him.

Obrig Fanny North Dakota Mrs. Obrig Toledo Obrigs Legion William Lashley Sara Curti¢e Illinois Steel Co Chicago

Local Social Roundup from Grafton and Elyria

Mrs Ida Grigsby and Miss Hattie Bartlett of Cleveland and Mrs Dwight Bartlett of Grafton visited Mrs D A Swartz on Wednesday afternoon. Families from Elyria, including the Bakers, Stegmzens, Schultz, and Bearer, joined Sunday gatherings and a Swartz family reunion was held at the Lake County Grange Hall. J L Beesing is ill. Suzanna Kelley visited Mrs A Bernath on Banks road. Clifford Schultz was in Elyria.

Grafton Ida Grigsby Hattie Bartlett Cleveland Dwight Bartlett D. A. Swartz W. E. Baker Glenn Bobby Wilson Elyria Marion W. H. Stegmzen Harold William Wm. Buckingham Harry Swartz Swartz Lake County Grange Hall John Schultz Helen C. H. Schultz Harry Bearer J. L. Beesing Kate Kelley Suzanna A. Bernath Banks Road Clifford Schultz

Local residents host visits and social events this week

Mrs Elizabeth Schwarer suffers tonsillitis. Thelma Barth from Lima spent the weekend with parents Mr and Mrs Henry Barth. Mrs P H Rogers visited Lima last Sunday to stay with her brother Harvey Cleverdon and family. Many locals attended social gatherings including Lot-a-Lot Club at Mrs Gertrude Schwed, a picnic by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Whitneys Grove, and various calls and visits among Barth, Rogers, Cleverdon, Toghill, Johnson, and other families in the area.

Elizabeth Schwarer Thelma Barth Lima Henry Barth P. H. Rogers Harvey Cleverdon Miss Barth Claverdon Lot-a-Lot Club Gertrude Schwed Odd Fellows and Rebekahs Whitney's Grove Ralph Hoffman Allen McClellan Rocky River Marie Fieden Vivian Martin Wellington Ernest Toghill Adelbert Clifford Chippewa Lake James Smith Ida Artress Lorain Clair Rawson Elsha Smith Alta Johnson Ruth Brooks Cook Oberlin Rogers John Barth M. E. Sunday School Guy Durkees Woods Guy Whesler Cleveland Anne Tomasheska Emma Cleverdon Dewitt Munsing Lodi Stace Anderson Lakewood Laverne Toghill Estella Harrison Glenn

Fear Strikers Plan March On Illinois Mines

Taylorville Aug 15 A clash of arms fear and mobilization as 2000 striking miners threaten to march on coal mines in Christian County. Sheriff Wienke deputizes 1000 citizens while business leaders and American Legion drill in hastily formed units. Mines operate under the new wage scale reducing pay from 6.10 to 5. Officials plead for restraint and Gov Emmerson may be called to send troops if violence looms. The area resembles an armed camp with patrols tear gas and barricades.

Taylorville Christian County Charles H. Wienke American Legion Ilinois Springfield Beaid Gillespie Midland

Local Families Visit Rosenska and Vermilion-on-the-Lake

Mr and Mrs W D Johnson and sister Miss Alta Johnson visited her father Lawrence Rosenska last Sunday. Mr and Mrs R J Krugman and children Doris and Richard of Cleveland also visited. Misses Emily Knight and Flora Monske spent last Sunday at Vermilion-on-the-Lake.

W. D. Johnson Alta Johnson R. J. Krugman Doris Richard Cleveland Lawrence Rosenska Emily Knight Flora Monske Vermilion-on-the-Lake

First railway whistle marked Leicester line centenary

The Mid Lands line between Leicester and Swannington, built by Robert Stephenson, celebrated its centenary. It notes the first use of a steam whistle on this line, replacing the need for a hand horn.

Leicester England Midlands Swannington Robert Stephenson Britain

Arrest truck driver in Elyria for overloaded load

Police officers Barnhart and Barnhart arrested James Hrumley of Fort Wayne Ind for operating an overloaded truck. He was allowed to proceed to Cleveland to dispose of a dairy product load with permission to return to Elyria for trial today. Every green plant is a sugar factory.

Ernest Barnhart L. Barnhart James Hrumley Fort Wayne Ind Cleveland Elyria

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