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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1935
Page
6
New York gossip column traces Billy Leeds famed bravery myth from South Seas voyage to honorary tribe status, Polly Adler court cameo, Joe Moore’s Colony chatter, and a tour through Broadway appearances. Wrestling crowds roar as bouts draw fake cries and brutal stunts amid smoky arenas.
Peggy Trave sails with her mother to Egypt after receiving a cryptic warning and a mysterious letter. Professor Warren Hately pursues access to a lab while Peggy guards the key at Rock Acres. On board, Peggy reunites with Terry Brown who aids her escape from a strange stranger bearing a formal introduction.
The Columbine Flower Club met at Jean Currier’s home on Wednesday with a recreation hour and business session. They resolved to display at the County Fair October first to third and planned a future picnic supper. The next gathering will be at Lois Petty’s home on Thursday August 22. A family gathering honored Mr. and Mrs. Charley Bennett and children with a lawn picnic. Attendees included residents from Brownhelm Kipton South Amherst Elyria and East Amherst. Elections for Sunday School Board officers took place at the M E Church with multiple posts filled. Bernice M Bauman wed Harry T Buchs at the Bauman home in Axtel with reception and trip to Yellowstone before settling in Akron.
A quirky tableau unfolds with a fierce bulldog fearing a fly swatter while Dwight Fiske, a London stage favorite, stirs crowds. The Princes of Wales applaud as Elsie Janis spots Lou Holtz singing in a San Francisco restaurant. Vincent Sheean's literary star soars in Hollywood. he travels to Rome. At a curbside home, socialites engage in a gauche display, each embarrassed by a clumsy moment. A bus stop taunt hints at shifting partnerships.
Kipton marks its 100th anniversary with Camden Baptist Church hosting events across August. Rev John H Green of Wellington opens Thursday at 7 45 p m followed by Rev G L Kettenring of New London Friday at 7 45 p m. Sunday service runs from 10 70 a m to noon with activities continuing.
The Rev R T Ketcham of Gary Indiana spoke at a combined Bible school service followed by a church yard picnic. Other events included guest speakers Rev Ralph H Stoll and Rev Thomas Short with music by L F Wainwright. Local families hosted guests from Arizona Michigan and Ohio with visits and vacations noted. Kipton Band performed at a church lawn ice social raising proceeds. Q M C Girls visit Vermilion on the Lake with chaperone Mrs Emma Sigsworth. Elyria shoppers and local residents were seen at various gatherings and visits.
A small English village bears the unique name Boots. Local residents and visitors note the town’s distinctive appellation and its curious coincidence with a common household brand, drawing curiosity and fond humor from outsiders.
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