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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
15
SINGAPORE The python, a deadly snake feared by man and beast, is Afraid of chickens. Londoner L A D Jermyn living in Malaya declares that after placing two small chickens, about six inches high, inside a six-foot python's cage overnight, the next morning the python threshing around in fright while the chickens pecked at its tail.
CHAPEL HILL North Carolina an unsuccessful candidate for the state legislature listed his campaign expenditures including two haircuts two batches of announcement cards five nights lodging cheese crackers soft drinks tobacco four rides to neighboring towns three pairs of half shoes and heels 1480 in cash from friends and admirers one light lunch with heavy advice and one heavy lunch with light advice the latter disregarded
A visiting sportsman reports catching 26 tuna in two weeks at Lobster Bay Nova Scotia with a rod and line. The total catch weighs about three tons and highlights a productive period for local seaside angling.
Utah's first state capitol in Fillmore is now a museum housing relics from pioneer days. The building was completed for the legislature to meet on December 10, 1855, and served only two sessions.
A dense listing of radio programs across WTAM and WGAR stations for Friday August 21. Includes musical varieties, bands, comedians, shows like Amos n Andy, March of Time, and news features with multiple time slots and host names.
A collection of light humorous jabs and anecdotes. Satirical quips touch on politics culture and marriage with playful wordplay and sharp observations. The piece parades various one liners about a silent observer over forty years in parliament and the quirks of education and relationships.
Dozens of Huntington residents gathered Saturday for the Baum reunion at the Huntington town hall and park. Attendees from Huntington included Mr and Mrs Dan Baum, Harry Merwin, and Harry Solida with son Donald. A noon basket dinner followed by afternoon games marked the event. A Sunday Home Coming at Harry Solida’s home drew many relatives including the Grand Solida family, Hoover of Dubois, Davis of Ecore, and multiple Solida and Baum relatives from nearby towns. The group planned to hold next year’s reunion at the same location.
Mr and Mrs Nile Thudium and two children attended the Thudium reunion at the home of Mr and Mrs Bert Thudium in Nova Ohio. The Dunlap reunion was held at Huntington Town Hall with about seventy five attendees. Visitors included Mr and Mrs Carl Garrison and children Mrs Forest Rice and Robert, and Mr and Mrs Frank Rice and son from Huntington. BrIeFS Mr and Mrs Fred Mohne attended the Tin Can Tourist convention in Sandusky last Friday. Mr and Mrs Frederick Mohne were in Ashland Saturday. Eleanor Geauman of Oberlin visits Mildred Vincent. Mr and Mrs James Myers of Akron were Sunday supper guests at the Joc Backing home. Their daughter returned.
Vaughn Finkle and Mary McKean attended the Great Lakes Exposition in Cleveland. Several families from Erie and Elyria visited Naegele and Regal households, sharing meals and social calls. Mrs. Mary Keimer is ill with cancer. other gatherings included dinners with Eiseman and Regal relatives and friends.
Attendees gathered at the Elyria Fairgrounds on Saturday August 15 for the Hines reunion event. The gathering brought together family members and friends in a day of reminiscence and community sharing.
Werner presents the romantic team, Baxter and Myrna Loy, costarring in To Mary With Love at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow. The film is billed as a gallant love story and popular for its pairing of the two stars.
Western star Tim McCoy returns to Lincoln Theatre tomorrow in Border Cahillars billed as a fast action thriller with thrills for audiences.
Las Vegas reports revival of the Searchlight mining district in Clark County Nevada. A 150 ton mill is regrinding and treating tailings from the Quartette mill alongside other operations.
North Baltimore faces a village treasury drain after boosting firemen pay from $1 to $2. Volunteers, summoned to two animal grass fires, incurred a total cost of $60 from the increased rates.
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