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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1936
Page
7
Ridgeville Grange will hold its annual inspection night at the Ridgeville Grange hall on Tuesday August 22. Every member is urged to attend as a good program has been arranged and lunch will be served after the meeting.
Ohio brief items report events from Bellefontaine to Gallipolis. Col Benjamin Logan’s 159th expedition anniversary pageant opens tomorrow in Bellefontaine. Swain an Ohio penitentiary sitter sought. Swain escaped from Junction City brick plant in an authorized car. Swain previously served a burglary sentence. Nevin mayor Harry M Fisher died by his own hand, an 81-year railroad engineer on furlough. Gerald Leatherman, 14, died by accidental hanging near Marion cemetery after entanglement in a clothesline. A Cincinnati farm house fire injured five, water supply limited. Irene Crum, 23, set a new women’s altitude record at an air show, reaching 15004 feet, surpassing 13488 feet.
NBC style schedule list of programs across stations WTAM WHIK WOAM WLW WGN WHA WGAR WIAY and more. Names include Brener Wwe Mates Judy Starrinder Ferret Band and numerous bands orchestras and advertisers. Listings show time blocks from morning through midnight with guest acts and ensemble teams.
Townsend presses followers to back Lemke over Lan don and Roosevelt. He cites funds for a old age pension plan and accuses the administration of using public money to foment class hatred. Lemke slated to speak at Cleveland rally. storm delays. Holt and Smith address crowd amid talk of constitutional government vs Communism.
The Industrial Commission reports the Ohio Workmen's Compensation Fund surplus rose to $2,653,278 in 1935, up from lows in 1934, with total assets around $44.62 million and major bond investments. New rates cut subscriber costs 2.7 percent, and receipts exceeded disbursements only in 1984 and 1930 of the past seven years, signaling improving industrial activity.
The Ohio Eustis Society plans its fourth annual picnic dinner at North Olmsted Park in Ohio on Sunday August 39. Members are former Ohioans who have lived in Eustis Florida and winter in the sunny south. Elvina Waltz secretary expects large attendance with a shelter house available in bad weather.
The speech features accusations of rabble rousing and political bribery as supporters rally behind William Lemke amid wartime rhetoric. Governor Martin L. Davey receives mixed reactions while praising aged pension increases in Ohio. The East and Far East are cited as driving causes of wartime hardship and production pressures.
A bustling diary despatch traces a day in New York and New Jersey, naming figures from theater and cinema. It catalogs encounters with John Horgan Arthur Samuels Ina Claire Nita Naldi Gypsy Lea Rosa and Elsie Janis, plus notes on the Shuberts and Broadway players.
The readable lines name Acmed Abdullah and his wife plus Jean Wilk the literary agent. A taxi driver leers as a man dances in traffic near St Thomas's. The piece appears to be a clipped humorous or gossip note from 1956 with copyright notice.
Mrs Claude Brown of Parma, a leading figure in local women’s activities, will address the Women’s Republican Club of Lorain at Lakeview Park Tuesday evening August 25. The gathering is set for 7 p.m.
MINNEAPOLIS Ed Huddleston a wrinkled man keeps a rat filled city dump by day and crafts violins by lantern light at night from castoff instruments. He repairs and makes violins listening to gramophone records to judge tone. In forty seven years he has made and repaired over 240 violins and defends his dump duties as essential.
At the Capitol Theatre Myrna Loy and Warner Baxter star in To Mary With Love. The film follows two gallant sweethearts through triumph and despair in a tale of romance and sacrifice.
Two popular stars Sylvia Sidney and Spencer Tracy lead the cast of Fury a dramatic tale of mob lawlessness opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre.
Pittsfield residents and relatives gather for Mrs Bartholomew’s birthday with a wiener roast and swimming at Vermilion on the Lake. Other notes record Mrs Coulson’s appendix operation at Allen Hospital Oberlin and 4 H Club plans for a tour next Thursday with local visits by Russell Jordan and family.
Portsmouth Ohio August 04 A year long clash between Governor Martin L Davey and the American Legion over the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home at Xenia ends as Davey announces reappointment of Milton D Campbell to the home board Campbell led the Legion and the move is seen as validation of Legion management The convention features a full strength parade and will elect officers and set a site for 1937 gathering The Forty and Eight leaders named new officials and district commanders chosen include M L Laughlin Lima Joseph McMillen Cincinnati H A Hoops Larue Paul P Morrow Lancaster W J Eaton Columbiana and others
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