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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1931
Page
5
Three Elyrians returned from a hunting trip in Elk County Pennsylvania with three large bucks. Fred Ternes brought an eight point buck, B C McCoy an eight point? four? six point buck, and William G Smith a four point buck.
An old advertisement touts Hill's Cascara Quinine as a quick cure for colds. It urges immediate two tablets, follow box directions, drink water, and promises rapid relief and renewed energy. The claim emphasizes a single purpose and a money back guarantee if ineffective.
The Army Board of Engineers for Rivers and Harbors urged Congress to appropriate 60 million dollars to improve and maintain ports and waterways nationwide. Highlights include 1.4 million for the Mississippi, 4.9 million for Missouri, 4.735 million for the Ohio, plus 5.4029 million for Great Lakes channels and 1.9315 million for upkeep. Maintenance and improvement funds target existing river and harbor works in Ohio and West Virginia.
Eastern Time listings show WTAM WEAF and other stations with orchestras, singers, and talk programs. Frances Bowden and Jack Turner lead featured acts. Boswell Sisters and Bing Crosby appear on multiple slots. The schedule includes weather, sports flashes, markets, and various variety segments across WTAM WEAF WABC WLW and other stations.
Three assailants beat Dee T Willam Melton, aged 72, at his Columbus apartment Sunday night and robbed him of $2 and a watch. The victim was found by neighbors and reported the assault to authorities.
An advertiser promotes a non patent medicine regimen for gastritis indigestion acid oss heartburn gas nausea colitis catarrhal conditions and constipation. The plan promises rapid safe results without surgery and offers a free Symptom Booklet upon request, noting many owe their lives to the method.
The Guardsman, a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer feature at the Rivoli, offers witty dialogue and deft situational humor. Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne star as a jealous actor who woos his wife in disguise as a Russian Cossack officer, delivering engaging theatrical charm.
The Rialto Theatre shows Kept Husbands, a modern solution to marital drift. The film depicts how a rich woman and a poor man can bridge class differences and work toward lasting happiness through practical compromises.
A new Joe E. Brown stars in Local Bat Makes Good at the Capitol, a First National film about a timid, near sighted athlete in a dream world of unmailed love letters to a distant university. Dorothy Lee plays Julia Winters. the piece contrasts his comic panic with athletic bravado. Meanwhile Fox Pharmacy owner Frank Pattison is recovering from a bullet wound after a robbery attempt Saturday night.
A compiled market round up notes orders from Delaware Lackawanna and Western for 10 Pocono type freight locomotives from ALCo for 0-day delivery. Pittsburgh Wire prices up 2 dollars a ton to 37 a ton by leading manufacturers. Powell, Danielson and Alexander reports first eleven months sales of 5,547,645 dollars, up 0.9 percent from year prior. Associated Gas and Electric reports 61,035,890 kWh sold in a week ending Nov 28, up 8.2 percent from last year. Electric Autolite adds 309 workers for lighting units for upcoming state capital project. Mary Kept noted in Springfield, Ohio, with declarations on stock and dividends.
At the closing session on Sunday the Daughters of Isa belli elected a sister agent for the Qhiv Chela. Cincinnati was chosen as the site for next year's meeting.
The film marks the debut of the first stars and features risqué elements challenging norms. It draws attention for its bold themes and theatrical presentation.
State briefs from Columbus report nine Tyrone high schools entered teams in the annual debate and public speaking league competition as the Ohio High School Debating League and Public Speaking Department of Ohio State University organize the event to begin January 1.
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