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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1935
Page
5
Dan Adam treads a shadowed path toward a risky run in with a jewel heist scheme. He meets a secretive partner at Luke Connors’ bar and plans to steal rings from a jeweler, with a police scout car looming as a danger signal.
The Columbia Garden club announced new officers Mrs Lois Roy as President and Mrs See r and Mrs Vidali with the next tea hosted by Mrs Dorothy Al an on Tuesday. Dec 1 class at the Bap School featured a performance. Church events include a Christmas sermon and special music with a family party planned for Thanksgiving week. Occupancies noted include tenants at a house on Meluish Evans and activities by Mission Circle.
Fragmented OCR text notes an accident involving Sullivan Sullivan and Dee in Pauli Barnes with a fall from a machine. It mentions Mrs Paul Fleming assisting at a telephone office during an event, plus a horse kick incident affecting Mrs D and daughter Miss Fern, with travel through Cuyahoga Falls and Akron by Mr and Mrs Broom and family.
Long fragmented clipping mentions New York figures and Society pages. It references O O McIntyre style notes, architecture near Tiffany’s, the Empire State building, Selfridge London, Ben Throop and Ruoy de Remer, a Belgian police dog, Victor Herbert and the Pittsburgh Symphony, and social remarks on musicians. Several names and events appear, including Miss Marjorie Skules funeral and Rev John Schmink.
The item describes a hotel in Pago Pago with a room noted as occupied by Maugham, plus a tangled heap of theatrical gossip about Clare Boerke Brokaw, a disjointed play, and a magician act at a large hotel. The piece critiques sensational journalism and nightly billings with racy, scattershot details and a casual social column tone.
Spencer O Dec 24. Frank Stroup deaf mute and former Spencer resident now in Nova Ohio was hit by a Pennsylvania automobile near the Nova reservoir while delivering a repaired clock. He died at New London hospital hours later. The driver blamed as Stroup stepped in front of the car. His body was brought here for burial with services in the M E church. He leaves sisters and brothers in the area.
Judge James B. Dill donates Dill football field. county commissioners decide to annex lands northeast and south of Elyria to the city amid opposition. Elyria High School to hold its first midyear graduation January 25 with 39 graduates. Union College president Dr W H McMaster will speak. Garford School and Lincoln Hoical buildings annex to be completed by January 2. additions and expansion planned for next year.
Grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank Bolten and Hart Stuart family rent Inman property on Scath Main in Nankin Ohio while neighbor families and friends move in and out. Residents include Mr and Mrs Milton Wolf and Miss Joyce Rock returning to school after injury as others host guests and finalize residence changes during the week.
R C Maston was elected vice president E M Rice treasurer and Robert H Rice district representative The Elyria Americanization Association has voted to change its name to the Social Settlement Association of Elyria the name under which it was founded about 70 years ago The association plans a campaign for 5 sag John Tite longtime Elyria resident died today at his Elm Street home Born in England he moved to Elyria with his parents and ran a meat market before retirement
Logans famed 1774 oration to colonial troops is recalled as seedlings of the Logan Elm, said to be Ohio’s oldest living thing. Chief Losan proclaimed no blood flows in his body to any living being. The elm stands along Scippo Creek on Pickaway plains near Circleville.
A Boston woman's college has become coeducational. Four youths enrolled in shorthand and typewriting at Boston University's College of Practical Arts and Letters. They stated, We think it's great, at any rate, the girls are.
The London War Museum has relocated its collection multiple times, now moving about 10,000 pieces weighing roughly 500 tons. Curators note the repeated shuffling has become routine after these frequent transitions.
Mrs Irene Heasley of Shaker Heights spent Thanksgiving at her mother Mrs Hattie Stephens home while Mr and Mrs James Cather Sr of Elyria hosted relatives including their son and his wife for a family dinner. Other guests included Mr and Mrs Robert Jordan with daughter Mary of Ashland and Mr and Mrs Ernest Reisinger at the Lyle Reisinger home. Little Lois Reisinger traveled to Ashland with her aunt and her son Surdar. Semi formal notes mention Cleveland visitors the Schwabs at the Crocker home and a Monday meeting of the Columbia Taszitum group drafting topics for an upcoming program with officers named for the Institute to be held January 5 and 6.
The institute hosts a three act mystery titled The Black Derby performed by Acme Grange members led by Ted Robinson Aller Smith Jane Churchward Tom Randall Paul Harrington Betty Kay Donna Stinchcomb Mrs Bennow the housekeeper Pearl Dunford Cora Tipper Emma Jane Blackburn John caretaker and chauffeur Ernest Dunford and more. Nearby social note lists dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Renton Walkden with related Walkden families and friends in Dec 1 gathering at Chusted Falls.
Early 20th century style advert explains external VapoRub treatment that soothes during sleep. It describes two action modes, skin stimulation and inhaled vapors, to relieve nasal passages and congestion by morning. Mentions a family plan for cold control and wide use.
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