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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
George Broadhurst's Dramatic Sensation The Storm comes to the Rialto Theater on Thursday December 19 with a prominent role likely for the leading actor and company appealing to the upper crust on the ground floor in a high profile engagement.
Local notices indicate an event titled Appy Show 15 is scheduled for Friday night at Rial. Details are fragmentary in the OCR, but multiple lines reference bookings and timing for a community gathering.
The Amherst council discussed a damaged retaining wall on Maen Street near Frederick Street and orders to repair the wall after pavement work. Details referenced a December gathering at the Masonic lodge and upcoming community notices, with local residents invited to a meeting at Lincoln Avenue.
George Broadhurst presents Langdon McCormick drama The Storm at the Elyria theater tonight December 15. The thriller features spectacular scenery with heavy emphasis on visual effects and a cast including Maldred Geils Len Juggart and others as fans since seats are selling fast.
Court session set for this afternoon with justices reviewing a civil appeal involving regional entities. Details remain sparse but the hearing aims to determine outcomes in a case tied to local governance and the regional court docket.
Dec 15 report warns pharmacists must supply denatured alcohol only to registered druggists under a wartime sounding act. Attorney General Price notes statewide impact on garages stations and hardware stores as the law enforces alcohol purchases for radiator needs.
A fragmented report notes Indian Nationalists in Washington and Oberlin planning hostage actions tied to the All-India Nationalist Congress. The piece cites Tara Das, secretary of the Indian Nationalist movement, promising a nationwide revolutionary push and quoting Kipling to illustrate the sentiment.
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