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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1933
Page
12
In a Bridge League session the hand features South dealer and a three no trump contract reached as East and West pass at stages. The table notes suggest bidding paths including three hearts or five clubs and potential grand slam if certain leads occur.
Dec 21 field notes report the old Mitchell place sold to a Cleveland party and a new furnace being installed before occupancy. Mrs. Mary Bainbridge left for Elyria to visit her daughter. Arthur Smith found William Liniman ill and without care, later taken to Elyria clinic. Herman Sons committed suicide at his sister’s Reed road home. Community events include Epworth League program on Christmas carols and school Christmas entertainment upcoming with Queen Christmas play and Santa Claus. Rev Koontz to speak on Joyous Christmas next Sunday.
Radio listings show a dense timetable across stations WGAKR WABC WHE and others with hosts, bands, orchestras, and special segments. Notable slots include 5:00 Skippy, 7:00 Myrtle and Marie, 9:00 Phyla Orchestra, and late-night orchestras and news services. The fragment notes multiple program names, performers, and recurring features like Ranger segments and Christmas carols.
A dense listing of programs across WTAM WHEK and WJIAY stations including morning devotions, music hours, confabs, and comedy. Notable items feature Gene Arnold Johnny Marin Anna Jackson early blocks, then live orchestras and dance programs culminating in sign offs and syndicated shows.
The Epworth League stages a three act comedy The Perfect Little Goose at Ridgeville Grange Hall on January 4 with cast Velma Andrews Helen Tyndes Alice Bartter Nellie Sandrock Marian Bainbridge Norman VanCamp Leroy Walker Harland Lewis Howard Fullmer directed by Melvin Fishburn Merton Bartter and Allen Harrison manage the stage Marilyn Lyndes and Ford Bainbridge handle tickets Nettie Lon Parry is publicity manager Elizabeth Bainbridge property manager A light in windows will invite calls for engagements and later refreshments at Marian Bainbridge’s home Proceeds from recent chicken supper and sale were good with favorable weather and strong patronage
The supper raised about twenty five dollars with booths selling out except for aprons. Afterward, Mr and Mrs W Bell of Elorria visited the G Fortune home where Clarence remains confined to his bed.
A large audience attended the Congregational Church young people program Sunday evening. A Christmas program is planned jointly by the Church of Christ and the Congregational Church for Sunday evening December the 25th.
A large turnout filled the school for Thursday's Parent and Teachers meeting ending in a well received Christmas program. Local families and visitors from Cleveland Ashland Dayton and Nanking are noted in casual social visits and family gatherings across the week.
Bill Boyd and Pat O'Brien star as rival wildcat prospectors in a tropical oil field. Mae Clark plays the leading lady as The Theatres at The Theatres Oil Field Film Next at Rivoli Pass in adventure.
A San Diego waterfront romance unfolds in Hell and Hich Water at the Capitol Theatre. Written by Max Miller, the film stars Richard Arlen as a confident naval commander who hires a wary woman with a hard view of men.
Spiced fruit peel is prepared by simmering citrus peel in syrup with cinnamon bark and whole cloves. The suggested proportion is half a sickle of cinnamon and six cloves for every two cups of sugar.
Huge tomato plant in Mrs. George T. Reinhard’s yard in Austin grows on a 15 by 15 foot patch. F M Del Curto of the State Department of Agriculture notes it bore fruit in spring and fall and remains in bloom, suggesting a potential new market variety for the city.
A concise reflection noting that in politics and daily life as well as in engineering a chain's strength depends on its weakest link. The idea emphasizes how one flawed component can determine overall integrity across systems.
Garman's store was entered by an unknown party between closing Saturday and Monday morning. Entry was through the con chute and rear doors. A quantity of cigars and candy is missing. The owners are Mr. and Mrs. UO. C. Arndt.
Air mail to Columbus from Washington and Pittsburgh suspended for hours due to poor visibility. Emil Koinske found dead in Steubenville rooming house. coroner says suffocation. In Columbus a purse theft reported. in Lima pay checks issued to municipal workers due to bond sale funds. Also Lima Santa Claus fund aids 5,966 youths and 1,800 families with gifts and dinner baskets.
Francis Coyne of Parkview Court escaped serious harm after his truck collided with an iron column on the East Bridge Street railroad bridge around 3 15 yesterday. The front end was crushed. Coyne was taken to hospital by Su dro's ambulance with minor injuries. the truck owned by A G Highse, a wholesale grocer.
A New York Globe column notes rising bonuses for clerks as retail trade surprises in major cities. It discusses U S financial policies toward nationalization, peacemaking by Roosevelt, and a shift to centralized corporate control while Britain resists subsidized shipping.
The report says subsidies create turmoil as large mail contract payments draw criticism. Congress uncovers unsavory details while the American fleet showcases many fine vessels. Travelers praise the craft and boast of ships to all points of the compass.
In Cleveland a private detective was held at Central Police Station amid an alleged plot to extort money from Henry F. Eilert, president of the Eilert Brewing Co. Detectives probe a blackmail ring said to have victimized many prominent men. The detained man, a paroled forger, declined to answer questions. $25 in marked bills was found on him after a trap at attorney Howard R. Hirsch’s office.
New Philadelphia reports teachers in Tuscarawas County urged the State Archaeological and Historical Society to restore the stockade of Fort Laurens at Bolivar as a Civil Works Administration project. The site includes a state park.
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