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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
2
Readable scraps list time slots and program titles for WGAR and WLW stations. Entries include musical acts, talk, sports, religious segments, and variety numbers with approximate times, performers, and show names.
Radio listings show daily programming blocks with multiple acts and times across WTAM and WHE stations including Melody Hour, The Balladeers, Russian Choir, King’s Orchestra, Jack Benny, Eddie Cantor, and various ethnic and religious programs. Notable entries include Dawn to late evening sequences and sign off periods.
An inspection of liquor taxes due shows Lorain County will have 160 saloons next year with a few more expected from nearby dry counties under the Rose Law. The city health commissioner's salary rose from 200 to 500 dollars. The tug American Eagle burned to the water line at Toledo Monday, one of the lake's oldest vessels. Elyrians have ridden the boat between Vermilion and the islands, and Elyria eyes a big national prize for Red Cross stamp sales with over 150000 stamps sold.
County commissioners consider delaying a new court house addition for 10 to 15 years. Third floor remodeling to be offices. Dome proposed as an observation tower the highest county point. Elyria post office handles record Christmas rush with over 24000 one cent stamps sold yesterday. Salvation Army sends fifty three baskets with Christmas dinners to needy families. Crabb e Law restricts fruit juice beverages and transport of juices with alcohol. Patrolman Fred P Webber killed during arrest. possible friendly fire suspected. Holy Cross Church opens Christmas morning with high mass and simple blessing prior to spring dedication by Bishop Schrembs.
Fred W Waterman, formerly of Eyra, named next president of the National Tube Company in Pittsburgh dispatches. He will succeed Taylor Aller dice, whose resignation as president was announced today. Waterman currently manages the Gary Indiana works.
The 35 prisoners will receive a big Christmas dinner with baked ham mashed potatoes turnips pumpkin pie bread and butter coffee. Each inmate will also get a small candy box and a Coca Cola bottle as a gift from the Coca Cola Settlement Company per Mrs. Clarence W. Dick.
Er mil Frenchy Balanescu returns to Cleveland Q with a pardon after six and a half years, released from Mansfield reformatory for manslaughter in the death of Miss Dorothy Kirk. He sought a full pardon, maintained innocence, and plans to study medicine and chemistry while living with his mother and brother.
The holiday engagement at the Capitol Theatre presents Dancing Lady starring Joan Crawford and Uisa Gudie with a star lineup including Fred Astaire May Robson Winnie Lightner and Robert Benchley Ted Healy and his stooges. The musical thriller promises sensational songs and a large ensemble of film actresses adding color to the production.
Scott Stamp and Coin Co announces Special Catalogue publications for Specialty Albums priced stamps from Italy and Colonies or Germany and Colonies. The Hind collection sold for 245000 at auction with mixed results as rare pieces failed to meet catalogue expectations. Elyria Senior Stamp Club moves December 26 meeting to The Woman's Club on Fourth Street with officer elections and guest Frank Melville of Oberlin.
In Columbus on December 23 the Senate declined to vote on the Boyd bill that would grant $4 a day to legislators for up to 30 days next year. Sen. Edward N. Waldvogel sponsored the proposal, and action was postponed until the General Assembly returns January 30 on a motion by Sen. Marvin C. Harrison. Attorneys General Bricker opined the plan unconstitutional since lawmakers have salaries for this year and next.
Clara Bow stars in a new film at the Rivoli with Preston Foster and Richard Cromwell as leading men. The engagement continues on Monday with showings scheduled and local fans urged to attend.
Tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre presents George O'Brien in The Last Trail from Zane Grey. Christmas Day features Buck Jones in The Thrill Hunter as the second western double bill.
A waterfront drama review notes Captain of a garbage scow and his adopted baby in a story of struggle and redemption. Cast and production details emphasized with gavel tone and local critical framing.
The notice lists holiday and family films at CAPITOL RIVOLI DREAMLAND including Little Orphan Annie Flaming Gold Tombstone Canyon and Little Women with junior and family showings through December 31 to January 4. Highlights include a Christmas party for children and a Western with fast riding.
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