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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1933
Page
9
A detailed log lists concert and program blocks across stations WGAR and WLW including names like Jack Armstrong Joe Emerson Jack Pearl and Vince, with shows from early morning to late night such as Musical Dance Bands Circus Days and Hollywood, plus hourly loops like Dance Band and Religious News and a parade of orchestras and public service moments.
Listings show WTAM WHE and WIAY programs from early morning to late night. Highlights include orchestra acts, choirs, talk shows, religious hours, variety features, and foreign language programs with staggered start times.
Liquor tax records show Lorain County will start with 160 saloons next year with few more hoped to open from nearby dry counties under the Rose Law. The city health commissioner’s salary rose from 200 to 500 dollars by the board of health. The tug American Eagle burned to the water line at Toledo, a longtime Great Lakes vessel once used in Elyria Vermilion service. Elyria townsfolk see strong odds for a national prize as Red Cross stamp per capita sales exceed 150000 as residents ride the boat between Vermilion and nearby islands.
The Elyria district reports sales up by 30 000 over last year with plans to defer a new courthouse addition for 10 to 15 years. Remodeling of the third floor for offices is planned and the dome may serve as an observation tower. The Elyria post office handles its biggest Christmas rush with over 24 000 one cent stamps sold yesterday.
Fred W Waterman former Eyra resident will become president of National Tube Company succeeding Taylor Alderdice whose resignation was announced. Waterman currently manages the Gary Indiana works.
The county jail will host a special Christmas dinner for 35 prisoners. The menu includes baked ham mashed potatoes turnips pumpkin pie bread and butter and coffee. Each inmate will also receive a small candy box and a Coca Cola bottle gift from the Coca Cola Settling Company.
Er mil Frenchy Balanescu returns to Cleveland Ohio after six and a half years in Mansfield reformatory. He was pardoned after three years of refused parole for manslaughter in the death of Miss Dorothy Kirk. He insists on innocence, cites doctors evidence of natural death, and aims to study medicine and chemistry.
Joan Crawford and Uisa Gudie lead a star studded holiday presentation in Dancing Lady at the Capitol. The musical romance features Fred Astaire, Robert Benchley, Ted Healy and others with a large cast of film beauties and several new songs expected to stand out.
Scott Stamp and Coin Company publish specialty album catalogs for Italy and Colonies and Germany and Colonies. Arthur Hind’s stamp collection sold for 245000 with notable lots. results varied from 1700 to 7090 reflecting condition effects. Elyria Senior Stamp Club shifts meeting to Dec 26 at The Woman's Club, with officer elections and guest Frank Melville of Oberlin expected.
In Columbus on December 23 the Ohio Senate refused to vote on the Boyd bill granting $4 per day for up to 30 days next year for legislators. Sponsored by Sen. Edward Wald Vogel it was postponed until January 10 when General Assembly returns. Senators Harrison and Ruff cited Attorney General Bricker who said extra pay while salaries are drawn would be unconstitutional.
Clara Bow stars in the film at the Rivoli with Preston Foster and Richard Cromwell as leading men. The engagement begins Monday, drawing cinema fans for the latest release.
Tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre expect George O'Brien in The Last Trail, a Zane Grey adaptation, as the first feature. Christmas Day brings Buck Jones in The Thrill Hunter, a classic Western showdown for local audiences.
A weekly movie guide notes CAPITOL presents Hell and High Water a waterfront drama about a garbage scow captain and his adopted baby amid challenges on the river. The review notes the film's sturdy propulsive energy and nautical grit.
A catalog of December screenings lists CAPITOL Children’s Christmas party Little Orphan Annie with Mitzi Green and a family friendly program. RIVOLI shows Flaming Gold a Western adventure and oil field action. DREAMLAND features Tombstone Canyon with fast riding. Cap itol also presents Little Women between Dec 31 and Jan 4 for junior and family audiences.
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