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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1921
Page
2
Feature details note the Grand Theater interior work directed by Mr. Fa and Mr. Hartman. Builders describe the structure as modern, solid, and fireproof with plaster, metal furring, ceiling panels, domes, grills, and organ loft features.
The Scarlet Mask Club at Ohio State announces its production Many Moons directed by veteran Henry Heath Wood. Senior Walter B. Relsen returns as a principal after two years of leading roles. The club emphasizes high musical and dramatic standards with new dance elements and campus humor.
New York stocks opened steady with gains in railroad shares and copper while American Locomotive and United States Steel held firm. Toledo hogs and cattle markets showed steady to strong demand with mixed beef and veal prices and lamb markets robust. Noon prices list steel, sugar, and engine stocks with varied moves.
A fragmented item notes Lloyd George in a home setting with unspecified people and events, lacking clear dates or locations. The readable text suggests a personal or domestic scene without defined actions or outcomes.
In Lorain a spectral incident unfolds at the Muttier home when a boy hears a moaning signal through a wireless device. Beatty investigates a creaking upstairs room where a ghostly presence grows louder, but no figure is seen. The disturbance appears tied to an eight note captured by the wireless, drifting from an unknown source.
At the Harry TH Smith Company store HOR Shultz of Vale Eagle Market awarded the prize of the living room suite. Other winners include Oakley of Elisabeth Street Mrs J Melton Kant Fourvecard Street and Miss Allis of Keotern Heights Blvd.
President Chapin outlines cost cuts across models by both companies as prewar levels loom. He cites plan for five vehicle lines including phaeton at 206 dollars and sedan at 22 cents plus charges, suggesting broad easing to revive demand.
Cadillac Motor Car Company of Detroit announces reduced prices for all models in the Type 6 line. Touring car drops from 3940 to 2150, phaeton from 3790 to 3130, roadster from 3790 to 3100, two passenger coupe from 4840 to 3875, four passenger coupe from 4690 to 3925, sedan from 4500 to 4100, suburban from 5190 to 5 , limousine from 5290 to 4515, and special reduced trims follow.
Fragmented OCR notes indicate supplies furnished for a grand theater project. Text mentions mudded phrases, wiring and cinders, with references to offices and water supply. Details are unclear but imply preparation and procurement support for a theater build.
The Merthe Company, 696, supplied grand draperies and carpets for the Gwlad Theater. They highlighted extensive stock for interior decoration and floor coverings including boxes and heavy rubber rugs.
Ossip Gabrirowitsch the noted pianist and conductor will give a piano recital on Tuesday evening January 10 at Finney chapel in Oberlin. A native of Riga born in Petrograd he studied at Petrograd conservatory and in Vienna. He has toured Europe and the United States and has conducted the Detroit orchestra since 1915. He married Cora Clemens daughter of Mark Twain on his 1908 U.S. visit.
Oberlin College faculty and alumni travel and social events are listed. Names include Krueger Miller Van der Pyl and Ament with visits to Rochester Cleveland and Chicago. A faculty dance and a winter picnic are planned with multiple visits during Christmas break.
Conference notes indicate professors will attend a winter meeting of an eastern association. The fragmented item mentions Oberlin and a December 28 date, with unclear specifics about attendees and program.
A cyclist on Nevth s Weer was struck from behind by Mr Cobb causing minor injuries and a bicycle damage while he damaged a car in the same incident. James Perryman of Oberjin collided with an out of town car on South Cedar Street as it skidded forward. Myra Osmer serves as stenographer for Mr Sucimers during Miss Langenberg’s absence. Miss Rubekes from Purity Department will be away until Thursday. Dr Jaye Derby and wife of Cleveland and Clarens Felabaw of Ohio State University are visiting Christmas with Mr and Mrs Derbs.
Public notice announces Joe skating at Bronte Park Amherst from 7 to 11 p m. on December 27 28 and 29. Obscure advertisement date listed as 12 27 28 29.
A. J. Mbaftstad leaves Oberia for Piint, Mich to bring new Chevrolet cars. Vehicles will be on view at the showroom at 1 Wuest Vine. Frank Kroeger and family spent Christmas with daughter Mrs Viney at Avon, Ohio.
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