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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1931
Page
7
A 1931 McNaught Syndicate column riffs on persistence in writing and show business. It cites Anita Loos, Will Rogers, and Hollywood lore, noting editors rewarding abrupt endings and agents stoking fresh work while poking fun at theatrical pretensions.
Neighbors report visits and family events across Ohio. Gui Edson visits sister Mrs. George Knittle in Cleveland. Ruth Fowl spends weekend with mother Mrs. Elizabeth Fowl. Mrs. Laraway visits aunt Mrs. L Cummings in South Amherst. Spiegelberg family attend double funeral in Whitmore Lake. Schubert family at D C Club oyster supper in South Ridge. Hess attend funeral of Mrs. Philips Schmauch. Barbara Eschtruth visits Mid Ridge. Cook hosts Edward Becker's family in South Amherst. Delefieid family among attendees.
Joint meeting of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society to be hosted by Mrs. Margaret Baue and Mrs. Newton Balls on Wednesday afternoon February 4. Also Evangelical League Christian Endeavor to meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newton Baus on Friday February 6. Choir rehearsal planned February 5 at the E Burrer home. Frank Baus returns from Whitmore Lake after attending a double funeral of cousins William Spiegelberg. Rev I H W Amore attends Farmers Institute in Henrietta. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Grobe and William Spiegelberg attend the Spiegelberg double funeral. D D Club oyster supper held with over fifty attendees.
Community members from Amherst and nearby towns visited relatives and friends over the past week. Names include Mrs. Mary Brandt, Mr. and Mrs. A Madill, Mrs. Anna Ruth, Mrs. Belle Brosicker, A T Fatchett, Mr. and Mrs. George Knittle, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lataway, Lewis Spiegelberg, Elizbeth Fowl, Harland Schlechter, Carolyn Elizabeth, Henry Delefield, George Kerns, Anthony Delefield, and William Seog, with stops in South Amherst Townline Brownhelm Henrietta Elyria and nearby homes.
A Kentucky Senate hopeful recounts an incident at an execution where the condemned man refused to yield his time to him. The candidate attempted a speech that was halted when the prisoner protested that he was condemned to death not to be tortured by speeches.
The Brest Chamber of Commerce launches a campaign to make the port a gateway for American visitors. It claims Brest can cut Atlantic travel time by up to 12 hours and 20 hours for debarkation, highlighting a seven kilometre harbor and modern facilities.
State Railways unveil faster expresses reducing trip time from ten and a half hours to eight hours on routes to Paris. The Gorham case remains a famous lengthy English legal dispute drawing wide public attention and provoking sharp headlines.
An advertisement touts Banmann's Gas Tablets to end stomach and bowel gas and related symptoms. It promises relief from bloating nervous feelings and heart palpitations, claiming improved digestion and comfort after meals with a purchasable product from druggists.
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