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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1936

Page

4

Dancer Trains Years In Cell For Comeback

London based dancer Darren Deane English acrobatic dancer spent six years nightly practicing in Parkhurst Prison cell while awaiting release for forgery allegations on two wills. He adopted a strict training regime and dyed his hair, hoping to prove innocence and return to the stage soon.

London Darren Deane Parkhurst Dorien Deane Alexander Henry Cence Deane Henry

Liquor as Lie Detector, Ontario Scholar Says

Prof Joshon Rogers argues in Hamilton that a few good drinks can serve as an effective lie detector. The Ontario analyst contends alcohol loosens lips and prompts truth telling more reliably than some devices.

Hamilton Ont Joshon Rogers Ontario Rogers

Love and money drive Marianne in Centerville tale

Marianne Mincar seeks wealth over love after her high school heartbreak. She climbs at Gleason Real Estate, using charm to woo Harv Desire, the rich bachelor, while Leonard Bailey stays near but poor. A glittering engagement to Desire follows a failed land deal, but trouble looms as past loyalties collide.

Marianne Mincar Centerville Monty Grimly New York Gleason Leonard Bailey Leonard Harv Desire Deslie Harv Deslie Marianne Javed Harv Jil Jackson Charley’s Coop Woodland Heights Jill Len Tom Robley Jil Desire Bailey

LaGrange Society Notes and Local Visits

LaGrange updates include visitors Arlo Smith in Lorain and John Curtiss in Detroit, farm rental near town, and several illness recoveries. Circle No 1 and Circle No 11 of the Methodist Aid hold meetings. Baptist church plans annual meeting with a basket lunch. Local dinners, guests from Cleveland and Columbus, and a traveling Bible visit accompany church events and community notices.

Lagrange Arlo Smith Lorain W. C. Silk Pleasant Street Sile Farm George McFadden

Turkey Dinner Hosted by Wistaria Club Members

On Thursday January 30 Mrs Ford Hastings and Mrs Jud son entertained Wistaria club members at Jud son's home. Ten guests attended a two course turkey dinner in the dining room. The next hostess will be announced later.

Obituary notes Elyria area lawyer I A Webster dies

I A Webster 70 a long time Oberlin and Elyria attorney died yesterday at a Cleveland hospital. Born in Carlisle Township he attended Oberlin College and was admitted to the bar in 1866. Plans to remodel West Avenue School were approved adding four classrooms at an estimated cost of 16000 to 310000. Elyria Chamber of Commerce elected E F Allen president with A L Stark first vice president T T Robinson second vice president C H Buttenbender treasurer and A G Dempster secretary.

I. A. Webster Oberlin Elyria Cleveland Carlisle Township Oberlin College West Avenue Board of Education E. F. Allen Elyria Chamber of Commerce A. L. Stark T. T. Robinson C. H. Buttenbender A. G. Dempster

Foundations Built for Elyria Water Works Basin

Foundations for the new coagulation basin at the Elyria water works pumping station are complete. The basin will hold 2,000,000 gallons, double the capacity of the current basin. Mrs. William G. Sharp has been invited to join the national George Washington Committee planning a memorial at Washington in memory of soldiers of the late war.

Elyria Waterworks William G. Sharp National George Washington Committee Washington

Lorain County C E Union Celebrates Golden Jubilee

The Lorain County Christian Endeavor Union marked the golden jubilee of its organization with a banquet held at the Elyria Church of Christ last night.

Lorain County

Mrs Laurel Runals Undergoes Appendicitis Surgery

Mrs Laurel Runals was operated upon last week for appendicitis at Elyria Memorial Hospital.

Laurel Runals Elyria Memorial Hospital

Masonic Lodge Session Hosts Laurel Chapter Guests

At the regular session of Lyn don chapter O. FE. S. on Monday evening Laurel Chapter from Brooklyn were invited guests and several were present from the city chapter. Initiatory degrees were conferred upon two candidates. Light refreshments were served.

Lyndon Chapter O

Hastings teachers bureau reports high 1935 graduate placements

Hastings College education director Dean F. F. Weyers states that 95 percent of the 1935 graduates who sought teaching jobs have been placed, reflecting improving employment conditions for Nebraska teachers.

Hastings, Neb Nebraska F. F. Weyer Hastings College Teachers Bureau Hastings College

Elyria plans for home modernization program in works

Elyria Home Owners Bureau is shaping plans to stimulate home modernization work in the city. A second item notes Oberlin College photographer Princehorn, LL died last night due to heart trouble while taking pictures at Finney Chapel.

Elyria

Locals Share Visits and News from Millersburg Area

Spencer and Mrs. John Johnson visited Airs. Stevens in Millersburg. Airs. and Mrs. Victor Haines of Litchfield spent Sunday with Mrs. Mat Howe. A. H. Gallatin and children from Wellington called on Mrs. Mary Gallatin. Ivan Boone, working at Whit Motor Co. in Cleveland, returned home for the weekend. Charles and Mrs. Parent report delightful weather in Barton Florida. Roger Wood spent Farmers Week in Columbus and stayed with his sister and her husband, the Greenbines. Jimmy Howe helps on Myron Bradley’s farm and milk route. Mrs. Claude Gannett and daughter Blue Thompson visited Merel Heidenrich. Walter Rook ill at home, improving. Fe. C. Jeffries and Mrs. Jenkins of Elvira were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toubby. Harold Dill of Huntington spent Sunday with family.

John Johnson Millersburg Airs. Stevens Air Victor Haines Litchfield Mat Howe A. H. Gallatin Wellington Mary Gallatin Ivan Boone Cleveland Whit Motor Co Claude Gannett Blue Thompson Merel Heidenrich Heidenrich Walter Rook Fe. C. Jeffries Mrs. Jenkins Elvira Charles Toubby Harold Dill Huntington

Sunday Socials Reach Across Towns in Courtesy Calls

Mr. and Mrs. Karl M. Wudrick hosted noon guests while Mr. and Mrs. Custer Swartz and son from Burbank visited Mrs. Caroline Wood and daughter Miss Mary Wood. Elyria’s R. F. Vandemark and daughter Alice called on Preston J. White. George Slartimann and Alvin Nughardt and families joined Wellington and Law Lawrence Baker lunch guests. K. C. Rice and Harold Rolce with Althea of Wellington D attended. Frank Rice hosted with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice and others. Brethren Society met at Will McVicker home midweek with 3 sewing for the LODI hospital.

Karl M. Wudrick Custer Swartz Burbank Caroline Wood Mary Wood R. F. Vandemark Alice Elyria Preston J. White George Slartimann Alvin ©. Nughardt Wellington Lawrence Baker K. C. Rice Harold Rolce Althea Frank Rice Clara Woods Joe Broward Grant Hull Aaron Browand Will McVicker Lodl Hospital

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