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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1921
Page
8
The Gus Hill Minstrels appear tonight at the Rizalto Theatre in Elyria after a Chicago run. The show promises new songs dances original features surprising novelties and gorgeous costumes with a scenic investiture.
Elyria reports Gus Hills popular cartoon musical Abie the Agent to be shown one night at Rialto theatre on Wednesday Feb 23. Harry Mark Stewart and Beatrice Harlowe lead a well known cast in a three hour program of laughter song and colorfully staged musical numbers. Seating opens Feb 22. Also noted are plans for a massive submarine cable project Aden to Hong Kong costing 8 million dollars and South Africa’s banana cultivation for ornamental and shade use in Natal.
February reports from Horta Ridgeville note Florence Stacey ill with tonsillitis. The Congregational Sunday school contest ended in a girls victory last Sunday February 13. Local notices mention scarlet fever chicken pox measles no new cases and several visits and gatherings including Mrs Geo Maddock, Rev E C Youngs, the Stacey family, Mrs A H Brewster, and the Grange play February 11. Planned events include a boys supper, Parent Teachers visits February 16 18 and local social activities in early February.
Mrs Bennett aged eighty honored with surprise visit from her niece Zazenby and friends from Elyria Ridgeville. Mrs Will Bennett hosted light refreshments. Mrs Ed Jordan hosted a birthday party for Mrs Bennett and Mrs Linn Schaitier from Elyria spent weekend with family. Hugh Paddock and wife rejoice over a daughter. Herbert Taylor visited from Elyria. Families from the Rothgery house moved south of Bhaverville.
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