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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1929
Page
3
Senior HIY Club presents a program of one act plays and musical features at Lelyria High School auditorium on March 8. Boys perform both female and male roles in a showcase titled Whlardt-Y. The Florist's Shop opens the program with David Griffith cast in a leading role.
The production features a flapper who flaps and Homer Blanchard as the old maid. John Whitney Chester Stolzenburg and Richard Kelber are male leads. After a half hour of music a sextette led by Glen Cowen performs. A Womanness Wedding follows with Tiny Anderson as the bride and Harlan Barnes as the mammy. Fenton McClure George Roberts have key roles. Directed by Miss Nina Baker of Blyra High School English.
Pittsfield district 6 led by Miss Fern Studebaker held a sleigh and coasting party Thursday evening. Students rode to a local rink then returned for a community gathering and refreshments, ending with plans for future winter outings.
Miss Ruby Pickering hosts district No. 2 guests after a farm outing with Mrs Hastings in LaGrange, while district No. 5 and 6 plan plays, a quilt auction funds a school piano, and various families attend basketball games, socials, and a Valentine party in Wellington. Numerous visits include Oberlin, Kipton, Camden, and Elyria, with farewells and community gatherings noted.
Buenos Aires taxis present aristocratic, six cylinder touring cars from major American makers. They differ from private machines only by the meter. Chauffeurs drive with speed and bold turns, with rates about twenty cents for the first three quarters of a mile. The Lena goldfields of Siberia hold an estimated $150,000,000. Most Mexican railroads are government controlled.
Peoria report by Dedr Diogenes notes Ralph Campbell a taxi driver found $600 cash in his cab and located the passenger who lost it. Campbell refused a reward and even offered to reimburse the cab company for the extra mileage.
Fragmentary text notes a return of money to its owner and mentions President-elect Obregon separated in 1936, with Emilio Portes Gil serving until February 6, 1930. It also references a November 1929 election and a Cascade dance schedule, plus Vaga bonds.
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