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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1929
Page
19
Washington Secretary of the Treasury Mellon forecast a hopeful 1929 in a New Year statement. He cited progress in manufacturing steel production carloadings automobile output and consumer goods sales, with buying power sustained and employment satisfactory. He noted stable prices and no imminent danger of a price slump.
London reports the theft of glass tubes carrying influenza germs from a doctor’s car, raising fears of an accidental outbreak. The piece also notes gold exports and economic stability with tax cuts and reduced debt, projecting continued progress in the new year.
Paramount actress Bebe Daniels is highlighted as filmdom's champion all around athlete. The Rialto will feature What a Night in which she demonstrates stunt skills including horse fall canoe upset and a flawless cane swing act.
Corinne Griffiths latest starring vehicle Judich is coming to the Capitol theatre Sunday. The film strengthens the plot and adds richer detail beyond the stage play, using real motion picture techniques and fuller production.
Jan to Mr and Mrs BR Chambers of Etrica visited at the home of A Seek Mordar Me and Mrs Albert Mertz of a son. Ed Junge ber and Max Nandt and Maxine spent Christmas with their parents. Mr and Mrs W Jungebers and Frank Dent with children were guests of his parents. E Gates and son and Mildred Day and Lena Vanwagrer of Elyria called on Mrs John Mohler. Bert Haslett and Rauchter Mae visited at A Seely Mondar. Jesse Seeley visited there Sunday afternoon. The state Mower of Ohio is the scariet carnatior. Shorthand was erreciueae br the ancient Romans.
Columbus Jan 4 Two more governor elect Myers appointments loom health and public welfare directorships remain open. Wil T Blake editor of Potters Herald and son of the late Senator Blake is chosen to head industrial relations. The post pays 6500 a year and succeeds Herman Witter. Lt Col Robert Harris of the Ohio National Guard is also named.
Signed and Captain Harold L. Hays of the 166th Infantry lead a Columbus event as 20 members of his detachment are noted in attendance.
W S Perutz of Hartford arrived in Cincinnati after racing to his seven year old son Carroll who lay in a coma from scarlet fever. Doctors feared the crisis moment would come soon and the theatre manager’s dramatic journey did not yet secure a lasting recovery for his child.
C R Butler teller at the Cleveland Trust Co Painesville branch faces a county grand jury indictment on embezzlement charges. He is jailed in Lake County on a 10000 dollar bond and waived a preliminary hearing after arraignment.
Perutz goes to his brother's home while the lad's mother remains quarantined with him. She keeps a constant vigil at his bedside throughout the illness.
Municipal Judge Marvin H. Helter presides as A. G. Reynolds, longtime from the common pleas bench, is retained to defend Butler Hutler. Ludwig, manager of the local branch bank, says Hutler admitted taking sums from forty to one hundred dollars over the past eighteen months for liquor and social entertainment.
A concise overview of high level banjo playing taught in standard, plectrum, and tenor styles. The piece compares technique, repertoire, and pedagogy across education levels, noting how method choices influence tone, rhythm, and musical context in folk, bluegrass, and classical settings. It highlights exam pathways and performance expectations for advanced banjo students.
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