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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1937
Page
11
Senator Galvador de Madariaga, former Spanish ambassador, warned Oberlin students that true peace requires global governance and universal international citizenship before a lasting peace can arise. He argued peace means action and that only a healthy, just peace is acceptable, not passive quiescence.
Oberlin College President Ernest H. Wilkins will address the Cosmopolitan Club in the Library Faculty Room tonight at 8 p m on the subject Spain. The talk outlines Oberlin's intellectual program and the international perspective Wilkins brings to the campus discussion.
Oberlin O Jan 7 Joseph Hungate presents a piano recital at Warner Concert Hall at 7 30 pm. The program includes Theme and Variations Faure Sonata in Three Movements Stravinsky Valses Nobles et Sentimentales Ravel Estampes Debussy Goyescas Granados.
An advertisement urges readers to seek Creomulsion for persistent coughs chest colds and bronchial irritation claiming refunds and immediate relief despite prior medicines. The claim targets readers with lingering respiratory symptoms and promotes a medical remedy.
Jimmie Fidler introduces a tour of the Hal Roach comedy lot in Hollywood noting the importance of film production. He discusses Laurel and Hardy Our Gang Patsy Kelly and Lyda Roberts replacing Thelma Todd after her death and emphasizes the studio's ongoing success in producing lively two reelers and feature efforts.
The writer recalls Jack Haley and Ed Sedguick hiring ex stage actors from Hollywood and Vine for the Pick A Star set. He notes former stars among the extras and a frugal Fred Allen growing wary of a tale about a veteran once earning $3,000 a week.
Comedian Jack Haley laments his three year old boy's behavior. The child roughhouses with friends, shoving one into a lake. Haley notes plans to petition to keep him home for safety and recounts the boy adopting phrases like pipe down and hell no.
Studio producer Roach predicts a bright future for Rosina Lawrence and notes his past discoveries including Bebe Daniels Olive Borden Thelma Todd Mildred Davis Irene Rich and others. Rosina is described as modest yet stylish, recently seen in a low cut gown revealing her slim figure.
Between scenes Mischa Auer gushes over a lighthearted film experience with the Misses Kelly and Roberts. He jokes about not being killed in the picture while recalling a death scene requiring twenty seven takes, then adds a playful quip about Sally Randish manners.
A caricature of early Hollywood lore and fashion quips unfolds as Mischa derides a derivation of ham for actors while Patsy Kelly arrives late and jokes about girdles and weight. The scene juxtaposes glamor icons Garbo Lombard and Dietrich with sharp studio banter and a copyright note from 1937.
Avon Lake Ohio Pioneer Club plans a dance at Island Park on Saturday. Cleveland hosts included Mr and Mrs Earl Blaser, Mr and Mrs Joe Cajka and family visited Grafton and Clarksfield, and Mr and Mrs Howard Walker visited Mr and Mrs Lewis Kiincon. New Year guests at the Cajka home in Cleveland.
Elyria town records note Oliver Schubert returning from Cleveland after a few days with Billy Smith. George Kerns and Anna Peters attended a Watch night party at H. C. Delefield’s home on Edison Highway to ring in the New Year. E. C. Schubert and son Oliver called on Fred Schubert and daughter Phyllis Mae in Eaton Sunday. H. P. Mackert and family visited John Mackert in Lorain Sunday. W. R. Miller and Nellie Mathias joined L. A. Ernst’s family Sunday. Anna Burham and daughter Mabel joined Bernice Spuhler Doris Kohler and Charles Smith of Lakewood Sunday evening at the Delefield home.
A large Lorain gathering hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Jennie Kumse and bridegroom Joseph Brove with a mock wedding, blue and silver decor, cards, and gifts. Separate Missionary Society events featured devotions on Africa, loyalty, and witnessing for Christ, plus programs, teas, and planned activities for February and World Day of Prayer.
Twenty three members and seven guests attended January meeting of the Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church at Mrs. C. D. Rawson’s home on Sixth street. Miss Ruth Hege spoke on Congo missions, noting the need to build a writing system for natives and her relief efforts.
Reublin Bros offer Sunday breakfast items and a wide range of produce. Includes 10 lbs crystal sugar 60c, Old Settler water treatment, P. V butter 41c, apples pears celery and fresh vegetables, Navels grapefruit Richelieu codfish Crisco dog food and assorted Richelieu products for home use.
Crown Princess Juliana, heir to the Dutch throne, married Prince Bernhard zu Lippe-Biesterfeld in a 15 minute civil ceremony at The Hague followed by a church service at St James. The rural Juliana Van Der Meer, a housemaid, also wed in Oegstgeest the same day. Thousands witnessed the royal couple depart in state and proceed to the church for the religious confirmation.
In common pleas court Judge D A Cook heard one suit seeking dismissal for failure to post $60 costs. The Rotary Machine and Engineering Co sued Romeo Pump Co alleging patent infringement. Attorneys said a settlement of $8000 was agreed at a recent meeting, though the agreement’s status was unclear.
A radiant Juli ana marries in a white velvet gown and 2700-diamond tiara gift, seated beside her royal rank, while her husband, a Blue Hussars captain, wears blue and gold. An eight-horse golden coach leads the procession as a royal lackey and the Queen Mother Wilhelmina accompany them, recalling a past coronation route and royal wedding.
Summers reported total damages in several suits against The Romeo Pump Company reached about 17000 dollars, with dismissal expected after an 8000 dollar settlement. The court granted the plaintiff until January 18 to adjust the matter, framing the case around work versus pleasure.
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