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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1932
Page
7
The Dreamland Theatre presents Alexander Hamilton starring George Arliss in the Warner Bros. version of the stage hit written by Arliss and Mary Hamlin. Arliss portrays Hamilton at a young age as the feature debuts tomorrow.
An ad promotes Cystex for kidney acidity and urinary complaints like frequent urination, nighttime urges, leg pains, nervousness, and bladder weakness. It claims quick relief during acid conditions and offers a money back guarantee if the product is not effective. Available at druggists.
The drama focuses on Alexander Hamilton as a young man rather than as a statesman. It contrasts vigorous youth with older screen roles and centers on the period when he was drawn to Mary Reynolds, shaping the play’s core story.
Film extras data show blondes outnumber brunettes three to one as talkies rise. Hair color shifts believed to help performers stand out on screen. The Rialto Theatre presents Eddie Cantor's Falmy Days with forty eight girls in the cast, according to Busby Berkeley chart.
A fragmented OCR listing radio stations, orchestras and personalities across cities. Mentions Margaret Santry, Beeny Smith, Vaughan de Leath, Kate Smith, Toscha Seidel, Myrt and Marge, Boswell Sisters, Mills Brothers, and various station schedules and programs.
Wellington Jan 11 Pomona Grange meeting denounces tax burdens and criticizes $9000 bridge repair east of town. Carl Drahm presided Lorain County Pomona Grange. Wellington Grange won county honors with John Barber receiving a trophy. Pediment on Fair controversy discussed. The afternoon featured a play The Ministers Mistake by Mrs Manning and daughters. 100 grangers attended Penfield Grange won largest membership percentage. Wellington Fair Association elected new directors Elmer Wideman and J W McHenry to fill unexpired terms.
Mark Bartlett Ira Lee Lawrence Betts and Arthur Mason named as directors for a three year term. The meeting adjourned until after the State Fair Secretary's meeting at Columbus this week. Officers for the coming year will be elected later in the month.
Miss Leola Sigfer and Miss Isa belle Rothwell supervised a Junior department party at the church parlors Friday evening. Games contests and a short musical program featuring a cornet solo by Junior Hannum and readings by Miss Margery Young entertained the attendees with Dr. Cc W. Record among the guests.
Mrs Willian Wadsworth led the Entre Nous Club at a home event Friday with Bridge tables. Prizes for high groups went to Mrs Burt Curtice and Miss Jeannette Warner. A midnight luncheon followed and police warn Wellington motorists to lock cars after an attempted theft on Larry Lee’s vehicle outside a residence.
The Bible Class of the local church plans a dinner party this Wednesday evening led by W. Recard. The event aims to foster fellowship and community engagement within the church and neighborhood.
Mrs C A Gott of East Main Street broke her arm after a fall from a chair while trying to bang a curtain. Harriett Mason of Cleveland attended the Pomona Grange meeting and visited Artur Mason's family. Several families hosted dinners and attended concerts by Professor Moyer. Wellington Merchants face Keller News in Norwalk Tuesday. Methodist church groups hold socials, trips, and services with special soloists and choirs. Milton Cayce’s family learns their son King is critically ill with pneumonia. Milton Hoover, 90, joins Grand Army of the Republic in Richmond marking a Civil War era milestone.
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