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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1933
Page
7
Cleveland stations WGAR WTAM WHK NBC WABC CWII CBS and Akron Cincinnati line up shows from City Lights to Symphony broadcasts. Program times cover 5 PM to 1 AM with orchestras, bands, dramas, and variety acts.
In Bronx home a four month old, Frank Michael Cammarano, was killed as a killer pierced his chest with a six inch stiletto blade while he slept. Police launched one of New York's most intensive manhunts with the only clue a black handed stiletto. Theresa Cammartino, aunt, found the body by the crib.
A dense listing of Thursday January 12 radio programming across WTAM and WGAR stations, detailing sign ons, variety shows, operatic and concert broadcasts, musical ensembles, and poultry market updates. Notable entries include Sun To, Health and Hygiene, Pie Plant Pete, The Mystery Chef, Younge Artists Trio, St. Reeis Orchestra, and Vincent Lopez Orchestra with extensive hourly lineups and sign offs.
Democratic leaders battle to salvage the Farm Relief allotment bill amid late amendments expanding peanut, rice and dairy payments. They seek final passage before adjournment, hoping the Senate restores the original scope and a presidential veto looms in a possible special session after Roosevelt takes office.
The American Legion Auxiliary Post 197 met at Mrs Henry Kolbs home with routine work and favorable reports. A card party at the Legion rooms is planned for Tuesday evening January 20 for auxiliary members and friends. After adjournment a social hour was held, Mrs Harmon Maas winning the prize. A PTA meeting is set for the school auditorium at 6 o clock with business and a program by Duff on School Affairs, a reading by Miss Dorothy Tones, and a violin solo by Miss Tielen Baitlome.
The posthumous son of Smith Reynolds and his actress wife Libby Holman Reynolds was born at Philadelphia Hospital. The boy, named Smith for his father, may inherit a share of Reynolds fortune with an estate unsettled. Mrs Reynolds had been indicted for murder, later cleared, amid a high profile legal saga surrounding the family.
The Capitol Theatre opens the film If I Had a Million featuring Gary Cooper George Raft Wynne Gibson Charles Laughton Jack Oakie Frances Dee Charlie Ruggles Alison Skipworth W C Fields Mary Boland Roscoe Karns May Robson Gene Raymond Lucien Littlefield and Richard Bennett in the largest star cast yet assembled for a single picture.
The Dreamland theater presents Temptation's Workship a fast moving drama about a Wall Street magnate whose downfall leads to the reform of his unruly children. The film promises strong storytelling with thrilling incidents and rapid action.
The notice states that the public is invited to attend and take part. It emphasizes access for residents and lists no RSVP requirement, inviting attendance at a local venue during the stated time.
The village council held its meeting Monday evening with Mayor John Schau presiding. Reports were heard and approved. all council members and village officials were present.
A Monday evening gathering of the Study Hour Club was held at Mr. Isaac Slack’s home with a planned tea at Mrs. Jas. P. Nicol’s house Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4. January 28. An interesting program and refreshments were announced. Proceeds will go to the local milk fund. Mrs. C. F. Fogel joined as a new member to fill a vacancy after Mrs. John Wegener moved away. Hostess served light refreshments.
Charles A. Miller of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation testifies before the Senate Manufacturers Committee in Washington outlining Fred I. Kent’s plan. The idea would resume production at 1927 levels with federal losses underwritten and profits shared. Critics warn of a flood of goods and possible further collapse if normal funding isn’t used.
Mr and Mrs Nelson Bechtel and Tom Denmis from South Ridge were Sunday guests of Mr Anna Allsop and Jack Marshall from Mansfield. Epent Sunday at the home of Miss Naomi Ruth.
Seventeen members of the Avon Lake Women's League met at the Congregational church basement for a pot-luck dinner with four guests Mrs Sunstrom Mrs Lockwood Mrs Harmon and Mrs Bayley. President Mrs Perry Taylor opened the meeting at 7 o'clock. A League song Jesus Calls Us was sung Psalm 91 read by Miss Lucy Mawby and the Lord's Prayer recited in unison. Secretary’s and Treasurer’s reports were read and approved. New officers were installed Mrs Perry Taylor President Mrs Grover Holmes Vice President Mrs Wilbur Thearing Secretary Mrs E Shirley Treasurer. New committees were named Sewing Mrs Ralph Worvison Mrs Flossie Walker and Mrs Karmon Ways and Means Mrs Warne Black Mrs Worris Bloomfield and Miss Lucy Manobs Program Mrs Graville Dunlap and Mrs Oscar Kubach Missionary Mrs Fred Weck and Mrs John Britton Legal Committee Mrs H scott Mrs J L Oppelt Mrs Dwight Wasty Flowers Mrs Shirler New business discussed meeting date changed to first Tuesday each month Hostesses were Mrs Taylor Mrs Shirley Mrs Theoring and Mrs Holmes.
Mr and Mrs Maynard Krebs entertained members of the five hundred club at their home Saturday evening. Honors were won by Mrs Jerome Oster of Bay Village, Mr Maynard Krebs, Mrs William Biltz and Mr Carl Urig of Lakewood. In two weeks Mr and Mrs Harry Claycomb of Lakewood will entertain the club.
A brief item notes Virginia Hoban is absent from school due to illness.
Dames of Malta met Tuesday afternoon at the park hall for their regular gathering. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
Chartles Horwedel and Mr Eu gene Tinchner were named committeemen from Avon Lake at the Avon German fire Insurance Directors meeting held in Avon on Monday. Mr and Mrs Erne Murbach spent Tuesday evening in Lake
Court school nurse Miss Maple Wade toured Oberlin’s local school on Tuesday while Alvin Walker and his son Gerald were in Kipton on business.
Berlin Jan 11 The death by self act of Sanaide Volkoff daughter of Leon Trotsky was revealed in a police bulletin five days after she ended her life by turning on gas in a rented room. Volkoff suffered tuberculosis and had been informed of imminent expulsion from Germany. She was Trotsky's only surviving daughter. Her sister died of tuberculosis in Russia in 1917 after his exile.
Mrs Mary Weber of Steve Moore Road visited Miss M A Weber in Avon. Miss Helen Livingston of Walker Road stayed Tuesday night with Miss Martha Deasy. Mr and Mrs Albert Walker called on Mr and Mrs J J Heckel at Vincent Sunday.
A fragment notes George Eliot on human ideals and records that the natives of the New Hebrides hiss as a mark of approval, indicating local response to a situation or event.
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