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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1933
Page
10
Mutual denunciations surface in divorce petitions filed in Paris as Maurice Chevalier and Yvonne Vallee accuse each other. Chevalier says they remain friends despite the split.
Samuel Insull, once Chicago utilities magnate, smiles on his first day free in Athens after a Greek court declines to extradite him to the United States on larceny and embezzlement charges.
In Newberg Oregon a gas company manager Col Chad was robbed of $100 by an armed highwayman in daylight. In Portland florist Robert Ysler fought back by scratching the robber’s face with his nails, receiving head blows before police could pursue the suspect. In Boston firefighters wounded on duty gain hospital aid under a bequest from Fire Commissioner Willard Estabrook granting $5,000 for a fund.
Mrs Arth Brown hosted twenty four guests at her Avon house on Tuesday night for a surprise compliment to Mrs Cecil Moore. The Chatter Club served lunch after a progressive dance with high scores by Mrs B W Welch and Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs Wilson Jamison received consolation. The decor featured coral and white with hand painted score cards by Mrs John Jamieson.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St John held its regular meeting in the parish hall on Tuesday evening. The obligation of one candidate occurred and routine business was transacted. Plans were made for a card party on January 18 at Mrs F. J. Reigels berger's home. A social hour followed with refreshments before adjournment.
Miss Jennie Wilhelm and Mrs Frank Webber with sons Urban Earl and Edward Heist visited Elyria homes and Eberling residence while Miss Marion Peak and Miss Nettie Viets met in Avon Lake. Howard Lewis stayed with his sister Mrs Canfield in Elyria. Casper family visited Herbert Traxler in Grafton and John Boehmke of Cleveland visited James Russell’s family in Ridgeville.
Reported claim describes a fully grown rotilla capable of breaking a lion's neck with a creature's bite. The source text is fragmentary and lacks verifiable details or context about species, location, or source authority.
Thieves broke into the Whipp and Glenn shaft at Cripple Creek Colorado and stripped it of supplies to start a new operation. They removed windows, two new screens, and 300 feet of railroad track. Police monitor activity as potential new mines are started.
In Ponca City Oklahoma civet cats released on the old Marland golf course lure into town neighborhoods at night. Local traps have netted several, including two caught by one man, while the supply appears inexhaustible as they raid homes for food.
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