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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1926

Page

7

Mystery of Two Year Old's Disappearance Solved

New York police traced the two year old girl’s disappearance to Mrs. Gertrude Murphy of Brooklyn who appeared at a New York freight station with the child. Mrs Murphy claimed the child as her own claiming Blauvelt adopted it to keep her husband. No formal adoption papers had been drawn.

New York Newark Bergenfield N. J Lillian Blauvelt Gertrudeurphy Brooklyn Muray

Four Held on Bail in Endangering Morals Case

Mrs Murphy sought her child from Mrs Blauvelt claiming loneliness. Blauvelt feared her husband and faked a loss while her own child died in Offentown, Pa. The two couples faced magistrate court today on charges of endangering health and morals of a minor with $1,000 bail for all.

Board Approves Graduating U5 at Special Meeting

The board of education met yesterday afternoon at the request of Superintendent R. C. Maston and approved the list of graduates for the year. They discussed renewing the depository contract with Home City Bank for active and inactive funds but took no final action. A further meeting is planned Friday afternoon to address the issue.

Board of Education R. C. Maston

Brownhelm News Highlights From Farm Bureau and Local Sports

Large local turnout at the Farm Bureau meeting in Elyria with many Brownhelm residents attending. Brownhelm High School Boys Basketball held Amherst to 13 to 1 in a home game, while the girls beat Penfield Junction in a separate junior high match. Local social notes mention visits, family moves, sick wards, and upcoming games against Birmingham High on January 22.

Amherst Brownhelm Brownhelm High Penfield Naime Penfield Junction Birmingham San Lillian Ladrach Flowers of Gertrude van Wagner Cleveland Lura van Wagnen Elyria Frank van Wagnen Evelyn Ruby Seith R. A. Miller Ome Philip Zilch Carl Zilch Lorain Conrad Northelm Joba Edgar Christopher Bauer

Burlesque at Rialto Promises Fast Merriment and Glamour

The Rialto Theatre will feature Billy Gilbert and his burlesque sensation The Whiz Bang Revue next Friday night January 22. The show headlines a capable company with Sue Milford and 15 chorus beauties, plus lavish costumes and stage settings across two acts and 17 scenes. Seat sale Thursday. Abie's Irish Rose returns February 4 to 6. Also notes a council approval of $47.48 for Logan Gas Company hearing expenses.

Rialto W. C. Woodward Rialto Theatre Billy Gilbert Gilbert Sue Mlford Lerry Francis Frances Valentine Herbert Barris Belle Barron Steve Mills

Radio Programs Tuesday January 19 Schedule Across U S Cities

A listing of evening radio programs for January 19 across stations in Cleveland Chicago Fort Worth Minneapolis St Paul Cincinnati New York and more. Highlights include orchestras dinner hour music Eveready Hour and various talks weather forecasts farm and animal topics and a late night opera and minstrels broadcast.

Wear Cleveland Gold Dust Twins Chauncey Lee Certainery Orvice WTAM Orchetra WHE KYW Chicago KDKA Uncle Bob BAP Fort Worth WCH Zion Mpls St. Paul WGN Chelago Jveready WLW Cincinnati Crosley WOC Davenport Sandman WEAF Atlanta WSAT WALD Akron Orean RDKA Pittsburgh U. of Pittsburgh Springfield Hockey Bruins Montiel WCX Pontiay Michigan New York Columba U WGY Schenectady Marine Land WJR Pontiac Edison Hour Mags Just of Technology

Magnificent Mary Philbin Star Redefines Screen Asset

A glowing review lauds Mary Philbin as a major screen asset with Rupert Julian directing a grand Universal production. The Paris Opera House set is praised as lifelike and vast with color sequences enhancing opening and a masque ball. The film is described as mysterious thrilling and fit for large theaters.

Mary Philbin Universal Rupert Julian Opera House Paris

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