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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1933
Page
9
A detailed listing of daily programs across Cleveland stations WHK WGAR WTAM NBC CBS and local outlets with times and featured acts including music orchestras hosts and guest performers for New Year’s period and tomorrow’s programming.
An ad advises gargling Korene as a quick antiseptic to prevent throat soreness during winter. It claims relief from pain and rawness, improves breath, and offers a money back guarantee from first-class drugstores like C. W. Phillips.
The Rivoli Theatre previews Divorce in the Family a dramatic tale showing Jackie Cooper in a new angle as a tragedian and comedian. The Maurice Rapf story follows what children feel and think as parents divorce and remarry, tomorrow at the Rivoli.
Douglas Fairbanks prepares a joyful new production titled Mr Robinson Crusoe arriving at the Capitol tomorrow and Saturday. The tale follows a modern Robinson Crusoe stranded on an uninhabited island and promises light adventure.
Avon Lake Parent Teachers Association announced at the regular meeting that Money Mad will be staged at the Avon Lake school auditorium on February 22 and 23. Rehearsals will begin soon. An appeal for shoes was also noted.
Parents were urged to donate shoes and gym shoes for needy village children. Hiram Cully of Cleveland spoke on adolescent recreation while Principal J L Oppelt presented survey results showing high schoolers reading weekly, low movie attendance, and dancing and sports interest led by swimming baseball and basketball. Mariotti of Lorain provided clarinet and saxophone music.
The Afternoon Bridge Club met at Mrs. H. Drake on Lake Road for a one o'clock luncheon. Prizes were won by Mrs. Drake and Mrs. Q. Kubach. In two weeks Mrs. C. Kubach will entertain the club.
Mrs. D. Martin and her daughter Mrs. Lee Walker attended the auto show in Cleveland Wednesday evening, joining other guests at the display.
Mr and Mrs James Swan of Lear Road attended the Auto Show in Cleveland on Tuesday, joining attendees from the city to view new car models and features.
Mrs Bertha Derringer entertained the Jolly Twelve Club on Tuesday evening at her Steve Moore Road home. Diversion was five hundred. Honors went to Mrs Curtis Duff Mrs Ella Moore and Mrs Teena Brown. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs Brown will host at Mr and Mrs C J Snyder's home.
An advertisement urges relief from sour mood and skin breakouts by taking Carter's Little Liver Pills. It claims the pills improve bile flow and overall well being, warning not to substitute and directing readers to look for the red package in stores.
El. Blackhall of Mrs. Gordon Berton avenue is ill with pneumonia.
Rose Arnold celebrated her Sth birthday with a Second grade party at her home Tuesday afternoon. Friends Mildred Mawby Mary Nussdorfer June Bouse Marie Wardell Betty Brown Harriett Beard Olive Hil Ann Lott enjoyed games and contests and a chicken dinner hosted by Mrs. Arnold.
Robert Heran of Lakewood recently. Mrs A Seeback of Armour Drive visiting daughter’s home in Lakewood for several days. Mrs Clara DeRussey of Avon spent Wednesday afternoon with her daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Alvin Walker.
Sam Weiss of Cleveland, 29, was jailed in Wood County charged with implication in the Perrysburg dry cleaning plant bombing. His father Harry Weiss, identified as leader of a racketeering group, faces malicious destruction of property charges. Joseph Serafino, who confessed involvement, named Sam Weiss as part of the plot.
A vintage notice touts Anguentine as stopping agony and aiding healing without scars, urging readers to ask their druggist for the red and yellow mube priced at 50 cents.
Glacier Park plans to open the Going-to-the-Sun route next year as work on the final surfacing of the Trans-mountain road nears completion by summer. Park superintendent E. T. Scoyen announced that the scenic highway will allow tourists to drive through the area, highlighting the route as one of the world’s most spectacular mountain drives.
Harvard University is identified as the oldest institution of its kind with the first building erected in 1887 by Nathaniel Eaton, making it the oldest school in New England and in the United States.
Ralph Carsello, reputed Licavoll gang member, was convicted by a federal court jury of conspiring to violate national prohibition laws and of maintaining a nuisance. Ally John Mirabella was acquitted on similar charges. An unrelated line on modern art followed.
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