Hoxie Circus Delayed In Elyria
The Hoxie Circus will not appear on the ninth as planned in Elyria. Officials cite ongoing reorganization causing the delay of the circus in this location.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
2
The Hoxie Circus will not appear on the ninth as planned in Elyria. Officials cite ongoing reorganization causing the delay of the circus in this location.
MINNEAPOLIS Thirty six years ago three brothers shook hands with plans to meet in Lithuania. William went to South Africa while Louis and Maurice went to Minneapolis. Now in Minneapolis all three are reunited after long, separate paths with William a cattle rancher in Bulawayo Southern Rhodesia.
A girl pursues redemption after a scandal as the film The Man Who Found Himself debuts tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. The plot centers on a man's fall and a woman's determined effort to restore his name and standing.
National leaders at turn of century are shown in This Is My Affair at Capitol Theatre. London reports record national income of 26.36 billion pounds for the last financial year, up 2 billion from the prior year and 4 billion above 1933. Emlyn Stevens cites working men’s leisure and shaving time in a Bridgend talk.
Radio schedule for WHK WGN and affiliates shows 1937 July 1 lineup with programs from 5:15 p m Irene Terry to 11:14 p m featuring news sports music and orchestras. Notable names include Rudy Vallee Freeman Sax and Major Bowes. Listings indicate multiple stations and varied acts such as Rhythm Revel and Poetic Melodies with orchestras led by Allen Band and Oscar Beh.
Miles Emeritta Hutchinson aged 100 years and seven months died at the County Home in Muskingum county. Leon Fi Hlatti, 67, a carpenter, died after a circular saw severed the femoral artery in his right leg. Mildred Woodward, 40, a schoolteacher on leave, drowned in Buckeye Lake and body found floating. Virgil Boggs, 21 months old, son of Ora Boggs of near Fredericktown, choked to death on a marshmallow while visiting his uncle John Boggs.
The Junior Markley Girls 4 H Club met at Mrs. Leonard Deans home. Members included Anna Louise Lennitg Eleanor Lewis Helen Molich Julia Kovachs Ruth Dean and advisor Miss Rebecca Rea. They enjoyed a wiener roast at Cascade Park last week. Club project includes cooking and sewing. Officers are President Shirley McIntire Vice President Rosebud Keefer Secretary Eleanor Lewis News Reporter Ruth Dean.
Mrs Kathryn Scott and daughter Miss Rosalind Lewis called on Mrs C E McIntire and family on Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Henry McIntire of Elyria were guests on Sunday of Mr and Mrs C E McIntire and daughters. Ann McIntire of Sheffield is spending this week at the McIntire home.
La Grange town items note visits and family events across Belden Medina Elyria and Sandusky with birthdays births and household greetings. Notable items include a birth on June 27 for Erwin and wife and activity around Edith Tran Nina Seeley and Ardelia Hastings. Argentine oil output in Buenos Aires reports a first quarter rise and a 20.8 percent increase in 1926 over 1935.
News From Correspondents lists local gatherings in Avon Lake North Ridgeville Chatham Grafton Columbia and Dover. Activities include church meetings ice cream socials boy scouts and a Fourth of July celebration with athletic events prizes fireworks and dancing chaired by local officials.
Miss Nada Moore daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Moore of Wellington wed Merle G Bradstock son of Mr and Mrs William Bradstock of Mt Dora Florida on Sunday June 27 in Greenup Kentucky They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Stanley Giar of Wellington The couple plan to live in Wellington where the groom works in a foundry Since moving to Ohio Bradstock has been making his home.
Herbert Lamb and Margaret Jones of Cleveland married on Saturday June 19 and will reside with the bride’s parents. Lamb is the son of Mrs. Ruby Lamb of North Olmsted. Ella Norman traveled 13 000 miles from New South Wales to Edinburgh to see her uncle, but police have been trying to locate him.
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