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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1920
Page
2
Mary Pickford stars in Pollyanna a cheerful philosophy tale presented at the American tomorrow. The piece touts the story as uplifting amid a troubled period and notes Pickford’s optimistic view that even when life is hard things can improve.
At the Strand theatre on Monday and Tuesday the presentation Camelot? Cleopatra earns strong audience response. The piece frames Caesar and Cleopatra as mighty figures while noting the drama’s climactic battles and the enduring appeal of this historic tale.
Tomorrow the Colonial Theatre presents The Woman Gives starring Norma Talmadge a light hearted feature praised for its natural humor. A six month old baby models for Inga Bonderson with care from Talmadge studio crew to secure a pleasant scene during the shoot.
Peggy Hyatt stars in Faith a William Fox photoplay at the Strand on Wednesday. The drama features love and greenare with two scheming rivals aiming to wreck happiness and win a fortune of a lovely Scotch lass.
A fragment hints at a tense struggle with no clear success yet. It notes ongoing advance and notable activity by unnamed actors, suggesting rising effort and suspense behind the scenes. The piece emphasizes momentum and the prospect of future breakthroughs.
Fred W. Waterman of 116 Broadstreet, Exeter academy student, starred in the Interscholastic track meet at Harvard Stadium. He clocked ten seconds for the 100 yard dash according to the Post, though two watches read 9.45 seconds. he also ran the 220 yard final, finishing narrowly in 49.45 seconds. The article notes his performance suggests Olympic team potential, citing earlier 1907 records by Duffey, Schick, and Nelson as benchmarks.
Grafton High School notes in the Chronicle Telegram the death of Yancel Malanowski, a senior leader and social force, expressing deep grief and sympathy for his family and classmates. Messages from Gladys Mole, Marguerite Knechtges, Mildred Robson, Lloyd Bartlett, and W. J H. Tabler accompany the tribute.
Grafton report lists a May 24 birth a twelve pound daughter to Mr and Mrs Earl Wolfe with mother and babe well. E C Johnson and daughters Ruth visited Berea and H G Bradley and Mr and Mrs Gage at North Olmstead. Mrs Lee Dean recently operated on for goitre at Memorial hospital Elyria planning return home. Miss Fawn Mennell visits relatives in Michigan. Mrs S Smith of West Virginia caring for Earl Wolfe’s daughter. Mrs John Dean of Elyria visiting son Lee Dean family. Walter Sandrock attended funeral of his aunt Carrie Scheunberger at Baker funeral parlors Am.
Mrs Velda Gage and her infant daughter Janet have been visiting at the home of her parents and will join husband in Detroit Michigan. The Phileth Sunday school to regain class 18 M BE says Isa Et her Lieve Walte and Dorothy Sandrock together with others spent Friday afternoon at the club home.
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