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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
19
In Sandusky July 10 C C Lanley, 60, a laborer, shot his wife in bed and then killed himself with a chest and head wound. A six year old grandchild slept nearby as neighbors called police. Coroner Dr. John Yochem ruled murder and death by self inflicted act, no motive given. A son said his father had shown ill humor and criticized his wife for being away from home.
Quintuplets have a new brother born to Dionne quints’ parents at Callander Ontario. The eight pound male infant joined siblings and the celebrated family as Dr Joyal praised an excellent mother and baby. Crowds gathered around the Dionne home but there was no spectacle.
A birth, long anticipated over several weeks, has occurred confirming the family’s expected arrival.
Bob Steele, popular Western film star, outwits his rivals in a tense on screen caper. The feature showcases Steele’s quick wit and rugged presence as he navigates frontier danger and stunts.
A gunfighter battles an outlaw gang to deliver thrills in Last of the War rens. The showing is set for tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre, promising action and frontier drama for local audiences.
The Capitol Theatre presents Trouble for Two based on a Robert Lews Steven son story. Starring Robert Montgomery and Roucaline Russell, the film centers on a dramatic death by own action. The new attraction features suspenseful plot twists and period cinema style.
Reading notices show a radio schedule featuring Clara Lu Em Maceh, Time Vo, Detla Chiesa, and the Hears VIit program. Pop concert highlights include Reece Hexame, with Inh Spats Bester Band performing live from the court venue.
A dense listing of Cleveland radio stations WTAM WGAR WHA and more shows a Sunday July 12 schedule with varied programming. Highlights include concerts religious programs news sports and youth shows with times and some program names such as Chopin, Catholic Hour, Sunday Drivers, and Singers. The block also notes several orchestras and ensembles like Schuster's Orch and Watkins' Orch among others.
Mrs Belden and Mrs Beriswell hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering with numerous friends and relatives from Cleveland Elyria and nearby towns. The week featured visits by Miss Wise and family, tours in Pontiac and Lakewood, and a July 4 reunion at Wilmer Zacharias home. Others attended pool dedication in Lakeview Park and various family celebrations across Lorain and Cleveland Heights.
Miss Wanda Jarish daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Jarish of Grafton and Mr Edward Ols son of Mr and Mrs Frank Ols of Cleveland were married in Assumption church at 10 o clock Saturday morning July 4 by Rev Father John Foster. Bridesmaids were Molly Jarish and Julia Jarish. Best man was William Oes rather and usher Elmer Prusha of Medina attended. The bride wore a gown.
A reader recalls a hunter in Indiana shooting a jack rabbit and enduring lacerations after the rabbit kicked him. The Atenison County Mail anecdote leads to local quips about a man with many pets, a joking exchange over a mislaid note, and a sly hat promise. The page sample also notes industry giants as war names and a battered boxer.
A couple married with satin and lace attire, gardenias and pink roses in bouquets, and maids in blue organza. A wedding breakfast for immediate family followed by a reception. The bride, once employed at Troxel Manufacturing in Elyna, and the groom, manager at Fisher in Cleveland, plan to reside in a new Cleveland home after a Canada trip.
The scene shows a young fighter exhausted at the end of round five with his manager urging calm while noting the opponent’s heavy blows. A lighthearted farm tip and folk humor follow, including Frank M Mizar’s hog powered wood cutting plan and a jokey note on farm life and apples.
A playful notice traces apple quirks from outside eating to the core and the encore pun. It cites Adam William Tell and Colonel Teddy as key figures in making the apple famous, then jokes about a bald future for humanity as a London scientist allegedly predicts.
A critique questions who counts as big corporations and argues stockholders bear heavy taxes framed as highway robbery. In Winston-Salem NC a 125 year old mansion, once home and office of Salem College presidents, is being restored to its traditional colonial look.
Toledo residents learn of a southern tree in Collins Park after park superintendent Geo. Grown points out the Blue Boy magnolia. In Paris a new club for defeated Deputies forms, with about twenty four men meeting in the Chamber of Deputies and naming a committee.
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