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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1937

Page

8

Actress Held In Death Of Woman Lawyer

Hollywood July 19 Mina Kay Tutwiler 29 a movie actress was held on suspicion of murder in the death of Dorothy May Garland 31 a prominent lawyer and former deputy city attorney. Autopsy ordered as Dr. Wendell W Starr uncertain whether death stemmed from alcoholism or internal injury from a scuffle. Tutwiler denied the charge saying the quarrel over a missing $100 bill did not involve a fight. Garland and Tutwiler with Luther Allen 32 drank heavily before the incident. Garland fought on a bed and was beaten and kicked until Dr. Starr could intervene. Garland died Saturday night after delaying hospital treatment. Nurse C M Carver witnessed the fight. Allen a material witness said he left the room when the quarrel began. Garland was educated in New York and USC and served as chief trial deputy in the city attorney office before entering private practice with her husband James P Garland. She had been sued recently for $130000 for alienation of affections by Marie Yarnell.

Hollywood Calif Mina Kay Tutwiler Dorothy May Garland Wendell W. Starr Garland Starr Dr. Starr C. M. Carver Allen New York University of Southern California James P. Garland Marie Yarnell Herold Earl Yarnell

Home ransacked at Kellogg Day residence on Park Avenue

Police responded Saturday morning to 319 Park Avenue where Kellogg Day’s home was entered and ransacked. While the Day family is away on vacation, officers could not determine exact items taken.

Kellogg Park Avenue

Stolen bicycle report from local Y M C A

Robert Blaine of 338 Thirteenth Street reported to police Saturday that his Speed King bicycle, cream colored and valued at 30 dollars, was stolen Saturday evening from the Y M C A where he had left it.

Robert Blaine Thirteenth Street

Kick Saver Drops Ring Under Table During Nightclub Holdup

Miss Marlon Lewis saved her turquoise ring by dropping it on the floor and kicking it under the table during a nightclub holdup in Cleveland. The daring act preserved a valued keepsake as patrons ducked for cover and security authorities investigated the incident.

Cleveland Marlon Lewis

Sunday school outing postponed and church notices

T PETER CHURCH AMHERST July 19 The outing of the teachers and officers of the Sunday school scheduled for this evening was postponed until further notice. Various church circles announce meetings at homes with noons and dinners. Evangelist R L Larson plans revival topics Tuesday to Thursday with healing prayers. Parish life notes show multiple church activities, picnics, and public notices. Hospital notes report Mrs Wohlover Amherst admitted and gave birth to a baby girl.

T. Peter Church Amherst. C Circle 3 Woman's Union Charles Fisker Milan Avenue Circle One Carl Berg Oberlin Foursquire Church R. L. Larson Circle 32 St. Ann's Society van Neal Jackson Street Robert Wohlover Amherst Sundar

Why Parents Should Explain Household Tasks To Children

A mother explains to Terry why sweeping dirt into a heap and placing it in a pail matters for neighborhood appearance. Terry initially questions the reasoning but accepts the task after understanding the purpose, showing initiative can align with parental guidance when reasons are shared.

Terry Mother

Diary Notes From New York by 0 0 McIntyre in 1937

A dated diary style column recounts daily scenes from New York including social visits with Ewing Galloway and Constance Collier, a tea at the Waldorf, a Fire Island trip, and reflections on fashion fads like hair color rinses. The piece notes syndicate size, mentions celebrities, clubs, and travels as part of a lively society chronicle.

New York Ewing Galloway Kentucky Comedienne Constance Collier Witter Byner Justine Hall the Waldorf Hattie Bell Johnston Africa Don Herald Carolyn Wells Will Jessie Hays Fire Island

Mardell's Plot Threatens Dale Northcutt in Dam Bond Scheme

Patty Lou Palmer faces ruin when Mardell Gray schemes to secure a Northcutt construction bond by altering National Insurance bid. Vern Powers drunkenly brags of blackmail as Patty Lou warns Dale and Alice plots revenge. The scene ends with Vern intoxicated, threats, and a cliffhanger.

Patty Lou Palmer National Insurance Company Dale Northcutt Mardell Gray Dale Northcutt Construction Company National Mardell Patty Lou Chet Brownell Patty Low Vern Powers Alice Carr Chet

Funeral services for Leman Hiram Edwards

Wellington obituary notes the burial for Leman Hiram Edwards 71 after services at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Wellington with interment in Greenwood cemetery. He died at his daughter’s Elyria home and is survived by his wife Sarah and two daughters Mrs Middiestetter and Orrie Edwards. Also garden party planned by Congregational church groups with concert by Oberlin Conservatory graduates Catherine Van Buren Fred Miller Orrin Miller and others.

Woman's Association and Friendship Guild The Congregational Church Clisby Gardens South Main Street Oberlin Consevatory Catherine van Buren Winifred Pittison Anton Winkler Gordon Jones Harry Wagner Daise Wadsworth Booth Fred Miller Orrin Miller Lois Jean Charles Bishbaugh Isabelle Alice George Bishbaugh Virginia Wellington Michigan Ulrich Hege Prospect Street California Hege Ruth Hege Venezuela

Birthday Celebrations for Joseph Myers and Family

Sunday marked the 80th birthday of Joseph Myers of Polk State with relatives Pat Shepard and Mr and Mrs Shepard joining at the Myers home in Wellington. A family motor trip preceded the party and both honorees received gifts.

Joseph Myers Polk Pat Shepard Mere Clayton Shepard Herrick Avenue Woat Wellington Shepard Myers

Clarksfield Coming Events And Local Visits

The Clarksfield Ladies Aid plans a July 22 meeting at Mrs. Libbie Chapman’s home and the Butler Road Club will be hosted by Mrs. Nellie Harris on the same date. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ames spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harwood in White Ox. Roy Franklin called on friends in Norwalk. Mrs. Inez Thames visits her daughter in Canton, Ohio, while Mrs. Charlie Kennell visits a sister in Lima, Ohio. Harold Cole is building a new porch at his home.

Clarksfield Clarksfield Ladies Aid Libbie Chapman Butler Road Club Nellie Harris J. C. Ames Harry Harwood White ‘Ox Roy Franklin Norwalk Inez Thames Lee Moon Canton Charlie Kennell Lima Harold Cole

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