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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1937
Page
11
Providence police said they would question a nurse who was friendly with Dr George W Webster in the death of the Rhode Island Birth Control League head. investigators consider a jealous husband motive and that the nurse may fit a “woman in the cage” theory connected to a former army officer.
Elyria will be the honor city on a radio program broadcast by WJAY Cleveland from 3 to 3 30 p m next Thursday announced by Larry Roller director of public events for stations WHE and WJAY Mayor Leonard Smith will be the principal speaker on the Elyrian program as part of a series of Neighborly Salute broadcasts by the station.
Hollywood July 22 George Brent leading man filed for annulment of his two months marriage to Joselyn Howarth an Australian actress eloped to Tijuana May 10. Brent says they did not conform to Mexican law and his wife’s lawyers indicate opposition. Brent previously married Ruth Chatterton.
The column notes Grin and Bear It by Lichty mentioning his parents Mr and Mrs Russell Gamble and five siblings as well as a historical remark that lump sugar was adopted about 150 years ago. It also reports London requests for Coronation souvenirs via the Office of Works at a rate of 8,000 per day with Abbey and street decorations available.
Radio schedule lists varied programs across stations with hosts Dan Morgan Lowell Thomas Tom Thatcher and Major Bowes among others. Includes bands such as Henderson Band Trace Band Osborne Band and Langford Morg and featured shows from WHK WGAR and WGN with News and sports segments.
An economic expert predicts more jobs will cut vagrant numbers but faces satire on tramps. A New York hotel stages boxing bouts as meals, while a doctor joke lands. A Civil War tale in Glenbrook recounts bed bugs rowing in a wash bowl. A congressman backs union recognition for baseball players amid other humor and hints. The column closes with onetime tips and a stray station-night lodging line.
Readers learn practical beauty hacks to refresh and energize before social events. From foot baths and cologne rubs to eye lotions, facial masks, neck exercises, scalp massages, and staged makeup routines, the guide emphasizes spending time wisely and elevating mood with simple steps. It outlines time presets from twenty minutes to an hour and suggests skincare, hair care, and finishing touches to look well without haste.
A maid defends herself as a station agent. a mistress scolds the servant for milk that boiled over. Cora reports spotting a green slug and rushes inside to shout about a dill pickle seemingly walking in the yard.
Local notices list multiple 8 p.m. gatherings across Avon Avon Lake Chathan Lake Avenue La Grange and West Ridge including Baptist church council meeting Grange sessions Townsend Club and Old Glory Grange plus a Friday Girl Scouts event at Park Hall in Avon Lake.
A brief on simple modern cooking for beginners using ready mixes and new appliances. It describes roasting potatoes with butter and breadcrumbs, then browning in a hot oven or under a broiler to finish.
Front page news reports the escapades of Jane Withers as an amateur detective in Angel's Holiday now playing at Capitol Theatre and the film Personal Property starring Jean Harlow with Robert Taylor co-starring at Lincoln Theatre. Also notes golfer John Cameron in Schenectady's Hole-in-One Club after scoring a 165-yard ace on the 13th hole.
In Columbia Ridgeville Methodist hosts Columbia at 6 20 p m on the county rural league diamond A Grafton Baptist meets Grafton Methodists at Crafton in a 6 30 p m County Rural Church League doubleheader.
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