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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1921
Page
6
In a tale akin to Romeo and Juliet, two lovers from rival Italian families in New York City navigate old world customs and feuds. The narrative contrasts immigrant life with American urban bustle as their romance challenges family loyalties.
Walter McLeod recalls a stunt in The Mad Hare where Bee venivis sustained knee scrapes and arm bruises during a wandlot baseball scene. Despite pain she kept acting, later costume issues revealed through silk stockings. Elmer Harris wrote the story with Dan iels in a luminous vehicle for her talents. The Colonial Theatre, under Manager Banton, opens a three day run starting tomorrow with Harry Santee as lead.
Mr and Mrs John Bolce host visitors as the Laborie and Hewitt families share time with relations in Wellington Conneaut and Wellington Miss Lillian Laborie stayed with Mrs Dave Detrick and Mrs Ruben Knapp. Earl Hewitt visited his sister Mrs Frank Johnson. Neva Hewitt spent days with friends at Wellington and attended a dental visit. E B Wilcox and Rose Beckley joined a Wellington wedding. Blue Devil linoleum cleaner is advertised.
Notice warns readers not to pay for car service unless accompanied by a subscribers card. Cards available from the boy for prompt delivery and proper credit. Department phone listed as 2316.
Sixty one persons from a few months to 65 years were treated at the free clinic for cripples at the East Liverpool City Hospital under the East Liverpool Rotary Club. Forty more were examined at a similar clinic at Wellsville Emergency Hospital with Dr Clarence J Eyman of Mt Sima Hospital Cleveland as chief clinician.
Military honors were paid to Charles H Carey at the Salem cemetery. Carey, the town’s first youth to enlist for World War I, was killed June 13, 1918 in Belleau Woods after enlisting at 19. His remains were interred locally.
The readable fragments reference a man with two mothers and an in law, mentions destroying prints and a “Who Am I” riddle, and includes hints about a motorist warning and a dangerous curve. The passage is garbled and does not form a coherent news item.
Akron board of education slashed maintenance estimates by 153000 dollars due to county budget warnings and demand for economy.
Theodore Henes was treated at a hospital after an incident at work and discharged later the same day. Elyria and Cleveland visitors were seen with local residents, including Mr and Mrs E. Co and Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Timmy Keenan, Amherst pitcher now with Rochester in the International League, was in town for a game.
Bucyrus area voters may face two proposed school bond issues on August 9. The Bucyrus board of education seeks a $50,000 bond for a new high school building. The Jefferson township board proposes a consolidated district election for regional school restructuring.
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