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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1931
Page
2
Rev George Fr Kister director of Education at Xavier University will be installed today as president of St Marys College St Marys Kansas. Kister previously headed St Marys College for many years.
A garbled but readable listing covers radio programs and orchestras across many stations including WTAM WJAX and WGAR. Names like Bernice Claire Jack Little and the Stebbins Orchestra appear among frequent showtimes and musical acts noted in city schedules.
Thelma Todd leads the Thrill-Q Drama production distributed by Lono Art-World-Wide Pictures in Swanee River. The film comes to the New Dreamland Theatre for a limited run starting tonight.
Seven year old Jackie Cooper rises from kid comedies to star roles in feature films at the Capitol Theatre. He appears with Richard Die in Young Donovan's Kid Friday and Saturday, having outshone Hollywood juvenile actors for the lead. Critics hail him as perhaps the greatest child actor in screen history.
The Rev Charles Kramer praised P T Barnum for philanthropy and municipal booster work in Bridgeport Connecticut. He noted Barnum's gifts of perks to the city and efforts to attract industries, and mentioned Barnum left the church reverend Kramer $15 990 upon his death.
In Zanesville Rev Leonard Falvey was named chaplain of Good Samaritan Hospital. In Cleveland a 17 year old Lakewood girl Rose Hanna charged with selling bootleg whiskey to federal agents, bailed for 50 dollars. In Oxford Miami University salaries remain stable despite a seven percent state cut with tuition rising from 60 to 80 dollars. In Cleveland three men hospitalized with stab wounds after street attacks. victims are Luther Hale of Chauncey Ohio and Kansas City men Michael Bowen and Pat Ice Leonard.
C Y Sernstrom highway engineer says his crew laid 2200 feet of concrete highway in 14 hours setting a national record for a single crew in one day.
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