The Rose of China to Play Cleveland Shubert Colonial
The Rose of China, a new Chinese musical romance, arrives at the Shubert Colonial Cleveland for a week starting Monday May 17. Producers include F Ray Comrock and Morris from Oh Boy Oh Lady Lady Very Good Eddy and Oh My Gee with Armand Vecsey composing.
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Shubert Colonial
Cleveland
F. Ray. Comrock
Morris
Gest
Princess Theatre
Eddy
Jaeph- Trias
Colorful Productions Highlight Recent Comedy Stage
The musical comedy stage has featured colorful productions in recent years with Robert Milton and Julian Mitchell credited for staging. The show is noted for lively performances and staging flair.
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Robert Milton
Julian Mitchell
Ridgeville Grange Hat Social At Town Hall May 18
Ridgeville May 14 Ridgeville Grange votes a Hat Social at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening May 18. Mrs Till works on repairs along the Station Road. Elon Peck returns from a Toronto visit with friend William Hermen of Elyria. Mr and Mrs Shafer of Elyria visit his parents. Rev Young and wife of Cleveland attend Ladies Society meeting. Ridgeville property has changed hands.
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Ridgeville
Till
Sta‘tion
Elon Peck
Toronto
Canada
William‘Hermen
Elyria
Househunters Adopt Man Wowel Met Drama
A chaotic Chronicle-Telegram piece chronicles househunters seeking rental homes, with notices of rent ads and the constant hunt for vacancies. A local broker recounts Brown chasing housing after years of failure, only to learn Green has fallen in the river and the agent has already leased the house to another.
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Howe
Chronicle-Telegram
Green
Beets and Sorghum Urged for Home Syrup in Elyria
County farm agent Howard Rogers promotes growing beets or sorghum in home gardens to ease the sugar shortage. Sugar beets yield syrup in the home kitchen, while sorghum needs a cane press. A small patch can supply a family’s syrup. for details call the County Farm Bureau Office at 2 Turner Building, Elyria Ohio.
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Howard Rogers
Rogers
Farm Bureau
Turner ‘Building
Elyria
Ohio
Elyrian to Speak at South Amherst Decoration Day
South Amherst sets Memorial Day exercises for May 31 with speaker Hon. W. G. Sharp of Elyria. Amherst band to provide parade music. The soldiers’ monument under construction by quarries and cut stone firms will be unveiled and dedicated. Other events planned to make it a major celebration.
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South Amherst
W. G. Sharp
Elyria
Amherst
Unclaimed Letters List With Two Week Deadline
A long list of unclaimed letters names multiple ladies and gentlemen with a two week expiration before sending to the Dead Letter Office in Washington. The notice names Mrs M F Barber Miss Dorothy Boylan and many others with Christie Goodman Bros likely as the addressee or sender. The item warns letters must be claimed or be sent to Washington after the period.
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M. F. Barber
Mise Ausugta Bebrends
Catharine Beares
Dorothy Boylan
Wm. Botts
Bertha Butler
Mise Carr
Anna Cole
Miea
Anna T. Conley
Jessie Day
Misa
Eleanor Davie
Carrie Detwiler
Eleanor Fair
Ruth Forbes
W . Garford
Nellie Gras
Elizabeth Hardy
Dorothy “Henry
Nellie Hopkins
Warry Hudson
Nonce Juliana
Edne Kreger
Milliran
J. C. Morgen
Misa Myers
Charlie Barton
Chester Beauregard
C. Boynton
H. Broces
Robert Coleman
Mike Dragon
P. Dowdell
X. Dugar
Will ‘Everett
Harry Farmer
Daniel Filio
Elmer Ford
Newell Ford
W. IL. Fainies
H. B. Gerald
Russell Gilmore
J. A. Gleason
Sdmond Gleason
J. Golden
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Ilega
Mexico
American
Lionel, Barrymore
Ann Cornwall
Paramount Artgraft
Cleveland Colonia
ILM
Slare Adams
Richard D Bennett
Claire Adams
United States Public Health Service
Katherine Bement Davis
Edward H. Griffith
Charles Bettis
William Stowfle
Happin
Man Wowel
Elva Pasy
Chronicle
Columag
Elyrian
Decoration
Easie Ok
Tikk
Ebert
Draggtt
Adolph Zukor
Barrymore
Paramount Aircraft ’Picture
Union
Prisca
White House
Vicksburg
A. Lincoln
Augustus Thomas
Allen Holzbar
Dorothy Phillips
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