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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
10
Larry Lee will lead his orchestra to the Crystal Beach ballroom at Vermilion Sunday, arriving from Kennywood Park in Pittsburgh. He became interested in music and dramatics at age 15 and has been active in these fields since then.
Charles Stenross, youngest son of a gifted arts family, will lead his orchestra at the Elberta Beach ballroom Sunday night. The band rose to fame after a stint at the Lotus Garden Restaurant in Cleveland.
Radio listings show WHR and WGAR schedules with music genres, dance numbers, and operatic gems. Baseball scores and sports segments appear alongside times for talk, concerts, and community bands. The page enumerates bands such as Gordon Band and Hawkins Band, with several program names and announcer references.
The tale follows a superstitious race horse breeder whose fear of luck is shattered by a stranger. Opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre, the film stars Jack Holt and Mona Barrie in leading roles.
Tim McCoy stars in Justice of the Range at the Dreamland Theatre for a two day run beginning tomorrow. Billie Seward featured in the Western with a ranch war plot between rival outfits accused of rustling cattle. African business paid 43,419,000 annually to operate the NRA.
Ohio reports relief wages paid to 5143 college students in May totaling 73066, with April figures 5762 students and 78460. State highway purchasing division shows 1934 purchases totaling 7276145 and payroll 22670. Dayton trainer Markum killed at fairgrounds. teen drowned in Tuscarawas river. veteran convention held in Fortsmouth with election on Sunday. Columbus attorney Voorhees indicted for embezzlement of 408.75. Lima liquor inspectors seize 150 gallons of whisky. Cleveland suspect in Isaly Dairy holdup held. Columbys violators fined. Toledo man gravely injured in highway collision. Gallia representative Nid er injured by runaway wagon.
In Washington on June 15, Senate Democratic leader predicted defeat for Huey Long if he tries to write his share-the-wealth pension plan into Roosevelt's security program. Long would tax wealth to fund a 30 dollar monthly pension for those over sixty, while opposition warns broad liberalization could endanger the old age program.
Columbia High School alumni dance will be held at the Columbia ballroom on June 25. Alumni Association president Glenn Beaumont announced preparations are underway for a large gathering and urged former students to attend.
Hollywood reports Norma Shearer and executive husband Irving Thalberg welcomed their second child, an eight pound daughter, born last night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital. The baby joins their five year old son who uses a wheelchair.
Amherst Ohio on June 15 observes Children’s Day at First Evangelical Church with a pageant Ambassadors of Peace and a mixed program of songs and sketches by Sunday School classes. Preparations for an open air musical comedy Patine at Amherst school grounds June 27 28 underway with a large local cast and Community Players.
A Foursquare church baptism will occur at Lakeview Park Sunday at 2 30 with Rev Dad Correll baptizing 25. The evangelistic series ends at Town Hall 7 39 Sunday evening, marking Dad Corrells farewell as he departs for Valparaiso Indiana. John Fleming departs Friday for Alabama.
Standings show New York leading with 32 wins and 21 losses, followed by St Louis and Chicago, with Boston and Philadelphia mid-pack. Yesterday Philadelphia beat Cleveland 3 to 4, and Boston defeated St Louis in extra innings. Major league leaders highlight Vaughan of the Pirates and Johnson of the Athletics with strong batting, Greenberg driving runs for Detroit.
Cleveland yielded a 3 to 4 defeat to Philadelphia as Monte Pearson walked six, allowing three runners to score and the decisive run in the sixth. Despite 11 Indians hits, poor baserunning and clutch hitting hampered scoring. Frankie Pytlak left for a two week rest and Charlie George was recalled from Minneapolis. Mahaffey earned the win, Pearson the loss, in front of a wary crowd as Boston looms in the standings.
Henry McLemore writes from Rangoon describing travel to Burma after Braddock’s fight, detailing arrival by Rangoon harbor, the river Hlaing setting, a native boy named Gunga Din, and his experience adapting to Burma clothing, with humorous impressions of climate and fashion.
In a Rangoon room a narrator recounts daily life and seizing joy amid boxing chatter about Braddock and Baer. He describes local aides, dances, and cultural scenes while reflecting on freedom, sight strain, and the odd solace of cobra handling as entertainment.
Dale Alexander, Kansas City first baseman, slugged four consecutive home runs and set a new American Association total base record with 16, in a 15 to 2 victory over Minneapolis. All four homers came off Steve Sandra, as Alexander’s 22 KC hits were produced off three Minneapolis pitchers.
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