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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

18

New York Day By Day highlights Clare Boothe in Time drama

New York報 review notes Clare Boothe's play draws box office praise and sharp remarks from critics while Ripley pursues varied ventures. It mentions Boothe as a leading figure on the New York stage and references her Vanity Fair past and recent career.

New York Clare Boothe Nora Miss Othe York Lefly Vanity Henry Luce Fortune

Notable quotes and lines from a 1937 panel chatter

Doctora calls Wells hopeless with tuberculosis Irene Hayes seeks to open a flower shop despite skeptics Aroma of perfume sickens Gogarty Dorothy Thompson earns top pay among women columnists Jack Pearl starts as a song plugger Lawyers discuss witness confusion at Coffee House Club John Golden questions a witness in a courtroom exchange Copyright 1937 McNaught Syndicate Inc

Doctora H. G. Wells Irene Hayes Oliver St. John Gogarty Dorothy Thompson Jack Pearl Coffee House Club John Golden McNaught Syndicate, Inc

North Ridgeville Social Notes Preview Local Moves

North Ridgeville notes recount Cleveland visitors Mr and Mrs Martin Frency and children preparing to move to Detroit Mich. Dr W Moore transferred from Cleveland to Detroit for NYC railroad work. Garden Club plans Wooster Experiment Station trip next Thursday. Other locals host, visit, or dine with family and friends across Ridgeville including Knowles Gilders and Shaws.

North Ridgeville Martin Frency Martin Jean Cleveland E. M. Knowles Frency Ridgeville Detroit Mich Urban Buescher Lakewood Hospital Emery Hershey Jimmie J. T. Jameson Vermilion

Bulb Blamed for Coal Fire at Daughters Home

An electric bulb ignited coal in the bunker at the Daughters of America National Home for the Aged in Tiffin Ohio. Workers recovered 180 tons of coal and found bulbs buried beneath, revealing the cause. Separately, Switzerland sees stronger tourist traffic while Soviet Georgia furthers tea planting on 90,000 acres.

Daughters of America National Home For

100 Million Trees Planted To Guard Great Plains

Washington reports more than 100 million trees planted in the Great Plains Shelterbelt for wind protection. The forest service calls the program a complete success after tours across the Midwest. Shelterbelt stretches from Texas to near the Canadian border with belts, 700 to 1,000 trees per acre, aiding farms and wind suppression as stands mature.

Great Plains Washington Forest Service Earl W. Tinker Tinker Mid Texas Canadian CCC CCC Emprces The Trent Great Pisins

Elyria Townline Briefs Highlight Local Funerals Birthdays

Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland visits relatives in Elyria while L W Spiegelberg and family attend services for Mrs Mary Petre at Bittner Funeral Home. The Flower Basket pageant at M E church features Oliver Schubert in the chorus. neighbors attend Mrs Christena Holstein funeral. Betty Gunder joins Jolly Hustlers meeting. Justin Mackert wins Oliver Schubert supper event. In Amesbury Barbara Eleanor and Jean Andrews share birthday anniversaries. three cakes mark the day. A trained dog travels from Swansea to Derby England.

Elyria W. Spiegelberg Caroline Spiegelberg J. H. Delefield Betty Gunder Jolly Hustlers Patricia Fowl Weat Ridge Justin Mackert Oliver Schubert Amesbury Mass Barbara Eleanor Jean Andrews Percival Andrews Jean

Rare early typewriter in South Dakota history exhibit

A historical card from the Black Hills era mentions a early commercial typewriter once used during Gold Rush days. The artifact, housed in Pierre, South Dakota, reflects the machine's progression from mail and communications to public display in the state historical department at the Memorial building.

Pierre S. D State Historical Department

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