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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1935

Page

13

Scouts Camporee At Oberlin June 21 22 23

Four to five hundred scouts expected at the Firelands Area Camporee held at Oberlin College Athletic Field on June 21 22 23. Troops will test packcraft camp craft knots first aid signaling and campfire skills using limited equipment. Blue red and yellow ribbons awarded for certain achievements. A parade to the Oberlin College Campus Saturday evening with the high school band and a large campfire. Awards Sunday after church services.

Oberlin College Athletic Field Oberlin College Oberlin High School Scouts Isl Oberlin

Fredericktown man killed while hitching freight near Mansfield

Lloyd Bechtel 35 of Fredericktown Ohio died attempting to hop a freight train seven miles from his home while returning from Milwaukee where he had been seeking work. He was a father of three. The accident occurred during a futile search for employment.

Mansfield Ohio Fredericktown Milwaukee Lloyd Bechtel

Bible dated over 125 years lent for meal fare in Clinton

In Clinton Oklahoma a bible believed to be more than 125 years old was pawned for a meal. The volume records a family history dating back to 1773 with statistical entries through 1929.

Clinton Okla

Formal Opening of Myron's Credit Jewelers

Myron's Credit Jewelers opened at 378 Broad Street Elyria greeting its first patrons. Louis Friedman manages the store which offers a complete line of jewelry on credit and a watch repairing department. Carnations will be given free to all visitors today and tomorrow.

Elyria Myron's Credit Jewelers Broad Street Louis Friedman Friedman

Penfield Church Night and Social Highlights

In Penfield on Tuesday June 24 the Methodist church invites all to hear the Cleveland male quartet led by Dr W A Winters Dr Marting Dr A F Uphill and J M Sivard. A village social follows at the Bradstork home honoring Grace Kleinhans and Arlo Smith for faithful church work ahead of their June 26 wedding.

Penfield Penfield Methodist Church la Grange Cleveland W. A. Winters Marting A. F. Uphill J. M. Sivard Sivard LaGrange and Penfield M. E Leonard Bradstork Grace Kleinhons Arlo Smith Lawrence Betts

Black Fury at Capitol Theatre Explores Coal Life

At the Capitol Theatre the film Black Fury depicts the loves hates sorrows and joys of coal miners and their families, with Pant Man! in a supporting role highlighting life in the mines and the people who work there.

Capitol iLife Capitol Theatre Pant Man

Steele Is Swordsman In Dreamland Picture

Bob Steele demonstrates fencing skill in the Dreamland Theatre film Kid Courageous with a sword duel featured in the show tomorrow.

Steele Bob Steele Dreamland Theatre

Inez Goodman Weds Ralph Rohrer in Columbia Parsonage

Inez Lenore Goodman daughter of Mrs. Hattis Goodman and Ralph R. Rohrer of Wadsworth were married at the M. E. Parsonage in Columbia by Rev. Paul Brown on June 14. Attendants were Miss Mabel Hindman and Herbert Miller. Both are teachers in Wadsworth schools and will spend the summer in Ann Arbor where Rohrer attends Michigan State University.

Wadsworth Miss Goodman Mr. Rohrer Miss Hindman Elizabeth Schmidt Randall Betts Herbert Miller Chippewa Lake Park

Radio Programs Friday June 21 schedule overview

A dense listing of radio programs across stations WTAM WHK WGAR WBC etc for Friday June 21. It enumerates hundreds of broadcasts including bands, orchestras, dramas, news, sports scores, religious services, variety shows, and silent gaps. The guide emphasizes frequent time blocks with music tracks and program titles, reflecting a bustling 1930s to 1940s local radio lineup.

Bay Village Fathers and Sons Dinner Highlights

A Father and Son dinner of the Men’s Club at M. E. church was held in Park Side school auditorium with Circle No. 4 serving a full dinner to a capacity crowd. Connie Mack, Philadelphia baseball league owner, at 72, shown as a veteran observer with ties to the Cleveland Press. Louis B. Letzer chaired, Warren Wagner spoke. a magician entertained. Circle No. 2 hosted the Community Club inaugural dinner as Bruce Boutal retired and William Sutcliffe became president. Village connections noted.

M. E. Church Park Side Circle No. 4 Connie Mack Philadelphia Baseball League Acta Cleveland Press Louis B. Letzer Warren Wagner Fathers and Sons Circle No. 2 Bruce Boutal Willam Sutcliffe Vilage Con

New Opera Premier in St Louis Under Schwab Direction

St Louis Municipal Opera opens its seventeenth season with new director Lawrence Schwab, presenting 12 operettas over 12 weeks. Notable works include Teresina and Lady in the Window world premiere. an all-St. Louis chorus is formed, and advance ticket sales exceed 100000 dollars. Production staff features John L. McManus, George Hirst, Zeke Colvin, William Holbrook, and O. J. Vanesse.

ST. Louis Municipal Opera Lawrence Schwab New York Teresina Sidney Romberg Veteq Nemey Shirley Charles Victor Casmore Halliday Broadway Case Oe Schwab John L. McManun George Hirst Zeke Colvin William R. Holbrook O. J. Vanesse

Local social visits spread through Cleveland and nearby towns

Cleveland visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wiss and Mrs. Mauer and Mrs. Reese. Mrs Jaks Law and son Frank Lin called on Mrs William Law, and Sunday dinner guests joined by Mr and Mrs Art Weidner in Cleveland. Other calls came from William Murray of Rochester, Miss LeVerne Aldrich, Ray Epley, Miss Sharlens Wise, Miss Inez Goodman, and several shopping trips to Akron and Burkettsville.

T. B. Allison West Salam Louis VerSay Galena Kansan Chas. Wise Grange Trail St. Martin's Church Roy Law William Law Mill Asman Son Morrison Akron John Rule Ralph Linderman Berea A. L Lucille Wise Lois Rogers Ernest Lamb Rogers Delores Weigel Cleveland Georges Grabenstetter Martin Beriswill A. Kinch Louisville Herman Wise Jim Griffin Dover Harvey Beisinger Alton Elyria George Wise Lucilla Wise A. L. Rinehart Oberlin Rollin Pfeiffer Clarence Wiss Jaks Law Franklin John Lynch Jim Meyars Elizabeth. Oer Mauer Reese Co. B. Rule Frank John Rules William Murray Rochester Sol Law Art Weidner LeVerne Aldrich Ray Epley Sharlens Wise Mable Hindman Inez Goodman Miss Goodman Miss Hindman Elizabeth Schmidt Erdine Puder Hattie Goodman Hoppe Burkettsville Bert Lenarth Clarence Wise

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