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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1935
Page
10
Will Rogers latest comedy Doubting Thomas plays Capitol Theatre drawing widespread praise from audiences who call it the funniest yet by the popular comedian.
America's flying eagles make their screen debut in West Point of the Air at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. Wallace Beery stars. The film was made at Randolph Field Texas with a Columbus sequence.
Wellington June 24 Charles Farnsworth attends the funeral of his sister Elizabeth Ellen Peabody 65 at her New Oberlin home with Rev Whitewan of the First Methodist church officiating. Burial is in Westwood cemetery. Peabody was well known locally and visited at the home of her brother and her aunt Mrs Loita Pond.
Henry B. Stevick is elected to a key officer post in the Civil War veterans organization. He has long served the group and its G A R chapter, with active participation in church and community events. The piece notes social gatherings, picnics, and club entertainments connected to local veterans and civic groups. It mentions Delta Dekka Bridge Club, Panthera Sundevoll class, and Le Pont Elyria club activities. Additional items include garden tours, a Vermilion-on-the-Lake outing, and Masons meeting details in Wellington.
Radio programs for Monday June 24 cover a mix of music, talks, and features from WAM Wilisea to WABC and WALD. Notable items include morning and daytime shows with hosts such as Armstrong Eberhard Hall, a 30 minute program with David and Ed a dogs segment, and a mother of special guest Vander Px. The note mentions a social event at the H. B. Stevick residence and a Methodist church service with Epworth League cabinet installation and choir performances.
The Wellington Kiwanis club announces Marcus Kramer of E for the Thursday noon luncheon at Harries Auditorium. Briefs note White and children, hand children, and green Reising of Berea meet Mrs Leora Yox theimer today.
Sheffield June 24 report shows Mr and Mrs Willard Taft and relatives visiting Lake and other places. Thomas G Ta spent day with Mrs Jesse Kauffman. families from Gulf Road and North Ridge relocate to Wellington. Buckeye 4-H to meet June 25 at Betty Moon’s. Neva Carrick and Ruth Jonnsen to serve refreshments. Several locals visit relatives in Chestnut Ridge and Wellington.
In Celeste Trece's fury over Virginia Bret's alleged affair with Bruce, accusations fly and secrets spill. Mrs. Thornton coolly mediates as Celeste is led away, Narice Valen and Bruce face their Europe plan, and Virginia agrees to stay to handle an errand for Paul after tense revelations.
In Helston England a bride leads a local dance called the Fur ry Dance amid a street procession. The custom, said to bring luck, is tied to a curious plague of folklore with a Cornish origin and a dubious link to the word flurry meaning fair.
Excavations for the dam uncovered numerous snake dens with reptiles coiled in great balls hibernating during cold weather. The ending of Central Tatlesnake population will be an incidental benefit of Grand Coulee Dam.
Prof Miller superintendent of Salinesville public schools died suddenly at his brother in law J B Ward home early Monday morning. He leaves his wife and son William a junior in college. Funeral planned Wednesday afternoon at a New Bedford church. Mrs Miller a sister of Mrs Ward and Mrs Pitk worth of Pittsfield. Numerous friends extend sympathy to the family.
The Girls 4 H Club The Young Workers met at Corrine Bukovac s home with most members present. A business meeting was followed by games. Nearby gatherings included visits to Rev Williams at the Quadrangle and Finney Chapel, a Vlea Club Concert, and relatives visiting Oberlin area families. Notes mention Blanche Watkins, Eliza Watkins, and the Freeman 50th anniversary, plus a humorous Tulsa age claim.
A public notice advertises a free trial demonstration of a self treatment method for hernia rupture. It claims the program suits all rupture types and sizes, regardless of prior truss use, promising rapid restoration and return to work. Demonstrations run 10 to 12 am and 7 to 8 pm at the Elyria Hotel in Elrrin, Ohio.
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