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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
2
Pupils of Stage Arts Studio, ages from small children, will perform a fourth annual show at the Rialto Theatre tonight and on Thursday and Friday. Curtain rises at 8 15 p m each night.
A local notice promotes a debt relief offer from Northwestern Adjustment Co connected with Elyria Savings & Trust Co. The message invites individuals to explore a no cost plan to pay off debts without embarrassment to creditors.
The production Swing Time extends three performances due to strong demand. Directors Mr and Mrs Irving Plain say this year's show will surpass prior years in magnitude and beauty with a Snow White opening scene led by Loretta Mae Boddy and cast including Fred Thayer Beverly Kripper Norma Jean Reed Ruth Brucker Wilma Troupe Joanne Boddy Myra Stevenson. The forest creatures feature Jule Modena Brown performing grasshopper acrobatics and a large supporting cast of Barabara Burke Barbara Wallace Genevieve Maple Ann Bruck Smiley Bradden Donald Young Norman Barr Patsy Ann Dowdell Darlene Aer Wilda Warren Lois King Bernice Dechner Maureen Brown Herbert Fulger Geraldine Stone Betty Mae and Franklin.
The second act titled Swing time Follies showcases veteran studio performers including. Swing time Follies features the Stage Arts Rockettes in a stunning black and silver Rialto stage setting with balcony sequences. Numbers include The Melting Pot The Golden West On the Beach a Waikiki and Anchors Aweigh.
Worthington Dry Cleaner is the only local business using the Hull system to clean rugs and carpets in customers’ homes. The correction notes the Hull method is now standard in their in home service.
The South Carolina unemployment compensation commission estimates the state's unemployment trust fund will reach 6.47 million dollars by July 1.
An Elyria auto wrecking yard owner explains that most wrecked cars are bought for usable parts rather than scrap. Bid competition drives prices up, but parts from the lot sell for about half the cost of new, with many items in near perfect condition. Wreckers travel long distances to source demanded models and keep a steady stock for body shops and garages.
A mother bear left two black cubs in a cave near Elkland New York after wakened by hikers. The cubs were rescued and taken to a game farm where they are being bottle fed and raised by hand.
A worker cleaning a ditch in a Willoughby real estate allotment found a large rock that moved as it was touched. Fellow workers claimed the creature resembled a 50 year old turtle and appeared alive despite being mistaken for a stone.
Mrs Aurora Cisneros discovered an 1888 life insurance policy in an old trunk in El Paso. The policy was purchased about fifty years ago by her 93 year old father from the Life Assurance Society.
Reliable Paint important says lumberman Beal. Harrison’s Analyzed Paint distributed by Beal Lumber Co promotes weather protection and long life. It covers more per gallon, costs less overall, and enhances property value. Two-Coat System offers superior results with fewer coats.
Elyria Plating Corp at 120 Olive Street is a new electro plating business serving manufacturers and private individuals. Started in February by C. R. Wheeler the firm quickly doubled space, added equipment, and now employs nine workers while drawing orders from Elyria Butler Pennsylvania Canton Ohio and nearby cities.
Beal Lumber Co offers lumber millwork sash doors roofing hardware glass and more. The circular explains the new painting system with two to one results and Beal's location saves buyers money. It pays to deal with Beal.
A 1939 Lorain Ohio ad urges readers to buy supplies through a new convenient camera budget plan from Rudy Moc Studio located at 1939 Broadway.
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