Norma Shearer and Irving Thalberg sail for Europe
Hollywood star Norma Shearer and her husband Irving Thalberg depart Los Angeles by steamer for Europe. Thalberg, a leading producer, is among the era’s most influential figures in the film industry.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1933
Page
8
Hollywood star Norma Shearer and her husband Irving Thalberg depart Los Angeles by steamer for Europe. Thalberg, a leading producer, is among the era’s most influential figures in the film industry.
Wil Durant the philosopher spoke on economic and social conditions warning about an infant world crisis. He outlined a seven part plan including restoring world purchasing power, refinancing China, harmonizing India, recognizing Russia by the League, inflation of the American dollar by 35 percent, vetting office holders, and an eleventh commandment to avoid explanation.
Elyria Telegram notes A L Garford as a leading lieutenant governor candidate at the Republican convention in Columbus. Harris may vacate the post early as he seeks a Senate seat, while Superintendent James Tyson negotiates hospital relocation with trustees to vacate the building and move patients to his East Avenue home.
Reports indicate a Wellington area site may host a feeble minded hospital while Gratton property discussions shift toward an insane hospital. Plans show a 1 1200 bed facility costing about 41 20 000 dollars.
The Elyria Rotary Club marks its tenth anniversary on April 1, 1918, with a tri city celebration next month inviting Lorain and Lakewood clubs. Oberlin College will send Miss Esther J. Church and Robert P. Louis as representatives to the Shansi School in China for 1928 30. Miss Church is Oberlin’s first woman delegate to Shansi.
Ashes distributed after mass on Ash Wednesday marked the opening of Lenten services at St Peter's church. Wednesday and Friday evenings feature devotions at 7 45. Rev Francis Diederich of Akron to deliver sermons on Wednesdays. Choir members from the Congregational church hosted by Mr and Mrs A R Knapp. guests included Mr and Mrs Charles Lamb and Mr and Mrs Willard Lentz of Cleveland.
Somerset residents J F Nelen and daughters Eleen and Sarah Pat visited Mrs. Mary McLaughlin before returning home. Mrs. Frank Bommer Jr slipped on steps and broke bones in her left hand. John Gibbons and Elwin Axins family groups visited Cleveland and called on Minnie Root at St John’s hospital. E M Knowles and family stayed with Everett Miller in Pittsburgh. Edward Judhene of Cleveland visited his mother Mrs. Peter Barnes. Rose Kirk of Cleveland aided sister Mrs. Claude Alflen and returned home Monday.
The article outlines Franklin D Roosevelt s early life showing a private tutor at Hyde Park then Groton Harvard and Columbia Law School where he began journalism with the Crimson and wed Anna Eleanor Roosevelt in 1905. It notes his first child Anna Eleanor born in 1906 and a son James born in 1907 plus his 1910 law partnership and rising public life.
A solitary portrait lingers in an institution linking the dead to the living, while the men who built the institution fade from memory as the shadow of oblivion grows deeper, and forgetting seems inevitable.
March 2 notes cheer visitors from Middle Ridge with Mrs Fred Herrmann staying with the Schroeders and Mrs Ossmann of Cleveland, while John Bechtel of North Murray Ridge visits his brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
A period advertisement urges worn wives to take Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound to regain strength and endurance. It claims 100 women report benefit and urges buying a bottle at local druggists to see results.
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