Old Elyria sports and theater notes mixed with local changes
A long local column reviews former Fifth Ward councilman John Hovis and his bakery, lists family changes and business moves, notes Wayne Recreation in Wooster hosting the Inter City Bowling Association tournament with Ralph Roesch’s death and Del Pollock’s presidency, recalls Cleveland wrestling promoter Jack Ganson and Ice Follies at the Cleveland Arena, and closes with sports ties to the Cleveland Indians’ Daytona Beach prospects and the Ice Follies tour continued through March 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Ward
John Hovis
Cigliano
Hovis
West
Ninth
Harold Whitney
Whitney
Helen Crow
Inter-City Bowling Association
Wayne Recreation
Wooster
Ralph Roesch
Sandusky
Lorain
A. M
del) Pollock
Loran
Employees Transit, Co
Elyria
Pollack
Roesch
Wilbur Lloyd
Alliance
Jack Ganson
Cleveland
Ganson
Arena
Central Armory
Cloverleaf
John Karabinas
Lithiranan
Daytona Beach
Cleveland Indians
Dick Tornanek
Avon Lake
Buddy Daley
Long Beach
Calif
Dick Brown
Lake Worth
Fla
Joe Ajtobelli
Detroit
Rudy Regalado
Lim Angeles
Hank Aguirre
St Gabriel
Joe Caffie
Warren
Rocky Colavito
The
Bronx
Spring arrives amid chatter and crocus calls
A writer notes early signs of spring with crocuses, robins, and the first warm days. In contrast, anxious anticipation surrounds a Creek contest and a Catholic High basketball game, where a doctor monitors radio coverage that lags two minutes behind live play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph B. Lehane
Elyria District
Catholic High
Avon Lake
Dr. Lehane
Kingwood Center in Mansfield Becomes Spring Bloom Focus
The Chatter Box notes Kingwood Center in Mansfield will soon bloom with spring flowers as visitors glimpse tulips and daffodils. It highlights founder Charles Kelley King and the center’s gardens, library, and free meeting spaces, plus plans to attract Lorain County gardeners with endowed projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingwood Center
Mansfield
Charles Kelley King
Ohio Industralit
Park Ave
Whch
Elyria
Kingswood Center
Lorain County
Prize Pekes at Great Classic Draw Record Entries
A Pekinese owned by Mrs Katz, a top show dog with 13 best of breed titles in England and the United States, is nearly four. A two day event drew 1 036 dogs and gate receipts ran about 12 000. Entries came from Minnesota to Arizona and beyond with Obie and Michigan as leading dog states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peke
England
United States
Irene Spore
Beebe Ave
Peter Pan
Birmingham
Cleveland
Irene
C. C. Alexander
Indianapolis
Dog Show Honors and Local Political Currents
Dr E S Montgomery chose a Toy Pekingese Wei Tiko of Pekeboro for Best in Show at the Western Reserve Kennel Club 40th annual show in Cleveland Public Auditorium on Feb 24. Elyria mayoral politics swirl as Keys weighs governor bid with DiSalle support. local birthdays, dog obedience tales, and community notices pepper the column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Montgomery
Western Reserve Kennel Club
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Pekeboro
Rose Marie Katz
Syracuse
N. Y
Esundnarce
Keys
Elyria
DiSalle
Michael V. DiSalle
Dem
Ohio
Transfer Details Or Confusion Involving Paul Mayer Durem
A fragmented note references Paul and Mayer Durem with unclear roles, mentioning a transfer by American Brakel and a wine shoe. It also notes Charles Hawkins linked to a vat, with unclear context and roles among entities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul
Mayer Durem
Rhodes Ins
Charles Hawkins
Candy Telegram Service Expands Delivery in Paris
Paris confectioners announce a telegram delivery scheme to speed candy orders to any point. The program, dubbed Tele, promises quick handling and timed delivery, with customers sending exact order details and preferred delivery times through the Telegram system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
INS
Telecane Eee
Jin Horn
Elyrne Emmet
Back and the Heavenly Choir and Only Yesterday reviewed
United Press reviews a whimsical mid 20th century tale about Pope Gregory and his plan to canonize Johann Sebastian Bach, noting Rueber’s talent to evoke humble figures and nature. It also highlights a reissue of Frederick Lewis Allen’s Only Yesterday, praised as an American classic by Roger Butterfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johannes Ruever
Gregory XIX
Abbott
Pope
Johann Sebastian Bach
Rueber
Gregory
Bach
Frederick Lewis
Allen
Harper
Roger Butterfield
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Chronicle-Telegram
Elyria, Oklo
Mar
Rustlin
Russ Davies
Bows
Justafe
Emma
Shrey
Susan Shirley
Miami University
Marve Ic
Bob Riger
Ft. Riley
Kans
Keser
Shirley
Susan
Western Automatic Machine Screw Co
Everett Witham
Elyria High School
C-T
Wooster Review
Witham
Jerry Footlick
Harvard Law School
Footlick
Wooster College
Cleveland Arena
Robert E. Lee
Cedars of Lebanon
Hospital
Hollywood
Lee
Janet Waldo
Corliss Archer
Encino
San Fernando Valley
Jonathan
Lucy
Mamie
Inherit the Wind
Claire M. Lee
General Industries
Agnes
Caroline St
Steve Mohowski
Mohowski
Carl Finegan
Washington Court House
Fayette County
University Hospital
Columbus
Tulsa
Okla
Canada
Scotland
Switzerland
Germany
Australia
By Don Miter
John Caughlin
Mama
By Dorothy Funk
Methinks
Columbia High School
New York Yankee
Columbia
Colorado
Miller
Ftation
Arma Magnani
Pintracen
Ciacoppe Chateten
Snez Cinintefere
Meer York
Wollyweed
By Joe Cowden
Clyde Mann
Akron Beacon Journal
J. Grant Keys
Lockily
Mildred Amate
Harshaw Chemical
Lucy Harding
Cleveland St
PTA
Bob Corts
Bob Lesher
Gregory Robert
Robert Gregory
Florida
Jack
Western Automatic
Pat
Ohio Fuel Gas Cornelis
Eve
Leroy
Western Reserve Inc
Cowden
Weldon
Elyria Telephone
Herbert 'Brook Park Ford Plant
Mazon
Belfield
Merry Ya
California
Texas
Indiana
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Linois
Panade
Jim
Gaines Dog Research Center
New York
Toledo Tanyer
Mann
di Salle
Rt. G
Hepatitis Keys
Hejer
Silver Springs
Debbie Lotko
Mike
Lenore Lotko
Debbie
Gail
Elyra
W. T. Grant Co
Broad St
Arizona
Ely Park
ABC
Sandy
Mother
Sissy
Mommy
Muny Court
Loren Miller
Bi McCray
John Malchock
Jackie Gordon
Ned
Offiee
Gordon
Paul Logan
Gulf Rd
Jabbeke
Belgium
United Press
Don Mueller
Patagomis
Aris
Free
U.P
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