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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1933
Page
4
A wage dispute between Cleveland theatre owners and unions keeps shows off. Several neighborhood cinemas reopen independently under Moses Mattlin as more venues resume operations. City officials plan further talks Tuesday while unions reject working without pay.
Kenneth Carey and Elwood Glenn, two youths from Nyssa Oregon, captured a hobcat by unarmed effort. Glenn seized the animal by the tail and pulled it from a rock crevice while Carey tossed his coat over the enraged cat.
At The Theatres At The Theatres Hind Street now on Capitol screen Forty Second Street a dramatic spectacle of the American theatre will be seen today and tomorrow at the Capitol theatre with a cast of eleven stars besides featured actors of note a chorus of 150 beautiful girls and hundreds of extras.
Ramon No-Varro stars in a fast moving college life drama titled Huddle. The film promises punchy action and virile energy and debuts tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre.
In Sullivan Ohio on Monday night heavy rain caused creeks to overflow flooding a township area south and east of the square. Bridges washed out and cisterns spoiled by surface water. B&O tracks washed out between Sullivan and Homerville. Fourteen cars wrecked on Zine tracks at Polk due to loosened rails. Brownie, a railroad light tender, suffered a broken leg. A shed at the Polk Elevator blew down amid hail. Tom Egner and Nobel Elliott attended a show at Ashland Thursday night.
The Father and Son banquet occurred Friday night in the Church of Christ basement with Rev. Groom of Franklin Street Church as speaker. Mr. Charleton and Rev. E. G. Aubrey also spoke and toasted the event. Over one hundred attended and refreshments were served by church ladies.
A crowded social page lists visits among Sullivan area families including Arndts, Roaches, Kuner, and Smiths. church events note the Congregational St Patrick supper and WTCU meeting with anti narcotic program and Roosevelt cigarette speech discussion. several locals travel to Cleveland and Lorain for family and church events.
A dense OCR of radio program schedules lists WHK WGAR WTAM WEAF WOY WABC WLW and others with times for musicians, bands, mystery stories and news fl ashes. Notable acts include Myrt and Marge Buck Rogers Mills Brothers and Gene and Glenn across multiple hours and markets.
The page outlines daily programming for WTAM AM 1070 and WHE AM 1380 and WIAY 610, with time slots from 6:31 AM to 12:30 AM. Programs include health talks, serenades, orchestral performances, talk shows, and dance hours featuring various named artists and bands.
Little Delsa Davis of Farr West Utah swallowed a toy motorcycle an inch and a half long that lodged in her throat. Doctors could not remove it with pinchers so scissors were used to cut the toy into three pieces and pass into the stomach. Delsa fully recovered thanks to Dr Albert Aland who performed the operation.
Real estate transfers include Henry and Hilda Stolzenberg to Roy Heid on Stanford Avenue Elyria. Anna Loew deceased to Cleveland Trust Company trustee 14 acres on Lake Erie Avon Lake. Joseph L Bridgeland to Ruth M Bridgeland quitclaim lot 1217 Hastern Heights Elyria. J J Moser to Wallie Moser quitclaim five acres Elytria Milan Road Amherst Township and lot 79 Eastern Heights Elyria. Curtiss and Myra Hoffman to Ruth F and Janet Hoffman part of lots 9 and 10 Outlet 26 Ely Eleanor Mokarem to Fair Mokarem quitclaim 54 acres Cooley Road Hawke Road Eaton Township. Carl D Smith to Northern Savings and Loan Company on Bellefield Avenue Elyva.
Avon High School hosts the regular Parent Teacher Association meeting next Tuesday evening March 21 at 8:00 with Dr. R. R. Bevard of Elyria as speaker. Bob Burns and Harland Brown of Elyria handle music and the social hour follows the program. Attendees include Mrs. BE. W. Beidler, president, and several local members.
Austin officials installed timber shelves from the Amelia Barr home in the new municipal library to hold a collection of the late American author. The author died in the East recently and the museum contributed the shelves.
A proverb-like line notes that health and knowledge can become wealth but wealth cannot be turned back into health or knowledge, emphasizing the primacy of intangible virtues.
Stone Tire and Rubber Company of Akron spent the latter part of the past week with her husband C. H. Stanley. Joe Arnold and wife of Cleveland visited Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Stanley Saturday afternoon.
Advert confirms Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a harmless, plant based remedy for tiredness and dull skin caused by clogged bowels and inactive liver. It promises rosy cheeks, clear eyes and renewed energy with nightly use and olive color pills priced 30c and 60c at all druggists.
Massillon Ohio March 29 a man and his two sisters were killed when the automobile they rode in was demolished by an electric interurban car of the Intercity Rapid Transit Corporation at Genoa two miles east of Massillon. B B Conley 43 Genoa driver Mrs Myrtie Vannort 37 Canton and Mrs Laura Baine Canton were the victims. A J Hastler Massillon motorman suffered a badly lacerated hand. Witnesses said Conley stopped at the crossing saw the street car coming and appeared to release the brakes letting the car into the trolley path.
Mr. Blough of Penfield prevented a theft when a leaky carburetor caused his car to stall after the thief started the engine. Blough shut off the gas line and the car was abandoned near his home.
Test work for tuberculosis in Lorain county cattle makes rapid progress. Rochester Township completed. Columbia, Grafton, Huntington, and Ridgeville near finish in first group of townships.
Dr J Reader and W D Davidovati assist as testing begins in Lorain County next week. The next group to be visited includes Elyria Carliale and Wellington Townabipa. Core needs of life food sleep and a proper disposition are noted.
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