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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
12
Eighteen years after the war end the war zone around COUCT LE CHATEAU France still yields unexploded shells. Most are duds but some are live on second chance and have caused accidents including a farmer and horse blown apart by a plow. Reconstruction efforts struggle with shell removal as farmers face persistent danger.
A dense listing shows multiple radio programs and bands scheduled across stations WGAR WIALY KC 1M G1eKC with various hosts, bands, and segments. Names like Bergin Band, Harmagnus Bard, Echoes, and Cambridge acts appear alongside news, sports, and Broadway features in a varied weekly grid.
Avon Lake updates from the March 29 Silver Tea by Mrs. Benninghot of Cleveland detailing the book review of Careers, tea hosted by the Women's League with about 35 attendees, and recognition to several members. Also covered are St Patrick’s Day fashion by the Octagon Club host on Wednesday, Five Hundred honors, and upcoming club meetings. Weather-related P T A program delays, local social notes, church events, and brief society items from Avon Lake.
A dog associated with Flossle Scoliar ran to Edward Ransom’s house about a quarter mile away, prompting a physician to arrive promptly at the Goetz Theme.
Chicago scholar Sir William Craig dedicates 16 years to compiling the Historical Dictionary of American English. He combed vast manuscript stacks in search of words, finding one term often leads to another as he prepares the list section for publication.
The Boston Red Sox prepare for road trips around American league cities. At their training headquarters they observe a municipal tourist park with more than 1 900 trailers and motor homes housing about 3 000 persons.
In West Hartford Connecticut a year old shoe terrier named Tipps owned by George Goetz Jr. saved his master by aiding Mrs Gove a cripple who could not reach a neighbor to call a physician. Tipps delivered a note tied around him through deep snow to seek help.
Youngstown milling chief Frank Purnell says operations could extend to July 1 and permanent recovery hinges on private investors. In Cincinnati, Judge Mack backs a paddling sentence for two youths guilty of theft and burglary. Columbus sees Ohio Chamber of Commerce aide Dixon named to Ohio Junior Chamber post and Osu state graduation with Dr Thatcher speaker.
The Chaplin film Modern Times debuts at the Rialto Theatre tomorrow starring Henry Bergman Stanley Stanford Hank Mann Edward Kimball Wilfred Lucas and Llord Ingraham.
The Capitol Theatre features Collegiate with sixty dancing girls performing classic to modern steps. Starred by Joe Penner Jack Oakie and Frances Langford, the musical revue promises lively routines and vaudeville style entertainment.
Peter B. Hine presents Gallant Defender at Dreamland Theatre tomorrow featuring Charles Starrett. The western tale centers on the clash between cattlemen and homesteaders in the pioneer west.
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