Masonic Chorus Announces Complete Ticket Sellout
The Masonic Chorus reports all tickets sold for the annual homecoming concert at Masonic Temple this evening. No tickets will be available at the door.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
11
The Masonic Chorus reports all tickets sold for the annual homecoming concert at Masonic Temple this evening. No tickets will be available at the door.
New York March 22 Alfred E Smith resigns as editor of the monthly magazine the Outlook following a dispute with publishers over editorial policy. Letters between Smith and owner Frank A Tichenor will be released. Smith cited business pressure as a reason though sources say the clash was over the magazine viewpoint on the national administration.
Governor White fired back at Senator Carl D. Sheppard and his proposal for a special Senate committee to probe charges that merit is subordinated to politics in State Liquor Control Department appointments. He questioned the motives and expenses of Sheppard’s group and invited the inquiry.
W Gehrke of 705 West River Street and Mrs J P Cooper of Chestnut Ridge Road had fenders damaged when their cars collided on Broad Street.
An ad from Cut Rate store touts a two ounce bottle of Moon Emerald Oil claiming full strength formula provides rapid relief for varicose veins and ulcers. It promises noticeable results after a few short treatments and offers a money back guarantee if results aren’t seen.
The day’s listings show a dense catalog of performances and broadcasts with many named acts and venues. Notable items include Vaughn King, Betty Crocker, Gene Arnold, and the Gates and Orch teams as part of a busy schedule across bands, radio programs, and live events punctual to the day. Local stations WHR and WGAR feature notable programming like Morning After and Theatre Recitals, with multiple orchestras and singers slated throughout the day.
Police report a collision yesterday evening near6 pm when Mrs. Cooper backed from the curb. The incident occurred as she tried to maneuver her vehicle, details remain under investigation and no further injuries were reported.
Charred embers remained after a morning fire destroyed the large bathhouse at Lesourdsville Lake, endangering nearby cottages and hotels. Firefighters from Middletown and Monroe battled the blaze for hours. damage estimated at 25000 dollars. Watchman Robert Streishau first spotted the flames.
The Rivoli Theatre screens Aggie Appleby Maker of Men tomorrow featuring Zas Pitts and Charles Farrer. Wynne Gibson and William Gargan also appear in this comedy, highlighted in prominent roles.
The Capitol Theatre shows Son of Kong today and tomorrow with many thrills including fires floods earthquakes and a 12 foot ape. Robert Armstrong and Heita Mack lead the cast.
Chester B Hudka of 177 West 13th Street Lorain reported to police that the license plates on his car were stolen Tuesday night while the car was parked in Lorain. The license plate number is 193 799.
Mrs Albert Krebs and Mr Fling hosted a Sunday birthday gathering on the Butternut Ridge road in Eigma with guests including Mr and Mrs Russel Rhoades Mr and Mrs Burke Mr and Mrs B rond and others a St Patrick's Day luncheon followed.
HH H Greig spent Monday in Cleveland. MM OD Mack of Elyria spent the work-ond at the home of Alfred J. Hawkins. The Kan Act Club meets Thursday evening at East Carhel. Mrs Waldo Kirk of the Cleveland road were recent guests of the former's grandmother, Mr W P Shephard, and Mr and Mrs Cariol shepherd. The better life depends upon cooperation.
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