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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1934
Page
15
New York stock market shows muted activity but remains hopeful amid steady trading. Traders retreat to fewer clerks fill midday breaks, lunchrooms lose lines, lunch crowds thin, and luxury transport dwindles as signs of a cautious metropolitan mood emerge.
A fragmented column notes subway and elevated use rising, clerical staff cut by over two thirds, and a weary view of city life. Lindy’s and the Gay White Way draw crowds while Sutton Place faces disintegration from traffic and lease losses, threatening a midtown exodus as Green whichward Village rises.
Russell Clark, named as a member of the Dillinger gang, stands trial in Lima Ohio for the maid of Sheriff Jess Larber of Asone county. Accomplices Harry Vierpont and Charles Makley were convicted of the killing and face the electric chair. The column also notes various entertainment and social items from New York to California, with references to cinema and theater personalities.
The piece notes a return of real talent to cultural venues as bohemian fakery fades. It mentions Pierre's undergoing a revival after a rocky first year and a shift from cabaret and clap-trap to more authentic performances, despite initial doubts about location and scope.
The Stockholm home of Anders de Wahl, Sweden's celebrated actor, was donated to the city as a future haven for a deserving thespian. The donation coincided with de Wahl's 65th birthday. The top floor residence on Strandväsen houses rare global art objects.
The Otoe Indians in Ponca City Oklahoma say they were underpaid for Nebraska lands they left in 1870 to move to Oklahoma and have asked the federal government for 11 million dollars. The note cites compensation for the loss and seeks settlement.
The Elyria Post 1079 VFW announces a Saturday evening rally at Club Tooma to promote veteran recruitment in the next three months. The event, part of the national Veterans Better Rally, will feature entertainment and a concerted door to door drive led by Post 1079 members. The drive seeks to bolster membership amid ongoing recruitment efforts nationwide.
Report notes Clara Shortridge Foltz, a California suffrage leader, hinting at a gubernatorial run. Mentions veterans of foreign expeditions and past wars, with references to US policy and the Keanamy Act. Details are fragmented and unclear.
A local celebration at an unnamed address brought together a group of friends and classmates for a joyful gathering. The event included games and contests, with food courses served, highlighting names such as Wilton Thoem, Patty Kersen, Betty Nieves, and Glenn Moon among others.
A March 22 Friday evening event at Road School hosted by Pharent Veget Ansochition featured Mind Ket Pitts and Hetty Sieve among supporters. Attendees included Wee Folsom and family, Mr. qo Mrs. Carl Rabung and family of West View, K Perkins of Columbia, and Youtzy and daughter. The gathering inspired a spirit of igabey.
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