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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
12
Dorothy Fuldheim reads Anthony Adverse at the Woman's Club pre lease event. She claims to have read the book more than 1200 times in total but says not every word was necessary. She cites the author's tempo as shaping meaning and calls the work a great story rather than a great book.
This sweeping historical tale follows Anthony, son of a French Irish nobleman and Maria, wife of a Spanish grandee, from Alpine village birth to convent life, a rise through slave trading in Africa, and complex loves across Europe, America, and Mexico, ending with redemption and release. The narrative intertwines Madonna symbolism with Anthony's life, tragedy, and spiritual journeys.
Fred Greetham a 46 year old Western Union night telegraph operator and tower man at the Big 4 lies dazed with a bruised face and broken leg after an assault is suspected yet not confirmed. A Graf ton to Pearl Ford call led to discovery at the Falls Clinic hospital with Greetham unable to recall Thursday evening’s events.
Dolores and Anthony Fuldheim marry by an Indian priest and have two children as the madonna returns to home life. The tale ends tragically with Anthony’s death while felling a tree in a pasture, a reviewer’s hour long talk draws close attention.
F. M. Smith of 286 Independence road Cleveland was fined 100 dollars and costs for driving while intoxicated after a collision with G. L. Lovajoy’s car on Cleveland street. Smith was arrested around 9 19 P M yesterday by Patrolmen Oldag and Parker, treated for a facial cut at Memorial hospital, then jailed.
Local report says license plates stolen from Chester Budka of Murphy Brothers on Broad street were used on the vehicle employed in a Kroger robbery in Cleveland yesterday. Budka, residing at 477 West 13th street Lorain, reported the theft on March 29. Also noted, A H Johnson of North Eaton reported 20 chickens stolen from his coops Wednesday night with a rear window pried open.
Jos Charvat of Quarry street Oberlin was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Justice Charies Lord. A warrant sworn by Mrs. Joe Twining led to Charvat’s arrest. Bottles of beer and pop were reported stolen from Moose Coliseum in Lorain. Albert Rachlin filed suit against John and Hannah Litsensen for 26600 for alleged false and malicious arrest in Toledo on a statutory charge. he says the arrest occurred December 4 and he was acquitted January 25. Nellie Ben seeks alimony from Frank Ben, on grounds of extreme cruelty, married in 1929 with one child. Elizabeth Molnar of Lorain sues Steve Kersner for 1037 for nursing and housekeeping services. Myra B Herald was awarded 200 alimony monthly and 75 attorney fees in her alimony suit against Dr. Charles M Herald. she seeks separate maintenance for herself and two minor children.
Opposition to the income tax and tangible personal property levy is expected to loom as final action nears. Proponents claim votes for passage while administration backers push retail sales tax. An administration bill to authorize the Registry of Motor Vehicles to compile and sell automobile registration lists failed 54 to 35, with a reconsideration attempt noted for today.
The state rested its case after Lucy Sarber widow of the deceased testified on the stand. Pierpont said he was at his mother's home north of here. Re closing testimony by Mrs. Clark was expected to take place this afternoon.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions a 20 minute delay and medical checks. References to malaria, Lasallie and Tonic Most Speedy medics Haown appear as garbled names. Content suggests a brief public notice or column item with uncertain details.
The Elyria Kiwanis heard A H L Bonewell Cleveland manager of Mutual Life Insurance Co NY speak at a noon luncheon at Hotel Newell praising life insurers liquidity reserves and long term safe investments. He noted reserves up to 50.9 million and daily payments of seven and a half million during the recent downturn, detailing how premiums mortgages rents and bond investments support promises to beneficiaries. Several life insurance executives attended and next meetings include Curahoza Falls club guests and Princeton coach H O Crisler as speaker.
Toledo markets show grain and feed quotes with No. 2 red and yellow corn values and rye, while Cleveland cattle and sheep prices shift modestly. Beef steers, cows, and lambs vary by weight, with steady to slightly lower weekly trends. grain, flour, and hay prices are listed by market.
From nine to fifteen high school seniors across Lorain County will gather at Elyria High School for the senior scholarship contest under the State Department of Education. Exams cover mathematics English history science and current events. Top scorers across Ohio may receive scholarships to colleges and universities. Also the Senate passed the Foundation School bill allocating about 42.9 million dollars annually to public schools and rejected funds for parochial and private schools.
A dozen or more Elyria boys who planned a Y M C A Washington trip during spring vacation have canceled plans. The trip was dropped because enough boys did not sign up to cover the cost of the special bus. If more had enrolled the trip could have proceeded, said Robert H. Guacher.
R. L. Taylor of 223 Roosevelt avenues was fined five dollars and costs for intoxication after arraignment before Mayor W. H. Vanoster. Taylor claimed he was sober and had been exiting a Broad street restaurant when arrested by Patrolman L. D. Brown. Brown said Taylor refused a friend’s drive and insisted on driving. the car was impounded after arrest.
A man was summoned to Moanaville Indiana by the death of his mother Mrs. Thomas Smith who died while visiting in Bryan Ohio. The body will be taken to Evaneville for burial. Dr. South expects to return the early part of next week.
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