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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1933
Page
7
In Kansas City Mo a saddle horse is found roaming the city streets and living at the dog pound. The dogs bark at the intruder while officials search riding academies to locate the owner. The horse’s owner remains undiscovered as authorities pursue next steps.
Sue Allard, a Brooklyn-born hotel operator, begins a tentative romance with Philip Gerard, a wealthy New York heir, as a hospital attack on Philip’s friend Merle Beckwith unfolds. Meanwhile at Mrs. Parmely’s hotel suite, Anna reads a letter from Esther in China, while Parmely obsesses over appearances and money, keeping her isolation intact.
Will Rogers Janet Gaynor and Sally Eilers star in State Fair shown at the Capitol Theatre today and tomorrow. The management adds extra showings due to strong audience interest in this heartwarming family picture.
Miss Florence Pope of the University of Chicago visits family in West Ridge over the weekend. Numerous residents host or visit relatives in Elyria Amherst and La Grange Heights with Sunday dinners and church notices.
McRoberts and family welcome Friday evening. Various visits unfold Sunday with La Grange Cleveland and Elyria connections. Funeral attendees include Lydia Sanders of La Grange. Carlisle Grange plans Tuesday meeting and Debating Society forms on Lake Avenue.
An advertisement urges readers denied a baby to write Mrs. Mildred Owens in Kansas City Missouri for a home method that allegedly helped her after 15 years of denial and claims others have received blessing and happiness.
A dense OCR readout lists WTAM WGAR WJAYF WCAE and WADC program segments with names of bands hosts and times across the day. Included are local notices of visits and social mentions about residents such as Mr and Mrs H H Drusen dahl Lester and Leota and Miss Ethel Wash.
Dallas CPI city councilman Joe C. Thompson was among the first convicted in a campaign enforcing Dallas blue laws against grocery store openings after 9 a.m. on Sundays.
The Lake Avenue Sewing Creel met at Mrs. Albert King’s home to sew for the Red Cross and mend. The group will gather again next Thursday at Mrs. King’s home.
In Cleveland a King's Orchestra of sixty at a Kings School of Music dinner party at the Knights of Pythias Temple featured the guest King’s orchestra of Cleveland forming a thirty piece group. Guests included Miss Elizabeth Hulse and Miss Ellene Croskey. Robby Cromling is home with chicken pox. Members of the Research Club met in Elyria on Thursday with Mrs. John Hecock and others attending. Mr and Mrs R H Collier entertained Elyria friends Thursday evening.
In South Ridge and nearby towns, Mrs. Frank Laraway attended a Dime society nesting at Mrs. Emil Ruth’s home in South Amherst. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union plans a Thursday gathering with Mrs. William Hart. Frank Laraway attended a Spanish War Veterans meeting in Cleveland. A missionary rally is slated at Sandusky Evangelical church Thursday. The scarlet fever quarantine at the W. Gould home is lifted with no new cases. Local residents visited relatives and friends in Elyria and Oberlin, including Miss Miriam Fowl at the Hasentta home and Walter Schuster of Brownhelm.
Notes from community life report visitors including Rev. I H Amore Fr ay and Mr and Mrs W T Collier Elyria guests of Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel. Theodore Grit and sons Melvin Harold West Ridge and Earl Hanlon visited Mr and Mrs C J Smith. Mrs Ervin Snyder and children Thomas and Barbara Jalarte spending days with her mother Mrs Lydle in Elyria.
Thurma Miles, 10, walks near Arp for first time since infancy after successful operation and treatment at a Tyler children's hospital.
Itching and burning skin find prompt relief with Zemo soothing the tender inflamed skin. Clears rashes pimples eczema ringworm restoring normal skin. Insist on genuine Zemo its worth the price. 50c 60c and 1 Ad by druggists.
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