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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1921
Page
3
Colonial shows Gold Wyn screen comedy Stop Thief about a crook planning one last heist to marry his partner. Broadway success and the film preserves fast clean humor with fast dialogue and mint condition whimsy.
The American theater presents Carter DeHaven and his wife in Twin Beds with DeHaven as an overlooked Italian tenor who is discovered by a producer. His dramatic gifts echo his real life, where early church benefits and local entertainments launched a rapid ascent to stardom in both spoken and silent drama.
President Menocal in Havana and President Harding in Washington confer over the new United States Cuba underwater telephone line, the Key West Havana cable the world’s longest. Officials from both nations listened in as the leaders spoke on inauguration day.
The Bible Cabinet of Church of Christ met in Elyria church parlors to plan Children’s Day on the first Sunday in June. Funds raised by the Sunday School will be apportioned among classes. The secretary reports over fifteen percent attendance growth from last year with Dorcas Class at fifty two and Men's Class at thirty eight.
City council last night passed a resolution declaring it necessary to improve Fast 28th street from Grove Avenue to Gary Avenue by the construction of a lateral sanitary sewer.
The North Central District of the Ohio Library Association convenes Friday May 6 at the Y M C A in Elyria. Morning informal conference at 10 o'clock then a 12:30 luncheon with ten minute talks. Afternoon programs include book selection in poetry and essays, Americanization efforts by libraries, and bookbinding discussions with the American Library Association exhibit.
The First National Bank at Elyria Ohio closes April 28 1921 with total resources shown at 3 025 737 82 dollars. Loans and discounts 1 798 239 16 deposits 150 000 00 U S Government securities 338 405 00 other bonds and bank assets 397 802 47 cash in vault 50 090 29 lawful reserve 96 397 38 net amounts due from banks 14 815 16 checks and other cash items 191 591 65 redemption and USTreasurer items 24014 7 500 00 18 etc totaling 52 074 18
Miss Clar ce Margoles Baright, a New York attorney with offices in the financial district, announces her candidacy for judge of the children's court. She first applied seven years ago, noting that a man has filled the post, and cites recent appointments of a woman to the police bench as timely support for her bid.
George W. Dudderar manager of the Chamber of Commerce will be the principal speaker Thursday evening at the Ohio Retail Secretaries association convention in Marion. His topic is how to create and maintain the confidence of the buying public in local stores.
International News Service reports in New York that estimated between 15 000 and 20 000 men are involved in the latest mobilization figures. The item notes the broad range and ongoing tally by authorities.
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