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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1933
Page
7
Tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre audiences will see 42nd Street featuring Warner Baxter and Ruby Keeler. The production includes a large chorus of 150 dancers and spotlights an American theatre story with a noted eleven stars and several prominent supporting actors.
A large number of snapshots taken by local amateur photographers are on display in the Capitol theatre lobby. An announcement says anyone identifying themselves in a picture will be a guest of the theatre management at the showing of Picture Snatcher starring James Cagney on Friday and Saturday.
Columbus Ohio May 16 A successor to Finance Director Howard L Bevis appointed last night to the Ohio supreme court to succeed Judge Reynolds RR Kinkade of Toledo resigned not yet decided by Governor White. Bevis 48 was taken from his Cincinnati law practice to become finance director in 1930.
Forty six Styria High School students took part in the annual sack race between junior and senior classes. The seniors won with a distance of 82 feet 7 inches to 10 feet 4 inches, earning the Sack Rush Trophy Ironpay for the year.
Miami Beach, Florida. Police Chief Robert T. Teaney bans scanty attire on streets outside the beach area. He says the street is no place for trunks or bathing suits, noting arrests may follow if the ban is not enforced.
A roundup of recent photographs captures scenes from across the world. Images show bustling city streets, distant landscapes, and notable events, illustrating daily life and historic moments through candid and curated frames.
A garbled OCR note describes a ceremony involving the First Lady and Regents of Mount Vernon Road district in 23 Roosevelt Drive area. It mentions a close inspection at a house linked to a spouse and a public event held in Florida at Taal Tess estates,Mount Vernon.
A cryptic OCR fragment hints at a contest at a Latin Century of Progress event. The snippet brandishes names and vague roles but lacks clear actions, dates, or outcomes to confirm specifics or participants.
John G Pollard of Vir and McCarl Gi inspectors visit Camp Hun Virginia to observe patient care and disorder prevention amid Washington bonus living arrangements.
Leav ing Hollywood star Les le Howard spends a quiet hour with two English visitors named Ned and Lady in Hollywood. He is touring to Bend to perform. He will play a romance and opportune part in the United States.
An old advertisement touts Emerald Oil as a speedy remedy for bunions corns and inflamed areas. It claims dramatic pain reduction after applying a few drops and guarantees results from Phillips Drugstore with many satisfied foot sufferers.
A city committee led by Councilman Ed. Novity outlined improvements to Elyria Ohio fire and police operations. They urged better water supply, larger mains, extended second main, cross connections, and upgraded fire alarms and prevention ordinances. They also called for testing pumpers, repairing stations, expanding hose, and regular inspections.
A garbled radio program page lists numerous show names, orchestras, and time slots across many stations. The readable items include sessions featuring Pearl Moss, Islands, Isle, and various named bands, with dance programs, health talks, and kids features interspersed.
A fragmented listing of radio and music programs including names like Kate Smith Nina Pioaere and Dempsex with multiple time slots ranging from early afternoon to evening across stations WJAY WEAF WIZ and others. Band names such as Gray's Band and Dizzy Fingers appear amid program blocks and talkie pictures.
The Dancing Coeds and Jim Armitage and His Gang perform the 1933 Minstrel Follies at Elyria High School auditorium. Presented by the Knights of St. John Auxiliary for charity, this will be Elyria's last local performance.
A report detailing a complete remodeling was filmed by safety service director W N Bates fire chief W E B Netley and City committee members Anna Kennedy Carl Curtis.
South Amherst Massachusetts Christian Endeavor members honored their mothers Sunday evening at the Congregational church. A wet luck supper was served at 6 20 o clock to twenty seven who attended. After the social hour a meeting was held with Ruth Eleanor Dulmage as leader. The topic of discussion was Problems of Family Life.
A regular South Amherst Men's Civic Club meeting is scheduled for 7.40 this evening at the Congestional church. Ray Asi Mpamia of Lorain will speak. All men of the village and vicinity are invited.
AH members of the Choral Club are asked to meet at the home of James Nical on Wednesday evening for a rehearsal. A social tone will follow and refreshments will be served.
Miles Bassett and two daughters from Elyria called on Sunday afternoon along with the Birch and Nickel families. Lorain residents the Greene and Bryant households hosted guests, while Middle Ridge and Amherst families shared suppers and visits. Akron and Cleveland visitors also spent the weekend with local residents. others called on relatives across Edison Highway and Elyria.
West Ridge area social notes list Mr and Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan hosting dinner with Carl Penfound in Aleria. Other visitors include Mr and Mrs Adam Miter to Mrs Lecretia Decker, Hollis Keighley of Oberlin to Mrs Kate Lauer, and Mrs Electa Brumby of Kipton.
A fragment mentions Charles Schwartz and family on a Sunday afternoon and critiques reformers who demand world revolution without first undergoing a personal moral revolution.
Suggests preventing sluggish elimination through exercise water intake fruits vegetables and daily Post's Bran Flakes. Describes the cereal as rich in phosphorus iron and Vitamin B and claims it helps normal elimination. Encourages starting now and notes General Foods as the product source.
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