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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1936
Page
10
At The Theatres Adventures Of Jimmie A New, hero of the radio serial, comes to the screen in Tae Sty Parade opening tomorrow at the Revel Theatre. Peat With Allen are W Gargen and Katherine DeMille.
The next Rialto picture Hell Ship Morgan stars Ann Sar and J Ee ek s, with a noted cast and production details visible in the sparse OCR text. The item hints at a cinema listing or program note for an upcoming reel.
Radio listings show multiple programs across Saturday including Fred W Wilke Way 16 and Danes or bands such as Olsen Band, Contreras Band, and Ermes Band. Bands such as Hick Ree ets Wan aer and the Bowson Symphony appear along with rhythm reviews and Polish and Slovak programs.
The Public Loan Corporation of Illinois New York Missouri and Kentucky extended its operations to Ohio by purchasing the Citizens Budget Company offices and accounts in Elyria and Lorain. Charles H. McKee will manage Elyria and Willard J. Newberry Lorain, with other seasoned officers relocating from St Louis Cairo Buffalo and Buffalo. The firm, the seventh largest small loan company in the United States, reports 39152 loans and notes receivable of 5.8 million in its latest year.
The Cleveland Bach Chorus under F W Strieter will appear June 5 at the Elyria High School auditorium with the Immanuel Children's Choir of Cleveland directed by Elmer Schroerer. The concert, praised by Cleveland critics, supports Gates Hospital for Crippled Children. proceeds beyond expenses go to the charity. Tickets go on sale Monday at Bell Company and Day's Music Store.
Federal researchers warn UC Berkeley Memorial Stadium sits atop a geological fault known as a "Tani" fault directly beneath the arena. The discovery suggests seismic risk could threaten the 50,000 spectator capacity during major games, echoing ancient Pompeian disaster fears.
Monday listings from Cleveland stations include Neves DeLeath MacHugah Toda Mrs Wins hes and Melody Parade with Ethel and Ben Charm. Featuring information segments on Carson Robison Music for You and Tom Dick Barry. Also listed are The Orphan Annie To Be Announce and Mary South Hick Ree Pea with piano interludes between acts and a roster of performers from Minstrels to Syncopaters and Four Neighbors in the Rose Room series.
Lake Terminal Railroad at Lorain earned the National Safety Council plaque for 1935 after a year with no lost-time accidents. F T Horan will travel to Chicago to accept the award at a banquet at the Union League Club. This is the third time the railroad has won in Group B for switching lines with under 1 500 096 man hours.
Announcement today lists new acts at Hotel Newell cocktail bar starting Monday evening. Johnny Conway and his Neveins Orchestra join Mary Fogel as entertainers for patrols. Miss Fogel features contralto swing songs and recently played a two week engagement at the Palace in Cleveland with Ben Bernie.
The article discusses a stadium sited above a known fault called the Harvard fault, a branch of the San Andreas system. Geological experts warned a seismic quake could fissure the field and affect play at the 50 yard line, but architects and university authorities deemed such interference too remote to warrant relocating the site.
McAllen Texas, Lupe Barate, an armless boy, won first prize in a tap dancing contest, showcasing remarkable talent and perseverance despite physical challenges.
Fragmentary text from a San Antonio item notes a dancing contest and a reference to Lupe learning self reliance after being near a train thirteen years ago. The readable parts suggest a personal journey and a claim of developing new abilities amid sparse details.
Elyria grows excited as inventor Red Mayes promotes Liz a quick reaction ball game. Irene Urpschott 163 Hamilton Ave proves skilled hitting the bullet ball with ease at the Elyria Hotel where Mayes runs lessons. A countywide contest on courthouse steps promises prizes and broad participation.
A brief description highlights a man who buttoned shirts and combed his hair while noting his courage in rescuing four people from drowning. He is regarded as an excellent swimmer and wrestler, underscoring his athletic prowess and bravery.
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