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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1920
Page
3
The Local Playhouse and Piper story draws attention as a major film vehicle for Miss Stewart. Greenwich Village serials appeared in Pictorial, with Catherine Norris noted for the project. New York audiences praise the production, comparing it to prior successes like In Kentucky.
A patched OCR summary describes a play about a wealthy son Dunk who schemes to woo an heiress and keep small town boys at home. The performance, set in a rural seaside area, centers on social pressures and a plan to prevent emigration by showcasing local virtue through dramatic scenes.
An original diary by Josephine Lovett forms the theme of a play in which Mike Burke stars for two days at the theatre. The supporting company includes Manele Farmer, Gordon, Line, Walters, W. Bradley, Hadke, with Robertson directing.
Lorain reports domestic coal shortages with private consumption nearly exhausted. Coal dealers warn stockpiles are dwindling and shipments slow. Home consumption orders were reduced to about half yesterday as residents scramble for winter fuel.
Count Glattstein, Western Heights autocrat, says men who left Mlyria for the old country last spring are beginning to return. Two men arrived Saturday and plan to bring their families soon. They report Czecho Slovakia is strict and requires military permits to visit neighboring towns. Glattstein believes more workers will return this summer, easing labor shortages.
Pittsfield locals share visits and news from Cleveland and Michigan. Typhoid cases, hospital to home recoveries, and family travels color a bustling period with guests, nursing care, and school association attendance noted among relatives and friends.
A fragmented column from Columbia area notes relatives visiting in Fairfield and Berea, farm activity with apples and cider making, hospital committee meetings, illness of Mrs. Barg er, and social events at Baptist and Methodist churches. Local residents travel south for winter, while church groups plan activities and aid.
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