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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1927
Page
3
The mixed fragment mentions a man linked to a lawsuit over Fred Eisberg and a court case in Allegheny, with police references and cash sums. It also blends stray lines about Eisberg in Germany, turkey forecasts for Texas, and hunting remarks, all garbled and unrelated in a single passage.
Paris marks a century since the first giraffe arrived at the Jardin des Plantes amid vast public fascination. The event influenced fashion and social life, with giraffe themed robes and prints described during a Tuesday afternoon tea.
Mrs Edith Morris Vincent. Nov 11 Mre J Hy Boyd returned from Akron where she visited daughter Mrs Elien Froeckster and family. William Caley was an Elyria visitor Saturday. Mr and Mrs Sally entertained at their house warming Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Toth. Mr and Mrs Pungroz. Mr and Mrs Frank Esthtruth and family and Mr and Mrs John Gens. Mrs Ed Prindie and little daughter Barbara called on Mrs Cheeney of Blain street Elyria Tuesday. Miss Ella Smith of Dover spent the week end with her sister Mrs Minnie Lewis and family. Mrs Grace Haynes entertained.
Local notes from Litchfield report Roy Canfield recovering after operation at Lod Hospital. Chasp Palmer and Akron visitor Miss Alier Sears stayed with C R Canfield family. Mrs Harvay Long ill with scarlet fever. two Teanow children also sick. Russell Canfield attended Lakewood business. The Wrong Bride theater cast listed for TAN Nov 18 was to be announced.
In Minneapolis Chicago delegate Herman Gaul traced the hoboes name to workman terms. He said hoboes evolved from bows to hoe users and finally to hoboes while noting old age issues and convention discussions. Attendees included Nicholas Klei and James Lads How with distant delegates and rising food concerns.
Brixson, matron, and Mrs Myron Barth head Sunbeam Day Nursery as several staff and relatives are mentioned. Niece Miss Ber min Radie and Mrs Morgan have babies with red hair while Mrs Alvin Barth and Mrs Wafer note carly hair. Mrs Caseus Schessner and Mrs Cours report hair colors. Esther Frombaugh, Rose Trinuli, and an Italian warden appear among names. Helen Streett and Mr Moore, the TH and Sth grade teacher, missed days. Mrs Hal Leech substituted. Mrs Lee Starr is not very tell.
Aileen stars in a newly framed light as a native Swiss peasant girl in the MGM picture Body and Soul shown at the Rivoli tomorrow. Pola Negri gives a superb performance as Mona in Barbed Wire, a tale of love amid a French prison camp, with four principal players delivering a powerful screen adaptation of Hull Calne’s The Woman of Kinockaloe.
Pola Negri stars in Barbed Wire at the Capitol tomorrow in a motion picture hailed as outstanding by critics. It centers on a dramatic World War era incident and is praised for its war picture treatment and artistic technique.
The Rialto theater presents a Sunday vaudeville bill led by the Earl Gates Revue, De Luxe featuring Gene Allen with Layton and Alma, plus a beauty-focused special production. Other acts include Bell Eva Trio, Ralph and Virginia Lee, the Damaroff sisters, Dison and Freeman, and Southern Harmony singers, with a Paramount cartoon and Oh Mammy song comedy.
The program lists three performances Sunday with a 2 30 matinee and 7 and 8745 eve nings. An inducement for children at the matinee and careful attention for young patrons are noted. Also urged to attend matinees to avoid crowds. SHUFFLIN 54M COMING The Big Colored Revue Shutt liin Sam from Alabama returns to the Rialto theater November 23 for a single performance led by John Larue and Billy Hwing with about thirty others in a third edition musical revue.
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