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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1937

Page

9

Movie Actor Shot Four Times By Assailant

Hymie Miller a 31 year old actor and Hollywood cafe owner was shot four times in his second story apartment near studios. The Robin Hood actor woke to a dim figure and was critically wounded with a nose destroyed and bullets in his neck hand and thigh. He could not identify the assailant and had no known enemies.

Hollywood Hymie Miller Miller Robin Hood

Banker Aids Campaign Against Cotton Post

BRYAN Texas Travis B Bry an president of the First National Bank here has discovered a form of crop insurance that he thinks other Southern bankers could profitably write for cotton-growing clients. Long distressed by depredations of the cotton flea hoppe r which

Bryan, Tex Travis B. Bryan First National Bank

Chunky Rudy Jr. A 5-Year-Old Kansas City Kindergartner

Lawrence J. Rudy Jr. nicknamed Chunky weighs 110 pounds at age five and wears a size 16 shirt with oversized overalls. He attends a Kansas City kindergarten where his bulk fills a chair, though his teacher deems him an intelligent, alert pupil.

Chunky Lawrence J. Rudy Jr Lawrence Kansas City Acme

Farmer and banker gain from sulphur dusting bids

Bryan notes that underwriting sulphur dusting campaigns against the boll weevil yields premiums for both farmers and bankers, even if the tiny green bug is less publicized than the boll weevil.

Bryan

Sleep research and community notices blend in Ridgeville column

A column by Dr. Claud North Chrisman discusses insomnia remedies from ancient rocking to modern therapy emphasizing rhythm, relaxation, and careful drug use. The piece is interwoven with local notices: Grange degrees, tableaus, and Halloween style community updates. Ridgeville groups report meetings, officer elections, and upcoming events including PTA, Friendship Club, firemen bazaar, and Armistice Day program at the high school.

Ebba Fossilius Elyria Alaska Felix Anderson C. Kosr Friendship Club Ridgeville Firemen Norton Zeman Lakewood Charles Zeman Frank Mason Zeman, Jr John Diederich Carlisle Nick Maringer H. Hopp Charles Gilder Cleveland Matt Webber Michigan Webber Ridgeville John Stephen Florida N. Salisbury Cleveland Road

Ridgeville Grange Officers Answer Roll Call at Meeting

Ridgeville Grange held its regular meeting Friday evening with Master Elmer Fullmer opening the session and officers answering the roll call.

Elmer Fullmer Ridgeville Grange

Clutches Ration Photo Shows Aged Chinese Sufferer

Aged Chinese man in Yanstreppo grips a daily ration of food a double handful of rice in a stark Acme Photo image.

Acme Yanstreppo

Children’s Bones Need Calcium in Health Slogan Ad

Dr. John L. Rice, New York health commissioner, promotes a slogan urging a quart of milk daily for every child. The message, attributed to a milkman invention claim, underscores calcium's role in bone development.

John L. Rice New York

Milk's value urged in health speech at convention

At a convention of International Milk Dealers a speaker warned that milk disappearance would cause a global catastrophe, stressing milk as a vital protein source for children and adults. He cited calcium needs for children, that one quart daily meets demand, and that milk aids growth and activity in studies. In San Francisco a $2,000,000 cemetery gift offer was made by Laurel Hill cemetery association to the city for a memorial park on 54 acres.

San Francisco W. B. Ries Laurel Hill

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