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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1933
Page
7
Hollywood star Joan Blondell was rushed from her studio for an emergency appendectomy just before midnight. Doctors reported her condition improving the next day after the operation, the second such case in the film colony that week. Maureen O'Sullivan had developed peritonitis following an operation but was improving.
A nostalgic, stream-of-consciousness portrait of readers and personalities in New York on November 25. The writer references Vick Baum, Josephine Hull, Alexander King, Louis Wolheim, and Fannie Hurst, among others, noting theater, poetry, editors, hotels, and daily rituals with vivid, humorous observations.
Fragment of a radio program grid listing numerous acts, hosts, and time slots from morning to afternoon. Includes orchestras, singers, trios, and talk segments with multiple station identifiers and program names.
A cheeky 1933 column laments over Mae West and prison confinement as fodder for humor. The narrator vows future rebellion in a wide black Stetson and shoe-string tie. The prose preserves period voice and satirical tone.
Grafton brief items note Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hosler hosted dinner with Charles Fred and Ella Hosler of Olmsted Falls. Clifton Aldrich and Evelene Thompson of Bay Village visited Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Nesbett midweek. Virgil Kline and son Kenneth joined in supper with B.
Sunday evening featured a music spectacle at the Capitol with Mrs Emery Coleman in Cleveland. The community reports many social visits, church meetings, and club activities, including quilting, Christian Endeavor, Homemaker gatherings, and holiday preparations.
Sunday evening visits mark the social page with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Amsbaugh calling on Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller in Greenrich. Funeral attendance includes Oscar Long and Mr. and Mrs. Mert Rogers for the late Mr. Woodruff of Blirr ia. Cloyd C. Smith and family hosted Ralph Smith in Wilmington after a dinner. Dawson Kinch visits with Charl William Weiderkehr in Painesville while M. L. Burden hosts. Marshall McAdoo makes a Cleveland business trip as Miss Maybelle Smith stays with Miss Hazel Smith in Wooster. Mrs. Cranston visits J. C. Clodwick family. G R Peters entertain Dorothy Lyle at home Tuesday evening.
Ninety three screen players, among the world’s best known, appear in Only Yesterday which opens at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. Margaret Sullavan and John Boles lead a cast stocked with more star names than any previous Hollywood production.
Dinner was served in celebration of Miss Lyle's birthday. Roger Maxton made a business trip to Cleveland on Thursday. Mrs. William Dunlap is visiting at her home here for a few days. Mr and Mrs Hootman of Polk attended the Fall Festival Sale at the Church of Christ Wednesday evening. Mrs Boyde Hawley has recovered enough to be out. The high school basketball teams will meet Nova in their season opener on Tuesday night, November 28.
Edward J. Hughes, 59, former state industrial commission figure and welfare director for the Pennsylvania Railroad in Ohio, died late yesterday of heart disease. He previously served as an inspector for the industrial commission. Pro-
A motion filed by J Elmer Troutman chief appraiser of the Home Owners Loan Corporation seeks assistance or assignment in a matter before the agency.
Tracy portrays a naval officer entangled in an affair that forces him to resign his command in Shanghai Madness. Fay Wray stars opposite him as the leading lady in a two day Dreamland Theatre engagement starting tomorrow. The show marks a dramatic prewar romance in a stirring wartime drama.
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