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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1934
Page
11
The Elyria Chamber of Commerce voted in favor of six of fourteen referendum proposals from the national Chamber of Commerce United States on government spending. Eight proposals were not voted on as they lacked sufficient information.
At Theatres At The Dreamland a servant girl romance titled Sadie McKee stars Joan Gene Raymond with Franchott Tone and Edward Arnold. The film follows a mill owner’s wife as intrigue unfolds in a bustling cinema setting.
Dick Powell proves his dramatic and singing talents in Happiness Ahead at the Capitol Theater tomorrow and Thursday. Josephine Hutchinson stars opposite him, fresh from New York's Civic Repertory Theatre, with a cast including Frank McHugh Dorothy Dare John Halliday Ruth Donnelly and Allen Jenkins as comedy and song blend with romance.
Radio listings show WTAM and 700 WLW scheduling a day of varied programs from music and talk to comedy and clues. Notable acts include Pete Wista's Orchestra, Wayne Ring, Ben Bernie, Ed Wynn, and Pink Lady segments, with football rally mentions and a late romance feature. Program times span morning to late night with several baton changes and station IDs.
Local radio notes, social visits, and community items include Ray Rowland directing a choir with Betty Page at organ, Mrs Eva Pleasnick guest host, and a Royal Family gathering. A Kroger store incident. Grace Anes honored in Columbus. Fred Abveit wins poultry show prizes. Sterling Foundry visit by Arm torg Trading staff. Women ran Ukiah during a deer season, and a note on the Dinosaur’s teeth.
Wellington residents hear about two approval requests for town projects including widening Big Four railroad crossings at Clay and Barker Streets funded from FERA and cleaning a 1,200 foot ditch north of Lincoln Street. Local barber George Walden leaves town after a hangman’s noose is found above his shop following past conflicts with American Legion members. Brief items note church and school updates, visits, and local social happenings among residents including Mary Burge in Lakewood and Miss May Bement’s singing.
An instruction style advertisement for Cuticura products. Before shampooing apply Cuticura Ointment to the scalp then massage. Wash with warm soda Cuticura Soap, rinse and rewash, then rinse thoroughly. Promotes a healthy scalp essential to good hair. Proprietors Potter Drug & Chemical Corporation Malden Massachusetts.
John A Kaley extols Cascade Park in Elyria praising its riverways, rocky heights, wooded vistas, swimming pool, baseball diamond, benches, and child friendly spaces. He urges plans to unlock untouched rocky promontories with a bold public scene recalling pioneer forests and Civil War era images to enrich the park’s story.
Governor Murray granted convict Matt Kimes at the Oklahoma state penitentiary a six day leave without guard under a quail shooting provision during a food will tour in Oklahoma City. Public reaction to a potential pardon was strongly hostile, leading Murray to deny the pardon request.
A Mother and her baby sit in front of a wagon eagerly scanning for their new home. The scene suggests anxious anticipation and hopeful marching toward stability as they travel together.
Elyria Eagles announce a Thanksgiving barnyard night at the club rooms tonight. Members and guests are invited to attend for a festive gathering with informal activities and light refreshments.
A vivid appeal invites a sculptor to complete carved serpent heads overlooking a river picnic area. The writer envisions a finished wall piece, nearly complete, awaiting an artist to bring expression and story to the grinning forms and the rugged rock setting. Cinderella will be the Drury Lane pantomime this Christmas.
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