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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
3
Local notes show Smith's Hardware sale and schoolhouse transfers in Kipton and surrounding districts. Residents including Mr and Mrs Lee, Kipton, and families across Metamoria and Elyria hold Thanksgiving visits with kin from Ithaca, Cleveland, Lorain, Wakeman, and Wellington.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Weeks hosted at the Weeks home with nurse Miss Mggetts joining Mr. and Mrs. Green for a Cleveland visit. Mr. and Mrs. Blackwell entertained friends from Avon and Henrietta during the holiday. Mrs. Hand and Fred spent Thanksgiving with the Hasttlers in Amherst. A Toledo church formerly led by Rev. Hagelbarger was damaged by a bomb. Akron reports a mild open winter sign from farmer J. W. Hendershot based on corn shocks. Ellen Terry marks her 76th birthday as a survivor of a golden English stage era.
The Grand Theatre screens Brass starring Monte Blue as Phillip Baldwin in a tale of marriage and divorce amid a baby and temptations. It ends with a whirlwind climax as old love flares. Also shown is What a Wife Learned with Milton Sills John Bowers and Margaret De LaMotte.
Management presents three top vaudeville acts along with the first showing of the stirring picture Environ ment starring Milton Stila. The program pleases the public with a pleasing change of pro gram.
Witnesses recall the Thanksgiving program and its final showing on the holiday. The article notes reactions from attendees and the program's closing moments as the community reflected on the event.
Saturday offers a popular feature with Dreamland Hoot Gibson in Blinky. The film follows a cavalry officer’s son sent to the Nesting 143d on the Mexican border where thrills mix with comic scenes. The hero’s journey delivers lively entertainment.
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