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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1935
Page
10
Forbes made 929 inspections in September with 179 taxes and ch pomps sealed, 23 reped orders, 3 adjustments, 134 scales seated, 4 condemned for repairs, 22 adjustments, 279 measures inspected, 128 loaves of bread evaluated, 33 weights checked, and 24 warnings issued by deputy county getter Thomas Forbes.
A fragmented theatre listing notes Jolson and Keesler co starring in a dance themed production. The scattered lines reference performance timing and stage remarks, with unclear venue or precise date. The readable parts suggest a lively variety act featuring song and dance.
Greta Garbo headlines a Capitol film marking her tenth anniversary in assured roles. The production showcases her star power and consistent screen presence as critics note her strong performance and enduring appeal.
Clarksfield events report a funeral service at an el Congregational Church with burial at Wake man Cemetery. Society notes mention several ladies visiting the late Rev Jones home. Brief items note Epworth League members hosting a show and a Wellington social event at Mrs Ceci Car’s home.
Radio schedule notes for WAM and sister stations include mentions of Roosevelt programs, morning talk content, baseball segments, and musical interludes. The listing references multiple call signs such as WIA, WTAM, WHE, WGAR, WIR, and WISY with times and show titles like Serenade and Breakfast Club.
The South Amherst Auxiliary held a Monday evening meeting with officers elected including president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, and sergeant at arms. Final steps were set for a forthcoming event, with plans for a dramatic program sponsored by Mrs. Themesie and others.
Community project under FRR aims to bring engineers and townspeople together for weekly classes. Dedication services at Congregational church featured music by Myra James Michai and Mrs Elis Jumont. Attendees included Mrs J J Davis and daughter and several visitors from Elyria Amherst and South Ridge.
In Burntwood Alma Whittaker is drawn to mysterious Johnny Anthony while her father Lawson Whittaker faces financial trouble. Alma rejects banker Sig Bornsdike as pressure from Aunt Harriet grows. Alma meets her old friend Caroline Travers who offers support as drama swirls around a planned engagement and rumored pasts.
Amherst notes report a Senior League gathering at the Reformed church parlors with Helen Hollingsworth and others hosting. Various church groups announce upcoming meetings, social hour, and birthday observances, plus a fall rally and charity event at St Peters Evangelical Reformed church. Community announcements include services at Foursquare and First Evangelical churches, Eastern Stars, and the St Paul Lutheran council planning.
Claud North Chrisman argues readers chase quick cures over genuine healing. Understanding normal health processes shows prevention and sane living reduce illness more than hospitals or gimmicks. He cautions against overreliance on soothing remedies and emphasizes practical health laws.
An article offers guidance on health practices including bathing, exercise, and rest as factors in recovery and wellness. It notes stomach weakness from disease or fat, suggests abdominal exercises, deep breathing, and posture. Dr. Chrisman invites reader questions for his daily column and a social event outline follows with local notices and personal updates.
The SECSOD held Tuesday evening discussing November ballot items and funding for a new fire station, two volumes, and additions to the Public School and sewer disposal. Reports and bills were read as the Young Ladies' Sodality of St. Joseph's Church met at the school hall, with the fore part of the evening ...
La Grange brief lists visits and family events including Mrs John Wolfle hosting children in Cleveland. Guests include Mr and Mrs Lewis Chadberlain of Wakeman and Mrs Josephine Deak of Cleveland. Births, hospital shows in Lorain and Cleveland, and local church activities are noted.
Friday marks the final day for taxpayers to amend personal property tax returns for 1932 and 1933 to align with state and federal returns. Deputies from the state tax commission, stationed in the courthouse basement, will review about 20 cases. Deputy Krigbaum states discrepancies are often self created by taxpayers and that unresolved cases will be assessed on unexplained information in the commission’s records.
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