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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1933
Page
7
George Arliss will be shown tomorrow and Thursday at the Capitol Theatre in Voltaire a tale set in prerevolutionary France. An added attraction tonight is Busick’s fall fashion of Foster’s Frocks modeled by local girls on stage at the Capitol.
Pilgrimage, acclaimed as a standout film of the season, begins a four day engagement at the Rivol Theatre tomorrow. The drama centers on a mother's overwhelming love turned to hatred, leading her to send her son to war and death to block his marriage to his beloved girl.
Mrs. T M Baldwin returned home from Lorain hospital after a broken ankle. V L Anderson family visit Marion Ohio. Mrs. Kate Phillips of Elyria visited brother Charles Keller. Monagan of Penfield Junction called on aunt Mrs John Harnish. Mr and Mrs O H Hanson and daughter Maxine of Fresno California stayed with aunt Mrs S C Hurlbut. Hurlbut long unseen relative. Hanson family to Buffalo NY next. Ladies' Aid Society members honored Miss Emma Krauther for birthday. planned tureen dinner at church parlors October 17 with ice cream and cake.
The program lists songs, recitations, and dances by grades from 1st to 7th including The Fringed Gentian and My Cat in the Valley. Performers include Ethel Czine, Steve Kish, Jeanette Ewing, Julia Czine, Helen Hendricks, Helen Pataki, Stella Barcel, Margaret Jerkovich, Mary Mate, Paul Panchula, Jolyn Brown, and others. Also notes guests Mr and Mrs J C Sweet and son Eugene of Rocky River visiting Morris family for supper.
Charles Brooks of Lorain and his sister-in-law from Pennsylvania visited the John Morris home Friday. The long list of programs includes music from The Gaylords, Organ Rhapsody, Lady Next Door, and Winnie the Pea Sports Flashes, with services and variety shows on WAM, WLESDAY, WADE, WLW, WGAR, and WABC networks.
Oct. 3 Litchfield notes funeral of Mrs. Guyer in Valley City. C E S invites Lynden Chapter visit at LaGrange. Lynn O Roark of Sacramento visits Thiel brothers. Baptist Ald Society meets with Mrs Wilson Oct 4. Doris Leach hosts 23 ladies for shower honoring Bernita Radie. Homer Homan buys Ed Turner place on West street and will move in. Jeff Langworthy, 66, dies after long illness from stomach cancer. funeral and burial at Litchfield Cemetery. Basil Yettaw and Miriam Fuller visit Adam Rising in town.
Litchfield chapters prepare memorial services for their return from a northern Michigan resort work summer. Local reports note Mia Fuller of Medina fell ill, and several residents attended the Wooster fair and Congregational church cleanup. World’s Fair visit tied to Paul Hoffman and wife. A seven inning Eaton versus Litchfield game ended 15-12 with Frombaugh Holmes and Mahoney Crowell batteries and multiple errors. Littenfield and Hawke highlights refer to late scoring and a home run.
Scientists in Washington identify scores of previously unknown plants from a 16 year Colombian collection by Dr Jose Celestino Mutis. Mutis led a royal expedition funded by King Carlos III beginning in 1783 to map Andean flora, employing artists to paint specimens at a Bogota workshop.
During the Spanish revolution the saaterkel was sent to Spain where the boxes were opened in the presence of the royal family. The paintings and drawings returned to the Botanical Garden. On several occasions attempts were made to resurrect the collection.
Ellsworth P. Kilby of the Smithsonian visited the Madrid garden last year and, with director Dr. Arturo Caballarro, was convinced of the collection’s worth.
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