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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1925
Page
9
A shaky OCR note describes a Universal Jewel tale presented at Bivoll Theater Sunday. It reviews a comedy starring Reginald Dena as a young man on a cross country tour toward a palatial bungalow, with an unusual story and familiar events.
An aged advertisement outlines Father John O’Brien’s Lowell Massachusetts remedy. It claims a seventy year history, two doctors’ prescription, and use for colds coughs throat troubles and body building. It emphasizes absence of alcohol and dangerous drugs and promotes energy and strength for families.
A fragmented passage mentions Bea Pollard as a director with mixed themes and a race driver named Denoy described as versatile actor and comedian. The text hints at action in auto camps along a road and an audience reaction to a performance.
A Rialto Sunday program features CAG great Piortam Tay lined with vaudeville act and Johnson Girls dance number. Betty Bernay the original Cleveland car Marti also listed among performers for the show.
An Akron Oberlin program notes a sacred concert and violin recital at Oberlin with tickets from the Conservatory. The event includes mentions of Paul Rader and Kent, while also reporting that a marker was placed at Nancy Squires’s grave reflecting her philanthropy and influence on Oberlin’s kindergarten training school.
The event showcased cosmetics demonstrations by various squads and a short focus on the Girl Scout organization. Attendants heard songs like Days Gone By and You Ever See a Girl Scout and learned about practice and teaching in a premeeting prompt for the next November gathering.
Conservatory Trio plans recital programs featuring Mrs. Wal Bennett piano and Jeanie Kesster violin. The ensemble, associated with Cleveland musical circles, aims to present classical works to local audiences this season.
Captain Lars Wagner urged students as five team members stood honored with the athletic department. Henderson of Shaker Heights visits over the weekend with Katrine and Miss Mebella Glashan. Oberlin’s Women’s Athletic Association hosts its annual dance Saturday evening at the Symposium.
Oberlin officials Willan Darling and W. H. Chapin of the Water Works Board and H. V. Zelhmy superintendent attended a meeting Friday of the fifth district at Oberlin.
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