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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1928

Page

11

Drama Studio Plot Behind Star Irene and Jane Beese

In a tale of film industry intrigue, Jane Beese confronts scheming producers Lew Davidson and Tony Pull as Irene Shirley manipulates scenes and romance. Ben Hardy offers marriage, while Jane weighs fame against personal happiness in a world of money, power, and romantic entanglements.

Alice Carroll Vidace Productiona Co Lew Davidson Jans Dare Alice Tony Pull David We Forces Hollywood Irene Small Perts Lew Irena Tony Meey Davidson Jane Weerby Toristen Eangeon Elaine Mane Irene Hui Desceiver Ben Hardy Atleetheart Westith Ben Bz Sun-Art Tarrytown Westchester Country Tom Irene Shirley Delchied Zack Lane Hale Miss Shirley Jane Beese Doidre Jaae Davidson Productions Tory Hull Hardy Lone’ Beach Den Atlantic City

Birmingham Community MW church notices and weekend visits

Birmingham Community MW church with Sunday worship at 7:45 p.m. and Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. lists area visits: Mrs. Jessie Berkmeyer and Reita Elyria trip, Mrs. Emogene Funk visiting Cleveland, Myron Schlecter hosting friends, the Gliders from Oberlin visiting the Hunters, and several relatives attending the Ohio State Michigan game in Columbus. Additional social visits include Della De Hart at Wakeman, Carrie Gibson from Elyria visiting Birmingham, and other neighbors visiting for meals and games.

Birmingham EB. Church W. M. Kinsley Jessie Berkmeyer Hter Reita Elyria Emogene Funk Roberta Pierce Cleveland Myron Schlecter Fred Glider Marguerite Oberlin Earl Hunter Helen Esther Broughton Della de Hart Wakeman Carrie Gibson Elmer Clary Myron Paul ‘Knott Edwin Howe Ohio State Michigan Columbus E. A. Bates A. J. Elbert L. W. Funk Tracy Twining A. N. Hand

Social visits fill weekend in Vermilion and nearby towns

Vermilion residents Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Kuhl and children visited Earl and Mrs. Davidson. The Rusk family spent the weekend with daughter Mrs. Glenn Klady who is ill in Galion. Several locals including Mrs. Ida Hit and son Lloyd and Mrs. Rebecca Schmitk ens hosted and traveled to nearby towns. Various calls and visits continued through Elyria Oberlin Berlin Heights and Amherst, with church rally notes and social calls noting friendships and family ties.

P. W. Kuhl Vermilion Earl Davidson John Davidson Thomas Rusk Glenn Klady Galion Ohio Ida Hit Lloyd A. J. Joyce Oberlin George Bailey Ben Claus Vermillion Rebecca Schmitkens Lou Hopkins Elyria Jennia Dickel George Dickel Norene Collingwood Berea C. H. Collingwood Mary Grafton F. Benjamin East Cleveland W. A. Moulder Ella Peck Detrot Mich Bertha Barber Lorain Rosa Bentley Glenn Seniff Tiras P. H. Altmiller George Kohl W. A. Gerber Charley Grenzbach Henry Mason J. D. Parker A. D. Ennes Berlin Heights Frank Foster Fred McQueen Amherst B. L. Pierce Sandusky Florence Pierce Dorothy Rusk Cleveland J. G. Thomas Birmingham “Oman

Local visitors and family gatherings reported in area

A.W. Moulder of Providence visited last Monday. Mrs. Walter Sprague and daughter Marjorie of Berlin Heights were in Birmingham Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clary and Miss Linda Krieg and Barbara Krier joined Sunday dinner at Mrs. John Krieg’s home. Leona Ward attended a rehearsal in Oberlin. Mrs. L. D. Sherod of Huron spent Friday with her parents.

A.W. Moulder Providence W. A. Moulder Walter Sprague Marjorie Berlin Heights Birmingham Moe Clary Spez Elgins Mire Henry Krier Barbara Strongs Corners Linda Krieg Elyria John Krieg Leona Ward Oberlin L. D. Sherod Huron Charley Grenzebach

Labor in the United States Paid Highest World Wide

A historical note states that labor in the United States is the best paid in the world. It cites carpenters earning about $10.18 a day here versus $2.96 in England and under $2 in other nations, illustrating wage disparities in the era.

United States England

Explorer Doubts Kodiak Bears Real Yet

Jesuit priest explorer Rev Bernard Hubbard of Santa Clara questions the existence of Kodiak bears as real creatures and describes imagined landscapes on Kodiak Island. He traveled with Rod Chisholm and others during two months of exploration in unknown Alaskan regions and returned with scientific information.

Seattle Wash Kodiak Island Bernard J. Hubbard University of Santa Clara California Bear Island Alaska Rod Chisholm Santa Clara Mr. Hubbard

S. S. S. Promises Rheumatism Relief From Plant Extract

A vintage advertisement extols S. S. S. as a long standing remedy for rheumatism. It cites a testimonial from Earl C. Campbell of Johnson City Tennessee praising the tonic and its plant based roots. The copy urges buying the larger size for economy and notes drug stores carry two sizes.

S.S.S Nature

Hardship Journey Into Kodiak Island Inland Study

The hardy Jestatt described a 300 mile trek into Kodiak Island interior to gather information and thousands of photographs. Material will support a scientist's class work and feature in prominent geographic and science magazines. He noted many hardships endured during the expedition, including weather and terrain challenges.

Geographic Eciontife Jestatt Kodiak Island Tuxurtant Val

Toys of green vegetation expected the party encountered rugged mountains

The text notes the party faces extremely rugged mountains averaging 500 to 6000 feet in altitude and covered with eternal snow.

Klax Ko Klax-Ko Promises Bile Flow Relief

An old advertisement touts Klax Ko for gall stone prevention and relief of dizziness biliousness constipation and stomach distress. It claims the product clears bile ducts and gall bladder of congested bile with no harmful drugs and offers a money back guarantee if it fails. It urges readers to buy from Phillips Drug Co. or any druggist.

Phillips’ Drug Co

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