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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1931
Page
6
Syosset authorities and Mrs. Benjamin Collings reexamine the Penguin death case after 24 hours of investigation. A ferry captain’s sighting and a diary review fail to yield new clues, while questions arise about whether Collings was murdered or met a different fate.
Report suggests a former retiree living on a $10,000 yearly income from unspecified sources, recently reduced by about $700 annually. Friends arranged retirement, with claims of a weary man seeking modest means and limited social life amid a dramatized setup involving Mrs. Collings.
A fragmented OCR shows radio station calls and program notes across Akron Cincinnati and other markets. Entries mention rape and music slots with days and times largely unreadable.
Public employees and all vehicle operators in Elyria must follow city traffic regulations just like any other citizen. The ordinance applies to vehicles owned or used by federal state county or city entities and bans violations except in emergencies. Emergency driving exemptions do not shield reckless operators from consequences.
Peter B Kyne and Hoot Gibson are cited as leading Western fiction figures. Readers follow Cap Ricks Matt Peassey Old Man Dobson and other characters while studios bring Kyne style to life with Ryans Hose at the Dreamland showing tomorrow.
Warner Bros presents Frank Fay in God's Gift to Women at the Rialto Theatre Sunday. The Broadway wit delivers his signature humor as a rich young Parisian who falls for women in general and a particular beloved, in a film praised for its light romance and Fay's persona.
A fragment notes the allure of film stars and their on screen glamour thrilling audiences. It mentions the gallant manner and excitement sought by admirers, reflecting a gossip style from the era about cinema popularity.
Fraternal Order of Eagles to outline membership drive for fall and winter at a September 13 state meeting. Elyria Aerie No 431 secretary Arthur Graber and Worth President EF Handyalde to represent local aerie. Session begins with luncheon at 12 30 p.m. at the Dayton Eagles club.
State President Lewd Vo Ruder of Barbero presides at an afternoon business session. The group hopes to recruit 76,000 new members between September 18, 1931, and February 16, 1932.
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