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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1933
Page
7
Eight children attend the Gates Hospital for Crippled Children school directed by Miss Carone Foley. Classes run nine to eleven thirty each morning for ambulatory students, with bedbound pupils taught in the afternoon.
The Lorain County Plumbing and Heating Association will discuss an NRA code for plumbing and heating contractors at a 7 30 p m meeting in the directors room of Lorain County Savings and Trust Company announced by secretary Thomas McGeachie. The article also notes that the word cyclone was coined by an English scientist in the 19th century.
Readable fragments list radio programs across WGA WHR and WLW including Uncle Clyd and Lowell Thomas at 6:00, dance bands, news flashes, and sports segments. Mentions several bands, singers, and orchestras with historical notes and today in history items noting figures like Scott and Wilbur Wright.
A compilation of notable births for this date includes U. S. Senator Clarence Dill of Washington born in Freder icktown Ohio 49 years ago Henry Stimson born in New York City 60 years ago Maj. Gen Frank Parker Cuban Philippine Department 61 years ago Dr Timothy Stanton chief geologist born Monroe County Wisconsin 73 years ago Dieth Bowell editor born Barnwell County South Carolina 70 years ago Dr David Moore Robinson Johns Hopkins famed classicist archaeologist born in Augurn New York 53 years ago Herman Bernstein New York editor author minister to Albania born Russia 57 years ago and Herbert George Wells English author born 67 years ago Horoscope notes a rich generous disposition good intelligence industrious habits with a reserved inner mind and a large family likely depending on birth hour
Six tables of contract bridge players competed last night at the American Legion Home on Ohio street. The six high teams and their points were: Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Waite 7. Mr. and Mrs. E. Broughton 63.5. Mrs. J. E. Betteridge and O. J. Shepard 60. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Ludwig 58.5. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Brown 57.5. and Mrs. O. J. Shepard and Dr. J. E. Batteridge 56.
Sherlock Holmes portrayed by Reginald Owen stars in Study In Scarlet at the Dreamland Theatre. The detective investigates a secret society amid a string of deaths, delivering thrills and suspense.
Buster Crabbe stars in Tarzan at the Capitol tomorrow. The headlines praise Crabbe as a world champion swimmer and the film promises bold jungle adventures with daring stunts and dramatic action on screen.
Elyria Democrats announce a campaign meeting at 8 P M today in the Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Sharp Block. Louis Beaumont secretary of the Elyria Men's Democrat Club says Emmit Murray Sandusky attorney will speak and Democratic ticket leaders will speak briefly. The event is a joint gathering of all city Democratic clubs and open to the public.
The Capitol Theatre will show the first four chapters of a feature serial this week with remaining chapters added weekly. The run notes that only one fifth of Greece is cultivable and promises continued entertainment through the added attraction.
Senator Thomas W. Latham of Huron county will headline an open air talk at the courthouse square on Second Street at 7 P.M. Saturday on After Prohibition Then What. He leads the Pioneer Association of Independent Voters Incorporated which seeks a federal liquor regulation with a three year trial and local rescission by majority vote. Basketball popularity noted as higher in France than England.
Post's bran cereal promotes normal elimination and helps prevent intestinal sluggishness. The 40% Bran Flakes are crisp and refreshing, described as delicious. A General Foods product urges readers to buy a package today.
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