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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1927
Page
12
An expert fencing instructor guides Schildkraut in the duel scenes and a professional card player skillfully taught him during The Heart Thief. The actor shines as a sophisticated man about town in the Rivoli production with two duels set in a Hungarian cafe and a castle, praised for martial and card playing deftness.
Ridgeville residents report a family diner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs A C Roth with their children and grandson. Everett and John visited Pittsfield over the weekend at Everett Muller’s home. The LBS will meet September 28 in the church parlors. Local families, including Mr. and Mrs D I Hatch and Mr. and Mrs Carter of Lakewood, visited friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs L Brickman hosted a corn roast, and Mr. and Mrs C W Wiley attended their niece’s funeral in Lakewood. Alfred and Dale Roth were mentioned among local events.
Just among us girls tonsils removed at Memorial hospital on Friday. Mr and Mrs J Umschneider of Lakewood spent Saturday at the home of D Gibbons. Twenty two friends and relatives of Cleveland enjoyed a clam bake at the home of Mr and Mrs John Stevens on Cleveland road last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Bunyon of Cleveland spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs F Brown. Mr and Mrs J Barnes Florence Melvin and Miss Clara Noel spent Sunday in Castalia. Mr and Mrs Sherwood Stroud and family of Cleveland spent Sunday at the home of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs H P Eldred. Mr Alfred Roth Jr left Tuesday for Ohio State at Athens. The Sunshine Club was held at the home of Mrs B Miller last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs M La Valle and children spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs D Gibbons. Mr and Mrs B J Harris entertained forty friends and relatives last Sunday. They were from Cleveland LeRoy LaFayette Medina Sheffield Elyria and Ridgeville. A picnic dinner was served and greatly enjoyed by Cleveland friends on Sunday. They served an elaborate chicken dinner at 2 pm out in the grove, they also had a corn wiener and marshmallow roast. The day was spent in games. Friends of Mr and Mrs Leslie Gould, former residents now living in Avon, will be pleased to hear they have another son Robert Leslie born Sept 13. Both mother and son are doing fine.
Edgar Crowell returns from a six week trip to Canada and Nova Scotia. A grass fire in Garden City allotment was fought by the fire department with no structures lost. Congregational Sunday school picnic at Cascade Park Elyria on Sept 17 featured games and prize winners and a basket lunch. Mr and Mrs William Glastock of South Porter road hosted about forty guests.
Claire will be a senior and Clayton a sophomore as they continue their studies in Ohio University. Mrs. Frank Bachtell from Cleveland spent days with sister Mrs. Iua Starrett. Dr. J. F. Robertson from Pittsburgh visited sister Mrs. Fred Hance last week. Miss Alice Sears, staying with her brother Walter and wife for business college, was home for the weekend. Glenora Case left Wednesday for Cleveland to attend the Cleveland School of Art.
Litchfield reports multiple social visits from Elyria and Cleveland residents. Dr Charles Tollhurst of Salt Lake City toured Europe and dined with Mrs Georgia Shank. A high school debate and basketball club enjoyed a weiner roast, a Congregational preacher’s reception was held, and a band concert was announced as the season’s last.
DAYTON Episcopal clergy of Southern Ohio assemble for their annual convention which will continue through Friday. DAYTON Police seek a missing woman whose name was withheld by authorities.
A clippings reel reports a murder probe linked to John W. Clark at his filling station on the Xenia pike east of Dayton. Daytonians sail in February for a two month Mediterranean tour led by Dr. J. H. Dutton. In Tiffin, Frank Dennis 45 was killed and Thomas A. Kimmel 26 injured when a pole was being set for a power line. In Columbus a man died from a dynamite accident in a tree trunk fracture. The American Ceramic Society plans a parent group for unified ceramic research in Columbus. Tommy Wentzel 6 died in an auto collision in Columbus. Edward Chandler faces reckless driving charges. In Nelsonville the adjutant general keeps Captain Willard D. Havelin as military observer amid Lick Run mine tensions. John J. Lentz of the A I U faces retirement talk in Columbus at an insurance association dedication. A sack of blood stained clothing with a Cincinnati hotel label was found in Columbus raising police questions.
An advertisement touts McCoy's Tablets as a weight gain and health aid for underweight individuals. It claims weight increases, energy, and ambition with a money back guarantee after buying four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes if a gain of at least three pounds is not achieved. The note encourages asking for McCoy's Tablets at drug stores and suggests response via The Chronicle Telegram Want Page.
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