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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1926
Page
12
In Sudbury Massachusetts the board of selectmen issue an edict restricting dancing and other activities at the tea room and lunchroom during a traveling party. The advisory aims to keep sacred boundaries of the community while addressing a nuisance arising from the event.
Officials issue strictures to guide tourist trade with warnings posted along the state highway. Prohibitions include no private dining, no enclosed booths, and a minimum four person occupancy for any display area.
Fragmentary text from a historic paper mentions Pottsburgh and Syracuse with scattered names and venues. It references an orchestra, comedy acts, and a grand opera cycle. The excerpt hints at city names, a theater setting, and incomplete event notes without clear dates or outcomes.
Fragmentary police notes indicate a theft of a plane from an airfield tied to a Vienna social leader from Inia Kansas. Authorities believe the chief fled fast with an expert fugitive sought with a ten dollar reward for arrest and recovery of the aircraft.
In a crowded scene Miss Grove offers a prize trip to Newbury students who helped prepare for a inaugural air journey. The event drew interest from across Newbury and stirred hopes about the future of air travel and education.
Rochester society column records visits and guests including Mrs Ly He Peveley and family from Elaria, Elizabeth Chamberlain’s weeklong visit with Jaikewood residents, Corinne Murray’s upcoming plans, and various relatives staying at different homes. It notes typhoid-related absences and several gatherings at the homes of Beardsley, Savellonbe, and others with extended family across Cleveland and Wilmington.
Local theatre presents Aubrey the Show-off with Sterling in the title role and Lois Wilson as Amy Fisher. Pierre Collings adapts George Kelly’s stage script, centering on Aubrey a conceited railroad clerk. The production showcases his inflated self image and clashes with a middling American household.
A quirky story of a girl who mocks her harebrained beau who is blind to love. He ends up off balance, falls into a well figuratively, and winds up sending an invitation to Aptovother, Joe, played by Gregory Kells. A last minute counsels justifies him as the Capitol theater presents the film tomorrow and Saturday.
Blanche Sweet leads the Matest What National film The Papers will be shown at the Rivoli theater to an array of stars including Myrtle Stedman and Lobart. The event comes with a Saturday showing and a full program of supporting acts.
Bosworth entrusted with key roles in a stage inspired picture about life and love in early American colonies. The film, directed by Balboni, centers on an American mother and her daughter returning to American ideals amid European influences. PASTORS HOME 18 GUTTED BY FLAMES Marion reports Rev. Earl Holliday and Emanuel Baptist Church members displaced as fire damages the pastor's home. restoration costs estimated at £2.
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