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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1932
Page
7
Hospital board minutes show Frank W. Hoover, superintendent, presenting the report on patient load. For eight months in 1932 the average was 68.2 patients per day, compared with 72 last year and 30 in 1920. Trustees discussed finances and future hospital work plans.
Allen Lewes, president of the International Society for Crippled Children, left Elyria for an extended tour by way of Chicago and the Southwest. He will attend committee meetings and give talks in Chicago, Oklahoma City, Dallas, and other cities, with rallies planned in several areas.
ANTON Ohio September 23 Cor C McQuate and physicians study autopsy results today to determine illness that killed William M Johns 11 with temperatures up to 105 degrees before death. his brother and two sisters remain seriously ill with fever in their homes. ARION Ohio September 23 A ring was to be held in municipal court today for Emmet Joner 45 farmer accused his wife of shutting their 19 year old daughter in a mn crib. Mrs Stoner to be trained. parents say girl was unruly. she is feeble minded. The case was to have been heard Saturday. STEUBENVILLE Ohio September Deputy sheriffs today searched Rear Alikana Ohio for an ape to have escaped. Thugs earthquake Coshection. Willard Ohio September 25 State and county health officers seek to use a large number of typhoid fever cases nearby. Willard physicians give 10 cases guided treatment. B C Pilkey Huron county health commissioner has adopted measures to halt spread of the illness. GANCASTER Ohio September 23 FanFare of publicity preceded appearance here of Miss Marquise White daughter of senator who appealed to Women’s Democratic members to support her father and the mutes ticket. Miss White sketched administrative measures sponsored by Goce White and asked support on the basis of his record. Mrs J W D Butcher is head of the e club here which will work
In Hamilton Ohio Governor George White urged that greater government interest stem from a brighter business mood. He said Americanism can withstand corrupting influences at work, calling for renewed unity and effort during the campaign season.
Frank W. Hoover, hospital superintendent, denies rumors that nursing service at Elyria Memorial Hospital has been curtailed. He states the hospital currently employs 37 student nurses and eight supervisors, totaling 45, the same as two years ago, and asserts staffing is satisfactory.
Forty working permits have been issued to Elyria High school and parochial school students during the first three weeks of the 1932-33 school year. Charles M. Williams, the local attendance officer, reports twenty two permits to boys for caddying at golf courses and store work, with some for farming. All girl permits are for domestic work.
Park Photo Studio in Elyria announces the acquisition of Webb, a renowned Cleveland photographer, to handle portrait and commercial work at the 120 Middle Avenue studio, expanding local service and ties to Cleveland.
Walter Seivers narrates a season high golf tale in Scribner Nebraska. Seivers and W G Henatsch played a round with Henatsch trailing by over 80 yards when a lost ball belonged to Henatsch was found. Seivers asked Henatsch to hold out his hat. He swung and lofted the ball into Henatsch hat for a two yard shot.
Cleveland stations list Friday Sept 25 EST with WTAM WHR WGAR and NBC CBS networks. Programs include music from Merry Moss and Jones Eskimo Night Club and Phantom of Crestwood. Chandu. March of Time. All American Football. Studio Ball scores. Lowell Thomas. Amos and Andy. Columbia Symphony. Chandu the Magician. Riviera Orchestra and Cummins Band among many hourly shows and station IDs.
A dense program listing features Burns Up Morning Minstrel Physical Culture classes and multiple music acts including Silk Hazel McGinley contralto George Hartrick and Waldorf Astoria Orchestra. Includes livestock markets opening and closing times and a political segment in Washington.
Comedy with Olympic theme opens at Capitol Theatre featuring Jack Oakie W C Fields Ben Turpin Hank Mann and Hugh Herbert. Marathon race for youngsters at the public square Saturday at 1 pm offers free tickets to the film for the first ten winners. Orchestra and program details listed.
Rivoli Theatre opens The Dark Horse featuring Warren Williams Bette Davis and Guy Kibbee as a political drama about a party’s failed governor candidate choice and a dark horse candidate who proves unpredictable and dangerous for the opposition.
WPA totals show 481 summer school students and faculty at Duke University taking part in organized sports this summer. The expanded physical education program, started last year by Wallace Wade, Duke football coach and athletic director, continues to enlarge campus athletic activity and participation.
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