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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1936
Page
2
The United States Army Recruiting Service invites single men aged eighteen to thirty five with good moral character to enlist at Ft Hayes Columbus for a three year term. Offices are in the Main Floor Old Post Office Building Cleveland Ohio.
The Ware of interest in draft horses brings in a purebred Percheron mare Maude Woodrow 22093% registered. Sold to S Nash Route 2 Elvira from Nelson E. Ferber Ver Million Ohio. Maude Woodrow is a grey two year old with sire Brooks de King a descendant of the imported French stallion Olbert and dam a daughter of Collard 342730, a well known Ohio sire whose offspring win prizes.
At The Theatres a tribute to the courage of the men who battled storm fog time and prejudice to establish transoceanic airlines is presented in China Clipper now showing at the Capitol Theatre.
Ranchers battle to build a water supply in the Western film Red River Valley showing tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. Gene Autry, the singing cowboy, stars in the picture.
Radio program listings for Friday September 25 1986 across stations WTaAM and WGAR include Flying Time Jack Armstrong Sunshine and Sportsman segments plus musical acts and dramatic readings. The page lists varied programs from First Nighter to Midnite Revue with bands, talk shows, and entertainment updates.
A dense listing of Sunday programming across Cleveland stations including religious services, music recitals, choirs, broadcasts from the Watchtower network, concerts, news with Alistair Cooke, and multiple orchestral and vocal performances. Names such as Lucille Manners, Marion Talley, Walter Winchell, Paul Whiteman, and various orchestras appear amid time slots and program titles.
Oberlin, Sept. 25. Miss Gertrude Cheney spoke to the Oberlin student body about a typical day in Shansi after three years teaching English there. She and others evacuated Shansi during the Communist uprising last March. The Student Shansi Committee plans to send two representatives next year. John Hamlin of the class of ’36 sailed to China for a three year term last June.
In Antioch California the first all woman jury returned a verdict in a $1500 damage suit within an hour after deliberations began. Superior Judge A F Bray praised their speed compared to a typical male jury.
Mishicot Wisconsin resident Peter Schroeder reports a field mouse and a garter snake nesting together in a woodbox on his farm. Moving the box only sent them scurrying to a nearby woodpile, but the unusual bond persisted.
Elyria Library announces a varied list of new books now available for circulation. Titles include An American Doctor's Odyssey, Life and Letters of John Galsworthy, First Lady, a rhyming dictionary, Lives of Great Composers, Foundations of Human Nature, A Portrait of Peter, Diary of a Suburban Housewife, Cloak of Monkey Fur, Gunston Cotton, The Mill in the Woods, Beanus Wines, Snake-Bit Jones, Gentleman's Agreement, Laugh With Leacock, Beowulf Guide to the Blind, Ann of the Windy Poplars, Pampa Jos, and Hearts Walking.
An infant boy, grandson of Zulu warrior Kambi, named Chief of the Ngee netsbeni tribal area in Zululand, gaining influence over a region with about 1.8 million Black residents.
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