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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1922
Page
7
The Misses Elen and Margaret Weaney secretaries in the New York Shubert offices will enter a convent at Ossining soon and devote the rest of their lives to the sisterhood. They have been with the theatrical producers five years and have refused stage offers, being valued for their beauty.
Cleveland September 27 A shorter ballot urging only major state and county officials to be elected was advocated by John Clarke former US Supreme Court justice in a public address at the Cleveland bar association. Justice Marka spoke before the Meveland bar group urging a return to a simpler ballot and more intelligent candidate selection.
The Rialto hosts a new burlesque show next Tuesday night featuring The Jazz Time Revue. A syncopated cast of comedians and entertainers backs a chorus of jazz-tinged performers. Cleveland review praises its freshness and production values.
Mr and Mrs Fo Ruge and their son from Welling were guests of Mrs Lulle West and family. Oma Meckworth returned from work at the Firea atm Implement Co. with her parents and sister, sharing stories of recent days and family news.
A long list of visits and social gatherings is detailed, noting friends and relatives visiting at various homes. The text mentions sick Vera, neighbors in Nova and Calunthus, and multiple occurrences of dinners, teas, and neighborhood get togethers with names such as Campbell, Pears, West, Ives, and Wagerman, plus church or club events and farm discussions.
The LaGrange Ohio bank reports closing balances as of Sept 15 with capital surplus funds, undivided profits, and deposits subject to check. Certificates of deposit and savings deposits are listed with several dollar amounts, including 24,473.65 and 33,644.71.
William Waller won first and second premium at every fall show and has gone to work for Ray Radeim in Camden.
News from Zanesville Ohio and Cincinnati reports Father Cotter connected with a Rome publication aiding Christian relief in Asia Minor. The pope distributed $20,000 for relief efforts regardless of creed as a pageant float plans for an old trail reopening celebration feature a child in the opening day program. The event runs October 26 to 28 with floats prize money over 11500. In Cincinnati Mrs Florence Hunley and Miss Hose Austey were injured when struck by a car while waiting for a streetcar. The ad notes new fall boys suits from Robinson & Hancock Co.
Talion O Sept 27 reports Bishop William Montgomery Brown, former Arkansas bishop now in Ay, facing heresy charges from his book Communism and Christianism. Brown challenged the house of bishops to a thorough mental examination by psychology professors at Yale, Columbia, or Johns Hopkins. The move follows reports that lack of trial progress stemmed from concerns over his mental responsibility.
Woodsfield September 27 Clyde Taylor wins the Monroe county croix de guerre by bagging two squirrels with a single shot. A third squirrel in the same tree drops after the pair, landing on them, as the unusual hunting shot is recorded.
The Valley of Bilent Men, directed by Frank Borzage, is shown in the Grand's Cos mopolitan production. Based on Jinses Olver Curwood’s novel, the photo play features a capable cast and is presented amid Canadian setting details. Shadows of the Sea, last shown, is a sea adventure with human-interest and suspense, praised as a strong entry. Luxury, at Colonial, stars Rubye Des and offers a remarkable cinema experience.
Remer, hailed as America's most beautiful actress, stars in a dramatic program at the Rialto. The production, praised by theatregoers, features a series of dreamlike scenes. George, celebrated magician, headlines a three day engagement, drawing wide interest as European talent tours America.
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