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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1937
Page
7
The Port of Philadelphia, amid a decade’s sharp growth, reports a shortage of wharfage facilities. For the first time in six years every municipal pier with a superstructure is occupied, and demand for more riverfront space rises.
The Rivoli Theatre presents a new musical comedy starring Ruby Keeler and Lee Dixon in Ready, Willing and Able. Sunday opening feature co stars and lively dance routines in a bright caper.
Pat O'Brien in the title role leads the melodrama The Great O Malley as New York Life opens Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. Chinese youth Charles Le ong of Watsonville edited the Spartan Daily at San Jose State College.
Listings for Morzan En. radio shows across stations WTAM WHR WUARE and more. Various bands singers and ensembles perform from 5:00 PM to 12:15 AM including Kurkdjie Band Joe Cook Matinee and Evening blocks. Notable acts include Grace Moore Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Morgan Ensemble with varied time slots and program notes.
Tonight in Avon Boy Scouts meet at the Baptist church at 7 p.m. In Lagrange Old Glory Grange hosts a card party at the Wilmot Long home at 8 p.m. In Litchfield the Junior Class presents Tomboy at the town hall at 8 p.m. events continue in Brownhelm Avon Lake and New London with prayers plays and meetings announced.
A detailed listing from Cleveland stations for Sunday April 12 1987 shows WTAM WHK WJAY and more broadcasting across music news and syndicated programs. It includes morning blocks with musical clocks market reports and family friendly shows plus afternoon drama features and evening sign offs.
Four-H Club plans its first town hall meeting in the evening. Willing Workers of the Baptist church meet with Mrs J M Spicer at 11 am for a tureen dinner. Garden Club hosts at Mrs Mc Quate’s home with a program in Litchfield. Olive Murray hosts New London Garden Club at 2 30 pm. Oberlin Grange meets in Grange Hall at pm. North Ridgeville Grange travels to Hickory Tree Grange Amherst for final altar meeting at pm. Harmoniial Society hosts Visiting Tea at M E Church Rochester at 2 pm.
West Ridge Four-H Club reorganized at Miss Marian Lauer home and elected Betty Miller as president Esther Seekins as vice president Doris Minnich as secretary and treasurer Lois Eldred as news reporter Betty Washburn as recreational leader The next meeting is set for May 6 at Betty Miller's home.
Twenty eight children earned honor roll at the Vincent school for the last nine weeks. The second grade tops with nine honorees: Rosemary Bozoki, Daniel Smerritt, Audrey Pollock, Lillian Pataki, Mildred Demich, Stella Olah, William Weikel, Mike Crnobinja, and John Toth. Others named include Audrey Copas and Josephine Adler in third grade, Theresa Kalo, Wilma Pongracz, Violet Zimmermann, Nick Olah, Thomas Corogin, Steve Kish, Helen Bozoki in fourth grade, Molly Lesko, Frank Horvanitz, Julia Toth in fifth, Genevieve Smerritt and John Corogin in sixth, Irene Pataki, Louis Pongracz, Louis Rehoreg in seventh, and Julia Horvath and John Smerritt in eighth.
The Rev. William H. Mitchell and Mrs. Mitchell are enjoying a two week vacation with relatives in Columbia South Carolina. Rev. Mitchell intends to return to New London for the construction ground breaking of the church Educational Unit planned around May.
Columbia notes report the Baptist Mission Circle holds its first afternoon meeting of the season at Mrs. George Evans residence on West River Road Wednesday April 14 with devotions by Mrs. George Walkden and Mrs. Hannah Longdow leading the Study Chapter. Mrs. Hubert Morlock to entertain the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church at the regular all day meeting Thursday April 15.
Old Glory Grange held its regular meeting with Frank Dushenska presiding. A letter of appreciation from P W Prosser and family was read. May Amsbury won a penny match. Reuben Long missed sugar for absence. The group will present a program at Amherst on April 13 including questions readings jokes current events and a talk by Rev Carl Darkey on governors of Ohio. Juvenile Grange also met with jokes conundrums poems and a story. Matron Mrs Weaver noted the Juvenile Project Program.
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Harry Martin featured yellow decorations and nine place settings. Guests included Mrs. Belle Osborne Mrs John Britton Mrs H C Bartter Miss Mildred S Bartter Mrs Leo Martin Mrs Herman Leach and Mrs Robert Bennett. Gifts were presented to Mrs Martin after dinner.
Cleveland Noon hour concerts at Case School of Applied Science ease study strain. Campus music clubs sponsor phonographic presentations of works by great composers. Records are provided by students and faculty members.
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