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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1936
Page
5
Stenross and his NBC Orchestre will headline Crystal Beach Compere, offering a rare chance to hear one of the nation’s outstanding orchestra figures. Stenross, formerly with the Ted Weems orchestra for several years, brings a polished program to the venue.
Radio guide lists WTA and WGAR Saturday shows including Kent Choir, Frank Parker, Nene Follies, Jackie Heller, Nino Martini, Bud Curtain, Parade, Barter, Church of Air, Irish Echoes, Melody Lingers, and The Four Some with Bela Bartok style hosting. Programs feature musical variety, talk segments, and musical stage acts.
Toledo April 11 Ohio State University Professor S Edson Karen told the Academy of Science the public is punishment minded about crashes. He urged engineering education and enforcement to cut deaths, criticizing reliance on ax handouts and high pay for prevention programs. He favored marking roads to reveal hazards as a practical way to reduce accidents. Another professor discussed Alaska Tanana Valley resettlement and subsistence farming, noting limited success and departures from Matanuska.
Vermilion On Lake Club house opens the spring dance season tonight with Pinker unte's Band as the opener. The club is decorat ed for many well known visitors, with card nights set through the season. A local note mentions taxi driver fraud charges involving Hiratuni-Unker who alleges two strangers got him drunk and robbed him after a United States lecture tour.
Easter week activities fill Amherst churches with sunrise services high masses and processions. Notable events include sermons at First Evangelical Church Rev Hares theme The Certainty of Easter and a sunrise service at 6 30 am. The Four Square Church hosts Mary at the Tomb and He Is Risen while St Joseph R C Church holds Low Mass and Mass in honor of the Blessed Sacrament with multiple choirs performing. A union service marks Road Friday at St Peters Evangelical and Reformed.
A compact note lists Melody Mixers, Guild, Jesters Betty and Bob, Bose, Fiano Te Ted Schuater, Orel Sry Ries Lomard Apres, Finnisg MTie McGee, Molly Minstrels, Warne King, Mosic, Mmts, Teik of Time Russ Morgan and a 5 orchestra lineup for an upcoming musical program.
The Rev C E Schmidt led services assisted by Rev R E Albright and Rev B H Ryan with Rev Ernst Irius of Elyria delivering a Job talk. A union choir sang There is a Green Hy Far Awer and The Old Rugged Cross. Circle 6 of St Peters church to host Tuesday at Mrs Henry Meister home with Mrs Albert Witte assisting. Local briefs note admissions, births, and several area visits and visitors including Carl Batzer and Milton Nabakowski among others.
Opening tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre, Love Before Breakfast promises hearty laughs. The film features Carole Lombard with horseback riding ocean sequences and two night club battle scenes.
George O'Brien stars in OManey of the Mouzrsh as the flying fates, fighting heart and horsemanship on Canada’s red coated police side opening tomorrow at the Dreamland Theatre Norwalk Ohio. A separate note from Norwalk reports a condolences letter to Queen Mary for King George’s death, signed by an under-secretary. Bowling Green officials announce campus traffic rules banning trucks, horses, roller skates, bicycles on campus with no autos on campus late nights.
A landlord known for quick fixes faces a stern tenant who denounces his pigsty condition. The owner replies with humor and a plan to send a man with a lawn mower to fix the issue. The piece blends sharp wit with social commentary on class and propriety in a closing anecdote.
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