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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1935
Page
11
The Capitol Rivoli and Dreammland cinemas will open tomorrow at 3 pm instead of the usual time. The change is announced today in observance of Good Friday.
Edward G. Robinson stars in his first seriocomic role in The Whole Towns Talking with Jean Arthur in the feminine lead. The feature is showing at the Capitol Theatre in a 10 percent presentation.
The White Cockatoo opens at the Rivoli Theatre tomorrow a mystery thriller featuring murders and a kidnapping. Lead cast includes Jean Muir and Ricardo Cortez delivering suspenseful performances. NorfolK Va event notes and ferry history are also in the copy.
Radio programs for Thursday April 18 listed across stations WTAM WHE WABC WADC WLW with various acts. Shows include talk, bands, variety, romance, news, sports and concerts from Messner to Fred Waring and Walter O Keefe, with time slots spanning morning to late evening.
A scrambled OCR page lists times and names for a radio night lineup including acts and hosts such as Eleanore Wilson, Uncle Cyd e, Happiness Guide, Morning Devotions, William Mead, Travel Club, Marine Band, Amos in Andy, and Tucker's Orchestra. The text hints at program titles, station identifiers, and sports scores, ending with a note on a broader idea about material progress distancing civilization’s social side.
The County Council of Farm Women elected officers for the coming year. Mrs. P. L. Portman was named chairman and Mrs. J. H. Curtiss secretary. Four district representatives were chosen to map the extension program. Miss Alice Bird reviewed activities including a popular rug making project with 34 demonstrations and 949 in attendance, plus 1,935 from other demonstrations and 1,979 reported participants.
Avon announces Easter week events with a Thursday evening prayer meeting and Bible study at o clock, Candie Licht Silent Communion, then a choir rehearsal for Easter Sunday. A Good Friday service is planned for the afternoon starting at 12 o'clock.
Tilt and oclock marks a special retreat with meditations on Jesus last seven utterances. Visiting pastors lead discussions and special Easter music. Easter Sunday starts with a Sunrise Prayer Service and breakfast at cost. Bible School at 10 with Easter exercises and music. Morning Worship at 11 15 with Easter message. At 6 59 Young People debate. At 8 Illuminated Cross service. Mite boxes and self denial offerings dedicated. The Holy City sung as a feature. Baptismal service closes day. M F Services extend Easter worship with theme The hops of the resurrection. Reception of new members and baptism follows. Ladies Aid of the M F Church tie comforters at Mrs Reardon’s home. Mr Hathaway of Cleveland visits Barrs this week.
Murray Ridge reports a series of talks in April featuring Laura Fridenstein, Martin Turon, Oliver Shubert, Burton Lanagan, Betty Bucher, Francis Mackart, Robert Haag, Doris Nichols, and Irvin Smith on The Loft Takes to the Air The World's Longest Highway is noted with Ethel Gaivan and Margaret Freeland and a fragment Caught in the Flood by LaVerne.
Freeland notes include Tom Trott letters read by Mike Galvan and a piece titled With Po and the Hobby Club by John Stang. Pan American Day coming announced by Robert Schroeder. BRIEFS cover Elyria visitor Louis Heeocek to Murray Ridge school and Akron residents Charles Nugent and Mrs. Nugent visiting Spencer relatives. Nugent staying with daughter Mrs. Ervin Eppley.
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