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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1934
Page
6
Riang announces another Rip Tide slogan contest tied to Heture at Capitol Theatre. About 1026 entries seek a $500 first prize, $180 third prize, and more. tickets awarded to entrants. Picture opens today and runs through Tuesday with a national contest entry to be submitted.
A meeting at Peter's school hall drew members from nearby towns in the Lorain Deanery. Rev. Arri Hedman Kiecker and Rev. J. N. Rheir Burst addressed officers’ actions while Mrs. T. M. Con Elyria served as president and E. P. Riedy Lorain as second president with Mrs. Kaiser recording secretary and Eleanor Shirack of Elyria among officers.
Katherine Tambyn steps down after three years as president. Congregational Church officers were elected and a bake sale announced for two weeks hence. A card party drew five hundred attendees at St Peter Auditorium with prizes for top tables and dancing later. Guests came from Akron, Cleveland, Lorain, Sandusky and nearby parishes. John Myer of Stoney Ridge noted.
A fragmented schedule lists acts such as Gilman Young and Frank Zilke plus Hackett's Orchestra, Shore Trio, Conley's Orchestra, Pepper's Orchestra, and The Texans with various times from 6:10 to 6:30, including other groups and individual performers like George Marek and August Piazza. The items read like a community event program or punchy club night lineup from a local paper.
Fifteen supper guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kathe's home on Sunday to mark their son Jack's third birthday. Guests hailed from Geneva, Cleveland, Lakewood, and North Olmstead. At St. Peter's Auditorium opening, Knights of St. John leaders attended including Supreme Gen. Lausch, Brig. Gen. G. E. Eppley, and Gen. A. P. Tremper who presided over the Cleveland and Toledo Grand Commandery.
Nova April 21 banquet for basketball honors a full turnout at the schoolhouse home economics room. Honorary captains Alberta Hanville and Hyme Andrews spoke, girls Marcella Biddinger Winifred Bruce Ruth Starr and Mazy Margaret Moon sang, readings were given by Mary Fuller and Helen Hownan, Esther Andrews played accordion, coaches Mr Bay and Mr Raver gave remarks, with letters awarded to those who participated.
Serta Hanville presided over the athletic board meeting. Recipients included Marcella Biddinger Christine Daron Ruby Keith Mary Fuller Alberta Hanville Gladys Smith Rose Ella Painter and the manager. The boys listed are Byrne Andrews Arthur Baker Alton Scarborough Robert Samples Lynn Daron Wendell Crawford Mike Lacey Milton Scarborough and the manager. Games were enjoyed in the auditorium. An April 27 high school musical concert in the auditorium will award music letters with a small admission to fund supplies. Nova teachers attended a teacher banquet at Hetler's restaurant parlors in Ashland on Thursday night. The Nova Senior class play Mammy's Lil Wild Rose was postponed Friday and held Tuesday at the Town Hall with good attendance. Troy Township schools report an epidemic of throwday measles. The Ever Ready class of the M E church and teacher Mr Starr spent an evening at Lawrence Painter's home with home-made ice cream.
John Lether announced he has taken over the Olc Fauver Robson cleaning business on Mapia street with wholesale and laundry cleaning services. He plans a smaller operation, may move his family to Elyria, and will run a general cleaning base spanning garment cleaning. The plant is modern and has operated for over 20 years.
Clyde E Elliott, director of Devil Tiger, will be seen at the Dreamland Theatre tomorrow. He repeats a year in the jungle making the film.
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