Elyrians Quartet Opens Ninth Season At Elks Reunion
The Elyrians Quartet will start its ninth season Monday at the fortieth annual Ohio Elks' Association reunion at Cedar Point. They perform 8:30 p.m. three times during the program and close with Auld Lang Syne. Members: Alan Van Wormer, Robert Burns, Raymond Huston, Harland Brown. accompanist Gene St. Marie. Others include Hod Williams and his orchestra, welcome address by Sandusky Mayor C. A. Weingates, response by Ohio Elks' Assn president John F. Fussinger, and Toledo Judge Scott Stahl.
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Elyrians
Ohio Elks’ Association
Cedar Point
Alan van Wormer
Robert Burns
Raymond Huston
Harland
The Silent Observer Confused Snippet Of Crosstalk And Banter
A disjointed set of dialogue snippets from The Silent Observer features marital jibes about life and death, a Maine cow calving twins, a pilot and a sentimental remark, plus a quip about social tact. The fragmentary text hints at a satirical or humorous page of quotes and banter without a single cohesive event.
Grin and Bear It by Lichty follows mordant humor
A collection of satirical quips mocks polite society and morbid curiosities. It mixes deadpan jokes about mortuary statistics and innocuous topics with playful toasts and comic vignettes. The piece contrasts sweet words with sharp punchlines and features a quip about gypsy brides in Belgrade and a barber joke.
Radio Programs On Monday August 22 1938 Evening Schedule
The listing details WAM WHR WGAR and WEPN stations with a long block of varied programs. It highlights music bands opera and talk segments including Lowel Thomas Bon Winslow and Krupa Band along with multiple variety acts and public affairs slots.
Prestone meeting outlines anti freeze protection for winter
National Carbon Co sponsors Eveready Prestone meeting at Eagles Mall in Elyria. Auto specialists and dealers invited to learn about winter protection, cost savings, and show films from the Thaw trans-African Expedition. Entertainment includes cartoons and features with film stars and plant tours.
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Elyria
Eveready Prestone
Eagles Mall
Broad Street
Paragemien
National Carbon Company
Prestone
West Virginia
Jack Norworth
Roy Roberts
Jack Tyler
LaGrange Club to Hear Cardington Man Speaker
The LaGrange Townsend Club will host Cardington man Thomas as the featured speaker for the week. The event, described as a social and literary program, is scheduled to begin at 8 o clock tonight.
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LaGrange Townsend Club
Cardington Man
Thomas
Ing
Suburban Calendar of Community Meetings and Events
Suburban calendar lists events tonight and next few days in Grafton North Olmsted Pittsfield Lake Avenue and Ridgeville. Includes youth council at Grafton High School box social post meeting Kiwanis at Parish House Methodist Church in Birmingham and Grange gatherings with times and locations. Local 4 H club and nursing class also noted.
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Lorain
B. R. Laver
North Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Grange
Birmingham
Men of the
Methodist Church
P.m
Lake Avenue
Grange Hall
Belden Grange
North Olmsted
North Olmsted Grange
Snead and Cooper in Canadian Open 18-hole playoff
Sami Snead, leading money winner, and defending champion Harry Cooper meet in an 18 hole playoff for the Canadian Open golf title in Toronto after tying at 277, 11 under par. The playoff awards $400 more to the winner, with the victor receiving $1,000 and the runner up $600.
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Toronto
Ont
Samimy Snead
Harry Cooper
Cooper
Elyria CCC Camp Softball Grips Weekend Wins
The Elyria CCC Camp softball team won twice over the weekend, beating Wooster Camp 6 to 4 on Saturday and Akron Forby AC 2 to 1 on Sunday.
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Elyria
Elyria C. C. C
Te Wooster
Akron Forby A.C
Billy Winn Dies After Illinois Race Crash
Detroit racing driver Billy Winn died at Springfield Hospital from a broken neck sustained when his car went out of control on the sixth lap of the 100 mile feature at the Illinois State Fair. The fatal injury occurred Saturday as the car bounced off course during the Springfield event.
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Springfield
Billy Winn
Detroit
Winn
Joe Cronin Voted Most Popular Shortstop
NEW YORK Aug 22 Joe Cronin playing manager of the Boston Red Sox today was voted the most popular shortstop in an all American popularity poll conducted by a cereal company Cronin who receives an auto mo bile prize is among the leaders in the poll and its results were announced today by the sponsors
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New York
Joe Cronin
Boston Red Sox
Cronin
Rain halts Wadsworth LaGrange ball game in fifth inning
In a rain shortened contest at Wadsworth, LaGrange led 2 0 after four innings as Len Forbush limited Wadsworth to one hit. The Hardwares are set to compete at the Wellington Fair this week and meet Spencer on Wednesday at 10am.
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Wadsworth Pure Oils
Wadsworth
LaGrange
Len Forbush
Robertson
Hardwares
Wellington
Spencer
Diary wanderings and city scraps from New York Day by Day
Charles B. Driscoll describes a late night newsreel at Grand Central, visits from Providence friends, and chats with Wall Street writer Harry Silvey about a reviewed book. He recalls Dr Beebe, Darius Benham, and social hosts the Wells family, plus a New Jersey governor’s daughter Ada Hoffman. A squirrel rescue saga ends with an improvisedENT approach as Mrs. Driscoll seeks help from authorities.
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Central
Mary
Providence
Mary Alderman
Ann Crowity
Ann
Silvey
Carveth Wells
East River
Manhattan
Wellses
Darius Benham
Theca
J.P. Morgan
Morgan
Glen Cove
Benham
Circus
Saints and Sinners
Dexter Fellows
New Britain
Conn
Ada Hoffman
New Jersey
Wells
Olga Andre
South America
William Beebe
New Rivoli Shows Little Tough Guy First Half
The Theatres Comedy presents the first half of the picture Little Tough Guy at the New Rivoli. The program shifts to a melodramatic second half, delivering contrasting tones in one feature.
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New Rivoli
Action Packed Capitol Film Draws Crowds
The Crowd Roars now plays at the Capitol theatre with brisk action throughout. Police in Kuala Lumpur and South Africa dispute reports of tigers in city streets, calling the sightings exaggerated and stating the animals are panthers.
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Capitol Film
Capitol Theatre
Kuala Lumpur
South Africa
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