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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1937
Page
7
Lorain County village and rural school officials will gather at Brookside on December 15 to hear F. M. Shelton state high school supervisor share views on their schools. Shelton, former Kyria superintendent, is touring all county high schools.
Mayor Harold H. Burton of Cleveland addressed students faculty and townspeople at Oberlin asserting today the pioneer era is in cities not frontier conflicts He noted five of seven largest governments rank above states are city governments and warned of rising city federal tension He outlined unemployment relief labor relations and law enforcement as the core issues for well ordered government noting starvation should not be allowed to persist.
A sophisticated triangle drama titled Angel debuts at the Rivoli Theatre Sun Gar featuring Marlene Dietrich with Bert Marshall and Melvin Douglas in the cast.
Harold Bell Wright story Western Gold opens Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre with Smith Ballew, the singing cowboy, in the starring role. The program marks a notable attraction for local audiences seeking Western entertainment.
Mayor Burton commends the Congress of Mayors as an effective non partisan lobbying group. He asserts municipal governments can handle listed problems through aggressive tireless public opinion with their help.
A detailed Saturday broadcast lineup lists WAM 250M 1070KC and DPD OM with various acts. Highlights include Topeka bands Donahue Band Alma Witchell Brien Band and Barnstormers hockey, plusRambling program notes, religious and news segments, and a concluding Broadway Sign Off.
Long list of WTAM 1070 and partner stations airing a full day lineup. Programs include Musical Clock Market Reports Home Folks Sun Up Teen the Mall Marion Nada Health, Wake Up Women News, Harpstrings, Board of Education, Coloradons, Mrs Wiggs, John’s Other Wife, Just Plain Bill, Today’s Children, Linda’s 1st Love, Lady of Millions, Lakeside Interview, Noonday Resume, Kitty Heene Inc, Cloutier’s Orchestra, Flower Garden, Pepper Young, Ma Perkins, Vic and Sade, O’Neills, Guiding Light, Mary Marlin, Road of Life, Fact and Fancies, Terry Pirates, Jack Armstrong, Orphan Annie, Barron’s Orchestra, Grayson's Orchestra, Sign Off.
A practical guide outlines cleansing, toning, and softening steps for all skin types. It covers young, oily, and troubled skin with tailored routines using creams, tonics, antiseptics, and masks, emphasizing gentle cleansing, pore tightening, and proper extraction methods. REESE aaile
Tonight in multiple suburbs groups plan card parties bingo sessions and social gatherings. Lake Avenue Five Hundred Club meets Mr and Mrs R H Miller at 7 30 p m Oberlin Grange hosts a card party at the Grange hall 8 p m Avon Baptist supper meeting 6 30 p m Avon Lake American Legion auxiliary meets Chateau 5 p m Avon Lake Garden Club Christmas party 2 p m Lyndon Chapter O E S holds initiation 8 p m Lake Avenue Mothersingers meet Mrs Robert E Taylor 7 30 p m Litchfield F and A M at Masonic hall 7 30 p m Avon Ladies Aid at Nina Warden 1 30 p m Avon Civic Association card and bingo at high school 8 p m Ridgeville P T A Study Club 1 30 p m Ridgeville Knights of St John auxiliary at St Peter's auditorium West Ridge Carlisle Grange 8 p m
Mrs. Lawrence Heckel hosted the For Get Me Not club at the Weller home on Thursday. Members quilted in the afternoon and shared luncheon. They plan another meeting in two weeks with Mrs. Clyde McAllister hosting.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will meet at Miss Nina Wardens home on Tuesday afternoon at 1 30.
The Five Hundred Club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Joseph Forthofer Jr at their home Thursday evening. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Paul Stokes Mrs Harold Smith Mr Smith and Carl Schafer after a night of cards. Lunch was served following the games.
Mr and Mrs Paul Stokes will host and entertain the club in two weeks time, inviting members for a social gathering at their home reflecting a planned formal reception and hospitality.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the Knights of St. John will meet at the Church Hall on Tuesday evening December 7. Mrs. Joseph Forthofer Sr. and Mrs. Arthur Christ attended a card party hosted by the Ladies Circle of St. Agnes Church in Elyria at Mrs. George Surman’s home in Vincent Thursday afternoon.
The Sisters Club was entertained by Mr and Mrs Robert Barr at their home Thursday evening. Card games were played with prizes won by Mrs Harry Hubbard and Arnold Buck. Miss Helen Peak announced her engagement to Edson Moser and their marriage is set for Sunday December 19 at the M E Church. A lunch followed and another gathering planned at the Buck home in two weeks.
The Junior Boys and Girls of the Baptist Sunday School plan a monthly party and supper in the church dining room on Monday evening December 6. Miss Nellie Freeman of Lorain was a guest at Miss Bertha Hubbard's home Thursday evening. The Maurice Beauty Shop staff from Lorain joined in to celebrate Miss Freeman's birthday anniversary with bingo and lunch. She received a breakfast set as a gift.
Funeral services for Mrs Lawrence Faul haber of Cleveland were held in Cleveland on Friday with burial in Holy Trinity Cemetery Avon. Former Holy Trinity Church member. Iona Bacher of Ridgeville visited Mr and Mrs Charles Wagner Thursday evening. Melvin Radinse of Cleveland called at Nina Warden’s Friday morning. Charles Wagner confined to home after injury when a heavy oil can fell on his foot and he is under a doctor's care.
The Pine Rebekah Lodge annual inspection occurred Wednesday night December 1 with Elizabeth Cohn of Cleveland as inspecting officer. Degree work was well shown, led by captain Mildred Yesberger. Officers elected for the coming year include Noble Grand Fanny Quber, Vice Grand Eunice Sipria, Recording Secretary Viola Walker, Financial Secretary Mildred Yesberger, and Treasurer Viola Mills.
A Christmas Party for grade school children was held in the high school auditorium on Wednesday evening with large attendance. Each grade participated in the program, and Mrs. Gerhan performed a reading titled The Little Mixer. Cocoa, Christmas cookies, and popcorn balls were served. The P T A Study Club will meet in the Coe School Cafeteria on Wednesday, December 8.
Mrs Morrison entertained the Jolly Club at her Burris road home on Wednesday. Sylvester Williams and family, traveling from Milwaukee for the Fortune Beebe wedding, visited Lorain and North Olmsted relatives for a few days. Mrs Roy Wershing joined a farewell luncheon for Mrs Harry Faurfield in Lakewood before her departure for St Petersburg Florida. H J Hinkley, two months in No Olmsted, returned to New Smyrna Florida.
Irene Dunne and husband stay apart eleven months a year while other stars trade barbs and fashion notes. Dietrich objects to profile photos, Hepburn dines at directors table, Tyrone Power admired. Craig Reynolds questioned. Shirley Temple the inescapable star. Van Dyke’s mob scene set disrupted by Mrs. Van Dyke. director demands quiet as crew obeys.
Near Hollywood a new retreat attracts four inseparable pals Carole Lombard Clark Gable and Gail reportedly gather at a secret hideaway. The piece hints at their plans and mood without revealing precise location or dates.
A Sunday 4:00 PM half hour program on WTAM is sponsored by The City Loan. It features Your Family Counselor who answers letters on air about personal problems and family relations. Music by Lee Gordon's Aquacade Orchestra with Jerry Brannon and guests. Allen D. Grigsby plays Your Family Counselor.
Patrick and her husband Bob Cobb guard a secluded location known only to close friends. The compound reportedly houses saddie horses and dogs, with Clark claiming each dog is trained to attack candid camera men.
Marjorie Weaver, a Kentucky miss rising in a film with Loretta Young and Claire Trevor, finds her dressing room replaced by Loretta's portable set. A note from Loretta and Claire praises her promise as flowers decorate the new space. Jean Hersholt recalls his early days in a shabby Hollywood cottage and the life lessons learned there. A new company Million Dollar Production plans all Negro casts, revealing budget cuts from sixteen thousand to ten thousand for the first project.
In South Africa, tennis courts are being installed on police station grounds, tying sports facilities to law enforcement sites. The move aims to provide recreation for officers and engage community youth through accessible courts nearby.
American loom orders face delay as a new Guatemala textile mill stalls operations due to supply issues and funding challenges. Local workers await guidance while management reviews production plans and timelines.
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