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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1936
Page
7
Bulphur Oklahoma reports W B Jones boasting a strong marksmanship record. He sat at his window and fired one shot killing three crows and wounding a fourth, showcasing a notable shooting feat in Murray County.
University of Pittsburgh journalism instructor Robert X. Graham calls for expanded use of daily newspapers in high school and college classrooms to enhance instruction and student engagement. He cites timely reporting as a teaching tool and suggests integrating current events into curriculum.
An extensive listing of radio programs across WTAM WHE WIAY and WAM networks includes civil service talks top hatters Kaltenmeyer and Thorn bands Uncle Jim and Saturday Party blocks,opera and concert broadcasts, news, sports and religious programs. Names such as Jack Benny Goodman and Paul Whiteman appear among dozens of bands and hosted shows, with multiple time slots and stations referenced.
Elmer Dalton spent a week at Wooster attending a Holstein cattle sale. Bernard Lozan works in Lorain. Helen White weekended with friends in Columbus. Kenneth Buckles attended the A T B course in Eileen Barnes hosted a bridge party for Margaret Fay of Toledo. Read lists of students by grade with names including Mary Conry, Audrey Bursley, Joyce Barnes, Ruth Wurst, Eileen Radcliffe, Lois Hurst, Melvin Barnes, and others.
School news reports the November grade honor roll with first names and surnames for students including Mary A Beecher Jack Conry Eunice Hand Harold Patton Gertrude Kinat Thomas Mockler and LaRue. The item lists multiple names across first grade and other classes.
Gitle 4 H Club members recently entertained their parents with a banquet program featuring club activities and appreciation moments.
The page lists a dense OCR of radio program times and a long roster of musical acts, hosts, and programs. Names include Kath Craven Helen Trent Darling Fredrick. William Harper and various orchestras, vocal quartets, and drama features. The jumble shows station listings, show titles, and performers spanning morning to late evening, with numerous time stamps and program codes.
Kathryn Beecher introduced the event with a toastmistress Mary Elen Daugherty and Thomas J. Mockler led toasts to the daughters. Mrs J C Parsons toasted the daughters, Reva Soper toasted the mothers, Doris Beecher toasted the fathers. W L Pease displayed travel pictures, Wanda Belle Felton and Mrs Leonard Gerber led group singing.
The Dramatic Club met in the Assembly room of the School house. Roll call named their favorite football team. Kathryn Beecher directed a play, The Award, with cast members Laura Wessell Wanda Belle Felton Clinton Be ment SJr Henry Wasnnak Robert Morgan Joseph Iannetti Neva Soper Reva Soper Doris Thompson Elaine Mockler Doran Sellers Doris Fiew Doris Beecher James Tannett Richard Cooley Charles Boyle Mildred Mikloda Gilbert Nilges and Richard Parsons.
Mr and Mrs C J Host shopped in Sandusky on Monday. Burton Thomas of Lorain visits his parents Mr and Mrs C F Thomas. Mr and Mrs W J Benson hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of the latter's mother’s birthday Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Robert Hart and children, and Mr and Mrs Raymond Shinsky and son. News came of the death of P K Mund of Perrysburg formerly of Wakeman. Jona Hastings of Cleveland is
Recuperating from her recent appendix operation at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Don Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. LaVon Klear of Toledo are the parents of a son. Mrs. Klear, formerly Frances Conry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Conry of Wake Man. Mrs. C. J. Hoyt spent Wednesday with Mrs. George Leimbaugh in Bellevue.
Deadwood in the Black Hills shines as a festive beacon despite hilly streets that hamper decorations. The town’s Christmas cheer lacks extensive adornment but persists amid the season’s spirit.
Captain Kerelejza of the Boys Club basketball team in New Britain, Connecticut claims a world record with 11 520 consecutive bounces breaking the prior mark of 5 159. A teammate fumbled after 10 940.
News from correspondents lists a 7 30 p m Avon Boy Scouts gathering at the Baptist Church. Other items include Litchfield Matrons exchanging Christmas gifts at the Oberlin Temple and an Oberlin Grange card party at the Grange Hall with details for New Oberlin and nearby towns.
North Elyria Grange held a regular meeting with ten county granges represented. The Hawaiian Guitar group from North Elyria gave welcome, featuring Bernice Burill Jean Craine Merl Heldrich and Dick Burandt of Elyria. Mrs E D Schram Romona Grange Oberlin led the program. A member from Acme Grange Mr Osbourne sang two solos. Elsie Shaw read A Gift to Mankind in Oberlin and Emma Manns performed Solo I Love a Little Cottage.
Eaton residents will see Phantom Bells a mystery thriller by the town youth on Thursday December 17 at the school auditorium. Mark Rhodes a rich eccentric tests his family with plotting suspenseful schemes in a bid to learn their true affections. Reverend O K Stevenson directs with a cast including Cleo Hoskin Betty Lyon Marian Ward Eleanor Munn Jane Linden David Cook Paul Sievert Kenneth Jackson Robert Linden and Clifford Salisbury.
Sydney moves toward self sufficiency in paper manufacture with plants on Papua Island. The initial unit will produce 20,000 tons daily from an abundant pulp supply, marking a significant early step in local production.
Oberlin December report says the Shansi committee invites Mrs Lan Hua Lin Yu dean of women at Chi Nan Fu China as main speaker for the January 12 Finney Chapel program. Yu, an Oberlin graduate, formerly dean of women at Oberlin School in Shansi, tours America to support China colleges. Two appointees for the Shansi teaching fellowship will also be announced.
Olsen and Johnson, famed stage and radio duo, headlined in Country Gentleman opening at Rivoli Theatre tomorrow. Lincoln Theatre to host End Of The Trail tomorrow showing from Zane Grey’s Outlaws of Palouse with Jack Holt in the lead.
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