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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1937
Page
2
Slack will assist with hosting a Christmas party featuring a gift exchange. France workers contributed 720 million dollars to the national social insurance fund in the first five years, with the fund balance now about 500.6 million dollars.
This vintage guide urges Myrna Loy styled beauty with eye care tips for bright eyes. It covers medicated eye lotions with camphor, tub soaking, cotton eye compresses, and gentle creams to reduce lines. It also describes eyebrow shaping and blue green eye shadow with mascara to enhance brown, blue, or green eyes.
Honolulu soloist Lizzie Alohikea of the Royal Hawaiian band says the songs Aloha and Na Lelo Hawaii have been performed over 10 000 times in twenty years. She just gave a farewell concert after 23 years with the band and recalls praise from Roosevelt the Duke of Windsor the Crown Prince of Sweden and other luminaries.
The December meeting of the Volunteer Firemen elected Jake Kolb as president John Bartleme as secretary and Eugene Woods as treasurer for the coming year. A social hour followed with refreshments served to a good attendance. The freshmen class formed an English Club named Hawks with officers Helen Ashyk president Andy Yuresko vice president Beverly Mori secretary. The club will meet twice monthly to study Parliamentary Law and enjoy social times.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Society will meet at Mrs. Jacob Kolb's home on Thursday for an all day session. Mrs. William is noted in the attendance plan and the event aims to organize charitable work and community outreach.
A Monday broadcast schedule lists programs and hosts including Lowell Thomas Amos and Andy Four Stars Lume Abrer Moneno AMusie Burns Allen with subject to change notices and varied readings across the day.
Sunday dinner guests at the Draper home included Miss Wituich and Miss Aner. Bar Betts hosted Sunday visitors Miss Verna Betts and Frank Mull from Pittsfield. Lamphere and Heidrich families traveled to Cleveland for a stereopticon group dinner. Alberta McClellan visited grandparents in Clarkfield, and various families hosted relatives in Elyria Wellington and Toledo zones.
Local clubs and organizations across Lagrange Columbia Lake area host Christmas parties gift exchanges and officer installations from Eastern Stars P T A Girl Scouts and Grange to M E Church auxiliary and Lions Club. Several meetings include dinners talks and civic activities with dates tonight and this week.
Theatres announces The Good Earth opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre starring Paul Muni and Luise Rainer in a tragedy of life in China. The film portrays hardship and resilience in a sweeping drama driving strong performances.
Jeanette MacDonald leads her seventeenth musical triumph in The Firefly now playing at the Rivol Theatre. Allan Jones and Warren William are featured as leading men.
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