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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1938
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR lists appear to reference a playhouse schedule with names such as Lew Stall Walter Winchel Irene Wieb and a stunt night. It hints at multiple acts or programs including Italian Hour and Slovak Hour and a Cheerio Count Bas at Lou Bree event, but details are unclear.
Theatres announce Janet Gaynor Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Paulette Goddard star in The Young in Heart opening at Capitol Theatre tomorrow. The cast promises an exciting new trio and a stylish period romance at the city’s cinema.
Bob Baker uses a pleasing voice in Outlaw Express a story of early days in the west shown at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow.
In North Kingsville Ohio a giant bean plant grew to the top of a 30 foot barn and stretched nearly 12 feet across the roof. A bean on the vine measured four feet long and five inches in diameter at the base.
More than two hundred Odd Fellows Rebekahs and guests attended the 19th I. O. O. F. District Christmas party in New London on Wednesday evening. Elmer Crabbs opened the program and Mayor Clark A. Blackman of New London acted as toastmaster. The Million Dollar Orchestra from Wooster performed with members MelIntire Burris Jolliff Bechtel Reynolds.
Radio listings show WTAM and 1L0T0OKC PM schedule with Dick Tracy and Your Family Air, Jack Armstrong, Annie, 6:00 Sports, 6:25 Prelude, 6:30 Rond Issue, Lowell Thomas, Amos n Andy, Jim Fiddler, Listeners Club, Paul Burton, 8:00 Lucia Manners, Death Valley, Guy Lombardo Quizz Bee, 7 Planta Party, Howie Wing, Inside of Sports, Stars of Tomorrow, Music and News, Pioneer Amer. listings include multiple shows and performers like Abner Taley and many unidentified segments.
A New London lodge Christmas party featured Bechtel "Rube" and the district program with Helen and Mary Johnson piano duets, Elmer Fisher announcements, a "Going Away for Christmas" sketch, and gifts from Art Johnson as Santa. A five foot cake marked the 19th District I O O F celebration, with regalia presented to D D G M Fisher. The January 4 district meeting at Paul Stober's home will include a pot luck dinner, business session, and officer elections.
Nineteen members and two visitors attended the meeting of the Community Farm Women’s Club held at the home of Sadie Snyder in New London.
Miss Leah Croshaw, noted New London accordionist, rewarded for her success at the Odd Fellow District Christmas party with an invitation to be guest soloist with Wooster's Million Dollar Orchestra at an informal concert in Wooster on Friday January 6.
Multiple Cleveland area communities list holiday gatherings. Jolly Married Couples Club meets at 8 P M on Lake Avenue. East and West Divisions host a Community Christmas party at the Congregational church. Epworth League caroling and party at Columbia Methodist. Christmas cantata and church pageant slated for North Olmsted. Sunday School and Christmas program at Lake Avenue Community Church and School.
The Good Neighbor League English teachers announce a series of tri county programs with March 2 Wakeman and Brighton plays at Camden Auditorium and March 16 Camden and Brighton visit Wakeman, followed by March 30 Camden and Wakeman traveling to Brighton. AlsoPolished Pebbles will be shown December 21, Christmas programs December 23 and December 18, a Christmas candlelight service. Independent Huron County basketball league set with December 19 games in Wakeman auditorium.
Suburban calendar lists events for tonight across Columbia Townsend Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange La Grange Avon Avon Lake and Columbus area. Meetings, a jitney supper, a high school play, basketball games at Avon gym, a postponed Avon-Brownhelm match, a charity ball at the Chateau and a Baptist Sunday School Altruist class gathering.
A collage of quotes on jobs and names plus a short humor vignette about service, marriage name changes, blue ribbons, Edison lamps, Nine Pins era laws, and a family tale. Also a gag about a boy named Snifty at recess in a private family setting.
Timothy J. Tuffley, described as the most hen pecked man, has just brought home a surprising visitor or item leading to local curiosity. the anecdote highlights his reputation and domestic scene in a small community context.
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