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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1937
Page
10
New York critics enjoy unusual harmony despite frequent post play conversations. The intense closeness of the season leads to lively palavers between acts and deeper intimacy among the group, yet disagreement over viewpoints persists.
A newspaper and theater critique discussion recalls the pretensions of critics like George Jean Nathan and Brooks Atkinson, noting their ritual seating, limited applause, and occasional absences. The piece mocks linguistic slips, ego, and publishing house quirks, and ends with Archer’s deer hunting tale in Winnipeg.
A collection of local social events lists several meetings and parties. Adult Bible class hosts Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Taylor on Lake Avenue. Grafton Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club with Mrs Ora Sprague. Woman's Foreign Missionary Society at Mrs Tom Trembath’s home. North Elyria Juvenile Grange New Year’s party at Grange Hall at 8 PM. Markley Sewing Sal parties at Miss Lucille Sewing’s home at 7 30 PM. Old Glory Grange card party at R. D. Holcomb’s home Friday evening. Young People’s League New Year’s Eve party at the Methodist pastor’s home. Vincent M. E. church watch party at the church.
Avon Lake council met Monday approving minutes and paying invoices. They transferred 1,227.16 from General fund to Water Works, renewed bonds for 1938, and reappropriated 291.08 for 1937. Plans were asked for a WPA project including a fire station and baths, while an organization meeting for all elected officials was set for January 1, 1938 at Park Hall.
Friday evening events list a 500 Club gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Edwin Law on Lake Avenue starting at p.m. Attendees were to bring plans and conviviality as the community social scene continues with informal hosted refreshments.
Grace Sweet of Wakefield Massachusetts won a race described as an express train but lost the top spot in the conclusion. The brief item notes a close finish and local interest in the event.
The Carlisle Grange held its Christmas party at the Grange hall on Tuesday evening with a tureen supper for 52. Mrs E John Porter arranged a program featuring songs recitations readings and playlets including Ars Bascom Keeps Christmas and A Serenading Party. The evening closed with Hark the Herald Angels Sing and a short business meeting.
Avon The Young People class of the Baptist Sunday School met at the Dimma home with twenty nine members. President John Gerbick led the business session followed by games and a gift exchange. A lunch was served and plans were made to meet next month at Miss Eileen Higgins home.
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