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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1938
Page
4
Carole Lombard Fred MacMurray and John Barrymore star in the comedy drama True Confession opening tomorrow at the new Hivoli Theatre. The trio headlines a program promising lively wit and romantic farce in a fresh venue.
Grace Moore and Melvyn Douglas star in the musical comedy romance I'll Take Romance opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. The show blends music and light humor as audiences view the capstone romance tale on stage.
In Dothan Alabama an errant truck driver turned a corner and crashed into another vehicle. His evasive maneuver struck a curb, clipped a fire plug, and sent water over lines, shorting out telephone, water, and power services for hours. Meanwhile in Boise City Idaho federal inspectors seized a shipment of 108 cases labeled Pitted Sour Cherries for misbranding under the drug and food act.
A Montreal athletic instructor notes people must adjust walking styles with seasonal footwear. He explains winter requires different tread and balance as sidewalks switch from smooth grass to snow and ice, affecting mobility and safety.
Readable fragments show WHI and other stations listing programs for a Thursday lineup. Entries hint at nurse segments, dinner music, theater digest, band performances, and morning news blocks. Specific show titles and hosts are partially legible, indicating a diverse daytime radio schedule.
A dramatic performance titled The Tiger will be staged Sunday night at Henrietta Methodist Church. Rev. B. E. Kasirel and Capt. F. W. Wilkinson will lead portrayals about John B. Gough and his battle with alcohol. Cast includes L. J. Buchs, J. C. Slack, Doris Portman, and others. no admission charge.
Huntington school lists 32 students on the honor roll for the third six weeks with names scattered across grades from first to seventh, including Pal Butch Shir ley King and Dorothy Caronite in first grade and Dean Kelser in seventh grade among others.
Avon Board of Education discussed safety measures for school bus drivers and students along the map highways. They set May 25 for commencement, tabled caps and gowns, approved supplies purchases, bills, and the clerk’s minutes.
Members of the Epworth League from Grafton Belden M E churches won a loving cup for activities and the largest meeting attendance at the Epworth League Institute held Friday and Saturday in Lorain. Delegates included Eva Wolf Alice Mohler Retty Lee Taylor Mary Frances Shriver Martha Shriver Arlene Trenchard Lyanine Trenchard Leo Myers Henry Shriver Russell Burus and Floyd Lang. Rev and Mrs Geo C Heehe also attended.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Mrs William Beninghoff of Cleveland will speak at the Ridgeville School P T A Mothers Tea at the Ridgeville school auditorium Friday at 2 o clock. She will review Citadel by Dr A J Cronin. Beninghoff has given more than 150 reviews in Cleveland and vicinity last year. Public invited.
At Beaton the church delegates a weekly special number to a class each Sunday morning starting February 13 with the young people taught by Mr Stevenson and continuing through April third with the adults. Each session will include a short talk or story by a teacher after the class numbers and all will reassemble in the auditorium. An orchestra led by Mrs Cart will accompany.
Robin Godine, a rich girl, travels with Cary Orie, a medical student funded by an escort bureau. Cary hides his love as wealth fuels social divides. Lyris Moline schemes with ex-con Brad Molert to separate them, leading to a dramatic afternoon and Cary's mysterious condition.
Oberlin Seminary student Kawano will speak at Eaton Church next Sunday morning on the Chinese Japanese situation from a Christian Japanese viewpoint. It is Race Relations Sunday with the Young People's class in charge of the Bible school hour. Evening program by the Young People continues the theme with a related presentation.
The executive committee of the Eaton Ladies Aid society met at president Mrs. A. J. Carpenter’s home. Plans for approval at the next Aid meeting were discussed, including two bake sales set for February 19 and March 12 in Elyria. The group split into two sponsor teams and listed members: Mrs. Roy Jackson, Mrs. Walter Cornish, Mrs. Walter Fishburn, Mrs. Carlton Blaine, Mrs. George Cornish, Mrs. Lute Alexander, Mrs. Charles Strickland, Mrs. Corwin Swan, and Mrs. Claire Reisinger.
LaGrange B Y P U convened at Walkden home for a semi annual meeting. Officers elected include Jean Miller as president, Duane McClellan as vice president, Walter Spieth as secretary, Lee Howard as treasurer, Eileen McClellan as organist, Jean Miller as assistant organist, Arvella Walkden and Henry Silver as song leaders, with Lee Howard named news reporter. Meetings occur Sundays at 6 30 pm in the church for Bible study. currently studying Ecclesiastes.
A birthday celebration was hosted Sunday at the Avon home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Marriot honoring Mrs. Irving Mohler, the mother of Mrs. Marriott. Nearby friends attended a delightful dinner party marking the occasion.
Oberlin Grange met for a Half Tuesday session with strong attendance. Members passed resolutions opposing a 70 car freight train length limit and the withdrawal of CCC camps, planned a Business Men's supper for February 11, and an oyster supper February 22 with Leonard Berg among the new reinstated members. Henry Sandrock won the attendance prize. blankets went to Mrs. Marsh Anderson and Mrs. A F Reese. Brown spoke on Hybrid Corn. Lea Hanlon played piano. bingo proceeds fund the lecturer.
Avon Lake Townsend Club gathers at Park Hall at 8 pm CHATHAM Grange meets in the school auditorium at 8 pm with a Valentine party to follow P refreshments GRAFTON P T A meets at the school Thursday LAKE AVENUE North Elyria Subordinate and Juvenile Grange meet at Grange Hall at 8 pm LAGRANGE Old Glory Grange meets at Grange Hall at 8 pm NEW LONDON Townline Wide Awake and Country Farm Women’s Clubs meet Thursday VALLEY CITY Girl Reserves serve a waffle supper at school at 6 30 pm VALLEY CITY P T A meets at the school at 7 pm The movie Thru Africa On 4 Wheels will be shown
Avon hosts the second annual Vegetable Growers Institute at Avon High School tonight and Friday. Officers include N J Hosking president Peter Nissen vice president Theodore Peak secretary treasurer Walter McAllister L H Keller executive committee. Programs tonight and Friday cover fertilizers vegetable trials diseases market gardening records and insect control with various presiders and speakers.
BELOIT Wis A bakery salesman who specialized in foreign languages in college likely will sell more pies than one who studied pastry technique says Beloit College president Dr Irving Maurer The idea that college should teach tricks of technique is unsound He urges freedom from distractions and a broad liberal education over specializing in driving and similar trades
Dr Maurer argues a retreat from life offers students a chance to cultivate a calm philosophic poise. He warns that many learn to operate machinery and run factories without understanding social changes or the meaning of their work. An educated person reads, writes well, and seeks deeper meaning, with shorter work weeks allowing leisure for books and gardens.
A collage of old joke exchanges advises on romance and behavior, followed by a brief note on a payday scam from a Los Angeles Times feature and a police description of a missing cashier. The page ends with a Berlin month of discipline for German Girls' Association members in Bad Oeynhausen including nightly meetings and dress training.
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