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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1938
Page
7
A new musical film featuring Sonja Henie titled Happy Landing opens Sunday at the Capitol Theatre with Don Ameche in the masculine lead.
William Boyd stars in Texas Trail another Hopalong Cassidy film opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. The report notes Indian currency terms lakhs and crores with lakh equal to 100000 and crore equal to 100 lakhs or 10000000.
Plans for renewal of the Committee for Industrial Organization contract with Thew Shovel Company in Lorain Ohio will be discussed at a meeting of Lorain Lodge of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee tomorrow. The present contract expires March 31. Reports Collision Robert Reding reports a fender image in a crash at Seventh Street and Ruiddle Avenues at 8 1 does p.m. yesterday. The other driver did not stop police report. Vancouver Charles Carcoran of Hamilton is suing to fund his way to the Empire Games in Sydney. The 71 year old Canadian driver pays his own way to the games.
Schedule lists varied acts and programs for WTAM and WHK including bands, orchestras, operatic performances, sermons, dramatic readings, and news segments. Performers named include the Hakim Band, Don Giovanni, Allen Band, Landers Wand Hunter, Russian Prenay, Southernaires, Old Bohemia, Wild Life Musicale, Maggie Key, and more as part of a Saturday lineup with sign offs and magazine features.
A fragmented OCR listing radio shows and time blocks for WGAR 640 WCLE 010 WTAM and related stations. The long schedule includes music, talk, morning programs, comedies, dramas, and various named performers and programs across multiple hours, with many program titles and host names such as Bradley Kincald, Kitty Kelly, Myre & Myre, and Pepper Young.
North Elyria Grange and Subordinate Grange held third and fourth degree work with members Arthur Neiding and others. A joint meeting planned surviv ement and new member recruitment while Juvenile and youth groups reported good attendance, new initiates, and intentions for future social and educational activities.
About one hundred mothers and friends attended Ridgeville High School for the annual Mothers Tea on Friday afternoon. Lynn Eldred opened with two piano selections. The Study Club introduced Mrs. William Beninghott of Cleveland who delivered an excellent talk.
Mrs. Henry Steffin and Miss Elizabeth Wilcox presided over a tea gathering for Dr. A. J. Cronin's Shades Miss, the table arranged with silver service and white snapdragons. Lisnead Ted tape and red hen and cupids marked the Valentine mood.
The Murray Ridge P T A held a February meeting at the school house. President Mrs. Milton Eppley led the session which approved routine business and appointed a March committee. The program featured recitations, readings, songs, dances, and a student contest won by Catherine Beck's team 22 to 19. the losers host Valentine refreshments for the school children.
GRAFTON The Loyalty class met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Edith Howard's home decorated for Valentine season. Mrs. Irma Gayeska led devotionals and the program with February birthday biographies and sketches of Charles Lindbergh. Mrs. Carmean spoke on Thomas Edison. Miss Winifred Tran narrated Abraham Lincoln and Mrs. Walter Baker presented Henry W. Longfellow and the Village Blacksmith. February birthday members were recognized. The song America the Beautiful.
At a Tuesday executive meeting the Grafton Men's Brotherhood set a Father and Son Banquet for Monday February 28. Dr. Louis Wright of Baldwin Wallace College will speak. Banquet duties were assigned to the Widening Circle women with music and reports from Epworth League and various committees.
On Wednesday the Homemakers' Club met at the school for a noon dinner in the Home Arts room. Frances Eckert introduced by the group, Dorothy Seidel joined a demonstration on Your Grooming topic. A. Bernath presided over a brief business session as about thirty-one members attended along with several guests. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 15 at the school.
Suburban events listed for Lake Avenue and nearby towns include Five Hundred Club meeting at 8 p m with Mr and Mrs Heno Collier. Name Society Holy Communion at St Peter's Church Sunday morning. Prof William Pautz guest speaker at Clague Road Congregational Church at 1 p m. Medina County Youth Fellowship Club gathering. Interracial Sunday in Avon Lake with Charles C Walker preaching at 11 a m and meeting at 9 45 a m. Avon juniors Baptist Sunday School at 6 30 p m. Fidelis S S Class party in Eaton. Just Between You and Me Club at Grafton with Miss Winifred Tran. C L S G meets with Alice Arnold at 8 p m. Ladies Auxiliary Valentine party at New London legion hall at 8 p m.
New London hosts Masonic and W R C activities while North Ridgeville and other towns schedule valentines parties, Kiwanis and Grange gatherings, First Aid and Sisters of St John meetings, and choir and youth group games. Notable items include valentine events, oyster supper, Friendship Supper, and pinochle club meetups with times from late afternoon to evening.
In Mendocino County California isolated school districts with many children who have never seen or heard a talking movie will be shown seven sound films under the county's new visual educational program.
A brown bear weighing USS pounds was shot by hunters on Canapo Mountain Kingston New York. The bear is noted as the first killed in the area in memory of the oldest inhabitants according to local reports.
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