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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1936
Page
10
The Elyrra Kiwanis Minstrels return to Wellington Opera House Friday evening under the Kiwanis club banner. Proceeds fund underprivileged children programs, boys and girls work, and other club activities. The event aims to aid local youth outreach.
A minstrel opening leads to a modern dance revue titled These Tantalizing Tappers directed by Mr George Relff. A return to classic southern songs follows with a male quartet from Elyrians delivering standout melodies.
The service featured an anthem by the choir titled If Ye Love Me by Winchester and a solo by Miss Dorothy Leinhard Hold Thou My Hand by Buggs Dr C W. Record's sermon was When God Laughs.
Entre Nous members will be entertained by Mrs Harry Lee in her home Friday evening. The gathering aims to foster social exchange and group camaraderie in a private residence setting.
In the Methodist church dining room at 30 Fresday evening February 5 members and friends plan an evening program. Marjorie and Ethel Bowlin are expected to attend as part of the event.
A fundraising appeal for the Kentucky Mountain Missions launches, seeking donations to support regional church outreach efforts. Organizers underscore urgent needs across remote districts and call for community contributions of time and money.
County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn announces he will speak at the Herick Auditorium at 7 30 Wednesday evening to present his message on Oberlin Children's Home affairs to Wellington and nearby residents. A large attendance is anticipated.
Funeral services for Grace Louise Haines six were held at 2 pm today at Sharpe Funeral Home with Rev Lonzo Green of the ME church officiating. Burial followed in Greenwood Cemetery. She was daughter of Floyd E Haines and Mrs Haines of Taylor street. She died Sunday morning at 10 after a month and a half illness from mastoid trouble. Surviving are her parents two sisters Mildred and Alice Mae one half sister Ruth Gillette and one half brother Paul Haines, all of Wellington.
Wellington Garden Club meets at the Chapman home in Huntington on Wednesday night instead of Thursday. Friendship Guild hosts a Benefit Auction Contract Bridge and Pinochle party in Herrick Auditorium on Wednesday evening February 24. ME Ladies' Aid meets at the parsonage Thursday afternoon at 2 30 with full attendance urged. Prave meeting at 7 30 Wednesday evening. Sunday school board meets at 8 20. PT A meets in the school house at 7 30 at night. Kiwanis show in the Opera House Friday night. Father and Son banquet in the Congregational church dining room Thursday evening under the auspices of FA WM.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Kolbe and Junior Kolbe of Norwood spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A C Kolbe on Courtland Street. Miss Pauline assisted in caring for grandparents in Amherst. In church, MI E preached on Super Light, with One Sweet Solemn Thought sung by the choir and Harry Lee performing. An evening hymn sing directed by Charles Willard preceded the pastor’s Old Fires on New Altars theme. Epworth League offered a 645 program. Mrs C L Fox visited Shiloh to see her son-in-law Orlee Pennell, who sustained a leg injury just above the ankle. Pennell runs a Shiloh barber shop.
D C McIntyre reports on Julian Street a famed wine author whose success drew international attention and editor requests until repeal pushed him to desert life in Arizona. The piece notes his drift into writing about desert life and a humorous anecdote about a tailor shop mirror revealing a bald spot once noticed by George M Cohan.
A fragment from 1936 reflects on war strategy born from childhood toy battles, fading into commentary on toy firearms and practical jokes. It mentions Frank Simond’s Civil War imagination, party gags, and social figures like Kip Rhinelander and Philip Rhinelander, with a nod to a Bible code letter craze.
Exquisitely lovely violet pink crepe silk or gay cravat print crepe blouse. Long or short sleeves, easy to handle, gathered to shoulder yoke. Pattern 2736 offers sizes 14 16 18 34 38 and bust options. Send 15 cents for pattern with name address and size.
Arkansas City will pay 36000 to settle a 12000 debt contracted in 1896. The city previously paid attorneys’ services from a 40 year old issue of 10 year bonds at 6 percent, with details of the repayment rema.
Charles D. Hoyle, 67, a local barber in KEWANEE, is noted for cro
Fragmentary OCR text notes Breiders and Me bee beds and mentions a person aged 18 with unclear context. Unable to determine full event or entities.
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