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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1938
Page
9
Boake Carter observes Palm Beach elites abandoning gossip for sober debate on childrearing spiritual matters and domestic economies. He notes a shift from aristocratic prestige to critical, self aware American citizenship amid global tremors and Europe’s pull.
The piece reflects on how Americans fear for their nation’s future and the legacy they will pass to their children. It notes that many forebears helped build America and suggests a shift from valuing money or possessions to safeguarding national destiny and heritage for future generations.
A Monday radio schedule lists various programs and segments including poetry and features from Moon Bars to Mars Sothern plus a symphonic band and Lone Ranger segment. The lineup spans multiple performers and venues such as Grand Hotel Philadelphia and radio shelter broadcasts with varied topics and entertainment.
Camden High School plans a Burnt Cork Show on Friday at 8 pm featuring a minstrel musical and comedy program. The mixed chorus from two glee clubs, solo and duet numbers, will perform with the county orchestra. The event aims to be the school year highlight and showcases student talent amid a broader social critique of exclusive gambling clubs and urban nightlife.
Division No. 3 will meet with Mrs Sanford Stiles Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Noble Weeks and Mra Robert Hoyt assisting hostesses. Mrs W W Hooker entertained Barrett Chapel Ladies Aid of Clarksfield at her Pleasant street home. Mrs C A Cooley and daughter were in Norwalk Monday afternoon. Mr Wade Freeland and daughter were in Norwalk Wednesday morning.
Eaton community calendar lists Rural Womens Club meeting at Mrs John Leach home with a talk by Frances Eckert on foot care. The event follows the business session and dinner, inviting members and nonmembers alike to attend.
Plans for the basketball banquet will be the principal business of the evening when the Parent- Teachers Association meets Tuesday March 1. Mr Sahola is arranging the program. Sunday school orchestra practices will be held Monday evening February 25 and practice Thursday evening March 3.
Columbia hosts First Aid Claus at the town hall this Monday evening. Grafton holds a Father-Son banquet at Grafton School Monday evening with Dr Louis Wright president of Baldwin-Wallace College as speaker. Just Between You
Local groups meet in Brighton Eaton Lake Avenue Litchfield North Olmsted Ridgeville and Clague Road venues. Activities include P T A meetings Baptist Ladies Aid Red Cross Home Nursing and Consumers Education with sessions starting at 8 pm or noon and an all day gathering at St Peter's hall. Fragments show multiple households hosting talks on foot care and civic group activities in the area.
Chatham Mr and Mrs Ernest Packard entertained their Sunday school class and other church members at a maple sugar party in the church parlors. Mrs Charles Gunsaul of Lodi hosted the Methodist ladies for an all day meeting at her home. Britain's House of Lords consists of two archbishops, 24 bishops, seven law lords and about Tal hereditary peer.
An ultra modern romance tale titled Man-Proof arrives at Capitol Theatre featuring Myrna Loy and Franchot Tone. The four sided romance plot unfolds with stylish pacing and contemporary settings as the couple navigate social obstacles in a polished screen depiction.
A thrilling drama set in New York opens tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre starring Spencer Tracy and Louise Rainer. The review notes the era of mass immigration from 1880 to 1914 brought around 22 million people to the United States.
Advertisement touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle laxative to relieve constipation and improve complexion. Claims it stimulates bile without harsh drugs and promises availability at druggists in 15g sizes priced 50 and 60 cents.
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