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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1938
Page
2
Dr. Gertrude S. Moulton, director of the women s gymnasium, visited a new women s gymnasium at the University of Texas in Austin built at a cost of 403000 dollars during Christmas holidays. She attended a conference with several directors of physical education there from December 20 to 29.
At the Lincoln Theatre audiences see Fred Stone portray the heroic mayor of a small town in the new feature Quick Money, now showing.
Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell lead the screen version of Stand-In from a Clarence Budington Kelland story now playing at the Capitol Theatre. The cast features a lineup of stars as the drama unfolds on the Capitol screen.
Residents in Sparks and Fanning Kansas are excited by a gold discovery in a local well. They discuss forming a joint stock company to pursue further prospecting and potential mining ventures.
London reports five boys from poor families become the first recipients of annual scholarships from the Society of British Aircraft Constructors. The program aims to train youths for high executive levels in Britain's aircraft industry. A separate note mentions a world broadcasting conference set for Cairo in 1938.
Readable fragments outline a dense afternoon and evening radio lineup with interleaved music acts, news, variety shows, and theater programs. Names like Bing Crosby, Lois Miller, Major Bowes, Calloway Band, Tex audience cues, and numerous orchestras appear, alongside station identifiers and time stamps for segments and sign offs.
GRAFTON The Young Peoples Class will host a birthday supper Friday evening in the MFE church dining room. Mrs. Pear Myers, Mrs. George Edward and Mrs. Cecil Johnson are a charge.
Mr and Mrs Al ton Yeagley hosted the Spencer B Y P U at the Baptist Church on Friday eve ning. The gathering featured a Bible study and discussion led by Helen Boone and Keola Thompson two Bible students from Chicago and Philadelphia schools who led the devotional services.
Mrs Charlotte Miller of Pasadena Avenue hosted the East Carlisle Neighborhood Club gathering on Thursday December 30. All members are invited to attend the next meeting on Thursday January 27 at Mrs Charles Stearns’s La Grange Road home.
Wakeman area notes report Earl John Cranston returned home from Rainbow Hospital Cleveland to his parents Dr and Mrs Cranston last Thursday. Several families including the Shinskys the Hoyts and Wor cester groups travelled to Amherst Bellevue Oberlin Norwalk Spencerville and Florence for visits. Local residents Hoyt Breisch Jaunette and Reed families hosted and visited relatives over Christmas and the weekend.
Avon Lake board members elected Fred Lott president with N C Hall as vice president and new member Mrs. Carl Thoma taking a seat. Boehm named clerk for two years. Committees formed on Financial Cafeteria Building and Minutes approved. Plans target two Groveland lots for a filter bed and 30 tons of slag for parking and playgrounds. Next meeting set for February 7.
Sheffield parish plans a dance tonight at St Theresa's Church hall hosted by church youth. Committee members include Miss Bernice Junzbluth Dorothy Kriehbel William Winter and Robert Gillis.
Jacqueline Hunt urges daily bath routines with warm water, optional shower or tub, and cool final rinse to close pores. She prescribes skin care including body toners, moisturizers, deodorants, and optional powder, plus eye and dental hygiene with mild mouthwash and regular brushing.
About 200 Rotarians from nearly all Sith Rotary District clubs attended the Willard dedication of a new Rotary Club co sponsored by Shelby and Attica clubs. H. Sapr Willard postmaster was elected first president. Arthur D. Sapp of Huntington spoke. Parnell and Sutton presented plaques and flags. Representing New London were Rev. W. Mitchell, Joe Lash, and Ira L. Landes.
Five officers were elected for the coming year at Camden Baptist Church on Sunday morning. Elected were Harold Lathrop as secretary Alberta Morgan as assistant secretary Wilma Jean Lathrop and Ray Brumby as pianists and Robert Waite and Russell Searles as song leaders. Mrs. F A Perkins will host the Woman's Missionary Circle at her home on Wednesday January 12 for an all day meeting with a covered dish dinner at noon. Harold Jackson of Wellington a sophomore at The Practical Bible Training School in Binghamton NY will occupy the pulpit both services Sunday January 9 in the pastor’s absence.
Ridgeville Grange will hold a card party at Grange Hall Saturday evening January 11. The regular meeting on Tuesday January 11 will feature installation of officers with Master Wilmer Fullmer installing the new officers.
The Ladies Benevolent Society will meet at the Congregational church on Wednesday January 12.
Mr. and Mrs E E Dennis announce the wedding of their daughter Emma Eileen to Sigismund V Sulinsky. The ceremony was on New Year’s Day at the bride’s Sullivan home. Mrs Sulinsky graduated from Sullivan High School and Oberlin Business College. Mr Sulinsky is an Ashland College alumnus, 1934, Phi Sigma Chi member and athlete. The couple will live at 405 Arthur Street Ashland.
Columbia Farmers Institute runs through Thursday while Kapton Grange presents Calm Yourself at the town hall. LaGrange M E church workers confer meet at Mrs Kolinski home. New London officers installed for Clarksfield Townsend and New London Granges at the New London hall. New London Boy Scouts meet at the high school. Carlisle East Carlisle Mothering ers rehearse at the school. Litchfield O FE 8 meets at chapter rooms. Barton Road Men's Club hosts a supper at the Congregational church. Chatham Seville basketball at Chatham gym. Henrietta Farmers Institute opens at the school. Huntington Grange No. 2043 dances at town hall Friday night. New London Hal ereon Rebekah Lodge No. 251 meets at I O O F Temple. Pittsfield community gathering at Methodist church with free entertainment and refreshments. Rochester Harmonical Society holds all day session with dinner in church dining room. Kipton Young People Class cafeteria supper in church basement. Oberlin Grange card party at Grange Hall.
Isabel Emerson Shipman hosted a linen shower for her sister Mrs Alan Blackburn, a recent bride, in New London. Virginia Messenger assisted. Four bridge tables crowned Dorothy Fullmer as high and Marjorie Bartlett as second. Gifts were presented to the honoree. A buffet luncheon followed. The Blackburns plan to relocate to New York City at week’s end.
The Church Council will meet Friday night at the Lorain Road Congregational Church. The Men's Club will hold a supper at the church on Friday January 7. After supper and the business meeting, five reels will be shown featuring the Rockies and the Western railroads.
Mrs Bamgart hosts Welcome Sisters of the Grange at Mrs A Zalud home on Columbia Road Tuesday for an all day quilting session. The next regular North Olmsted Grange meeting is set for Town Hall Wednesday night January 12.
Townsend Club will convene at the Town Hall on Thursday night January 6. The gathering is organized by local members and aims to discuss community matters and future events. Attendees advised to arrive early for the schedule.
Clague Road Congregational Church will hold its annual business meeting at the church on Tuesday night January 11. A pot luck supper will follow the session with attendees invited to bring dishes.
Road Congregational Church schedules a Friday night meeting on January 7 with Supper served by the west group and notes another Church Cowneil meeting the same evening.
Mrs. Charles Reep of Lorain Road will host the No Olmstead Woman's Club gathering on Monday January 10 with assistors Mrs. George Oldham and Mrs. Kellar Watkins. A book review titled A Return to Religion was given by Mrs. J H L Trout.
The Epworth League invites the Baptist Young People's Union to meet at the Methodist Church in Columbia Sunday at seven. Rev. Claude T. Olmsted and Rev. Thomas Hughes will give short addresses. Holy Communion will be held at the Methodist Church Sunday morning.
Columbia The Parent Teacher Association meeting will be held at the Town Hall next Tuesday night. Sargent Dale Hammon aerial photographer at the Chevenin Airport will explain his work. People are urged to bring hobbies and collectors of stamps and china ware have already responded.
Henrietta Grange in Henrietta will host installation of officers at the high school auditorium Wednesday January 12 with C D Powell installing officer. Refreshments of chili con carne and oysters follow. Regular meetings are the first and third Wednesdays. open to the public.
Columbia Baptist Sunday School plans to attend a Bible conference with the Women’s Mission Circle meeting at Town Hall on Wednesday January 12 serving lunch to school children. Rev. Claude T. Olmsted will speak next Sunday on The True Logic Book 262 at the Baptist pulpit. Ernest Dunford will lead teachers to a conference at West Park Baptist Church Friday and Saturday, with some attending the Children's Workers conference at Euclid Avenue Baptist Temple Sunday at 3 30.
Brownhelm Farmers Institute elects officers for 1938 during final session Elmer Love becomes president A J Cooper vice president Burton Sick secretary Earl Shattuck treasurer Mrs Lieva Bacon hostess Paul Meyers and H B R Whittlesey as advisors Attendance lower than usual with evening session features including talks by Mrs Paul Maxwell and J W Farnsworth music by the school and a two act play Suppressed Desires directed by O L F Shilts cast listed Frances Eckert spoke on neckties and C J Hummel spoke at sessions
SPENCER The Lutheran Church held its annual business meeting at the church on New Year s Eve. After the business session the group enjoyed an oyster supper and good attendance marked the evening s activities.
Rochester notes promise Holy Communion next Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev Ho El Patrick to preach. A special choir will perform. The Pharmonial Society serves dinner in the church dining room Friday. Booster Class meets Thursday at Mrs Maggie Cowles nest home. A note mentions Livorno called Leg horn in sailor slang.
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