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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1938

Page

7

Markley Boy Scouts Meet Form Patrols

Vincent The Markley Boy Scouts held a meeting Tuesday evening at the Markley schoolhouse. Nine boys signed up for Tenderfoot requirements and five visitors attended, including Mr. Haynes and Edward McGucker. The group divided into patrols representing local areas. patrols typically have eight members but current numbers are small. Later the boys played several games.

Vincent Markley Boy Scouts Markley Scholhouse Mr. Haynes Edward McGucker

Flight from Glory Prompts Theatres South America Drama

A theater program lists "Flight from Glory" presented at Lincoln Sunday. The drama, advertised with flyers, depicts a dangerous presence in South America and is staged as part of the week’s lineup.

Wight Lincoln South America

Wells Fargo on Capitol Screen at Capitol Theatre

A segment on Wells Fargo traces the journey of a train from St Louis to San Francisco in the early gold days. The story is presented in the Capitol Theatre opening Sunday, highlighting regional travel and historical depiction.

Wells Fargo Louis San Francisco Capitol Theatre

Radio Programs on Saturday Jan 8 1938

Radio schedules list AML programs across stations WHK WGAR WCLE and more for Saturday January 8 1938. It covers top hats stamps bands news religious and sports segments plus various orchestras choirs and hour-long features including World War II era era style broadcasts and cultural hour lineups.

Royal Neighbors Install Officers at Swiss Hall

The January meeting of the Royal Neighbor Lodge in South Amherst installed local camp officers with Elyria Mayflower Camp members assisting. Officers include Or ace Mrs Gust Anderson Vice Or ace Mrs Joe Gainok Chancellor Mrs Hilma Hunt Recorder Mrs Charles Corbett Receiver Mrs John Witt Marshal Mrs Sam Slack Assistant Marshal Mrs Charley Nickel Inher Sentinel Mrs Alex Flowers Outer Sentinel Mrs John Jami Managers Mrs David Barnhart and others. Miss Margaret Schneider was named auditor at Mrs John Witt’s home next Tuesday. An Elyria Camp invite was accepted for January 21. Seventeen members and eight guests were served refreshments.

South Amherst Royal Neighbor Lodge Swiss Hall Elyria Mayflower Fred Wirth Oracle Gust Anderson Joe Gainok Hilma Hunt Charles Corbett John Witt Sam Slack Charley Nickel Inher Sentinel Alex Flowers Outer Sentinel John Jami David Barnhart David Barn Walth Andrew Gainok Courage Alex Stupak, Jr J. Katona Henry McKruskie Raymond Jones Elyria Margaret Schneider

Cleveland radio schedule snapshot from January 10 1988

Radio program grid for WHK WGAR WCLE and others lists morning to late night shows from 6:01 a.m. to 12:45 a.m. including news, music, talk, and serials. Features many named programs and performers such as Fibber McGee and Molly Pepper Young Kitty Keene Edw. McHugh News Watch Rhythm, Romance, and several orchestral segments.

A. M. Oode John Dasid Yarum Bea Charming the O'Neills Linda Hilltop House Kitty Keene, Inc Cloutier's Orch Flower Garde Three Cheers Pepper Young Ma Perkins Vie and Sade Guiding Light Lorenzo Jones Mary Marlin Fact & Fane Road of Life Dick Tracy Terry, Pirates Jack Armstrot Orphan Annie Variety Radio News Lowell Thomas Antos N' Andy Uncle Esra Lois Meller Watkins Wreh Burns & Allen Aoe Saat Fibber McGee Hopton's Orch

Suburban Calendar Tonight: Community Groups Plan Events

A digest of local evening events across towns. Church groups host cafeterias and socials, youth leagues meet at homes and churches, farmers institutes run all day, and clubs hold rehearsals and gatherings at schools, halls, and church venues with times mostly in the 6:30–8:30 PM range.

New London Ed Unit Nears Completion Dedication Week

New London progresses on the 312,000 Educational Unit for the First Methodist Church with completion near. Dedication services led by Rev. W. H. Mitchell and Bishop Lester Smith scheduled for late January. Ralph Coon and Frank Bursley report nearing completion of systems and add-ons amid an elaborate Dedication Week program.

New London First Methodist W. H. Mitchell Ralph Coon Frank Bursley Lester Smith Cincinnati Lester L. Leech C. E. Ward Ladies Aid Society Thurstay Christine Giles Bingham

Jean Andrews Hosts Ridgeville 4-H Club Party

NORTH RIDGEVILLE Jean Andrews and her mother hosted a Four-H Club party at their home on Thursday December 30 The group split into Old Year and New Year teams with games representing each month of the year A refreshment course was served by the hostess and her mother to club advisors Mrs Ernest Stroud Evelyn Stroud Lois Mills Marie Gerstenberger Joy Jean Janet Mills Janet Irons Ann Irons Marilyn Went Barbara Carpenter Dorothy Falkner Juanita Stroud and Marion Hunt.

North Ridgeville Jean Andrews Vern Andrews Ernest Stroud Evelyn Stroud Lois Mills Marie Gerstenberger Joy Jean Janet Mills Janet Ann Irons Marilyn Went Barbara Carpenter Dorothy Falkner Juanita Stroud Maron Hunt

South Ridge Societies Hold Joint Meeting

Mrs. Wil ton Eppley hosted a joint gathering of the Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies in South Ridge on Wednesday afternoon. The session, led by President Mrs. C. Cook, included hymns, devotions, readings, a study review, and a “New Year’s” poem. Dues were collected, and officers were elected with Rev. Pferrer presiding.

South Ridge Wilton Eppley Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies C. &. Cook P. G. Pferrer Lea Hanlon

Aid Society Plans Winter Meeting At Clifton Simms Home

Treasurer Margaret Balls chaired the session as president Mrs Milton Schlechter led the meeting of the Ladies Aid Society. Plans for the new year were discussed and a regular meeting was set for Wednesday February 2 with Mrs Clifton Simms and Mrs Harvey Curtis assisting. Refreshments were served to twenty two members and guests.

Milton Schlechter Aid Society Clifton Simms Harvey Curtis

Carlisle School Board Reorganizes with New Officers

East Carlisle School Executive Board held a reorganization meeting Tuesday at A. H. Goodspeed’s home. New members Frank Harrison and Fred Shepherd were sworn in. A. H. Goodspeed reelected. John Rose named President, E. D. Anton Vice President, and Goodspeed Clerk, succeeding Rose and Yoo respectively.

Carlisle East Carlisle A. H. Goodspeed Eart Avenue Frank Harrison Fred Shepherd John Rose E. D. Anton Rose Mr. Goodspeed Frank Yoo

South Ridge Oyster Supper Planned by Guild

The Needle Guild Society met with Mrs. Raymond Hiscox and organized plans for an oyster supper for members and families. The event is set for Wednesday evening January 14 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Haist in Lorain. Officers named include President Mrs. Raymond Hiscox, Vice President Mrs. Albert Schroeder, Secretary Mrs. Francis Ward, and Treasurer Mrs. Milton Bals. A social hour followed and Peanut Sisters were revealed along with new member names. A tureen supper was served to fifteen members.

South Ridge Needle Guild Society Raymond Hiscox A. J. Haist Lorain Albert Schroeder Francis Ward Milton

Class Fetes Former Teacher At Mixed Shower

Mrs. Bob Beebe formerly Doris Fortune, honored by her Sunday School Class with a miscellaneous shower hosted by Miss Agnes O LloyD. Bunco awards to Marilyn Lyndes and Ruth Osborn mark the evening as guests enjoyed a game folder Air Castles and a gift hunt with blue and silver decor.

Carlisle P T A To Hear Lorain Woman

Carlisle PTA set for Friday January 14 at 8 pm as Margaret Marx of Lorain addresses parents and teachers at Grafton Road school. A business meeting precedes musical numbers by Kappa Tau Sigma chorus directed by Mrs H H Gregg.

Carlisle Margaret Marx Lorain P.T. A. Association Grafton Road A. P. Bailey Kappa Tau Sigma H. H. Gregg PTA Mary Elyria Frank Lovejoy Lake Avenue Ast Perent Iprovements Ppils

Belden Church Adult Bible Class Social Meeting

The Adult Bible Class of Belden Church held a regular social gathering at Mrs Hattie Good mans home Thursday evening with about thirty members and friends present. The group enjoyed games and contests and refreshments were served at a late hour. Additional notes mention a February event hosted by Mrs Mito and Mrs Keneath Lower Mi.

Belden ME Church Hattie Goodmans Mito

Entertain Ridgeville Study Club Hosts Meeting

Mrs Ellis Irons and Mrs Ernest Stroud hosted the Ridgeville Study Club at Barton road on Tuesday January 4. With the chairman absent Mrs Irons led the business meeting and the club planned a book review at the February Mothers Tea. Primer Prenninghoff of Harvey Book Shop Cleveland to present.

North Ridgeville Ellis Irons Ernest Stroud Barton Road Irons Prenninghoff Harvey Book Shop Cleveland Glenn Falkner Lewis Vern Andrews Fay Treadwell Miner Eldred

Hostess To Gingham Club Of Grafton

Mrs V B Kline hosted the Gingham Pinochle Club in Grafton Tuesday afternoon with prizes to Ida Burton first Rose Grabsenstetter second and Vida Kline low Three guests attended Mrs King Rowell Mrs Earl Durkee and Mrs Clarence Metzger Guests were served refreshments at the close

Grafton V. B. Kline Ida Burton Rose Grabenstetter Vida Kline King ~Rowell Earl Durkee Clarence Metzger

Johnson appointed deputy marshal in Grafton

At the first village council meeting Cecil Johnson was named deputy marshal to assist Marshal Joseph Noveski. The new 24 hour police coverage will operate in two twelve hour shifts. Mayor Carl Jantz approved the appointment. E. E. Arnold was named president of the Board of Public Affairs for two years and Ernest Toghill was elected council president for two years. The Board of Public Affairs will meet the second and fourth Mondays. the council meets the second and fourth Tuesdays each month.

Grafton Cecil Johnson Joseph Noveski Johnson Carl Jantz E. E. Arnold Board of Public Affairs Ernest Toghill Council

Plan For Eaton Farmers Institute Sessions At Eaton High

Programs arranged for all sessions of the Farmers Institute to be held at Eaton High School on Monday and Tuesday January 17 and 18. Students prepare posters for publicity with prizes in a poster contest. C H Swan serves as president and presides at both sessions. He is a state institute speaker and will introduce the two visiting speakers.

EATON Farmers’ Institute Eaton High C. H. Swan State Institute

Rochester Homebuilders S S Class Elects

Rochester Over twenty five members and friends of the Homebuilders class of the Methodist Sunday School met for a regular class meeting at the home of Rev H E Patrick. Election of officers for the coming year named Arthur Jewett president Raymond Klein vice president Florence Davidson secretary treasurer Anna Wilcox Helen Klein and Pearl Conklin sick and flower committee. Social hour followed with clever stunts games aprons fudge refreshments toasted cheese sandwiches popcorn apples tea.

Rochester Methodist Sunday School H. BE. Patrick Arthur Jewett Raymond Klein Florence Davidson Anna Wilcox Helen Klein Pearl Conklin

Belden Club Meets for Bridge Game Winners Named

The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge Club gathered with Mrs Maud Rinehart this week for five games of bridge. Prizes went to Mrs Rothgery and Mrs Wiss Rhea Beesing placed second. Next host will be Mrs John Clark.

Bflden Maud Rinehart Mre BA Rothgery Fist Wiss Rhea Beesing John Clark

Lake Avenue Mothersingers and Church Elect Officers

The Elyria Township Mothersingers meet for practice at the school Monday January 10 at 7 30 p m The Lake Avenue Community Church will hold offi cers election at Lake Avenue School Stop 7 on Tuesday January 11 at 7 30 p m All church members urged to attend vote on matters of vital importance

Chathay Farmers’ Institute Anuditorum MBE Grafpton W. E. Baker Lake Avenue Elsyria Township Lagrange Lyndon Wil Masonic Hall New London Maran Muller Royal Ated Masons Masonic Temple North Olmsted Lake Avene LA Grange North Olmsted Unity Club James Saunders Butternut Ridge Clague Road Elyria Township

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