New Officers In Charge Of Meeting Elyria Council No 406
Elyria Council No 406 Jr Order United American Mechanics held a well attended meeting under newly installed officers. Reports praised sick committee findings, updated on members Hambley Wells Albrin, noted bowling team progress, and outlined plans for publicity and district initiation in Elyria and Cleveland venues. Next meeting set for February 8 at the Colonial Hotel in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Council No. 406, Jr
United American Mechanics
Scheibel
Hambley
James Wells
Albrin
A. McWilliams
N. M. Bradley
F. B. Wells
Elyria Council
Colonial Hotel
Cleveland
F. Brunner
Harvey Rice Council
Elyria
Joe Hanson
Radio Programs on WTA and Nearby Stations Schedule
Wednesday January 18 radio lineup lists programs across WTA and affiliates including art Museum Tom Mix Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie Twilight Tones Eve Prelude Sportsman Lowell Thomas One Man's Family Wayne King Town Hall Hit Parade WTAM Players Voodman Band Lights Out and more. also listed are WHE and WGAR schedules with bouts of news music shows bands and variety acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WTA
Art Museum
Tom Mix
Jack Armstrong
Twilight Tones
Eve
Sportsman
Lowell Thomas
Uncle Ezra
Hunter
Waryne King
Town Hall
Town Halls
WTAM
Cvoodman
Fidier Band
Hines Band
Burton Band
WLW
Johnson
Carl Freed
Bob Newhall
Amon
Run
Andy Revue
Abner
Jack Randolph
Orch
String Quartet
Davis Band
Paul Sullivan
Minstrel
Meroff
Moon River
Bromley House
Jr. Erdestr
Walcolm Claire
Health & Home
Cheerio
Board of Bil
Shero
Wre. Wises
John’s
David Harun
Backstage W
Betty Moore
Mary Matlin
Gene Arnold
Fidler’s Orch
Music Guild
Collegians
Young’s Family
Ma Perkins
the O'Neills
Jack Armstro
Orphan Annie
Jesse Crawford
Newa
Lanny Rows
Lannay Roe
Lanny
Lasayr
Waste
Music
Maate
Mecleman
Brown’s
Brown's
Mader
Goodman
Webster
Silent Observer and Cracked Jokes Echo Hollywood Banter
A stream of quick skits and remarks unfolds from Mae West in Hollywood about California climate and wealth, spoof dialogues on hoaxes and haircuts, a Pittsburgh tax drive, and quips on divorce, lobster salad, diamonds, and a crowded tram. The piece blends jokes, anecdotes, and social satire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae West
Hollywood
California
If Birds Vanish Food Crisis Follows in Ten Years
A speculative note warns that without birds the insect population would surge, disrupting pollination and crop yields. In ten years global food supplies could be exhausted, signaling potential famine without avian ecosystem services.
Parable of the Fishes and Quips From a Bygone Page
A mixed humor piece in a local paper finds Rob bie confronted by a minister after a Sunday trout outing. It travels through witticisms about secrets, safety, and everyday quirks like radios in cars and thrift, ending with a jab at champion football teams and choosing harsh players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie
Australia Car Race To Feature In 1928 Jubilee
Sydney awaits the 549 mile round Australia motor contest set for the Commonwealth Seequi Centenary celebration in 1928. It aims to be the longest race of its kind and offers total prize money of 40 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Aueralia
Ievenge
Evening community events span churches clubs and sports
Tonight Avon Lake Congregational choir rehear ses Warne Blatk at 6 p m Belden Farmers Institute at the school 9 45 a m Columbia Acme Grange Wellington Grange Hall Henrietta PTA meets 8 p m La Grange Gleaners meet Mrs Oppelt program and social hour New London Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple 7 30 p m Rochester All Church Night 8 p m Valley City Sauerkraut supper Emmanuel Church hall Vincent PTA meeting moved to 7 30 p m Wakeman Chapter 177 R A M meets Masonic Hall 7 30 p m and home of Mrs Cook 1 30 p m Sullivan Division 2 ladies meet with Mrs Henderson Sullivan Young People Council meets at parsonage West View Missionary Society social at Mrs Bertha Hermans Carlton Carlisle Kappa Tau Sigma meeting Chatham Lodi vs Chatham basketball 7 p m New London Halcyon Rebekah Lodge 7 30 p m Pittsfield Men s Club supper at M E Church 7 20 p m Spencer Farmers Institute opens through Saturday Valley City Hinckley vs Liverpool 7 30 p m Vincent PTA meeting 7 30 p m Mrs Hoyt s junior class meets at Blaine Hurst home 7 p m
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Avon Lake
Warne Blatk
Belden—Farmers Institute
Columbia
aAcme Grange
Wellington Grange
Grange Hall
South Main Street
Henrietta—P. T. A
A. Gibbons
LA Grange
M. E. Church
J. L. Oppelt
New London
Wakeman Chapter
Masonic Hall
John Cook
Sullivan
All Ladies of Division No. 2
J. W. Henderson
Young People’s Council of the
Congregational Church
Davids
West View—Missionary Society of the
W. M. Church
Bertha Herman
Columbia Road
Carlisle
Kappa Tau Sirma
H. H. Gregg
Chatham
Lodi
Halcyon
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Temple
Pittsfield—Men's Club of
Pittsfield
M. E
Spencer—Farmers’ Institute
Valley City
Hinckley
Liverpool
Church and club meetings listed for Avon to Vincent
A long list of local meetings scheduled across towns. Avon Prayers and Bible study at 8 pm. Belden Community Circle all day with Abs. George Meyers. Brownhelm Justamere Club first meeting of year at 2 pm. Carlisle East Carlisle Mothersingers practice at 7 30 pm. Chatham Farmers Institute sessions at 10 am and 8 pm. Clarkfield Ladies Aid with Mrs. Bertha Twaddle. Eaton Ladies Aid at noon at Mrs. Carlton Blaine’s. Bhenriet ta Ladies Aid Society at Mrs. Melvin Unger’s home. La Grange Old Glory Grange installation at 8 pm. Wistaria Club lunch at 12 30 with hostess. Lake Avenue North Elytia Grange installation at 7 30 pm. Litchfield Ladies Benevolent Society at 2 pm. Litchfield Prayer meeting at 7 59 pm. New London Wide Awake Farm Women’s Club at 2 20 pm. New London Townline Alice Kirkpatrick. Pittsfield Ladies Home and Missionary Society at Mrs. Ted Brerler’s. Pittsfield Community Church sponsor at Mr. and Mrs. James Virsonnell. Merle Haifner of Rosarester to entertain. Rochester Booster Claus Masta at Mrs. Maggie Coxie’s at 2 pm. Valley City A A meets at the school auditorium at 5 pm. Moore’s penteam Moaies?. Vincent Local Workers Anniversary of MK Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Baptist Church
Belden—Community Circle
Abs
George Meyers
Brownhelm
Justamere Club
Carlisle
East Carlisle Mothersingers
Chatham—Farmers Institute
Clarksfield — Ladies Aid
Bertha Twaddle
Eaton—Ladies Aid Society
Carlton Blaine
Bhenrietta—Ladies Aid Society
The
Evangelical Church
Melvin Unger
Chauncey Cur Tier
LA Grange
Old Glory Grange
Grange Hall
Wistaria Club
E. L. Adams
Lake Avenue
North
New London
Wide Awake Farm Women's Club
Vda
London
Townline Farm Women’s Club
Alice Kirkpatrick
Pittsfield
Brighton Farmers Institute Program Announced
Wellington reports the Brighton Farmers Institute schedule for Friday and Saturday. Friday events include an Invocation by Rev. H. Patrick, student music, dramatization The Wolf and the Seven Young Kids, recitations by Trulah Vetire, Paul Fortney and DonaldBisnaugle, talks by Mrs. Foster Tyler and William Manahan, and a 1 pm program with vocal solos, playlet by Lampe n and Snyder, talks by County Agent C I Hummel and others, plus an evening program of music, readings, and contests. Saturday features a 10 am milk testing demonstration, solos by Zella Lee, talks by Miss Alice Bird and state speakers, and a 1 pm program with Merrill Brothers and business meetings. dinner to be served by the institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Brighton Farmers’ Institute
WH. H. Patrick
the Wolf
Trulah Vetrie
Paul Fortney
Donald Bisnaugle
Foster Tyler
William Manahan
Thelma Barnes
Charles Lampen
Lillian Snyder
C. I. Hummel
Eileen Cassell
Dixie Draper
Alice Bird
Merrill Brothers
Community Fair Promises Prizes for Exhibits and Home Crafts
Women of the community are invited to a fair featuring judged posters with prizes. Cash awards will go to top farm exhibits, baked bread, candy, quilt blocks, and canned goods. Daily attendance prizes will be given to guests arriving before 10 a.m.
Kentucky Man To Address Credit Group
Walter F. Gahm of Louisville Kentucky president of Production Credit Corp will address the Elyria Production Credit Corp at its annual meeting in the Wellington Opera House on February 3. It is an all day meeting with three year director terms expiring in 1937. The five member board will elect directors with Max M. Phillips Elyria as meeting manager. Current directors are H. E. Richardson Cuyahoga County and C. T. Copely Medina County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
H. E. Richardson
Cuyahoga County
C. T. Copely
Medina County
Spencer Farmers Institute Opens Friday Morning
Spencer Farmers Institute opens Friday and Saturday January 15 and 16 at the school auditorium. Several good speakers have been secured and a special program arranged. A large number of fine agricultural exhibits have been entered with prizes to be awarded in various classes. A chicken dinner will be served Saturday noon by the M. E. Volunteers. Saturday evening a Spencer High School play directed by the students will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer
Spencer Farmers Institute
M. E
Spencer High School
Dr Holmes of Oberlin to Speak at College Symposium
Oberlin, Jan 13 Dr Harry N Holmes head of chemistry at Oberlin College is among nine educators attending a symposium on Contribution to Liberal Education in the College at the Association of American Colleges meeting in Washington D C this Thursday and Friday Holmes will deliver The Contribution of the Physical Sciences to Liberal Education on the College Also presenting are Harvard president James B Conant Brookings Institute president Harold G Moulton and A J Carlson of the University of Chicago physiology department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Harry N. Holmes
Oberlin College
Association of American Colleges
Washington
D. C
Ernest Hatch Wilkins
Holmes
James B. Conant
Harvard
Harold G. Moulton
Brookings Institute
A. J. Carlson
University of Chicago
Rentals Announced for Elyria Dwellings by B M ODonnell
Five more Elyria homes were rented today by B M ODonnell. Mr and Mrs D M Cady rent No 3 Damm Apartments Harvard Avenue. Cady works at New York Central Railroad Cleveland office. Mr and Mrs G Rauhl rent No 63 Colonial Apartments. Rauhl employed by Harshaw Chemical Company. Mr and Mrs W H Melton rent an apartment in Damm Apartments East Broad Street. Melton employed by Colson Company. Mr and Mrs Thomas Bruce rent the home at 903 West Avenue. Bruce works for Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. Mr and Mrs W R Rogers rent the home at 345 Fourth Street. Rogers employed by National Tube Company Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. O'Donnell
D. M. Cady
Damm
Harvard Avenue
Cady
New York Central Railroad
Cleveland
G. Rauhl
Colonial
Rauhl
Harshaw Chemical Company
W. H. Melton
East Broad Street
Winterset opens at Capitol Theatre with Burgess Meredith
Stage star Burgess Meredith leads a cast including Margo and Ed uardo Clancelli in Winterset, opening tomorrow at the Capitol Theatre. A Mexican actress also features in the production, continuing the current theatre season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burgess Meredith
Margo
Eduardo Clancelli
Capitol Theatre
Musical Comedy at Lincoln Theatre Opens Tomorrow
Lincoln Theatre presents Stars Over Broadway a musical comedy drama of radio stations and nightclubs. The piece opens tomorrow with Boy 19 and Orval Himebaugh 19 from Mt. Pleasant among the youngest degree recipients at Central State Teachers College, signaling a featured program with Miss Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Theatre
MT. Pleasant, Mich
Central State Teachers College
Orval Himebaugh
Mt. Pleasant
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