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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1938

Page

9

Oberlin Students Study Orient Courses Expanded

Increased interest in the Far East prompts Oberlin College to offer seven Orient courses next semester. Fields include Art Economics Political Science and Sociology with seminars led by C H Hamilton Oscar Jaszi Paul S Peirce and Newell A Sims. A special Far Eastern Studies committee was formed including C Hamilton W F Boku and others.

Oberlin Far East Oberlin College C. H. Hamilton China Hamilton World Christian Community Graduate School of Theology University of Nanking American Council of Learned Societies Oscar Jaszi Paul S. Peirce Charles M. Richards Japan Newell A. Sims C. Y. Flamilton W. F. Boku Florence Fitch Julian Fowler Victor Lytle Clarence Ward Car, Wittke

Bankruptcy petitions filed in Cleveland Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions filed in Federal court in Cleveland include Albert H. Highgate of 53 Colonial Apts Elyria with debts 9 320 74 and assets 6 988

Cleveland, O Albert H. Highgate Colonial Apts Elyria

Barber nicknames Garner Cactus Jack in St Louis

In St Louis Vice President John Nance Garner, nicknamed Cactus Jack, visits a barber shop between trains. The barber sharpens his razor four times to finish the shave quickly, and Garner nearly misses his train.

Barber Garner Cactus Jack ST. Louis John Nance Garner

Radio Programs Tuesday January 18 1938 Schedule

Radio listings for Tuesday January 18 1938 show a dense schedule of programs and performers. Entries include Dick Tracy, Terry Melark, Orphan Annie, News Prelude to Music, Al Pearce, Benny Goodman, Dorsey Band, Ed G Robinson, Helen Menken, Edger Guest, Jack O’Brien, Hugh Johnson, Kay Kyser, Ben Bernie and many others with times spanning the day, sign offs, and varied acts.

WAV Lotorc Dick Tracy Oila Terry Melark Armstidseida Uida Newews Sporto Bilf Lowell Thomas Ereens Juhbaar Warne Ball Poe Pete O'Neills I Hiltop Robison Hannah Missus Kitty Keene Ince Your Health Voice of Exp Sloe Rustad Builders Martin Nadea Ma Perkinsie Vie and Sade Eido Guiding Light Lorenzo Jones Mars Marlin Fact & Fancies Road of Life Dick Tracy O'lo Terry Pirates Jack Armstrong Orphan Annie Sacoas P. News Lowell Thomageile Amos "N Andy Till Uncle Paria TiAld Jean Sablon Hollswood Wusteal Lisla We v9 Hopton Stanoff

Brighton Farmers Institute Opens Friday

The Brighton Farmers Institute will open Friday and Saturday January 21 and 22 in the Brighton School Auditorium. Officers include President Tra Lee, Vice President Clement Greene, Secretary Lawrence Lee, Treasurer Dolas Draper, and program committee members. The event features many readings, songs, plays, talks, and a big prize program with Farm Exhibit prizes and homemade goods contests. Proceeds support the Institute's SAD part. dinners will be served by local ladies.

Brighton Farmers’ Institute Brighton School Tra Lee Clement Greene Jessie Mucure Lawrence Lee Dolas Draper Robert Case H. H. Patrick D. H. Russell W. C. Day E. Merrill Edith Les C. Lau Swanton Fulton County Tom Fred Campbell Middle Point van Wert Allan Pauline Jewett Mrs. Lou Norma Jean Nestor Trulah Veltrie Mr. Campbell Maynard Miller John Q. Farmer Mr Campbell Hnorary Literary Society Wiss Frances Eckert Lau Marjorie Greene Evemirs Josephine Ste King Mrs. Lau Marazaret Perkits Celim Caroline Robert Waite Ivory Larcs Pano Soto Marjorie Lee Vivian Greene C. I Hummel Campbell Zella Leer Berte Greene Pearl Bursley Gene Donald Day Donald Guss Donald Shays Muss Wittieh Monmald Goss Homer Fenner Laude Holmes Tu A.m.deali

Acme Grange Reviews History in Open Meeting

Columbia program titled On The Air highlighted Acme Grange history and activities. The event featured lectures by Mrs Lorena Zacharias Crocker and others, a roll call of new members, a reading of Acme Grange history, Rural Life Sunday notes, and plans for 1938 including a prominent blanket club and the famous Fish fry.

Columbia Avie Grange Lucile Chrabnard Kenneth Nelson Rone Penfield Grauwes Acre Grange Lorenaraker Columbia Grainge Mallett Creek Edward Lennerth Sane Perry Heneman Acme Les Rising Omenberg Whem R. Churchward B.A Martin Acme Grange Ralph Linderman Ernest Dunford Anne Fish Margaret Martin Fish Lorena Zacharias Crocker Wilda Heineman C. PB. Hales

Granges Of Huron County To Meet In New London

Huron County Granges plan a large meeting at the Hall of New London Grange on Friday evening January 2. Attended prizes will be awarded luncheon served and plans discussed for completing the 136 37 Grange social program. Committee works toward finalizing details for the January 28 meeting and hopes to publish the program soon. All Grange representatives officers and members are urged to keep the date open for the county wide gathering.

New London Huron County

La Grange Alumni Entertainment Event Summary

About 250 alumni attended an alumni association program at the auditorium Friday evening. The seventh and eighth grade team beat the high school team 8-25 with the high school band providing music. Mr Avery Wilcox and his wife joined the march with graduates and teachers, and a luncheon followed hosted by the autumn committee chaired by Mrs Charlotte Wilcox.

LA Grange Futur Alumi Hizh Peterson Will Hastings Avery Wilcox LaGranze Autum O Charlotte Wilcox

La Grange P T A To Hear Rev Moran

La Grange hosts an evening PTA meeting on January 19 with special high school band music led by Mr. Peterson. Reverend Moran of Washington will speak, and all members and citizens are urged to attend.

LA Grange Twunder Peterson Moran Weahington

Ridgeville Garden Club Hears Talk On Herbs

Mrs. John Gibbons hosted the Ridgeville Garden Club for a Monday meeting presided by Mrs. J. E. Ely. Miss Bertha Dunham spoke on herbs and her herb garden, naming uses and varieties while noting a statewide movement to conserve land for wildflowers and wildlife. The group adjourned to reconvene February 21 with Mrs. Henry Lescher hosting a Washington's Birthday party assisted by Mrs. LL. Denni gan.

N. Ridgeville John Gibbons J. E. Ely Bertha Dunham Henery Lescher Washington Airs. LL. C

West Ridge Society Honors Two Members

West Ridge Ladies Aid Society held a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Ir win Eldreds home. President Mrs Harry Lauer announced a joint meeting with East Carlisle for January 13. Dr John W Holland spoke on Courage and Religion. Two members were honored Mrs Anna Mason for her seventh birthday and Mrs Wesley Sanislow for her kitchen gift. Mrs Sanislow, treasurer, received a cake and lighted tapers. Attendees numbered 22 plus a guest Mrs Emma Berg of Rushia.

West Ridge Anna Mason Wesley Sanislow Mason Harry Lauer Robert Silver Lois Eldred

East Carlisle and West Ridge Ladies Aid Conunct Meeting

The West Ridge and East Carlisle Ladies Aid groups met for a at home Conunct session on Good Grooming led by Home Demonstration agent Miss Frances Wekert. The East Carlisle Group will visit West Ridge March 10 with Mise Eckert in attendance at Mrs. Harry Laver’s home. Local attendees included Mrs. Harry Liver and others.

West Ridge Ladies Aid Society East Carlisle Frances Wekert West Ridge Mise Eckert Harry Laver Harry Liver H. H. Drusendahl Ida Kruger Myre Ir J. Hillier R. W. Richards C. C. Strickler J. H. Penfound Olie Minnich Doris Arthur Fessler C. N. Williams Avon Lake T.u Malta Chateau Boy Scouts Park Hall Carlisle LaPorte Ladies Aid Paul Bumgart Chatham Congregational Church Huntington— Farmers’ Institute Lake Avenue

Shower honors Mrs Trembath at Grafton event

Thursday afternoon Mrs Elizabeth Seehwarer and her daughter Mrs Clarence Meteger hosted a shower at their Grafton home for Mrs Tom Trembath. Women from the Bible Class and friends attended, presenting many gifts. After a pleasant afternoon of games and a focal hour, refreshments were served with decorations in accenting colors. Attendees included Mesdames Lottie Klinect Edith Howard Nettie Reichard Slusa srté Anna Sarton Sadie Gottian Mary Ruder Marie Fiedens Anna Smith Anna Husler Minnie Gavharias Lula Bartlett Kelenseh Worer Bertha Beesing afaysie Ewers Emiuly Tran Alice Jones Maud Rinehart Kathryn Holcomb Laura Baker Ethel Carmean Frances Beebe Mary Dickason Miriam Muller and the honored guest Francvea Tremuath.

Grafton Elizabeth Seehwarer Clarence Meteger Tom Trembath

Ridgeville L B S Meets N RIDGEVILLE

Ridgeville Ladies Benevolent Society met at the Congregational church for a regular meeting. Hostesses Mrs Robert Heahle Mrs F Ohmes and Mrs N Salisbury served a luncheon at noon. Mrs M Bartrer led the business session. Mrs EE C Young read from the Missionary Book. Next meeting set for two weeks hence.

Suburban Calendar of Evening Meetings and Events

Local notices list AVON LAKE CHATHAM GRAFTON NEW LONDON COLUMBIA and CARLISLE gatherings. Groups include lodges, choirs, scouts, granges, and church meetings with times ranging from 2 p m to 8 30 p m plus basketball at Wakeman High.

Avon Lake P.T. A Chatham Choir P.m Grafton—Anchor Rebekith Lodge New London W. R. CL Bunyan Hall Boy Scouts Troup NEW London—Ladies Auxiliary Jessie Eccles Wakeman High Columbia—Garden Club Rory Walker Columbia—Acme Grange Town Hall Africa

You and Your Child

A column by Jane Herbert Goward discusses parent child sacrifice and mutual understanding. It contrasts adult reasoning with a child’s perspective, noting how respect and empathy require parents to earn trust. It includes practical notes on communication and appreciating a child’s view.

Jerry Uunsrateful Mizhe

Impressive Cast In Capitol Film Love and Hisses

Walter Winchell Ben Bernie and Simone Simon lead a strong cast in Love and Hisses now playing at the Capitol Theatre. The witty comedy delivers lively performances and bustling entertainment for moviegoers.

New Capitol Walter Winchell Ben Bernie Simone Simon Capitol Theatre

Lavish Rosalie at Rivoli Theatre in Europe tale

Adventures of a West Pointer who follows his girl to Europe are pictured in the lavish musical film Rosalie now showing at the Rivoli Theatre. The feature promises bright song and color amid a romance set against distant shores.

West Pointer Europe New Rivoli Theatre

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