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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1938
Page
11
Howard G. Robinson, praised as the screen’s number one gangster, headlines his sixth gangster role in The Last Gangster opening Sunday at the new Rivoli Theatre.
Dick Foran, popular Western star, will be seen at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow in a new action picture The Devil's Saddie Legion. In Richmond California a new unidentified game bird has been found and named Archie the Fighting Fool by park employees who report it fights any approaching object. Also reported is the availability of Vitamin D in cod liver oil form prepared in pure chemical form.
Radio schedule for Saturday January 22 1938 lists station WTYAM along with WHK WCLE and others. It includes a mix of news, music bands, religious and cultural programs, various hour long shows, a Bob Ripley appearance, NBC Symphony, and multiple orchestras and dance bands. The dense listing shows program times, host names, and featured acts across several stations.
A large turnout at the Birth day Luncheon and regular meeting of the Universalist Ladies Aid in NORTH OLMSTED heard Mrs. Geo Campbell of Lakewood discuss the Braille system for teaching the blind. She is a noted writer with national honors. A talk by Mrs. Rankin of Vancouver is planned for February 3. The group also noted the winners of the combination club as Mrs. Price and Mrs. P Nichols. The note mentions Japan's House of Peers as tied to an earlier line about taxpayers and educators.
The sentence describes light affecting blood vessels in skin, distending them then causing contraction within the ark.
David Tong, general secretary of the Hangchow China Y M G A, will address North Olmsted High School students on January 26 about his Y M C A work in Hangchow and the Sino Japanese situation. He will discuss the city’s capture and his family’s displacement. The public is invited. program starts at 2 10 p m.
A dense list of programs for Cleveland stations WGAR WLUE and others outlines a full day of music, dramas, news and features. Highlights include Morning Clock, Pepper Young, Ma Perkins, Guiding Light, Dick Tracy, Mary Marlin, The O'Nealls, Vic and Sade, and Channel sign offs. The schedule spans from early morning through late night with varied hosts and show titles across multiple stations.
Robin Godine, a rich society girl, hires Cary Craig from an escort bureau to pay for medical school. Cary loves her but hides it. After Jed Prosser, real name Garth Warwick, forces Cary to quit the bureau and accept funding, Cary tells Robin they cannot wed due to his position and her father’s disapproval. They share a poignant goodbye and uncertain future.
GRAFTON Tuesday evening Anchor Rebekah Lodge installed officers led by Mrs Iva Gardner as Noble Grand and Miss Rhea Beesing as Vice Grand Also named were Mrs Carl Shephard Secretary and Mrs Floyd Zacharias Treasurer The gathering included a birthday supper with honored guests Miss Beesing Mrs Toghill and Mr Zacharias, and a quilt top donation for fundraising.
A large audience filled the Brownhelm school auditorium Tuesday evening for a program by a men’s committee including Parker Baird. The show featured music tap dancing and a Quiz Bee with four teachers two farmers two farmers wives and two ministers. first honors went to Miss Marjorie Simms and second to Rev H E Weber.
North Ridgeville Ridgeville Grange hosts a card party at Grange Hall Saturday evening. Lagrange Old Glory Grange hosts a card party at Ralph Sanders home Saturday evening. Columbia High hosts Brunswick High at 7 30 p m in Columbia school gym. Lake Avenue Grange Hustlers host a card party at William Behnke home after 6 p m. New Oberlin Oberlin Grange hosts a card party at p m. North Ridgeville Rev W C Ferguson of Oberlin preaches at Congregational church Sunday in ECC absence. Grafton Rev George C Beebe sermon "He Follows It" last of three on The Christian and His Bible. Litchfield Young People's Club meets on 759 p m at George Round home with Bob Liesch leader. Litchfield B Y P U holds evening service at Baptist church 7 30 p m. Lagrange Rev Karl Darkey sermon "Martha" at MoE Church Sunday 11 165 a m.
The Jesus Helpers Sunday School Class met Tuesday at Crystal MacDonald’s home in Grafton. Winners of games and contests were Verla Stuart and Mrs. Dunlap. New girls joined, and members aging to the next class were feted. refreshments served to Verla Stuart Audry Jones Joyce Trenchard Ruth Ella Postle Jean McClintock June Scholl Melba Schwed Janet Dilly Lavahn Tucker Crystal MacDonald and Mrs D R Dunlap. The class will meet in February with Ruth Ella Postle.
The Democratic Club in N Ridgeville plans a 30 pm regular meeting. North Olmsted Kiwanis Club meets at the Parish House at 6 30 pm. Just Between You and Me Club in Grafton meets with Mrs Irma Guyeska Monday evening. Elyria Township Mothersingers gather at Lake Avenue School at 7 30 pm.
Grafton M. E. church officials, Sunday school teachers, and the official board met Tuesday evening after a six o'clock dinner in the church dining room. Basement work was discussed and the Young Peoples Class will manage it. A half price subscription offer for the Christian Advocate was announced, with the Sunday school covering the rest. Rev Beebe spoke on The Formation of the New Testament before the Official Board’s business session.
Lake Avenue hosts a Bible study at the school at 7 80 p m. North Olmsted study clubs and Grange events are listed with meetings at Lorain road Clague Road and Grange Halls. ObOLimer Oberlin Grange gatherings and a Peppy Panhandlers event are scheduled with a Tuesday morning home meeting and a noon dinner.
The Cemetery and Park Association of Litchfield held its annual meeting at the town hall on Tuesday afternoon with good attendance. Mrs Clyde Bradley was re elected president for the fifth consecutive year and others named included Mrs Arthur Holmes first vice president Mrs Court Sears second vice president Mrs Oberlitner secretary Mrs Myron Barth assistant secretary Mrs Ben Holmes treasurer and Mrs Abbie Flanery assistant treasurer A program followed featuring music by Mrs Homan a reading on The Preservation of our Trees by Mrs Oberlitner and performances by three boys Harry Lloyd Thurlow Flanery and Eugene Knepp A dainty lunch was served by the refreshment committees.
La Grange School auditorium was filled for a regular P T A meeting led by Mrs Dewey Aldrich. High school band numbers opened the session. Darius Holcomb reported the treasury and Leola Wilcox read the minutes. A banquet for 300 Dairy Association members was planned for February 21 with Mrs Curtiss and Mrs Erwin Adams named to oversee kitchen and dining room respectively. Rev Father Moran of Wellington spoke on religious training for future citizenship. Mr Harmon Sheldon spoke as well.
More than 75 members attended a New London Grange meeting featuring a 7 p m potluck supper and program. Lecturer Edmund Franklin led a farm accounting talk with samples, a Grange quartet performed two songs, a comedy playlet titled Samantha Changes Her Mind drew applause, and Rev Mrs D W Cox gave an address on Temperance.
Mrs Paul Bungart hosted a General Aid gathering for LaPorte M E Church women on Gratton Road Carlisle. Group 4 chair Mrs Ray Jackson led luncheon while Group 3 chair Mrs Thad Robson presided over devotion and business, planning a parish hall transformation with Miss June Harrison's color schemes and choir support.
Judges Prof. Quiz program J L Oppelt J P Holcomb and Bes sie Aldrich preside over a village event with contestants Mrs May Cake ly Mr and Mrs Carl Martin Betty Holcomb and Theodore Camp. Mrs Martin wins a box of candy as prizes and refreshments are provided by the committee.
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