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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1938
Page
11
In Paris on January 28, a cache of 600 hand grenades seized from the hooded men exploded amid soldiers. Police say 14 were killed, with more feared buried. Bomb cases toppled during removal at Villejuif, then Vincennes proving ground.
The Capitol Theatre will present singing by Lily Pons and a comedy by Jack Oakie and Ed ward Everett Horton among its attractions opening tomorrow.
Jessie Matthews leads a lively Rivoli screening of Gangway offering music dance and comedy. The lighthearted revue features Matthews as the star with exuberant songs and choreographed routines for a melodic cinematic night.
West Ridge notes list Mr and Mrs R L Walker with Mr and Mrs H J Hiller at the Farmers Institute in Huntington on Wednesday evening. Mrs Ollie Minnich attended a tureen dinner at St Marys Hall on Thursday. Mrs Ida Kruger joined the Ladies Aid Society meeting at the Methodist church in Elyria on Thursday. Mr and Mrs Edward Haim and daughter Martha of Lakeshore Road called on Mr and Mrs Charles Schaible Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Ollie Minnich and …
The Lichty family visited Mr and Mrs Mac Minnich and Mrs Joseph Myers in Ridgeville, Mrs Walter Grobe and W F Eldred in Elyria called on Charles Schaible, and R L Walker attended the Farmers Institute in Huntington. R L Walker and I F Eldred also attended Mrs Meri bah Boise funeral in Wellington. Mrs R L Walker attended the funeral of Mrs Sarah Avery in Pittsfield.
Radio schedule listings show programs on WTA WHR WGAR WCLE and more for January 26 1988 with hour by hour lineups including News Prelude Dinner Music Easy Aces Poetic Melodies and Town Hall segments. The page mixes program names with station identifiers and partial show notes across morning to late evening.
Practical advice for women on achieving smooth legs under short skirts. Covers skin care to reduce gooseflesh, choosing skirt length with mirror checks, stocking shades to suit outfits, exercises to shape calves, hair removal ideas, and pre-summer beauty routines for a polished leg appearance.
Litchfield Grange meets at town hall 7:30 P M. North Olmsted Grange at town hall. West Ridge Cloverleaf Club at Mrs Harry Lauer home. Carlisle Laurel M Church Young People Choir rehearsal 7:30 P M. Clarksfield Ladies Aid at Mrs Bertha Twaddle. La Grange Old Glory Grange regular meeting and box social Thursday evening. Ghfton Cafeteria supper at M E Church from 4 PM. Cover Center Pine Rebekah Lodge hosts pinochle card party Thursday night. Chatham Grange sponsors a card party at the school 8 PM.
The story centers on rich socialite Robin Godine and Cary, a medical student working for an escort bureau. He secretly loves her but wealth and pride drive a rift. After a series of betrayals and hurt pride, Cary confronts consequences tied to Robin and her circle, with Ted and Ruth observing the fallout.
In a crowded kitchen scene Lyris schemes to win Cary’s affection, pressing Jed to speak for her. Jed doubts her plan yet Brad’s talk of a mock wedding sparks a bold, risky idea that could reshape their ambitions and romances.
Local groups across Olmsted, Elyria, Grafton, and Lorain hold daytime meetings and evening events. Activities include quilting clubs, luncheon clubs, foreign mission society gatherings, a Father Son banquet, a Townsend Club pot luck, a P T A amateur show, and a first and second degree at North Elyria Grange.
Knights of St. John meet at St. Peter's auditorium at 7 PM. W C T U meets at 2 PM at Mrs. H H Drusendahl’s home. Boy Scouts gather 7 30 PM at Park Hall Avon Lake. Temperance program 2 PM at Brighton High School auditorium guest speaker. Chatham High travels to Liverpool at 7 36 PM. East Carlisle Community Club card party 6 PM at school. Circle No 6 Aid Society meets with Mrs. Paul Sage 2 PM with program and refreshments.
Group Three of the Ladies Aid hosts a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Biddulph on Porter Road at 8 30 P M Welcome Sisters plan a second card party at the town hall at 8 30 P M both events in North Olmsted inviting residents to attend and enjoy games and fellowship.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Mellenbrooke celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with Open House at their daughter’s home on Columbia Road. A Sunday morning surprise breakfast was hosted by the Community Church Sunday School ladies' class. The couple, formerly of a Olmsted farm, later moved to Olmsted Falls. Their daughter Cynthia Simmerer and grandchildren Ruth and Bernard survive.
Carlisle residents gather at La Porte M E Church basement on Wednesday February 2 at 6 pm for a supper hosted by mothers of the Young People's Choir and aided by La Porte Ladies Aid. Fathers and community men volunteer labor as 100 reservations are sought, with proceeds funding a re decoration into a social room for church and community events.
Members of East Carlisle Com party plan a social evening at the school on Friday January 2 with a bridge game and other favorites. An auctioneer will bid for boxes of two lunches prepared by ladies to raise funds for club projects for the year. Coffee will be served. Mrs Frank Rhoads chairs the event.
Rev. Thomas Hughes, pastor of La Porte VM. E. Church, announces a Sunday sermon at 1 p m titled The Church As Others See It. The talk will include a study of criticisms of the church and related themes.
Grafton volunteers elect Ralph Kolinski president Frank Wilbeank vice president Elmer Stoll secretary and Clair Miller treasurer. Firefighters answered a call at the Knapp home on Crook Street Monday morning. The blaze was quickly extinguished with only slight damage. It was the department's second car in a year.
Wakeman Mrs Don Watson entertained the Garden Club at her Abbott street home. Roll call "Helps and Hints." Birthday wish for Mrs Karl Love. New member Mrs Hughey welcomed. Mrs C S Clark Sr gave paper on New Flowers for 1938. May Bacon spoke on Testing and Starting Seeds. Seed Contest conducted by Mrs Clarence Pierce. Refreshments served by the hostess with Mrs Farr Fletcher and Mrs F E Eastman. Pastor invites community to attend special music by the Young People's Choir. Rev Hughes spoke last Sunday on Open Doors from Revelations 3 8. Choir presented Oh What a Wonderful Savior.
Miss Avis Hastings entertained eight members of her Sunday School class from the Second Congregational church at her Grafton road home. Grafton road resident Mrs Ida Hingham visited for a week with her nephew and his wife Mr and Mrs Lee Holcomb of Lorain. Callers Sunday at L D Hamlin's home included Mrs Earl Fauver and Mrs Claude Jones of Elyria. Mr and Mrs William A Rennie hosted Thursday dinner for Mrs Peter Ignaste of Lorain.
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