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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1937
Page
3
Radio listings for NuRSDAY July 8 1987 show CAN programs with schedules and notices that may change. Listings indicate varying times and potential adjustments by stations and producers.
The wedding of Miss Flora Converse to Earl Converse took place at the bride’s parents home in New London with Rev. J. G. Koonts officiating. The reception followed for family from New London and nearby towns as the couple planned to reside with the bride’s parents. Mrs Converse, graduate of 8 S.H.S. Class of 37, and Earl Converse, formerly in New London schools, were spotlighted amid a garden-flower setting. The event concludes as they depart for a brief motor trip.
Hollywood star Mae West admits marriage to Frank Wallace in Milwaukee on April 11, 1911 and says the relationship was never consummated. She claims Wallace later married Ray Blakesly in New York on February 6, 1916 and asserts Wallace was divorced by Miss Blakesly in New Jersey on May 1, 1935. West contends Wallace lied to obtain a license in 1918. A court dispute over marital status continues with motions and upcoming deposition.
A thrilling prize fight story is presented at the Capitol Theatre starring Edward G. Robinson and Bette Davis. The production titled Kid Gala had offers a sensational tale delivered by the screen stars in a period piece format.
Domestic farce titled Hotel Haywire plays at the Lincoln Theatre headlined by Leo Carrillo Lynne Overman and Mary Carlisle. The rendering promises rapid gags and lighthearted hijinks in a lively screening.
Miss Patricia Schultz and parents spent July 4 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Chambers in Ford Road while her parents visited Detroit. Miss Myra Thompson, visiting Gulf Road relatives, leaves this week for Chattanooga Tennessee. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schroeder of East Cleveland stayed with H. C. Chambers on Ford Road Monday as Mrs. Arthur Eschtruth and Miss Edith White called Tuesday.
The Fourth of July oriented meeting of the Vincent Four-H Club The Sewing Sallies was held at Miss Lucille Sewning's home. President Loretta Lewis led the business session with secretary assistance. Margaret Tackags reported club activities and each member shared Fourth of July plans. Jeanette Lewis was absent. Refreshments were served. Next meeting set for July 3 at Marian and Margaret Roberts home. Brief notes cover visitors Harold Engle family from Detroit and W Fish family from Elwood as weekend guests.
Mrs Merle Smith and children Miss Marian Knapp of Olmsted Falls arrive to spend a few days at Mrs Francis Stinebring home. She will also visit Mrs Franklin Reese. Mr and Mrs William Trautwein and daughters Alice and Florence of Buffalo, NY, are weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Rowland Morris and visit friends in Lorain.
Mr and Mrs William Zimmer of Fort Wayne Indiana spent Saturday to Monday with Mr and Mrs William Heck and their sons Adelbert Baldwin of Ruggles visited his son and family T M Baldwin and relatives in town. Elyria residents Grant Glason and David Dunfee of Belmont called on Mrs Ellen Lanton. Verna and Laura Skala visited Miss Mary Grant and Charles Dunfee in Belmont Sunday. Frankie Reese who visited Mrs E G Taylor in West Palm Beach has returned home to Vincent. Mrs John Karman and Mrs J J Cook called on Mrs J G Morris Thursday.
News from correspondents lists events in multiple towns. Javon Lake Townsend Club meets at Park Hall at 8 p m Chatham Grange at school 7 30 p m La Grange Old Glory Grange at 8 30 p m Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange at Grange Hall 7 30 p m Valley City A B C Club hosts an event at Mrs Hauck home Maude Hauck assisting. also at 8 p m Avon Lake Girl Scouts meet at Park Hall 3 p m Chatham M E Ladies Aid ice cream social in church dining hall Columbia Church league soft ball games Baptist vs Ridgeville at Columbia Methodist vs Fields at 6 30 p m West Ridge Banner Four H Club with Donald Simms at 7 30 p m.
Sheffield report highlights three demonstrations during the Buckeye Sewers Club weekly meeting. Eleven members attended with their advisor. Avon Lake notes show the school board meeting occurred Tuesday.
At the Gulf Road home of President Zelma Smith an evening program featured Evelyn Lehman demonstrating darning Ruth Johnson showcasing first aid and bandaging Lois Youtzy presenting pattern cutting. Neva Carrick led the business meeting planning a Thursday coat factory tour in Elyria Ruth Johnson chosen for the county contest in August and Lois Youtzy with Betty Moon to Oberlin on July 14 as Senior contestants. Phyllis Bloom and Joyce Johnson will represent juniors Next meeting set July 14 at advisor Mrs E D Hoag Abbe Road Hostess served refreshments to eleven members and six guests.
Miss Jean White, daughter of Mr and Mrs Orlo White, married Earl Converse at their Spencer home in a quiet Saturday ceremony. The wedding settled in the couple’s future plans as family and close friends attended the intimate event.
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