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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1938

Page

4

Spawn of the North on studio sets shows costs and craft control

Hollywood notes reveal four veteran boats on a Paramount tank built for Spawn of the North costing 35000 with boats at 20000. wind and light are controlled in studio scenes to protect sound and visuals. Dorothy Lamour, Akim Tamiroff, and George Raft perform as cameras and crews adjust to craft the mood. Literate anecdotes from sets include a hatchet scene, Cockney and other accents, and Louise Campbell’s on location chatter.

Hollywood Paramount Skagway Mazatalan Dorothy Lamour George Raft Mother Nature Akim Tamiroff Dorothy Akim Tamiroff Henry Hathaway Francois Villon Frank Lloyd Frank Glasgow Paris Louise Campbell Nickles Louise

Kazan Closes Winter Season With Twelve Mile Ski Run

A twelve mile ski run in Kazan marks the end of the winter sports season. The event signals closure for the Kazan winter program and capped ongoing regional winter activities.

Kazan Russia

Double Identity Daring Escape in Costanagua

Jim Talbot a famed adventurer meets his exact double James Long and must assume his identity after Long is killed. Pursued by Strade and Maklin, Jim travels to Cochila to uncover a revolutionary plot in Costanagua and is torn between Vara's plea and his mission as he decides whether to flee with her or confront the danger. Vara reveals love as Jim weighs leaving or staying to thwart enemies.

Miami Jim Talbot James Long Long Castanagua Central American Republic Zachary Webb Jim Strade Maklin Vara Cochila Costanagua Don Jose Alvarado de Montez Gac Webb Don Jose Zach Tye Bueno Frank Shen America Jimmy Makrin

East Carlisle School Presents Anne of Ann Arbor Play

Carlisle report details East Carlisle school's graduation class staging the play Anne of Ann Arbor with Jim Jackson Lyle Bungart and Lu cille Buswell in key roles. Cast, stage design, and committees are listed. principal Harley C. Haskins thanked parents and students in the closing remarks.

Jim Jackson Robert Fling Mildred Lottman Helen Thomas Anna Kasik Flossie Dorothy Smith

Heritage School Honors Staff with Roses and Student Acts

Mrs. Nora E Neher the seventh grade drama coach received a box of American beauty roses from the graduating class for her vision and training of the play characters Mrs Kirwan county music teacher led the Girls Glee Club in Now the Day Is Over Welcome Sweet Springtime Song of the Islands Glow Worm Lyle Bungart offered two accordion solos Lucille Brightbill delivered the salutatory to the parents Miss Beryl continued the program with further remarks

Nora E. Neher Kirwan

Summer art course offered by Miss June Harrison

Miss June Harrison, county art teacher, will offer a Summer art course starting June 15 at East Carlisle school one day weekly from 8 30 to 12 00 am. Enrollment is open for students and, if enough adults join, an accompanying class will run. Handicrafts, outdoor sketching with Cascade Park trips, Court House structure interest, and Marionette construction are listed features.

June Harrison East Carlisle Cascade Park Court House

Eaton Church to Stage Joy to All Nations Pageant Sunday

Eaton Church plans a Sunday pageant titled Joy to All Nations presented by the Junior Choir. The program features about twenty characters in costumes with music by the Junior Choir and a production team from Columbus. The play highlights missions with numerous international roles and church group participation.

Eaton Church Will Bean Columbus Folhave Spirit of Missions Mars Thoodore Carpenter Mary Cook Marc Cornish Keneth Grills Japan Lois Huhna India Sally Morgan Mexico Dolores Reisinger Afica Chinen Argentina Vyugt Posts Rice Doris T Philecene Islands Aine Lee Saraes Fidelis Packer

Cincinnati Man Ta Head Manufacturers end TTA TOTS

Cincinnati, today, Geer was chosen president of the Ohio Manufacturers Association by the board to succeed the late Charles F. Michael of Bucyrus. Geier, past president of the Dreamization-A veers, is chairman of the board and treasurer of the Cincinnati Milling.

Columbus Philim O. Geer Cincinnati Dent Ohio Manufaccurers’ Association Charles F. Michael Buevrus Geier Ipastive Dreamization Wale Abiasils Ca

Grafton Mission Meets with 13 in Attendee List

Grafton The Reign Missionary Se held its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Roy Lang. The meeting opened with a song and devotionals. A short talk on Niemoller Protestant Martyr followed. Rev. George C. Beebe spoke on the China Japan war situation. Refreshments were served with 13 members present.

Grafton Roy Lang FL J. Cara Marie Fisdens Aclih

Willing Workers 4-H Club Meeting Reports Activities

Willing Workers 4 H Club met Tuesday at the home of Mrs Otis Lyndes with Miss Frances Eckert Home Demonstration Agent and advisor Mrs Dorothy McGill present Plans were made to attend the Ad club meeting at Ely Thursday Members visited Jane who is confined and gave a gift Refreshments were served The surprise box furnished by Dean Dunlap followed a social celebrating Caroline Rising’s graduation More guests attended from Akron and Elyria for various dinners and parties hosted by local families including Mr and Mrs Trembath Mrs Grace Park and Mr and Mrs Harold Miller Also noted were visits to Cleveland for graduation celebrations and upcoming applications with Miss Harrison.

Otis Lyndes Frances Eckert Demnote Dorothy McGill Beet Elyvia Clus Jane Ber Dean Dunlap Caroline Young Lawres Phyllis Akron Tom Trembath Sun. Samuel Grace Park Carrie Ogden Arthur Bruce la Porte Air Clair Miller Sis Donald Harold Miller Rittman F. J. Miller M.A. Dickason Vernit Sukerman Spencer Eleanor Dudek Lillian Miller Cleveland Clarence Wansdins Hal Rothgery Tom Washington Dorothy Prindle Lyle Prindle Mare Mills Helen Elyria Herman Sneil Columbia Margaret Banke

Scouts Prepare Camp at Elyria Country Club Grounds

Friday and Saturday plan a three troop Scout Muster at the Elyria Country Club sand property deck to train for a three day camp in June when the National Scout Organization will meet at the Fair Grounds. East Carlisle Board re employed custodian Charles Henne and bus drivers Carrol Shepard Henry Schildt and Chas Greene.

Elyria Country Club Myron Saussler National Scout Organization Fair Grounds Ay Ria Carlisle Board of Education East Carlisle School Charles Henne Carrol Shepard Henry Schildt Chas Greene East Carlisle

Kidnaping charge arri g nment and community notices

At Woman's arraignment on kidnaping charge Hoffner and a list of co-defendants are named. Commencement activities will surround the alumni banquet at the school auditorium Saturday evening. Mrs M A Burris hosted the Ladies Aid Society and plans were made for the alumni banquet and summer work. Miss Alice Hurlbut to entertain in two weeks. Brownheim district events include institute attendance and birthday celebrations. Abherlin and others discharged from Teen Hospital Wednesday.

Hoffner Alfred Huber Norman Kreeger Chester Kabuske William Kunzman James Larson Robert Lauer Robert Laux Elmer Maloney Irvin Maxwell, Jr Donald Maze Clifford Messal Joseph McCan John Mikitka Bruce Pumphrey Earl Sabiers David Schmitkhons James Short Robert Slack Ralph Thomas Gerald van Kouren Pat Wenzel Francis Young Annal M.A. Burris Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Alice Hurlbut Jeferens

Amherst High School 31st Commencement Held

Amherst O June 2 The Amherst High School held its 31st annual commencement exercises in the school auditorium. The program featured a choral selection, a presentation of awards for history and English literature, diplomas, and honors in scholarship. Class officers were named and the class motto stated Today we follow tomorrow we lead with pink carnation flowers, blue and silver colors, and a strong list of graduates and National Honor Society members.

Amherst. O Amherst Ho Processhital Edouerd Beehsehen Tschamolins Hope Emmachlercella Alvin Dennis Doroathy Tunes Amherst Study Club Arthur Roth Betty Kelly Istory Beverly Brace Marion Steele Amherst Hi John Sharp Press of Board of Education T. J. Williams Warriors Gaston Bords Herbert Gammons Robert Laux Mary Izold Beverly Bruce Susan Katonak Florence Raesier Norman Kreeger Janice Bruce National Honor Society Mars Izuld James Larson David Schmitkens Donald Maze John Muskitka School of Commerce Betty Gawne Ruth Hollingsworth Margaret Krieg Florence Raesler Margaret St. George Helen Abraham Ruth Barris Hilda Behrendt Mary Berger Virginia Burker Betix Kelix Eva Koepke Constance Kreeger Fileen Kreeger Mary Alice McDermott Nellie Miller Hazel Murdy

Mrs Mars Chapman Fetes Birthday at Oberlin Visit

Mrs Mars Chapman of Oberlin was surprised by her children and relatives at the home of Mr and Mrs Raynen Brasee to celebrate her birthday anniversary. Attendees included Rachel and Char racee Ann and Mrs Carl Brand Vera Lenoy Brasee Mrs Amelia Huelett and Lyn Brasee with family. Dainty refreshments were served in the late afternoon. Gifts were presented to Mrs Chapman.

Usfield Mars ¥ Chapman Oberlin Raynen Brasee Rachel Charrasee Ann Carl Brand Vera Lenoy Brasee Amelia Huelett Pittsfield Lyn Bra

Luikart family funeral and area social notes

Mr and Mrs J Al Luikart attended the funeral for Charles Luikart of Wheeling WV. A group of Young people joined Rev and Mrs Black for Epworth Euclid Church services in East Cleveland. Others include Helen Rhea Harold Virginia Davidson Louise Jackie Katherine Margaret Luikart Richard Rhodes Emma ne Baum Willard Waite Vera Brandt and more. Miro and Mrs Fred Zimmerman moved to Penfield. Dr Will Sherburne attended the Lorain County Dental Association meeting at Lorain Country Club. Robert Avery of Baldwin Wallace College Berea visited family members and called on Wallace Bear.

al Luikart Charles Luikart Wheeling W. Va Black East Cleveland Epworth Euclid Church Helen Rhea Harold Virginia Davidson Louise Jackie Charles Katherine Margaret Luikart Richard Rhodes Emmane Baum Willard Waite Vera Brandt Rittman Carl Brandt Bud McDonald Richard Wakeman Edgar Giffard Miro Fred Zimmerman Penfield Will Sherburne Lorain County Dental Association Lorain Country Club

Wellington seniors star in New Fires comedy at Opera House

Wellington High School seniors Evelyn Schaffer Lucile Green and Harold Sheldon perform in the three act comedy New Fires. The show is slated for Thursday June 9 at 8 PM in the Wellington Opera House. Mr and Mrs W B Mills visited Mr and Mrs John Hendle and family of Sheffield Lake and Mrs Etta Cole and son George.

Wellington High School Evelyn Schafer Lucile Green Harold Sheldon Wellington Opera House W. B. Mills John Hendle Sheffield Lake Etta Cole George

Belgian Congo speaker to address Eaton Sunday service

Alan Johnson of Bolenge Africa, a Hiram student and Congo mission child, will speak at the morning Eaton church service on Congo missions from a firsthand perspective. He will present slides of his Congo years and a pageant titled Joy to All Nations in the evening. Children’s Day offerings will support foreign missions including Congo work.

Alan Johnson Bolenge Africa Eaton Johnson Hiram Congo

Columbia Sponsors Fish Fry To Benefit Church Interior

The Columbia Methodist Brotherhood sponsors two fish fries at the Town Hall on Tuesday evening June 12. The public is invited with proceeds to redecorate the church interior. P. W. Heineman will supervise the frying and Ralph Linderman handles tickets.

Columbia Clumbia Methodist Brotherhood P. W. Heineman Ralph Linderman

Methodist and Baptist Services and Society Meetings Week

Church services set for Sunday with 9 45 a m start and 11 a m Sunday school. Baptist service at 10 30 a m with Rev Olmsted preaching. Methodist Children Day June 12 and various society meetings follow. Local families host June events and weekend visits featured.

Methodist Charles Stephens Women's Baptist Mission Circle Ladies Aid Society Thomas Hughes Baptist Church C. T. Olmsted Friendship Class Methodist Sunday School George May Olmsted J. H. Barter John Gordon Bartter Baby Elyria Ivan Bartter Minneapolis Minn Clark Ferguson Fred Fish Madison Murrle Fish Burton Fish Burton Chisese

Mission Circle Welcomes Osbornes as Guests

Rev and Mrs Leon Osborne attended the Women’s Baptist Mission Circle gathering at Mrs John Snell’s home. They plan to sail July 1 from the West Coast to China if possible, after furloughs and years as China missionaries. They have been touring the U S and recently returned from Texas. The group donated $5 to the cause.

Leon Osperne Women’s Baptist Mission Circle John Snell Osborne China United States Texas

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