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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
9
Unconscious for three days after Miriam Culler, honor student and daughter of James and Mrs. Culler, collapsed while delivering the valedictory at Adario High School commencement near Shiloh. Doctors attributed the fainting to a strenuous end of school schedule. condition improved by today under care of Dr. C. O. Butner and Superintendent Robert Woendland.
New officers and committee appointments were announced at the Indus Club meeting at the Y. M. C. A. Beal led as president with Leonard Dellefield as vice president and Robert Bearer as secretary. Committees cover social program initiation publicity and sick duties with a Cedar Point club party planned for June 16 departing at 12 30 p m from the Y M C A.
Incorporation papers filed in Columbus for Laubenthal Trucking Inc of Elyria. 100 shares no par value. Incorporators Amelia Laubenthal Lucille Laubenthal and Omer J. Laubenthal, all of Elyria. No company plans disclosed.
On Wednesday June 2 1987 WGAR and related stations list a busy lineup of programs across music news sports and light entertainment. Featured items include Cavalende Lily Pons J Dragonette Babe Ruth Edw A Filene and Amos n Andy with a night of musical revue and dramatic sketches.
A collage of light verse and jokes from a bygone issue. It pokes fun at math yardsticks, wedding theater seating, and aging cars, with quips about opium dreams, a Texas catfish accident, editors facing government reform, and a banker’s pipe dream. Light, period voice, and urban tableaux anchor the page.
Federal Reserve officials decide to buy government securities to steady a falling market, risking larger bank losses later. The piece notes potential inflation in commodity prices and pressures on interest rates, while addressing balancing the federal budget through spending cuts or tax increases.
News From Correspondents lists events for Avon Lake North Olmsted Lake Avenue Clarkfield Grafton Columbia Rochester Wakeman South Ridge Fields and other towns with Scout Circle luncheon Four-H clubs church meetings and civil club activities scheduled across multiple communities tonight and tomorrow.
A 2:30 p m Sunday marriage united Margaret Thompson of Wellington and Glen Zimmerman at the Baptist parsonage in Elston. The couple were honored at a six o’clock supper at the Thompson home on Main Street Grafton. Attendees included the bride’s father Charles Thompson and her brothers Leroy and William of Lorain, Ernest Molnar and sons Ronald and Charles, Doris Thompson of Wakeman, William Keres of Lorain, and Mr and Mrs Harvey Walters and daughter.
A wedding reception in Wellington honored the groom and bride as Aon and family from Grafton and many guests including Mr and Mrs George Zimmerman and Mona of Pittfield, Mr and Mrs White of Wellington, Mr and Mrs Perry Thompson and daughter Edna attended at 127 West Avenue. The groom is employed at Farnmyer's Grain and Milling Co in Wellington.
GRAFTON Commencement exercises set for June 3 at the Grafton School Auditorium. The program includes processional Hall to the Victors America, invocations, Bird Songs at Eventide, address by Supt. Walter A Jantz and Howard Butler, Medley United We Stand, baccalaureate prayer, presentation of class to the board, diplomas, and benediction. Music by Lorain County Concert Ensemble. Class colors scarlet and silver, motto Be Square, flower red rose.
Vincent school eighth graders celebrated final steps to high school with a program including music, plays and diploma presentations by Ridgar B. Alberts. Class motto There is no elevator to success. Carnation flowers and blue and white colors. graduates listed include Priscilla Abahazi Frances Adancok Stave Rakas Helen Buckosh and others.
Mementos and a decorated cake marked the 23rd birthday surprise for Thomas Haldwin hosted by Mr and Mrs T M Haldwin. Cream wafers and refreshments followed a pleasant evening as friends recognized the occasion with best wishes.
PEMBINA North Dakota an old account records a Minnesota governor involved in a 1869 plan to annex the Canadian northwest. Hyacinthe Villeneuve recalls Gov William R Marshall leading a party from St Paul to Winnipeg and Fort Garry amid Louis Riel’s Manitoba rebellion.
The new version opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre. It features dialogue that the silent film could only hint at and promises a fuller theatrical experience for audiences.
Wallace Beery stars in Good Old Soak at the Capitol Theatre in Petversham Massachusetts. The presentation marks a notable screen appearance with Beery in the title role as audiences flock to the historic venue.
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