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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
6
Oberlin residents of Lorain and Elyria may use the Oberlin College tennis courts all summer for a $3.00 per family fee, announced today by the Men's and Women's Departments of Physical Education.
RALEM Oregon Willamette University law seniors will be apprenticed to practicing lawyers in this city. Dean Roy M Lockenour announced the plan modeled after the administration department program. Local bar association members will select attorneys to advise students. One graduate will be assigned to each lawyer at the start of the school year.
The high velocity romance of two famous people lends a melodious theme to the new Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers film Shall We Dance, opening tomorrow at Capitol Theatre.
James Ellison stars as a comical young sergeant in 23 12 Hours Leave now playing at the Rivoli Theatre. The film features Ellison’s sharp timing and a cast of supporting players delivering light, lively wartime comedy.
Listing of WHR WGAR WJAY and other stations with varied programs including Vox Pop Hum Harn Swing Music Rhythm and Music topics along with sports reports and dance along with show names and announcers noted throughout the schedule
The draft radio grid for WAM Cleveland on Sunday June 6 lists a packed schedule across AM and FM bands with a variety of music programs, news bulletins, orchestras, Polish and Bohemian hour blocks, and multiple featured ensembles. Notable entries include Croatian Hour, Russo's Orch, and Dorothy Dress M. Salt Lake Choir, plus a range of symphonette, chamber, and dance orchestras.
Tonight in Columbia and nearby towns matches and meetings fill the schedule. Columbia Methodists meet Fields at 6 30 p m on the school diamond while Baptist team plays Ridgeville Congregational at Ridgeville. Others attend classes and lodge meetings across Grafton Wakeman Carlisle and Litchfield with services, reunions, and community programs also listed.
Belden Jolly Joe held its meeting at the Schoolhouse with 12 of the enrollment present. A team demonstration on color org was given by Florence and Jeanne Wise followed by refreshments. Recreation hour directed by Ruth Tomkins concluded the gathering.
Belden M E Church will observe its annual homecoming on Sunday June 6 with a special union service for Grafton and Belden churches at eleven in Belden. Rev Edgar H Thompson, former pastor for both churches, will preach. Members are asked to bring a picnic lunch. Coffee served at Grange Hall. An afternoon program follows after dinner. Sunday School will be held in Grafton at 9:30.
The La Grange High School band conducted by Russell Peterson will perform every Saturday night on the square in La Grange starting June 5 and continuing through the summer months. Sponsored by La Grange business men the school and the carnival committee.
Elyria physician Dr Edwin Kirby was the morning worship speaker at La Porte M E Church riding the theme Service Sacrifice and Love. Eleanor and Elizabeth Robson sang City Four Square as a duet and custodial duties were scheduled among congregation families with Ava Pithin maintaining the tentative dates.
Mr and Mrs Archie Welton and family welcomed about twenty friends and relatives Saturday evening at their home in which they had resided for two weeks. Mrs Roy Wimpenny and Miss were among the attendees.
Mrs Robert Lee welcomed Lambda Chi members at Oberlin Avenue Lorain for a social evening with music games and refreshments. Plans include a June 11 anniversary dinner at Lotus Garden in Cleveland followed by theater. Election of officers named Myron Lavassier president Joyce Gregor treasurer and others.
A string of social visits is reported with Roy Brightbill and Carl Diadrick guests at Edward Diedrick's Lorain home. Hurlbut and family at Ella Hurlbut's Norwalk home. Bailey home hosted Marty Schonauer and family from Coshocton. Reisinger from Elyria, Jean Savage of Lakewood, and Rose Kolb visiting relatives. Ruby Daucy and Ruth Williams depart for Veronm employment. London and Paris coronation stamps arrive for Joyce Gregg.
Local residents share visits across Huntington with relatives from Mansfield Cleveland Elyria and Lorain. Supper guests include Fred Lorence and wife from Wellington and William Ginnard from Cleveland. Decoration Day calls at state game farms and at the West/Sesssion homes mark a busy period.
Recent calls at the Laughery home include Mr and Mrs Ulph Dirlam of Lorah Mrs Lot Dirlam Oberlin Mrs Junte Tompkins Mrs Gregg Harry the torbacher Mrs Van Cleef and Mr and Mrs Ed Wilcox with Franks of Wellington Also Mr and Mrs Joowang Levy of Ashland Mr and Mrs Fred Mahog spent Sunday in Apple Creek John Hilliker and family of Wellington were entertained at Carl Crapo home last Sunday
Congregational church holds combined service at 10 with baptism and sermon by Rev. F IL Schott. Young People’s Society not meeting Sunday evening. Various clubs and lodge meet next week including Thimble Sisters quilting Tuesday and Ladies Benevolent Society Thursday. Garden Club program June 8 features Rose Culture and sunlight topic. New school staff named for coming year and Girl Reserves officers elected. Local residents visit and move residences. Evangelist Rev Allan and family from Florida to spend summer with meetings in town.
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