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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
2
A collection of quips and banter from a New Yorker style scene. Jokes involve California sunshine and weather, a professor finding a hundred foot worm, and social humor about speech, manners, and family life. The snippets showcase witty exchanges among villagers and guests in a humorous local tone.
Warne Morris stars in The Kid Comes Back a prize-ring melodrama now showing at the Rivoli Theatre with the new venue debut.
Loretta Young leads a large cast including Richard Greene in Four Men and a Prayer now playing at the Capitol Theatre. The film showcases adventure and romance with a notable ensemble.
Radio listings detail Thursday June 9 1938 programs for Cleveland stations with varied acts and music blocks. Schedule includes talk segments, dance bands, news, and sign offs through late afternoon and evening hours.
Public auction directed by the Lorain County Court of Common Pleas whereby attached parcels in Sheffield Township are offered for sale. Property includes lots in Broadway Gardens and Gaylord Subdivision with bids to be cash. Sale details list dates and locations at Elyria Court House and presiding officers.
Pittsfield Methodist Church will hold Children s Day on Sunday evening June 12 with Mrs Black and Miss Mabel Browen directing the program beginning at 8 o clock. The Ladies Society of the Community church will run a bake sale at Watson s hardware store in Oberlin on Saturday morning June 11 starting at 9 o clock.
Community items report a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Thiele at Lodi hospital on Friday June 3. Mildred Tseeffel returns from Columbus after winter study. Ladies Aid to meet for an all day session at Mrs. A. Swanker’s home. Children’s Day planned at M P Church with a Friday 1:30 pm practice. Jim Wilson injured a hand when a wrench struck him while repairing a machine. Former 13th C V I members invited to a picnic at John Swartz’s home. Property sale notice details a lot along Broadway between Olive and De Witt in Sheffield Township with cash-on-day terms and minimum sale price estimated at 3158.00.
Jim Talbot, an exact double of James Long, takes Long's place to sail for Castanagua after a mysterious plea from Zach Webb. On board, he meets Strade and falls for Vara, who betrays him. a revolution driven by European interests aims at nitrate deposits. Jim saves Vara from a warehouse fire and discovers a perilous conspiracy.
Jim and Zach clash over Vara staying the night to learn Strade's plans. Jim defends Vara as potential ally while Zach warns of treachery. Vara flees with the route map, leaving Jim stunned as the drama continues.
Community groups across Avon Lake Townsend Chatham Lake Avenue North Olmsted and nearby towns host meetings, dances, and social gatherings tonight and Friday. Highlights include Grange events at multiple halls, 7:30 p.m. Red Cross class, a softball card party, and Children’s Day observances at churches and schools.
GRAFTON Children’s Day will be observed at the Grafton M E Church on Sunday June 12 from 9 30 to 10 30 a m The event invites Grafton members to attend the services and Annual Home Coming of Belden M E Church with Dr Wagar and former pastors as special guests The program features a spring pageant with the Sunday School children acting as a king queen and groups representing flowers raindrops and sunshine
Miss Lucile Wilcox daughter of Mrs Anna Wilcox and Howard Hanes son of Mr and Mrs Albert Hanes were married Saturday at 4 pm at the Methodist parsonage in Brighton Reverend H H Patrick officiated. The bride a Brigh ton High School graduate and former Rogers Variety Store employee in Wellington. The groom a Camden High School graduate and Lawrence Eaton trucking line employee in Sandusky. After the ceremony the couple went to rooms in Sandusky to begin housekeeping and plan a wedding trip to New York and other points later this week.
Friends and relatives honored Mr. and Mrs. Walter Derek at their Grafton home with a chicken dinner at Immaculate Conception Church. Guests included multiple local couples and relatives from Valley City Akron Cleveland Youngstown Florida and Stuedenville.
Sunday schedules show multiple churches observing Children’s Day. Rochester Methodist and North Olmsted Congregational plan joint or separate services, with times ranging from 10 to 11 a.m. Pittsfield Methodist hosts a Sunday evening service at 8. Carlisle pupils gather for a noon picnic at Frank Harrison grove with families and old photos invited.
Sir and Mrs D Alexander returned from Mobile Alabama after attending niece Mary Evelyn Yavboroughs graduation. They plan an indefinite stay. Frank Schmitz and Katherine Kriebel family ill at French Creek. Elinore Ford visited grandparents William and Elinore MacPherson. Mrs Frank Justin and Mrs Ges Hollinsworth visited Mrs N Webber. Myrtle Davis stayed with Carl Schmitz. Mr and Mrs N Webber and Mr
A new open air garden presents a casual experience with no cover charge and no minimums. The venue emphasizes easy enjoyment and a laid back atmosphere for patrons seeking a simple outdoor retreat.
At the Medina Chamber of Commerce meeting seventy members enjoyed a fish dinner at Tarrs Tavern Chippewa Lake Ruth Singer and her orchestra provided music The new business advertising project was presented by Larry Newberry Sr and approved with H C Ziegier named to assist as a committee member Judge Perry Stevens of Akron spoke on his Europe tour Miss Marcella Brainerd underwent appendicitis surgery in Marietta Ohio and is recovering Her father E P Brainerd will stay in Marietta for a few days Joseph Tien of Medina stationed in Norfolk Va has four years service and is visiting relatives Delores Sehring spent the weekend with the Hartmans and Bruce Garver Gardner family members were visiting Michigan The piece on tree rings explains growth as alternating Summerwood and Autumn wood textures.
Russell Holshue of Copley was fined $10 and costs by Mayor Garver Rueben Stein for operating a truck without a driver’s license. Akron police cited Paul Martin on North Court Street for speeding, with a $15 fine and costs.
Miss Belle Thompson entertained ten guests Saturday afternoon at a shower in compliment to Eddie Paul. Mrs. Dolores Schiring of Canton served as assistant hostess. Miss Edna Richker of Brunswick was sent to Louisville, Kentucky to spend the week as a delegate from the A. J. B. association of the Society for
Mrs. Frank Schmitz and Mr. Forest Taylor hosted a Sunday gathering in Medina. Miss Marie Linden was reported much improved. Robert Yunker of the U S Navy in Washington spent Sunday with Ralph Justin.
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