Townsend Meeting Reports Held By Townsmen At Hill
Townsmen gathered as President Hill made a speech while Vice President Doane again filled the chair and presided at the Townsend meeting last evening, delivering a very notable session.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
10
Townsmen gathered as President Hill made a speech while Vice President Doane again filled the chair and presided at the Townsend meeting last evening, delivering a very notable session.
Visitors from Dover Carter and La Grange attend the Elyria Townsend Club event. Rev. Charles S. Pickering returns to praise the Town send movement and Ohio club work. Upcoming: July 10 Ohio Townsend Convention in Akron to elect officers. July 15 meeting in Cleveland with Dr. Townsend. Event invites June 22 social at Grange Hall, Well ington, and June 24 party at 136 Middle Avenue with Arthur Mackin’s orchestra. The June 26 Town send rally at the Fair Grounds features coffee at noon. Free admission. speeches and entertainment follow.
Mish Batty Churchward hosted a Wednesday party with bingo and cootie. Out of town guests included Miss Roberta Schneider of Eaton and Owen Harrison and Merton Bartter of Fields. The piece notes initiations on June 15 and various social visits among local families and guests.
New York June 22 Bud Kelland is acclaimed as the era’s most financially successful male fiction writer with strong status after previous low points. His best known film linked work Mr Leeds Goes To Town, though he calls it his least significant. Grantland Rice is among his closest companions as Kelland, a Michigan origin writer, remains a witty urban insider with a down-to-earth look and sharp, stinging humor.
Dutch Treat luncheon scene and a look at Harry Wilks the colored fighter who fasts yearly, Bill Robinson and Cab Calloway as companions, Ward Morehouse the theatre chronicler, Miriam Hopkins, and the fading cane era. Caruso’s revival hints and Sardis a mid town lunch spot draw theater crowd. Raleigh Room at Warwick showcases Dean Cornwell murals on modern celebrity worship. Guy Lombardo’s demanding rehearsals and Carmen Lombardo noted. A poem closes the piece recalling Esmond O’Brien.
Salvationists from Cleveland will give a program at the Salvation Army hall tomorrow evening starting at 7 46. Adjutant Hurdle and Christopher will lead the service and the group will sing old Negro spirituals. The public is invited to attend.
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