Ohio News In Brief: marriage plans and electric fence test
In Columbus Miss Laura Tiberl 27 and Frank Tiber 27 applied for a marriage license. both are unmarried and not related. In Lancaster farmer George Deeds reports an electrified barbed wire fence keeps cattle within bounds, first in Fairfield county. In Columbus Pennsylvania railroad tests glass bricks in a roundhouse to assess replacement for standard window glass. over 7 000 bricks costing 2100 pounds used. In Circleville Common Pleas Judge J W Adkins left for Portland Me on vacation, first trip away from work in 37 years.
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Columbus
Laura Tiberl
Laura Tiber
Frank Tiber
Carl F Brock
Lancaster
George Deeds
There
Deeds
Fairfield County
Pennsylvania Railroad
Circleville — Common Pleas Court
J. W. Adkins
Portland
Parnell at Capitol Theatre Promises Love versus Power
At Theatres Parnell shows the tale of a man who abandons fame fortune and power for the woman he loves. The Capitol Theatre screens the dramatic biopic detailing a personal sacrifice amid political intrigue.
Mountain Justice at Rivoli with Brent and Hutchinson
A romance of the mountain country screens at the Rivoli Theatre featuring George Brent and Josephine Hutchinson. The film presents rugged scenery and a melodramatic tale of love and hardship in a frontier setting.
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Rivoli
Rivoli Theatre
George Brent
Josephine Hutchinson
Radio Programs on WTAM and WHK Night Schedule 1937
Radio listings for Tuesday April 22 1937 across WTAM and WHK include programs such as Evening Rover with Bonntle Stewart Margon and Wayne King sings Vox, sports and news segments, band performances, and guests. The dense timetables show a wide mix of music talk and variety shows with multiple station feeds and regional listings.
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WTAM
Nets
Vances
Wales SidUe Newsy
Lowell Thomas
Real
Evening Rover
Bonntle Stewart
Margon
Wayne King Sue Vox
Abe
Holly
M-Braddock
Louth
Thady Vallee
Lewis Thompson
Alfen Rand M. Loean
Slumber
Avon Morning Glory Club Hosts Evening at Klingshires
Avon club members enjoyed a Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Klingshire with card games and prizes awarded to Mrs. Andrew Mitten, Mrs. William Fisher, and Mrs. Lawrence Heckel. Lunch followed and future hosting plans were announced. News notes list several local visits and moves, including the Brown and Baudrexel households, with residents shifting homes on Center Road and Julian Street.
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Orning Glory Club
Avon
Morning Glory
Edward Klingshire
Andrew Mittenaorf
William Fisher
Lawrence Heckel
C. T. Wilford
Mrs. Baudrexel
Center Road
Art Brown
Mrs. Brown
Dechant
Julian Street
Mrs. Fritsch
Kelling
Mrs. Blake and
Blakes
Baudrexel
Hollywood Letters Show Sensitivity To Film Heroes And Real People
Hollywood columnist notes mass reactions to on screen actions from animal cruelty to plane crashes and foreign depictions. He jests about forming a Columnists Protective League while recalling anecdotes about Lily Pons, Norma Shearer, Gloria Swanson, and Jean Parker, plus a British Braille milestone.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Producers Association
Local clubs and meetings schedule for Tuesday to Thursday
Local notices list numerous club gatherings across towns. Medina Litchfield Avon Lake Columbia Grafton East Ridge and nearby areas host garden clubs Granges Ladies Aid Boy Scouts and community groups with times ranging from afternoon to evening and events including picnics, all day sessions, and a mother-daughter banquet.
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Litchfield — Garden Club
L. H. Randall
Medina
Wakeman
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Alumni Meet at Birmingham Banquet and Dances
The Birmingham high school auditorium hosted the Alumni banquet with a large crowd. President Lewis Ladrach provided the speech, Donald Wasem welcomed the class of 37, Lawrence Shafts spoke, and toasts were given by Ekobart, Felshaw, and Mrs. Andrews. Ruth Mary and Jack Nabakowski performed an accordion and xylophone duet before announcing the class of 37. A second business meeting elected Stanton Vincent as president, Leonard Gerber as vice president, Nadine Wengel as secretary, and Myron Knott as treasurer. The evening continued with visiting and dancing.
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Birmingham
Birmingham High School
Birmingham Ladies Aid
Lewis Ladrach
Donald Wasem
Lawrence Shafts
Messrs
Ekobart
Felshaw
Andrews
Ruth Mary
Jack Nabakowski
Stanton Vincent
Leonard Gerber
Nadine Wengel
Myron Knott
The Silent Observer and Modern Slang in 1900s Wit
A humorous column quips about a widow consulting a medium who reveals her deceased husband is happier in heaven yet not there. It riffs on Shakespeare with jokes about slang, dated expressions, a hen that lays under a bed, and a mock dialogue on fashion slavery and family.
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John
Spook
Heaven
Ohio
Wilhelm brothers entertain at South Amherst Children's Day
South Amherst observes Children’s Day with the four Wilhelm brothers Jack Jerry Jimmy and Bob performing stringed music at the Sunday school hour in the Methodist church. Zelma Bryant Crom Oberlin gave a reading and all fathers present received roses. A Congregational church service featured recitations and songs by Sunday school members. The Merry Maids Class of St John’s Evangelical plans an evening gathering hosted by Miss Marian Heussner with Marian Kachman assisting including a scavenger hunt. Congregational Ladies Dime Society hosts a Thursday afternoon open home by Mrs Herman Witt. A Silver Tea is set for Thursday on the Mori residence lawn hosted by Mrs Paul Mori. Members of Circle Two of St John’s participate.
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South Amherst
Wilhelm Brothers
Jack
Jerry
Jimmy
Bob
Peeple
Methodist Church
Zelma Bryant Crom Oberlin
Congregational Church
Sun_day school
Merry Maids
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Marian Heussner
Marian Kachman
Herman Witt
Congregational Ladies Dime Society
Paul Mori
Circle Two
St. John’s
Wonen’s Union hosts hike for Y P L members Thursday
Wonen's Union will host an 88 Y P L hike to Bechstolen's Woods Thursday evening. All members are asked to meet at St. John's church at 6:00. Numerous local residents and visitors are listed with travels between Akron Elyria Amherst and Cleveland, including Amelia Schneider enjoying a vacation from Fairview Hospital in Cleveland and various family visits.
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Bechstolen’s Woods
St. John's Chorch
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