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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1937
Page
8
Local groups schedule March meetings and events at schools churches and halls. PTA gatherings Knights of Pythias Legion auxiliary and youth circles announce talks dances bingo and religious services with dates this week. Addresses houses and hosts include Amherst Central Book Store St Joseph Church and St Ann's society with Lenten and confirmation events.
Local church groups plan meetings at homes and church parlors including Sunday School board activities and praise services. Oberlin College Ladies Glee Club to perform at 4 pm on Palm Sunday. Hospital discharges list several Amherst area patients. Unicameral Club formed in Lincoln wives of Nebraska legislators. A police mishap with a tear gas pen in Grants Pass. Toledo news mentions city budget and wage discussions. Pharmacology note on blood pressure and temperature control.
Diary notes from New York on March 8 recount Will White’s tribute to Brock Pemberton’s mother, social visits, and dinner plans while reflecting on absinthe revival ideas in France, early cinema gossip, and a quirky phobia about washed clothing. includes cultural nods to Paris, Montparnasse, and absinthe lore.
A collage of cultural tidbits lists Peter Dixon youngest radio script writer, Achmed Abdullah unglasses a monocle, Lily Pons breakfast artichokes, Danish Guard pay, Rudy Valee lozenges, Oppenheim anagram habit, Patsy Kelly cafe, Rex Beach radio bets, Sinclair Lewis fan mail, Ozark foot calluses, and a joke about standing on live coal with a question about which foot.
Grafton Women’s Bible Class gathered Thursday afternoon at Rev. and Mrs. Beebe’s home with Mrs. Nettle Reichard presiding. Members discussed minor subjects, read verses, and shared poems. Refreshments were served to a list of attendees, with next meeting set for Mrs. Reichard’s home. P. T. A Card Party at School drew twenty tables. awards given for bridge and pinochle scores to several winners.
The Young Peoples Class met at the Dunlaps home with Mrs. Alex Schwed assisting. Parts were assigned for an Easter drama. plans for a bar social after Easter were made. Bingo provided amusement with prizes to Mrs. Eleanor Johnson and Rev. Beebe. refreshments and a birthday supper followed for attending members.
The Friendship Club held a cheerful meeting at home with all members present. Mrs Beatrice Frebotts hosted the event and Mrs Dorothy Stell will entertain next, with refreshments served to conclude the pleasant gathering.
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