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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1938
Page
10
Earl Loulett plans a European voyage and critiques lavish government giveaways in a humorous interview. A hospital report notes three blood transfusions saved a patient with two donors paid at 30 and 25 dollars each. the third donor is humorously described as having Scotch blood. A cartoon caption features Splatts about a wife leaving her husband for a friend and asks Seatis if the friend was handsome.
Radio listings from WWRA M WL JOTOKC outline a busy Friday with sports shows and music blocks led by Don Winslow and Bob Dailey. The Cleveland station lineup includes news at ten and a variety of band performances, interviews, and dramatic readings across multiple time slots and venues.
A fragmented reminiscence piece surveys a busy New York cafe scene and its curious patrons. The writer notes crowds, reactions to the grandeur, and a tableau of visitors from Iowa to local street urchins, capturing a bustling urban mood with careful, observational detail.
LaGrange 4-H members visited Cleveland stores Higbee and May Co thanks to Mrs J H Curtiss. Attendees Betty Holcomb Annabelle Hose Eleanor Pease Helen Conklin LaVerne Jones. Sunshine Work met at Mrs Curtiss home February 6 with ice cream and cake demo by Eleanor and others. Campfire lighting caused a brief disruption while children attended pigeon school at the Far Afterny Hatchery.
Oberlin Grange No. 1003 held a regular session Tuesday evening with Worthy Master Simeon Nash. Attendance was small due to the busy season as bills were paid. A Linwood Park picnic is set for August 10 at Pomona Grange. Mrs Leo Hanlen won the attendance prize after drawing 20 names. Mary Lounsborough led a lecture hour featuring a question bee. the ladies won.
Eaton Ladies Aid sponsors an ice cream social on the church lawn at 8 P.M. A Town Send Club meeting will be held at the church at 8 P.M. Local residents are invited to attend both events.
A series of terse notices itemize meetings and social events across towns. Belden-A Republicans gather in the evening while Lake Avenue notes a Century Park beach party at 7 30 P M. La Grange hosts Juv enile Farmers 4 H at Town Hall and Townsend Club meets in the evening. Carlisle Omegas Class picnic supper at Robson's Grove at :30 P M. Grafton Wee Hour Club meets at the Schaefer home. Helen Eastman reports to the General Conference in Iowa in the morning. Avon Lake church services at 10 a m and the Wedel reunion in the park. North Olmsted Kiwins Club marks its eighth anniversary.
La Grange hosts a club meeting at Campbells Grove on Wednesday evening. Attendees discuss business, prospect demonstrations, and plan a 4-H Wiener Roast to be held at the same location.
The New Rivoli presents Always Goodbye a fine drawing starring Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall in a notable screen pairing as a major feature.
Fine acting highlights a duwr to earth story at the Capitol theatre Covkers. Levtyn Wileux demonstrates as Contests and refreshments entertain. Juling Wilcux visits Canton. Charles Yates rents Runals house. Elyria visits, trips east, and Canada fishing trip noted.
Six receipts nearly a century old were found by EB L Cunningham in old furniture. One dated February 19 1840 records a load of woolat? valued at 75 cents to be exchanged for a subscription to the Painesville Telegraph from February 10 to July 25 1840.
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