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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1936
Page
5
Cleveland March 17 The Republican National convention arrangements committee votes to open the convention at night. The initial session will be June 9 in Pabie Hall, allowing the keynote speech to be broadcast to a larger audience than daytime sessions previously reached.
At Theatres en Mantes openings set for tomorrow feature Roger Prior and Hyams leading the cast in F7,906 a Minute. The show titled F7,906 a Minute opens with the Rivol! TA theater presenting the production en route to a full week run.
Mae West travels to the Capitol Theatre with Victor McLagren and Ph Yeading leading a large supporting cast in a northern themed production.
Libby Perry, 77, longtime Columbia resident, died yesterday at the home of Rev. Arthur Perrion. She was widow of Henry Perry and survived by her son John of Ester, daughter Inez Goody, and several grand and great grandchildren. Funeral services set for Wednesday at 2 at Columbia Baptist Church.
Radio schedules list WAM programs including Voice of Kev Wade and Town Hall. Features include Serenade Myster, Tex OReilly Osborne Band, Dick Tracy segments, musical clocks, and morning breakfast shows. Mentions varied hosts and musicians such as John C. Tromay and Jack Graner among others.
Wellington notes an ELOE gathering at the lodge rooms Friday evening honoring Mrs. Neil Bradley. The event featured games contests and lunch with more than 150 members and guests attending at Lotus Garden Cleveland Gardens.
The Boston Terrier Club will meet Thursday at 438 Adams Street hosted by Mr and Mrs E C Tenny. Dr W A Richardson of Oberlin, a noted dog breeder, will lead the discussion on the origin of Boston Bull terriers and answer questions. The new club has 25 members and invites all dog owners to join.
Sullivan area items include March visits by Mrs. a Cole and relatives from Michigan, residents moving to New London, and neighbors hosting guests. A Ladies Aid meeting is announced for March with towel donations requested. Local injuries and illnesses are noted, plus church events, hospital updates, and a Coast-to-Pacific schooner transition from a full-rigged ship to a barge in Tacoma.
A large Amherst crowd attended a garden club meeting featuring a varied amateur program. Numbers included harmonicas, vocal solos, a piano piece, and a vocal duet. A focus hour followed with refreshments served. mourned by attendees later.
West Ridge presents a showcase with vocal numbers and tap dance led by Sebastian and Andrew. Jennyvonne and Jane perform pieces while Jack Miller accompanies on piano, delivering two songs in a local community program at West Ridge.
Readable fragments describe a birthday party held Friday evening in Eaton Center for an aunt's daughter turning eleven. Attendees include Jake Hahn, Mrs Brite, Mr and Mrs Lyon, Miss Ethel Shosking, Mr and Mrs Pope, and several families from Elyria and Cleveland. Several names and visiting relatives are listed, with mentions of illness and hospital.
March sales pitch urges switching to Gulf gas praised as specially refined to fit the season. Advertisement notes gas should match the weather and maximize mileage, claiming none of it goes to waste.
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