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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1934

Page

12

Broadway Bound Takes Oberlin Stage by Senior Class

Oberlin High School will stage Broadway Bound a modern three act comedy on May 24 and 25 at eight oclock in the high school auditorium directed by Miss Louise McCaw. The cast features Kirby Bishop Dean Ochling Paul Montgomery Richard Rooker Mrs Hull Barbara Dudley Kitty Belmont Jean MacMillan Bill Jacobs Alice Ruth Van Cornell Jennifer Keyes Virginia Richardson Ludwig Hahn Edgar Lee Wayne Mitchell Harold Hovey Myra Terrell Rosemary Haughton and others as would be actors and actresses chasing success in New York`

Oberlin Louise McCaw van Cornell Tharon Parsons Jeneifer Keyes Virginia Richardson Ludwig Hahn Edgar Lee Wayne Mitchell Harold Hovey Myra Terrell Rosemary Haughton

Reading Classes To Give Radio Program Friday

Students from Mr Bauer s Interpretive Reading will present a radio program Friday evening May 25 at 1045 PM over Station WHK Cleveland. The lineup includes Barter read by Ruth Raymond The Departure from Day Dream read by Dorothy Reisner Meeting at Night read by George Silver Incident In a French Camp read by George Sliver Ballad of a Harp Weaver read by Wadne Scott A Certain Young Lady read by Russell Nye Dusk read by Dorothy Reisner Vespers read by Ruth Raymond.

Browning George Silver George Sliver Harp Weaver Edna St. Vincent Milay Wadne Scott Lady Washington Irving Russell Nye Nancy Byrd Tanner Dorothy Reisner A. A. Milne Ruth Raymond

Judge Hill to Speak Thursday Evening in Finney Chapel

Judge Frederick C. Hill of Los Angeles will deliver a speech Thursday night at :00 o'clock in Finney Chapel under the auspices of the event.

Judge Hill Frederick C. Hill C. S Los Angeles Finney Chapel

Christian Science lecture at Oberlin College

The first college fraternity Christian Science feature at Oberlin College presents a lecture by Judge Hin on "God's Law of Progress." The talk compares advances in science theology and medicine. Hin serves on The Mother Church board of lectureship. The lecture is in Boston, Massachusetts, with no admission charge and open to the public.

Christian Secience Organization Oberlin Colege Judge Hin Church of Christ Boston Massachusetts

Girl Scouts Party Attracts Good Attendance

The Plie Cone troop held a Mother Daughter Week party last Friday in the basement of the Theological building with thirty two attendees. A play Spice Cakes for Tea was presented by five girls and a reception followed with punch and cookies. The event was part of community activities.

Girl Scouts Theological Jane Grace Blackmer Jean Lucile Portman Jerry Dorothy Gerber Peddler Nina Jean Lester Jip Lote Brown

Oberlin minister named presiding elder at conference

Reverend R W Stennett, longtime Rust M E Church pastor, was chosen presiding elder of the Columbus district at a recent A M E Church conference and will move his family to Columbus after the school year ends. Reverend Hayes will succeed him as Rust church pastor in Elyria.

Oberlin R. W. Stennett Rust M. E Columbus Mr. Hayes Toledo Rev. Stennett Rust

New York Bakers Return Blue Eagles From NRA Convention

New York State bakers vote 2000 to 3000 delegates to relinquish the Blue Eagles emblem citing government failures to uphold the fair practices code. They argue processing taxes and costs damage profitability and accuse the AFL of opposing a code. Copies go to President Roosevelt Recovery Administrator Huch Johnson and Secretary Wallace.

Buffalo. X New York State Blue Eagles Washington NBA Bakers American Federation of Labor Federation Roosevelt Huch §. Johnson Agriculture Henry A. Wallace

Electrolux Carloads Ordered for Elyria District

Electrolux Refrigerator Sales Incorporated of Evansville Indiana reports a surge in demand for Electrolux Air Cooled Gas Refrigerators. Production facilities are doubled since 1933 to meet orders with the third carload of Electrolux on the way to the Elyria District and due on siding in the coming week.

Electrolux Carload Far Elyria United States Sales, Incorporated Evansville Indiana Elyria

Toledo Strikers Mobilize at Electric Auto-Lite Plant

In Toledo on May 23, more than 500 strikers and sympathizers gathered before the Electric Auto-Lite plant defying 30 officers. The crowd, still active from Tuesday, hurled stones, overturned cars, and clashed with police as the Ohio National Guard observed under Brig. Gen. Ludwig Connelly with units from the 146th and 144th infantry.

Toledo. G Electric Auto-Lite J. Aitchite Minch Auto-Lite Co Adjt Frank Henderson Ohio National Guard Ludwig &. Connelly Cleveland 146Th 144Th Infantry E. W Fuhr General Staff

Europe’s Rivalries Expand Beyond Franco German Feud

Alongside the Franco German rivalry Europe also sees rising Franco Italian friction and the Malo Yugoslavian contest. The region contends with shifting alliances and tensions among major powers as soccer, politics, and diplomacy shape a multi front struggle for influence.

Europe

Hosiery Workers Plan Community Housing Project

The first U S community housing project built for workers begins in Philadelphia with 272 apartments across four three story buildings on a 500 by 500 foot block. Cost about 1 000 000 with 845 000 from the Public Works Administration. Rentals run 9 to 9 1 2 per room including heat and utilities. Named The Carl Mackley Houses to honor a hosiery worker shot in 1931.

Philadelphia United States Public Works Administration Carl Mackley Oscar G. Stonorov

Wellington Kiwanis Jub ninth anniversary gala announced

Wellington Ohio hosts a tenth birthday celebration for the Kiwanis club at Her rk Auditorium on May 23. Notables include Russell C Heddleston Paul Land T H Schmidt Charles W Davis E J Kautz and Rev E B Shiltz with memorials address and a dinner for members wives and widows of deceased members. Hewenreien announces purchase of the Burgman property on Pleasant Street from Mrs Burgman now in Flint Michigan.

Wellington Wellington Kiwanis Herrik Russell C. Heddleston Paul Land Ohio Kiwanis District T. H. Schmidt Charles W. Davis E. J. Kautz Ohio Kiwanis District L. 4 Hewenreien Burgman Pleasant Street Hattie Burgman Flint Michigan

Local Man Eyewitness To Galion Bank Robbery

A Galion bank robbery near 2:30 pm involved two robbers in a small car. A. B. Curtice, traveling from the school house, was nearly forced into a crash as the getaway car fled. Bank employees Hazel Nichol Earl Clemments and C. W. Tracht rode on the robbers’ running board as shields and escaped toward Crestline with $4,000 recovered later by police pursuit.

Galion A. B. Curtice Curtice Galion Commercial Savings Bank Hazel Nichol Earl Clemments C. W. Tracht Crestline

Hostess to Kings Daughters Meeting at Mrs. Southard’s Home

Mrs A B Southard opened her west Herrick avenue home to Kings Daughters Monday. Mrs Blanche Smith led a talk on Service from the District Convention. Officers for next year were named: Mrs Fred Abbott Mrs Lena Dibble and Mrs Lettie Hawk. Bible Studies by Mrs C E Gadfield and readings by Mrs T M Pfeiffer highlighted the meeting with refreshments served at end. Tennis courts at the Fair grounds near the race track were begun Monday and should be ready in a week to ten days. They will be public and maintained by the Village. Memorial Day services will be held next Sunday morning at a united observance.

Kings Daghters A. B. Southard Herrick Avenue West Kings Daughters Blanche Smith Southard Fred Abbott Lena Dibble Lettie Hawk C. E. Gadfield Christian Herald T. M. Pfeiffer Samantha

Here Comes Charlie Play Draws Large Methodist Crowd

Over 100 persons attended the play Here Comes Charlie sponsored by the Young Peoples Class of the Methodist Church on Monday evening. The Philathea Class will meet at Mrs. Tom Smiths Friday at 7 30 p m. The Official Board Meeting will be Wednesday at 8 30 p m after Prayer Meeting. Rev Shiltz and his son Jerome and Fred Bradly attended the funeral service of Rev F G Mel Cauley of West Salem Sunday afternoon.

M. E Charlie Young Peoples Methodist Church Philathea Tom Smith M. E. Church Shiltz Jerome Fred Radley F. G. Mel Cauley West Salem

4-H Club Elects Officers at School House Meeting

Members of the 4-H Club met at the School House Monday afternoon for a brief business session. Election of officers resulted in Hazel Cassell as President, Avis Anderson as Vice President, Anna Buswell as Secretary and Treasurer, Gladys Whitlock as Recreation Leader, and Lillian Davis named News Reporter.

Hazel Cassell Avis Anderson Secy Anna Buswell Gladys Whitlock Lillian Davis

Willing Workers Club Plans Donkey Baseball Parade

News vice reporter Floreng Whitbeck notes the club names itself Willing Workers with Mins Whitebeck as advisor. Plans for the next meeting include a donkey baseball game Sunday the 27th at the fairgrounds, with a 2 PM start and a public announcement system by Joe Boddy of Elyria as announcer, as part of a Wellington area send off led by the American Legion and Wellington Eagles.

American Legion Wellington Eagles Fair Grounds Joe Boddy Elyria

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