Oberlin announces Edna T Boles as June 7 soloist
Miss Edna T Boles of the Oberlin Conservatory of Music class of 1927 will be guest soloist for the Reunion Glee Club chorus of 150 voices on June 7 at Oberlin. She returns after four years and will perform three grand opera selections with accompanist Edward Shadbolt of DePauw faculty. Dorothy Parker Emery will accompany several selections and perform her own composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Reunion Glee Club
Edna T. Boles
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Tow
DePaw University
Boles
Cfit
Edward Shadbolt
DePaw
Dorothy Parker Emery
Conservatory
Emery
Washington, D. C
Miss Eleanor Dumke Weds Sanford Repp
Miss Eleanor Dumke daughter of Mr and Mrs Eric Dumke west of town united in marriage to Sanford Repp of West Salem at the bride’s parents home at four o’clock Saturday. Reverend Lonzo Green pastor of the M E Church performed the single ring ceremony. Attendants were Miss Thelma Dumke and Mr Repp. The bride attended Wellington schools and was a member of the M E church. The couple will live at West Salem where he is employed. A wedding supper followed for immediate families at the bride’s parents home.
Cafe Metropole at Rivoli Theatre Heads Cast
Loretta Young Tyrone Power and Adolphe Menjou lead Cafe Metropole a gay romantic film now playing at the Rivoli Theatre in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loretta Young
Tyrone Power
Adolphe Menjou
Adolphe Menton
Tyrone Power Cafe
Gaynor And March Head Capitol Film Premiere
A gala Hollywood premiere features Janet Gaynor and Fredric March in the film A Star Is Born now at the Capitol Theatre. The article notes a real gala atmosphere as the stars lead the event. Also mentions Britain's Pedestrians Association opposing motorists and Railways of South Africa planning aviation services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Capitol Theatre
Janet Gaynor
Frederic March
Railways of
South Africa
Radio Programs on May 23 1937 schedule list
May 23 1937 radio lineup across WAM and other stations lists programs and time slots from 6:00 to night, including Sportyman Vocal Varieties Mapleleaf Trio Fred Astaire Amos ’n’ Andy News and various bands, orchestras, and features. The long schedule names many performers and segments such as Alan Woollcott, Jolson, Oakie, and Unseen Friend, with interludes and news briefs throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mulholland
Lowell Thomas
Sportyman
Warne King
Silb
Fred
Astaire
Dag
Hollyw'd Gossi
Amos ‘N
Andy
Creolians
de Case Glee Club
Announce Winner Of Kaffee Hag Contest
Mra. Winifred Hines of Gulf road has been declared the official winner of the Kaffee Hag contest which closed a week ago. She wins the $25 prize offered by Kellogg's of Battle Creek Michigan. Her letter was chosen from Elyrians submissions on why they liked Kaffee Hag. Judging favored content over fancy writing or elaborate make-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Winifred Hines
Gulfroad
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
Michigan
Hines
Kellogg's
Chronicle-Telegram
New Books At Elyria Library
Elyria Library announces new books this week per librarian Miss Edna G. Moore. Non fiction titles include Child Care and Training from the University of Minnesota Institute of Child Welfare, The Child in America by Thomas and Thomas, Sickness and Insurance by Millis, Don Gypsy by Starke, Elements of Electricity by Estie, As I Live and Breathe by Ethridge, The Plant Doctor by Weatcott, As I Was Going Down Sackville Street by Gogarty, Dusk of Empire by Williams, and Canada by Siegfried. Fiction picks feature Thieves Like Us by Anderson, Whispering Meadow by Simmons, The Patterns of Wolfpen by Hatcher, Think Fast by Margland, Wild Horses and Gold by Page, Dead Men Are Dangerous by Weston, and Gallows Hill by Winwar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Edna G. Moore
University of Minnesota Institute of Child Welfare
America
Thomas and Thomas
Millis
Don Gypsy
Starke
Estie
Ethridge
Weatcott
Sackville Street
Gogarty
Empire
Williams
Canada
Siegfried
Anderson
Whispering Meadow
Fitzsimmons
Hatcher
Mr. Mate
Famous Clown Dramatizes Elyria Circus Tour
Edward Raymond a renowned pantomime artist leads the Wallace Brothers circus clowns through clever acts on a one day engagement in Elyria. The show, May 27 at 3 PM and 8 PM, will include a hospital matinee for Gates Hospital crippled children arranged with local officials and Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Raymond
Wallace Brothers
the Gates Hospital
Elyria
Spanghieland
Rotary Club
The
Gates Hospital
Hoyt Gibson
Community events schedule across multiple towns tonight
Belden Grange, Grafton council and PTA meet tonight at specified halls and times. Garden Club in Litchfield with talk on Mexican Gardens. N Ridgeville and Wellington Grange programs. Valley City Get Together Club gathering. Tomorrow features Chatham commencement exercises and card party in LaGrange. Avon Lake Scouting activities and Eaton and Chatham meetings noted.
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Belden
Grange Halls
Wellington Grange
Valley City
John Mellert
Chatham
Lagrange
Five Hundred Club
R. W. Sanders
Litchfield
Grange
Jolly Quilters
Dell Eaken
Wakeman
Claas
Town Hall
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Townsend Club
Brighton
Brighton Community Club
Chatham—Grange
Grafton
Sullivan High Commencement Wednesday
Sullivan High holds graduation Wednesday May 26 at 8 15 p m with processional invocation by Rev David Davids salutatory Frances Skeeles address by William L Mennahav of Defiance Ohio selection Springtime valedictory Betty Klooz diplomas presented by O H Maffet Ashland County schools Guy 3B Findley scholarship benediction recessional High School Orchestra motto Out of School Life Into Lifes School colors Royal Blue and Silver
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Sullivan High School
David Davids
Frances Skeeles
William L. Mennahav
Defiance
Betty Klooz
C. P. Lindecamp
O. H. Maffet
Ashland County
Guy
Findley
Benedictine
Rev. Davids
Class Flower Carries Names and Officers in Senior List
Gray named class flower carnation with seniors Clarice Johnson Elizabeth Klooz Grace Morris and others. Class officers include Elizabeth Klooz president Frances Skeeles vice president and Clarice Johnson secretary. Mr. Lenz serves as advisor with Elizabeth Klooz Clarice Johnson Grace Morris and C P Lindecamp on the program and arrangement committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ver Gray
Clarice Johnson
Elizabeth Klooz
Grace E. Morris
Hazzel Sifread
Frances Skeeles
M. Lucile Stine
Helen V. Thompson
Allene M. Werner
Lenz
Elizabeth Kiooz
Grace Morris
C. P. Lindecamp
Valley City to graduate 1937 Liverpool High School
The 36th annual Liverpool High School commencement will be held at the high school auditorium Wednesday evening May 26 at 8 P M The 1937 class is the largest with 18 members John Silk George Schnabel George Schaefer Leonard Rounds Winston Hasel Walter Gienke Merle Fitzsimmons Elinor Stevens Eva Armstrong Ann Gerhan Anne Dereshko Helen Arnold Grace Moeble Josephine Zima Lois Schmidt Helen Kolina June Gurkelman Margaret Steck Class officers are Leonard Rounds president George Schaefer vice president Margaret Steck secretary and June Gunkerman treasurer The class colors are red and white class flowers red roses and sweet peas and the class motto Life is What We Make It Dr Harold A Blaine of Western Reserve University will deliver the class address The valedictory will be by Lois Schmidt Salutation by Margaret Sleck and Class History by George Schnabel June Gunkelman will play a clarinet solo with the school orchestra performing several numbers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Liverpool High School
John Silk
George Schnabel
George Schaefer
Leonard Rounds
Winston Hasel
Walter Gienke
Merle Fitzsimmons
Elinor Stevens
Eva Armstrong
Ann Gerhan
Anne Dereshko
Helen Arnold
Grace Moeble
Josephine Zima
Lois Schmidt
Helen Kolina
June Gurkelman
Margaret Steck
June Gunkerman
Harold A. Blaine
Department of English
Western Reserve University
Litchfield to Hold Memorial Day Services
Litchfield schedules Memorial Day events at the Congregational church with a 9 30 a m start led by united choirs and soloists Mrs Homan and Herbert Rising. The parade will form at the annex and proceed to the cemetery for flag placements and a Flanders Fields recitation by Walter Flanery, followed by a monument dedication at the park with remarks from Harold Williams Perry H Stevens and veterans groups from Elyria Medina Well ington and Cleveland district VFW and American Legion units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
United
Homan
Herbert Rising
Grange Band
Flanders Fields
Walter Flanery
American Legion
America
Harry Street
Harold Willams
Perry H. Stevens
Akron
Court of Appeals
Ninth Appellate District
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
Elyria
Medina
Wellington
Cleveland District
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pittsfield Four-H Club To Meet
The Pittsfield girls sewing project met at Miss Elsie Avery's home. Officers elected: President Alice Draper, Vice President Alice Carter, Secretary and Treasurer Marjory Carpenter, News Reporter Wayne Freed. Next meeting Thursday May 27 at 4 PM. sewing joiners welcome. Milas Avery is advisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Elsie Avery
Alice Draper
Alice Carter
Marjory Carpenter
Wayne Freed
Milas Avery
Avis Hite Is Bride of Victor E. Herrick
Wellington Miss Avis Hite daughter of Mr and Mrs Lee Hite married Victor E Herrick son of Mr and Mrs James Herrick at 2 30 Saturday afternoon at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles W Recard. The single ring ceremony was used. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Lex Gibbons of Huntington. The bride wore a gray suit with matching accessories. Mrs Gibbons also wore a gray suit. Mrs Herrick is a Wellington High School graduate class of 1932. Herrick is employed at Farmers Grain Milling Co Wellington. They will reside in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Avis Hite
Lee Hite
Victor E. Herrick
James Herrick
Charles W
Herrick
Wellington High School
Hereick
Farmers’ Grain & Milling Co
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Cafe Metropole
Rivoli
Gaynor and
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Capitol Film
Britain
Pedestrians’ Association
Capitol
Sagan March
Lincoln
Ty Me
Stuart WI
Walter Pidgeon
Nifties
By Jefferson Machamer
Anne Ee Eee
Alex, Woollcott
Muale Hall
Jolson
al Pearce
Jack Oakie
Arnheim
Dakey
Bwin
McGraw
Clevelani
Will
Harris
Jones
Childs
Young
Tucker
Win
WGN
Edgar A. Gues
Ben Bernice
Mus
Dimmy Fidler
Andy Nicht
Weem
Deacon Moore
Martin
Orch
Paul Sullivan
String Quartet
Block Band
Tucker Band
Moon River
Cone
Stevenson Spits
Alex. Woollcott
Boake Carter
Tom, Dick
Har
al Jolson
Sander
Oakie’ ‘S College News
Denny
Wismer
Harm
F McGrew
Frederic
Waldman Orch
WHE
WGAR
WIAY
A. My
Malcolme Claire
Cheerie
Pie Neale
Home
Mrs. Wicce
John
Bill
Girl
Jone Se Mars
Linda
Joe White
Playhouse Tate
Board of Educa Music
Mom
Pepper Youngs
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Lorenza Jones
Moe
Sunter's
Thurn’s
Cine Man
Tata
ViNlin
Amee
Virginia Verril
Xewis
Unzer
Laghis
Tikae
Barron‘s Orch
A. M
Air Co
Lews
Betty and
Roh
Tim Healy
Ma Perkins
Betty Crocker
Pepper Young
John Watkins
Jean Abbey
O'Neilin
Dr. Dafoe
MacHugt
the Gamps
Ethel & Now
Edwin C. Ha
Helen Trent
Our Gal
Lote and
Lear
Breakfast Club
Kitty Kelly Straiers
Gossi George Rector
Hom
Jenny
Woman's News
Jack & Loretta
Missus
Myr
Marge
Phita
Phin
Ruth Parks
Dick O'Heren
Rhythm Boys
T. PL News Hangar
Grn
Willams
Our Questions
Poetic Strings
Boake Carter Cavatcade
Ken Murray
Wily
J. Dragenette
Mary Marlin Younes Hekery
Lady Anu-Tub
Lea
Thea
Mates Book Shelf
Doris Kerry
Ora
Sterling Viallan
Lennon Twilight
Anton Rad
Ormady Franklin Lewis
Baselal
Mrs. Enosevelt
F. Sid Andora Bareball
Harry & Marto
Heichman's
Nichols’ Orch
Carol Wermann
Coleman
Denny's Orch
Bestar's Orch
Tony Russell
Bassall
Susie F. Lewis
Alex Woollcott
Sid Andorn
Morgan
Bonke Carter
Waosle
Muste Hell Huan
Wirea
Wirea Kurkdjie Ens. al Jolson
Edpar Ay Guest Lake
al Ree Ben Bernie
Jack Oakle Love
Elyria Library
Ye Lee
EATON
Eaton Grange
Avon Lake—Boy Scouts
Ing
Clayton Sooy
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Old Glory Grange
West Ridge
H .H. Drusendahl
East Carlisle
E.east Carlisle
Sullivan High
Don Mitchell
Edith Mae
Sexette
Rev. Hugo
the Embassy
West Ave
Elyserta
Arenic
Abdur
Childpe
Ree Ith
Crandall's
Bailey’s
Hughes Provision Company
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