Dr Kil dare's Strange Case opens at Capitol Theatre
Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore lead an impressive cast in Dr Kil dare's Strange Case opening Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1940
Page
7
Lew Ayres and Lionel Barrymore lead an impressive cast in Dr Kil dare's Strange Case opening Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
Excitement rises as a Western saga featuring hard riding and fist fights draws crowds to the Lincoln Theatre opening Sunday. Spain forms a research committee to pursue new chemical processes while Mexico seeks more visitors for a COLRITY event.
Listings detail WTA TM M 1070 and network stations with programs for May 23 and 26. Includes News segments with Cecil Golly Edgar Guest and Jean Bricker, plus music shows, sports, brass bands, and youth programs. Mentions Genevan Choir, Blazers, Derby, and multiple local hosts.
Jimmie Fidler reports from San Francisco May 25 on the Golden Gate Exposition opening with Hollywood’s Stage Nine exhibit led by Neil Hamilton Marian Marsh and Jack Benny’s comedian act. The piece notes industry backing, guest stars, and hopes the display revives fan interest and attracts new moviegoers.
The Lorain County Chorus invites locals to join rehearsal at Lake Avenue School on Monday at 7 30 p m in Lake Avenue. Anyone in the vicinity or county who wishes to sing is asked to be present. The Grenge Hustlers of the North.
Wellington stores will close Wednesday afternoons from June 5 through August 28. The Literary club met at Mrs. Harrison Dell’s on Taylor Street electing new officers led by Mrs. Herbert Locke as president and Mrs. Harrison Doll as vice president. The Afternoon Pinochle club gathered at Mrs. Paul Johnson’s home with prizes awarded to Mrs. A. L. Peabody, Mrs. Wayne Johnson, and Mrs. Edward Hughes.
Elyria Grange will meet May 28 at 11 00 a m at Mrs John Hogan Sr home for an all day session with a tureen lunch at noon Sewing will be done and a short business meeting held in the afternoon. Christian Endeavor at Lake Avenue Community church will gather May 28 at 7 30 p m at Lake Avenue School. Griswold Road Pinnochie group met at Mrs Otto Jabbuschs home Wednesday with all but one member present Mrs Ralph Lawrence substituting for the absent member. Three tables played with Mrs Anna Stang first Mrs J Rethy second and Mrs L Cherry third. Next meeting at Mrs L Reihys on June 5 at 1 30.
The Leake Avenue Adult Bible Class held a day meeting at Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hogan Sr. home with twelve members and one guest Annette Jackson. They opened with singing In The Garden and a Hogan led devotion. The Acts tenth chapter was read and a prayer offered by Mr. Hogan. A brief business session preceded entertainment guided by Mrs. R Taylor and Mrs. C Jackson. Ice cream and cake were served by the hostess with her daughter Grace assisting. The next gathering is set for June 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Starkey, with R E Taylor and Walter Schm ndk ons on entertainment.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs Jane Howk of Ashtabula late of Wellington to George Howk at Covington Kentucky on March 16. Rev EB W Elrod of Emmanuel Methodist Church officiated. Witnesses were Mr and Mrs R M Hadcock. They will live on his Wellington area farm after June 7. Mrs Hawk left Wellington 23 years ago and worked 20 years at the Ashtabula Star Beacon Harbor office.
Dutch TM Nash is seriously ill with pneumonia at Lodi hospital. A blood transfusion was given by a Sterling Foundry coworker. Nash’s family stays in Spencer during his illness.
LaGrange brief items report visitors and travels including Mr. and Mrs. Darie Hartsell of Columbus with the Wusons. Jean Louise Adams at Wooster events. the Stimsons’ California trip via Nevada. Bill Wigert and Ohio University guest visits. Edith Hastings Auxiliary meeting with pot luck. Nancy Lee of Chesterland visiting relatives. Woodruff and sons on a Ada business trip. Hathaway operated on at Memorial hospital. Mayme Cornish staying with her brother. T. O. Foster of Erie and wife welcomed a daughter born Monday the 20th. Joyce Hanmer had a mastoid operation. Fred and John Wicex to finish Freshman at Ohio Northern Ada next week. Fred Sanders staying with Mrs. Caroline Behner.
Several members of Lyndon chapter attended the inspection of Litchfield chapter on Thursday evening, reinforcing interchapter ties and observing formal procedures.
Joseph E. Pettit former La Grange and Mayfaw school superintendent and principal will retire from Cleveland schools this year. At age and after years in education he will seek other work while continuing to care for his grandchildren Mary Louise and Bobby Hall. Pettit directed local schools in 1902 03.
Grafton Board of Education completed faculty assignments on Thursday evening for 10 1931. New hires include Edna C Taylor principal high school Dorothy Sedel Elvira Dura Eugene Stoner Charles Sewell Angela Knechtges Margorie Howe vocal music Russell Petersen instrumental music Donna Rust special teachers. Stoner and Sewell elected to fill vacancies. Stoner and Sewell hold degrees from Miami University and Ohio State University respectively. Walter A Jantz continues as superintendent on a two year contract, entering his tenth year in Grafton schools.
Hreh School will host Decoration Day services on Thursday May 30 at 11 oclock a.m. Elyria resident H C Wilcox Jr. will give the guest address. The program includes readings and musical numbers and organizers seek a large audience.
Mrs F H Brumby of Wakeman hosts the Camden Baptist Church Womans Missionary Society on Wednesday May 22. Dinner was served by Division No 2 and the business meeting led by President Mrs Mildred Morgan. Gift funds were approved for Everett Osterhout in Panama and plans made for the June Bible Conference with committees named.
Miss Gladys Hanes and Hardy Scott delivered toasts at the Alumni Banquet. Morris Scott performed two solos and Mrs. Ethel Todd of Wakeman with Mrs. Margaret Whitney sang a duet.
Mrs Emma Stocking hosted the I M S five on Wednesday with 35 present. After the meeting, Mrs C H Burrows Mrs Lillie Crandell and Mrs Nellie Grimes were given birthday gifts. Mrs Mattie Rick planned a three week visit. Mrs Mildred Post hosted the B RK H M C Tuesday with nearly all members attending.
Local notices outline Saturday banquets Grange card party and lodge meetings across Spencer North Olmsted Penfield Avon Lake and nearby towns. Recurring Sunday events include memorials services song recitals and graduation related observances with choir practice and community club meetings noted.
American goods see growing demand in Palestine during the year as trade patterns shift amid regional developments. In Melbourne Australia authorities impose strict regulations on bathing Surts to ensure safety and compliance.
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