Camden School Sets Pace For Attendance Records In District
The Camden School won two of three banners for attendance in the first six weeks of the 1937-38 year, with records led by Camden in both elementary and high school divisions. Middle Ridge School won in the one and two room division. Other lists note percentages across multiple schools, including Brownhelm, Lake Avenue, Penfield, and East Wellington. The high school banner goes to the top overall among ninth to twelfth grades, while the yearlong banner is awarded to the school with the highest annual percentage. Also: Philadelphia Orchestra conductor Eugene Ormandy praised after return from Europe, noting demand for a Philadelphia appearance.
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Camden
Allan T. Smith
Middle Ridge
Amherst Township
Brownhelm
Lake Avenue
Penfield
Brighton
Markley
South Amherst
Clearview
Belden
la Grange
Henrietta
Avon Lake
East Carlisle
Huntington
Grafton
Wellington
Ridgeville
Columbia
Brookside
Avon
Vincent
South Ridge
Murray Ridge
Elyria Township
Rochester
Radio Programs on WTiu and rivals November 2 schedule
Radio listings for November 2 show WTiu 1070KC and WGAR WCLE 1390KC with a dense mix of programs. Musical memos, talk, dramas, comedies, weather, and news segments air through the day, featuring Lowell Thomas, Amon Andy, Vox Pop, Lanny Ross, and Johnny Presents among others. The schedule includes variety hours, game- and music-centered pieces, and guest slots from names like Helen Menke, Al Jolson, and Ed Gamage, with serials and soap operas alternating across stations.
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Sam-Enets
Lowell Thomas
Amon
Andy
Johnny
Warne Ring
Lanny Ross
Mary Sothern
Lady Safety
Tom Mix
Hilltop House
Franklin Lewis
Sid Andorn
Tony Cabooch
Eavy Aces
Mr. Keen
Helen Menke
V. Della Chiefs
Ed G. Robinson
Edgar AL Guesta
al Jolson
Radio Hodeo
al Fearce
Jack Catie Huxch Johnson
Henmaphonetic Musicale
Rev
Gail Gibbons
Nagabondsx
Weems Band
Jones’ Band
Goodman
Hollywood Idol Chatter Aims at Stars and Tales
Idol chatter piece notes Madeleine Carroll fame via legs but now bans pictures of them. Mentions Gladys Swarthout Lynne Browning Clarence Brown Benny Baker Katharine Hepburn Mady Christians Eleanor Powell Claire Trevor Mickey Boone Warner Baxter and others in light gossip about Hollywood life and recent shoots. A light, anecdotal column about star salaries and backstage moments.
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Hollywood
Madeleine Carroll
Gladys Swarthout
Lynne Browning
MGM
Clarence Brown
Evelyn Brent
Master Sears
Jack
Jackie
Filtu
Mary Bolard
Apel
Hite
Paramoune
Benny Baker
Max Haer
Bruey Cabot
Edward Arnold
Buckie Ball
Katharine Hepburn
Rand
Nelson Eddy
Eleanor Powell
Vic Orsatti
June Lang
Fisherman, actors, and bears in a 1930s reel of life
A playful reminiscence ties in Ronald Colman prank calls and Baxter’s rage to a theater gossip snapshot. Jane Withers seeks a fishing day off from cameras while June follows the latest Dick Tracy thriller in a neighborhood cinema. Eddie Cantor’s Yosemite trip brushes with fear of Muni bears while a banker quip echoes Wall Street lore.
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Jane Withers
June
Eddie Cantor
Yosemite
Ida
Eddie
Wardho
Beedle
Wall Street
McNaught Syndivste
Quarry Town Review Publishes First Edition
South Amherst news notes the first edition of the Quarry Town Review monthly school paper with staff listings led by Editor in Chief Elmer Schacht. The issue covers high school news, Temperance day at Methodist Sunday school, local births, upcoming events, and brief social notes from Amherst and Warren areas.
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South Amherst
Quarrytown Review
Elmer Schacht
Ralph Heussner
David Siiman
Vernon Strickter
Anna Simashkevich
Ralph Schacht
Iumor
Nancy Drew
Stanley Ashyk
Ralph Stargel
Helen Ashyk
Lois Springer
Helen Reitz
Betty Bouman
Virginia Rich
John Sackett
Irene Pajor
Betty Mori
Florence Roth
Methodist
Temperance
Oscar Klingenmeyer
Four Square
Amherst
Peter Becker
Otto Bach
Elmer Harris
Community club listings and church meetings across several towns
A compilation of social and civic events scheduling meetings, dinners, and programs in Carlisle Chatham Columbia Grafton Litchfield Ridgeville Eaton Avon Lake Brighton New Oberlin North Olmsted LaGrange and Rochester. Activities include lodge gatherings, church services, PTA programs, charity luncheons, dinner meetings, and speakers with various dates and venues.
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Carlisle
Lambda Chi
Robert Lee
Lorain
Chatham — Congregational Choir
Columbia
Acme Grange
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
Litchfield
Congregational Church
Ridgeville
The
Knights of St. John
Avon Lake
Paints
North China
Litchfield — Baptist Ladies Aid
H. S. Mable
New Oberlin
Oberlin Farm Women's Club
Mary, Lounsbrough
Mary, Lounsbrough At 1:30 P.M. Eaton—The Rural Women's Club
Anna Tildes
N. Ridgeville
L. B.S
Eaton
Ridgeville Congregational Church
Methodist Sunday School
H.C. Bartter
North Street
Lagrange—Home Makers Club
John Cook
Lagrange—F. & A. M
East Carlisle
LaPorte M. E. Church
Ladies Aid
Frank Harrison
Sacred Heart Church
Wry Mercyortis Weat
North Olmsted—Ladies Ald
Rochester—Center
Sos Eiety
Frank Rowland
St. Peter’s Auditorium
Avon Prayer Meeting and Bible Study at Baptist Church
Avon events list a prayer meeting and Bible study at the Baptist church this Thursday in the evening. Avon Lake Townsend Club plans a meeting at the Park Hall in the early evening. Chatham hosts five Senior Four-H club groups meeting at an unspecified location this Thursday afternoon.
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Women’s Union
St. John’s
South Amherst American Legion
AVON
The
Baptist Church
Avon Lake
Park Hall
Chatham
Local greetings as relatives visit over weekend
Mr and Mrs Lewis hosted visitors including Kreeger and the Baldrys of Cleveland who called on relatives Sunday.
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Lewis. Kreeger
Reginald Baldry
Cleveland
Fire destroys barns on farm of John Radie
Fire of unknown origin ripped through the Radie farm destroying a large barn a horse barn chicken house corn crib hay and fodder three calves and many chickens. Medina Wellington and Litchfield fire units aided by township volunteers fought to save the house garage and granary but barns were past saving. Mr and Mrs Radie were indoors with their daughter when they heard crackling and found the barns in flames.
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Litchfield
John Radie
Medina
Wellington
Litchfield Chemical Apparatus
Radie
Roger Ingraham
Chatham School Classes Elect Officers by Class Year
Chatham school officers elected: Seniors Albert Arters president William Koppler vice president Bernice Ci esmith secretary Alma Picker ing treasurer Lynette Heazlist librarian Richard House sergeant at arms. Juniors Allan Koerber president Lowell Dodge vice president Rhea Robinson secretary Phyllis Grim treasurer Helen Dumych librarian Hayden Oaf ard sergeant at arms. Sophomores Charles Herr president Miriam Orr vice president Lorene Johnson secretary Irene Johnson treasurer Roger Jones librarian Robert Geisinger sergeant at arms. Freshmen Junior House president Walter Brinker vice president
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Chatham
Chatham School
Albert Arters
William Koppler
Bernice Ciiesmith
Alma Pickering
Lynette Heazlst
Richard House
Allan Koerber
Lowell Dodge
Rhea Robinson
Phyllis Grim
Helen Dumych
Hayden Oafard
Charless Herr
Miriam Orr
Lorene Johnson
Irene Johnson
Roger Jones
Robert Geisinger
House
Walter Brinker
School Student Council Names Leaders by Grade
Eighth grade Anna Bullek is president with Virginia Robinson as vice president Wilma Surrarrer secretary Judith Williams treasurer Charlene Ridgeway librarian James Eméry sergeant at arms Seventh Grade Betty Herr president Lester Earl vice president Betty Renner secretary Edward Clifford treasurer Ruth Herman librarian Dorothy Yoder sergeant at arms.
Brighton School Honor Roll for First Six Weeks
The Brighton honor roll lists top students by school level. High School names Elizabeth Moore Eileen Cassell Yolanda Husti Edna Mae Jones George Sweda Virginia Hines Viola Snyder Laurie Hanes Alma Jewett Emil Gemmel Marilyn McDonald Dixie Draper George Gemmel Catherine Zahora Ruth Reedy Jane Burge Helen Isworaki Clare Draper. Junior High names Betty Caswell Rita Hand Lois Hines Ray Greene Jr Verna Jean Ewell Mary Fraschione Dorothy Izworski Trulah Veltrie. Lower Grades list Maynard Miller Helen Burge Mary Lou Sperigh Mary Fenner Joan Hardy Norma Jean Nestor Jean Seeley Robert Miller Ellen Lee Betty Ewell Marvelle Baker Louis Matcham Joan Elsnaugh William Gemmel Norman Harwood Marjory Kingler.
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Brighton
Tollaws
Elizabeth Moore
Eileen Cassell
Yolanda Husti
Edna Mae Jones
George Sweda
Virginia Hines
Viola Snyder
Laurie Hanes
Alma Jewett
Emil Gemmel
Marilyn McDonald
Dixie Draper
George Gemmel
Catharine Zahora
Ruth Reedy
Jane Burge
Helen Isworaki
Clare Draper
Betty Caswell
Rita Hand
Lois Hines
Ray Greene, Jr
Verna Jean Ewell
Mary Fraschione
Dorothy Izworski
Trulah Veltrie
Maynard Miller
Helen Burge
Mary Lou Seprigh
Mary Fenner
Joan Hardy
Norma Jean Nestor
Jean Seeley
Robert Miller
Ellen Lee
Betty Ewell
Marvelle Baker
Louis Matcham
Joan Elsnaugh
William Gemmel
Norman Harwood
Marjory Kingler
Vogues of 1938 at Riveli Theatre Preview
The Riveli Theatre hosts Walter Wangar's Vogues of 1938 a preview of next year's fashions in gowns and accompanying gags. The show highlights stylish outfits and stage humor as part of a seasonal cinema experience.
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Riveli
Walter Wangar
New Riveli Theatre
Shirley Temple Stars in Fleidi at Capitol Theatre
Shirley Temple headlines Fleidi at Capitol Theatre with Heidi a beloved Teutonic tale for generations. Nearby Chin Alta Peter Powell claims a farming record after sowing three bushels of wheat in a three acre irrigated field last spring and harvesting 225 bushels of Marquis wheat this fall.
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Heidi
Shirley Temple
Capitol Theatre
Nature
Chin
Alta
Peter Powell
Weather Halts Traffic on Congress Street Bridge
Weather halted traffic on the Congress Street bridge when heat expanded the steel on the west draw preventing its closure. An acetylene torch cut the jammed parts, enabling traffic to resume.
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Troy
Congress Street
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Arthur Oakes
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Lagrange
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