P T A Meeting Set for December 7 at School
A PTA session at the school will feature a slide show and a short cinema showing of the park as part of the program. The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday December 7.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1938
Page
9
A PTA session at the school will feature a slide show and a short cinema showing of the park as part of the program. The gathering is scheduled for Wednesday December 7.
Henrietta The regular Grange meeting at the school building elected officers for the coming year. Master Donald Wasem was re elected. overseer J R Lees lecturer Sybil Kendeigh steward Willis Wasem assistant steward Howard Ladrach chaplain Mary Ladrach treasurer Walter Rothe secretary Louis Ladrich gatekeeper Leon Hopkins Ceres Jane Kendeigh Pomona Barbara Brown Flora Leona Hopkins lady assistant steward Miss Maurine Catlin Legislative agent Earl Schott business agent Ralph Berg pianist Marjory Kendeigh.
Floral Lodge No 260 F A M New London will install officers led by J L Cassell as head of affairs Senior Warden L L Leech Junior Warden Frank Lawrence Treasurer Franke Gulbert Secretary H Reid Culbertson Senior Deacon J W Rhoades Deacon June G H Upton Tyler Arthur T Johnson Trustee 3 year term B F Harrison Finance Committee B V Winebar W C Gremore Charles Crawford Installation scheduled Tuesday evening November 15 at the lodge in New London
The Lake Avenue P.T.A. held its November meeting at Lake Avenue School with good attendance and announced a chicken supper for Wednesday November 9 between 5 and 8 p.m. Proceeds will buy a moving picture machine for the school. Father’s night is planned for January with Otto Jabbusch as chairman.
A dense schedule lists radio programs across networks and times including Orphan Annie The Gray Endless variety shows news Anson Bond Issue Don Winslow With Music Tom Mix and Dream broadcasts Featuring political talk Democratic Republican coverage and grand central stage shows Rooms and bands fill the lineup with numerous titles and announcers noted for the day including WGN WR WCLE and WVintage listings
A lively program unfolds with radio and stage acts including Al Donahue and Montana Slim. Orchestras perform under Hendries Morning Stars and Eddie Duchin while dance halls feature Barn Dance and Night Owl sets. Political talk and newscasts punctuate the schedule as local stations broadcast late into the night.
Local station schedules and town notices detailing program lineups at WTAM WGAR WOCLE and others, with community events in Lagrange Townsend Club South Ridge Rochester Columbia Spencer Pittsfield Avon Lake Litchfield North Olmsted and North Ridgeville. Includes church services meetings and social gatherings for Nov 6 1938.
Freshments were served by the committee in charge following a recent meeting, with attendees given light fare and beverages as the session concluded.
The second phase of the New London Prince of Peace contest will be held at New London High School auditorium Sunday evening November 6 at 7 30 p m. Six contestants advanced from the Tuesday preliminary on November 1: Stewart Siddall Lucius Bartlett Azuba Ward Marjorie Luxon Sue McMan and Frances Keefer.
Grafton High publishes The Purple and Gold for October the first issue of the school year. Editor Paul Bridges leads a staff including sports editors and writers, art editors, reporters, circulation and advertising chiefs, with many student contributors listed by name.
Avon Lake Junior Class presents a high school auditorium play at 8 p.m. Brighton Ladies Society serves chicken supper at the church dining room from 5 30 to 8 p.m. Eaton Juniors sponsor a Music Hall program at 8 15 p.m. Grafton Young Peoples Class meets Friday evening with Mr.
Plans for observance of American Education Week start at Henrietta School on Monday November 7 inviting each parent to visit the regular class work during the observance. The event emphasizes family involvement in education and showcases classroom activities.
Young attorney George Martin endures suited by townsfolk and a matchmaking plot. Ellen Vaughan proposes a risky scheme to throw off admirers by involving Rita Roselle and Lee Morgan, while Lee hints at ongoing scheming to boost reputations.
The schedule lists daily class visitation assemblies from Monday to Friday, November 7 to 11, at 2:15 p m. Themes cover Citizenship Vocations and Avocations Health and Temperance Safety and Leisure Time. Students are urged to display their hobbies and participate actively for a prize tied to the largest visitation.
Huntington briefs note the Ladies Aid Society will hold a meeting on Tuesday November 8 in the Grange Hall with an election dinner served by Circle No 1. Several local residents and guests are listed as Sunday visitors and callers at various homes including J C Ranking, Ross Reno, Gertrude Akins, Homer Akins, Marion Crile, Ray Perkins, Henry West, Mary Long, Nettie Canfield and others.
Pauline of Wellington spent Sunday with Mrs Henry Lorence. Mrs Treva West and Elyria friend called on Mrs Tracy Lorence who is very ill. William Aukerman and Mr and Mrs Jones and children of Spencer were Sunday dinner guests at the C C Hines home. Mr and Mrs Myron Hines and family were afternoon callers. Mr and Mrs P A Newbecker of Cleveland were Sunday and Monday visitors at the Lloyd Weyer home.
Willard No. 1 oil well at Willows California is described as possibly the only oil well in the world to yield refined oil. A barrel of oil sucked into the crater when the well blew in last January was discharged intact, signaling remarkable chemistry from the site.
In San Francisco a massive barbecue pit for 3000 pounds of meat is under construction on the Golden Gate Exposition site. Twelve chefs, led by Tony Liargo famed for barbecuing steaks for Theodore Roosevelt, will oversee the operation. Meanwhile Japanese buyers are acquiring equipment in Sweden for large rayon pulp mills in Manchukuo.
Joel McCrea and Andrea Leeds star in Youth Takes a Fling a light romantic comedy now showing at the Capitol Theatre. The film features lively flirtation and breezy misunderstandings as the leads navigate romance.
Joe E. Brown and June Travis star in The Gladiator, a musical comedy now showing at the Rivoli Theatre.
In Cleveland a judge pressed a buzzer in his office to call his bailiff but the buzzer system was wired to ring the judge instead. The incident involved Judge Frank S. Day and an electrician whose wiring caused the misfire.
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