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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
13
In Rouge Valley British Columbia ranchers report bands of wild dogs killing turkeys cattle sheep and pigs across a wide area. Led by a large mongrel pack they raid by day and drive ponies and horses to farm buildings. One loss cited at seven thousand dollars.
Irene Dunne stars in The Awful Truth a comedy at the Capitol Theatre with Cary Grant in a leading role. The film debuts tomorrow as the venue showcases the next on Capitol Screen.
Harry Carey and John Beal lead the Border Cafe cast in a Texas cattle country romance presented tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre.
Radio schedule listing programs across WHE 1380 WGAR 1450 WLCE 610 and WMJ stations for Sunday November 7 1987. Entries include news, music, drama, and religious shows with varied starting times and hosts such as Amos and Andy, Jack Armstrong, Uncle Ezra, and D Thompson, alongside special features, sports segments, and sign offs.
Correction from Wellington Ohio dated November 5 notes Mrs. Keith Andrews is elected to the School Board for a four year term instead of reelection. Henry Chadwick is the village councilman. Past Matrons meeting for Temple Chapter OES postponed to next Wednesday. Farm Woman's Club meeting postponed to November 11 hosted by Mrs. Ben Burge. American Legion Auxiliary funds allocated for Christmas gifts to Dayton Chillicothe and Sandusky homes. Lillian McQuate chairs the rehabilitation committee. An instrumental music festival by Junior and Senior High musicians set for Friday evening November 12 at First Congregational church. Installation of newly elected Junior Girl Rebekah officers.
A church service is set for Monday afternoon at 3 30 in the Methodist Episcopal church. Elyria Reserves meet Wellington High School Dukes at the Fairgrounds this afternoon at 3 45.
At a recent Wellington Board of Education meeting, three officials approved hiring a school fireman for four months. Plans were discussed to widen the north side driveway to improve bus turnaround. J. Howard Page served as president pro-tem. The next meeting is Tuesday evening, December 6, and officials urged greater public attendance.
Due to the illness of Della Crit tle, inspection of Lillywood Rebekah lodge in the Odd Fellows hall was led by Anne Kleppe of Cleveand as inspecting officer. Kleppe praised the lodge for its good work and noted they earned a 99 grade amid members’ preparations.
Mrs Kleppe and others received gifts at the event. Luncheon was served by several members as 48 members and 11 guests attended from Olmsted Falls Cleveland and New London. The Wellington PTA reports 180 members with a drive underway. A new finance committee is named with J Howard Page as chair and aides. The Congregational church Woman's Association hosted missionaries Alice Murphy and Katy VicAfee for a guest meeting.
Oberlin college debate team challenged Kiwanis members at Thursday noon meeting with a forum on foreign protection. The debate asked whether the United States should cease to protect citizens abroad by force of military power, framing a broad wartime policy question for discussion.
A Brighton Congregational church women’s meeting opened at 1 30 with Mrs. W Gannett in charge and discussed a December Mite Box opening. A nominating committee of Mrs. W Watts Mrs L Bruner and Mrs C W Horr was appointed. Mite boxes to be collected before December. Devotionals at 2 30 led by Mrs J C MacDermott with Mrs F W Jones as Thank Offering leader. Fifty guests from the Brighton church attended. Refreshments were served by Mrs A W Shields Mrs L G Bradstock and Mrs G B Warner.
Mrs. George Ponting hosted the Ladies Aid dinner and business meeting with thirty ladies and one child attending. Plans were made for ongoing group activities. A November 17 church basement supper is announced with entertainment led by Mrs. Merrill Nash. Earlier, Mrs Lyndes and the Eldreds hosted a hard time party for Mrs. Nash's group, well attended and enjoyed.
Miss Jennie Maddock spent days visiting at the Elyria Home for Aged. Rev. Leon Osborn and his wife visited Mr. and Mrs. Hulse, with Mrs. Osborn ill. John Sweet plans a Florida winter. Mrs. Bainbridge hosted dinner with Elyria guests. Others called on relatives, moved, or traveled in the area, including Rev. Robert Andrews family and the Meyers couple heading to Wooster to see Mrs. Mary Culler.
The American Museum of Natural History in New York displays the largest jigsaw puzzle in the world a faithful miniature of the city of New York with over 20000 pieces.
Holdenville Oklahoma story notes Genev a Heathman Davis who lost a sorority pin at a McAlester football game eight years ago and now receives the keepsake again. A separate item mentions India passing a Payment of Wages Act.
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