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Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea star in a light comedy romance about a former newspaper man who becomes a crime novelist. The film opens tomorrow at the Riveli Theatre with playful turns and breezy humor.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1936
Page
9
Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea star in a light comedy romance about a former newspaper man who becomes a crime novelist. The film opens tomorrow at the Riveli Theatre with playful turns and breezy humor.
The Unknown Ranger stars as a Texas Ranger in The Urs knan Ranger at the Lincoln Theatre. Bel AHen and Martha Tibbetts headline the cast with Tibbetts credited as the feminine lead. The show opens tomorrow.
Saturday broadcasts span WTAM WADC WLW WGAR WIAL WGN and WHE with football games, music programs, news segments and variety shows. Notable items include Grange Revue Speed Show Red Cross drives and multiple band lineups featuring Olsen Band Smith Ballew and Jurgen Bard across stations with 6 to 12 PM airings.
Fragmented crossword clues mix slang and near unreadable terms with numbers and partial phrases. Some entries hint at universities, cities, and actions while many items are garbled or incomplete, yielding a puzzle partial in form and focus.
South Amherst Royal Neighbor Lodge met at Swiss Hall on Thursday evening. Members reported attendance at the County Rally in Sandusky and planned a December dance. Sam Slack received the deer prize during the social hour, with a pot luck lunch served to several members. The next meeting is a December Christmas party with gift exchange hosted by Mrs. Phillip Eviar and Mrs. Alex Stirpak. The Ladies' Aid Society met at the Methodist church to plan a school dinner for November 12 and served refreshments to eighteen.
Readable items show a regular Village Council meeting at the town hall on Monday evening. It lists area church services with pastors and service times including St. John's Evangelical and Catholic, Methodist, and Congregational churches with their morning worship and Sunday school times.
Radio listings from WTAM WGAR and related stations reveal a dense schedule of music programs, dramas, and talk segments. Notable shows include Morning and Evening music blocks, public interest talks, variety acts, and periodic news briefings featuring prominent personalities like Ray Merten and Jack Masters.
News From Correspondents lists events tonight across towns. South Ridge W W G class meets Miriam Hcourtle. Chatham Medina County Mail Carriers meet. New London Hospital trustees meet. I O O F third degree at high school. Union Young People at Congregational Church. Spencer feature at M E Church. Wabreman Peace Declaration contest at Town Hall with prizes awarded to Mrs Cowler, Myrtle Klein and June Miller. Mary Eilen Smith led games. Ruth Gould and Beatrice Donaldson organized supper with many attendees. Friendly Girls club led by Mrs Salisbury.
The Friendly Girls Club of North Olmsted hosted its annual Mothers Nizat supper at Barton Road Congregational Church. Miss Ickes of Lincoln High School in Cleveland spoke about travels in Mexico. A vocal piece, Mother, was performed by Mrs Rareh of North Olmsted. Louise Ensiemen introduced the guests, and Marjorie Smith led announcements before games and social time.
SOUTH AMHERST The St John Evangelical and Reformed church holds a reunion marking its 35th anniversary. The spring 1901 organization with 18 families, cornerstone in 1901, dedication in 1992, and a lineup of pastors. The 3 PM service features Rev Paul Bourquin sermon, 3:39 PM fellowship, 7:30 PM public worship sermon by Rev H E Pfeiffer, with a violin program by Jack Roberts and founders in seats of honor. Evening union service invites area churches.
In Kas a high school offers a home living course where boys learn sewing patches on clothing and basic cooking skills.
The Rev Miss Rut evangelist and gospel group will hold a revival at Second M E Church located at 17th and Middle Avenue. The event runs each night in November with special features and divine services. All are invited.
Chatham Grange held its meeting with officers elected including Milo Gunsald master Homer Kohli overseer Avery Clapp lecturer Hilliare Grim steward Lawrence Walkden assistant steward Aleyal Kohli chaplain Carl Packard treasurer Josephine Clapp secretary Margaret Clapp Dovey Betty Martin Flora Margigret Walkden Pomona Jane Launee lady assistant steward. Executive committee members are J H Henge and Edward Herr. Other officers include gre Charles Grim business agent Delbert Catox legislative agent Florence Gunsal juvenile patron Ada Packard pianist. William Baker and Marilyn Shick visited Eugene Griffin family with Ruth Griffin Thursday alongside Mrs Margaret Walkden.
Peter Lucas shows significant improvement after a serious heart attack on Monday. Donna Lucas returned from St Louis to be with Mrs Joseph Snyder. Contre national church welcomed several new members last Sunday. The high school basketball season opens Friday November 13 at Brighton. Mrs Frank Neilan of Somerset and sisters Ignatius Lycia and Romana Seton Hill College Pa visited Mrs Mary McLaughlin. Mrs H W Hopp with J H Stephens hosts the Friendship club next Thursday afternoon November 12.
Louisburg resident Frank L. Brown uses a bear trap placed on a 12 foot fence post to catch owls hawks and crows. His biggest catch is a hawk with a 44 inch wingspan.
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