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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1937
Page
8
Austrian born operatic star Lotte Lehmann comes to Oberlin for the Artist Recital Series on Thursday November 18. She will perform German Lieder by Schubert Beethoven Brahms and Wolf with pianist Erna Balogh and will discuss her Oberlin visit in her forthcoming autobiography.
Rotary members will view motion pictures showing logging and milling in the red wood forests at the Elyria Elks dining room noon Tuesday directed by Charles Crehore. County lumber dealers will attend as guests. Next week's meeting on November 23 moves to the Y M C A for the Community Chest report luncheon chaired by Kari Plocher, club president.
Captain Gerald Lowry, a renowned blind sportsman, carded 79 at Mersea Island Golf Club Essex. The 6352 yard course had a bogey of 75. His valet propelled the ball, directed his stance and judged each green distance.
Hollywood gossip note on Jane Wyman's backyard airplane cocktail bar and Nelson Eddy, Fay Wray, Gary Cooper, Joan Crawford, Irene Dunne, Lionel Stander, Fred MacMurray, Margot Grahame, Anita Louise, Lily Pons, Bobby Clark, Clark and McCullough, Jean Parker, and the Pasadena dog pound with stray pets theme.
An observer recalls a casual Pasadena day with film people and locals. A woman helps condemned dogs find homes, two Oriental extras discuss the Sino-Japanese war while filming remains under way, Dolores Del Rio is praised for regal allure yet remembered as playful. Virginia Field and Ben Bernie appear in light chatter.
The Netherlands Indies have imposed a restraint on the importation of cast iron frying pans. The measure affects merchants and consumers by limiting availability and potentially raising prices. Officials indicate the restriction aims to safeguard domestic production and balance trade.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church will be entertained at the home of Mrs Ed Webb on Center Road on Tuesday November 15 as part of the church group’s events for the week.
Members and friends of the Keystone class of the Baptist Sunday School enjoyed a social evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Webb on Saturday. The gathering featured games contests a brief business session and lunch before plans for a Christmas party next month.
Miss Gwendolyn, a student at Ohio Wesleyan, spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Adams. Lillian and Merle Briggs of Cleveland were Friday dinner guests of Miss Perle Wilford Jenny Nead and children Norma and Leonard of Elyria and cousins from North Eaton visited Mr and Mrs Ben Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Glenn Barr of Avon Lake spent Sunday afternoon with Mr and Mrs Will Barr. Mr and Mrs J H Fisher returned Friday from a six week stay in Florence Ohio. Mr and Mrs Alfred Walker of Penfield were Avon visitors recently.
South Amherst volunteers held their November meeting at the fire station. Final plans were made for a dance at Hungarian Hall on Saturday, November 20. After adjournment a fish fry with hosts Charley Nickel Ray Anderson and Harry Zoukowski followed, with guests from Birmingham Amherst and Lorain.
Mrs. Lewis Burford and her infant daughter were brought to their home on East Main Street from Elyria Memorial Hospital.
Members of Circle One of the Women’s Union host Circle Two at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church on Wednesday at 2:00 PM. Attendees should bring a guest. Mrs Harding of Kipton will be the guest speaker with other program items planned. Alienists discuss mental faculties yielding to morbid brain conditions.
Fort Worth Texas news recounts a highway delay as work created detours on Highway 89 between Weatherford and Ranger. A mother skunk and two kits feasted in the road, blocking traffic while tourists watched from a safe distance before the procession resumed.
On Saturday evening November 6 Mrs Floyd Carlton hosted the Jolly 12 Pedro Club at Mr and Mrs M J Dague home. First prizes went to Mrs M E Huffman and Earl Wilbur with consolation prizes to Mrs E Wilbur and C Thomas. The next card party is set for the Earl Wilbur home in Weymouth hosted by Mr and Mrs Herbert Stone.
York township election returns show a tight race with Homer Stone Howard Brinthall and J C Bricker for trustees Floyd Nettleton Ray Sweet John Chamberlain for board of education Charles Dickerman as clerk and Frank Stephenson Roy Hinman as constables The Lester Social club plans a Nov 17 meeting with Mrs Carl Reutier A Mother and Daughter banquet is set for Nov 17 hosted by Girl Reserves and Mothers Council M P Church Ladies Aid held their annual chicken supper A Junior Girl Reserve club forms at the school led by Miss Mary Monegan.
Miss Lucille Addams won the Prince of Peace contest at the M. P. church with the oration Revelations of War by T. Earl Gurnn. This is her third year in the Prince of Peace contests and she will represent York in the county contest. Nellie Clift leads the older group with officers: President Darlene Sherwin, Vice President Mary Haumwesser, Secretary Helen Wagner, Treasurer Beatrice Fries.
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