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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
6
The Silent Observer notes farmers organized by townships to defend crops and livestock as hunters cause gate damage, open fences, and shoot on farms. Several warnings have reached the desk amid concerns for family safety and farm losses.
Avon Prayer meeting at Baptist Church AVON at 8 p m Columbia welcomes new pastor Rev Harold Landon at 8 p m Special program Grafton PTA meets Thursday at school Litchfield O F E S meets Masonic Hall 7 30 p m Townsend meeting at town hall North Olmsted PTA at high school auditorium 8 p m Spencer choir rehearsal at Lutheran Church Spencer Wake man cast of local men at high school auditorium 8 p m Avon Lake Townsend Club meets Park Hall 8 p m Columbia Townsend Club meets town hall 8 p m Carlisle East Carlisle Community Club invites all
Oberlin Conservatory reports all seats sold for Fritz Kreisler recital on November 29. About two hundred seats in the choir loft and sixty five on stage sold, with the concert part of the Arist Recital series.
East Carlisle School hosts an 8 PM program with refreshments. Turkey supper served at Fields M E Church from 5 PM. Pittsfield Methodist and Community churches union service at 8 PM with Mrs. Crosby speaker. Homemakers Club joins Brighton club for all day session as Miss Frances Eckert discusses Everyday Electricity. A Brighton three act farce Aunt Samantha Rules the Roess at 6d PL MM. Moon is a comic operetta at Birmingham High School auditorium. Huron County Granges meet at Fitchville day night. Zion’s Lutheran Ladies Aid serves chicken dinner Friday evening in church basement. North Olmsted Grange hosts a card party Friday Nov 18. Spencer Senior Phys S Class meets Friday afternoon at Methodist Church. P T A Dance at Marssey School Friday evening. LaGrange hosts luncheon for Mrs Henry Wis. Vincent Pet l program and movie parlor at 6 PM at Church of All Nations York C Eversene Club summer party at home of Mr. and Mrs. Miller in Cleveland. Reid a record party at home of Mr and Mrs Winnen Saturday evening. East Avon Baptist Sunday School meets at 8 o'clock at the Demma home. Columbia Game Club holds annual Tur xen Sheet at Columbia Center 1 PM. Acme Grange party at town hall 8 PM with dancing and cards.
Air and Mrs G T Jensen hosted the Sixteen club for a Tuesday evening of cards with high score prizes and refreshments. Upcoming meeting planned at Mr and Mrs Harry Hubbard’s home. Mrs H W Green joined a Cleveland family night, while Miss Lucy Walker and Mrs Henry Schenck visited the Ben Walker home. Mr and Mrs A E Brown traveled to Springfield Ohio after the death of Mrs Brown’s sister in law Mrs A A Goodrich. Mrs Isadore Gelman attended a Lorain dinner party. Mrs Nick Ricci of Sheffield visited the William Menges home. Mrs Ed Stagg picked a ripe strawberry in her garden on Wednesday November 16.
George Martin, a respected young lawyer in a small town, is drawn into a romantic tangle when Rita Roselle, a flashy actress seeking a divorce, seduces him. Ellen Vaughan warns him of the ruse, leading to jealousy and a heated confrontation as Rita fakes an ankle injury to win his sympathy. The two women clash as Ellen accuses Rita of manipulation while George tries to navigate his affections and perceptions of Rita.
The Dionne Quintuplets entertain as five young performers singing and dancing like a troupe in the current show Five of a Kind now playing at Capitol Theatre.
Bob Burns and Martha Raye headline the comedy drama Tropic Holiday now showing at the Lincoln Theatre. The pairing brings humorous performances to a film that plays for local audiences this week.
Avon Lake on November 17 reports Wilson A. Little of Avon Lake, a representative of the Maerkle White Huxtable Co, attended a West End Round Table event with the Cleveland Real Estate Board at the Yourvine Club on Lorain Ave. Mrs May Allen and her niece Mary Egan of Lakewood plan a Florida winter. Funeral services for Mrs J O’Neil, mother of Mrs Ed Ennis, were held at St James Church Lakewood with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Mr and Mrs Roy Whale of East Cleveland and Joe Thompson of Rocky River visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor. Mr and Mrs S J Cajka and child of Cleveland were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Cajka. Edward Mitchell and son Jimmy of Lakewood spent midweek with his parents. Mrs Ray Biddoulph and baby boy returned home from Lakewood Hospital. Mr and Mrs Carl Horn will entertain Mrs Wayne Black's Sunday School class Thursday.
The Child Welfare Council of Olmsted Falls district began its annual fundraising drive on Thursday November 3 with a goal of three hundred dollars. Last year more than two hundred dollars supported medical dental oculist prescriptions clothing hot lunches and milk for less privileged children. Officers include W G Guscott president Mrs Frieda Smith secretary Miss Frances Bislick treasurer and Miss Rose Baesel chair finance committee.
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No 393 will hold its annual inspection at the I O O F hall in Olmsted Falls on Wednesday evening November 23. Sister Gladys Foster tenth district representative from Chagrin Falls will oversee the affair. Mrs Fidelia Brooks of Olmsted Falls accompanied her Sunday school class on a visit to the Cleveland Community Center. Mrs Arthur May of Strongsville visited Mr and Mrs J M Chapin. Mr and Mrs Leon Richards and daughter Wilma of Strongsville called on Mr and Mrs J A Richards. Mentholatum ad urges readers to relieve cold symptoms with the product available in jars or tubes for 30 cents.
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