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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1936
Page
19
More than 700 attended the Oberlin Cohere Dramatic Association debut of Pirates of Penzance in Finney Chapel. The final show is tonight at 8 15 with remaining seats noted. Pirates chief and Mabel were praised by the audience.
Saturday listings for WTAM WHR WGAR and WJAY outline a dense mix of football scores music bands news segments and variety programs across Cleveland stations. Highlights include football scores and sports updates plus musical variety from bands and orchestras and local talk and talent shows. Names of programs and performers recur across stations as part of a broad Saturday radio lineup.
A medieval poet jokes about a certain scribbler plagiarizing his work. He composes a witty epigram comparing himself to an ever flowing stream that continues its course while others take a bucketful of water now and then. He notes that admitting error is more human than erring in denial.
Real estate transfers include Sheriff's Deed to The Cleveland Trust Company on Livingston Avenue Lorain and multiple parcels in Lorain Avon Lake Ridgeville Ridgeville Heights Avon Center Estates and Belden Park. Names include Sam Peccora Bernice Seith Stanier A Matteson Doris L Bouse James E Brazee Doris L Bouse Mary Szombathy Robert L Schultz Ray D Eastburn Minnie Walker Muntgan and others.
Fourteen members of the Ladies' Aid Society met in the Methodist church parlors for a business and social meeting. Devotionals aligned with the Thanksgiving season. A school dinner by the ladies is set for Thursday noon December 3. A Christmas party is planned for Thursday December 17 in the church parlors with a turkey dinner and gift exchange.
Local notices list Eaton Grange pet luck supper at 7:30 p m and Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange barngard parade at 7 p m. Chatham Union Young People, Henrietta Methodist, Spencer M E Church, Belden M E Choir, and North Olmsted Boy Scouts are also hosting services, practice, and meetings with a concluding program and refreshments.
St Johns Evangelical-Pastor Rev C E Schmidt announces Sunday School at 1 00 pm and Public Worship at 2 00 pm. Catholic Church of Waviti ty Pastor Rev R J Steiger celebrates Masses at 9 30 and 10 06 am. Methodist Pastor Rev B H Bean conducts Morning Worship 9 45 and Sunday School 11 00 am. Congregation Pastor Rev Joseph Michelic Sunday School 9 30 and Morning Worship 20 30. A Room For One More Sunday School Class led by Miss Margaret Rice met at the Methodist church parlors Thursday evening with games contests and refreshments for twenty members Lois and Russell Springer Eleanor Petty Norma Slack and Bur Steele served refreshments.
The South Amherst school board purchased two new White Motor buses with Superior bodies to transport students. One old bus was small at $90 capacity and required the driver to make two trips. Driver Lewis Merchant will operate the new buses with seating for sixty children.
The South Amherst team will play two games next week with a Tuesday game at Brookside and a Wednesday home contest against Amherst. Quebec Government bans Soviet films over alleged Communist propaganda concerns in the province.
Henrietta The regular Grange meeting at the school building Tuesday evening drew good attendance. Five candidates were initiated in the third and fourth degrees. Officers elected for the coming year include Don Wasem master L W Ko the overseer Mrs Leon Hop kins lecturer J W Ferguson steward Ed Launer assistant steward Mary Ladrach chaplain Walter Kothe treasurer Louis Ladrach secretary Irving
The Belden P T A met with president Mrs. Martin Beriswill in charge. Reports from committees noted fifty paid members. La Grange director Mrs. Lucille Rawson attended and spoke. Jeanne Wise played two violin solos Bernice Tompkins gave a recitation. The Bors Four H awards were presented by Harold Larg. Next meeting will feature a Christmas program with full school participation. Door prize went to Mrs. Merle Lehman.
A young man vows to avenge his brother murdered by gangsters who killed for knowing too much. The story opens tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre with the film Sworn Enemy.
William Boyd stars as a hard fighting Western hero in Hopalong Cassidy Returns opening at the Lincoln Theatre. The snippet notes Boyd’s star persona and the Western frontier setting.
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