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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1936
Page
4
More than 700 attended the Oberlin College Dramatic Association’s first performance of Pirates of Penzance at Finney Chapel. Lead actors Gresser Griffin and Margaret Paul received strong praise. final show is tonight at 7:15 with limited seats left.
A detailed Saturday lineup across stations WTAM WGAR and WV HBS lists numerous programs from football game blocks to music bands and news segments. Notable items include football scores, band performances, parade features, and youth news segments with multiple band names and program titles dispersed throughout the day.
A medieval poet speaks with wit about a scribbler who plagiarized his verse. He likens himself to an ever flowing stream that keeps its course and grants a Dhucketful of water to mortals who draw from it. It may be human to err, but to admit it is not.
Listings show transfers and deeds recorded by Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co. including properties on Livingston Avenue Lorain Collins Street Avon Lake and Concord Drive Avon Lake Village. Transactions involve The Cleveland Trust Co National Bank of Commerce Central National Bank and multiple individuals and subdivisions in Ridgeville and Avon Center Estates with several sublots and parcels conveying to buyers such as Sam Pere ora Doris L Bouse Thomas Paul Harrison and Mary Szombathr.
Fourteen members met at the Methodist church parlors in South Amherst on Thursday afternoon for a business and social session. They planned a December 3 school dinner and a December 17 Christmas party with a turkey dinner and gift exchange. Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. L. Jackson hosted and served dessert.
St Johns Evangelical Pastor Rev C E Sehmidt Sundar School 3 00 p m Public Worship 240 p m Catholic Church of Nativity Pastor Rev R J Steiger Masses 700 and 1000 a m Methodist Pastor Rev BL H Ryan Morning Worship 945 Sundar School 1106 Congregation Pastor Rev Joseph Michelic Sunday School 530 Morning Worship 1030
The Room For One More Sun day School class taught by Miss Marzare met Thursday evening in the church parlors for a party. Games and contests entertained Twenty members while Lois Springer Russell Springer and Eleanor Petty Norma Sleck and Bur Steele provided refreshments.
The South Amherst school board bought two new White Motor buses with Superior bodies to transport rural district students. The old bus was too small and required two trips. the new bus seats sixty children and will be driven by Lewis Merchant.
The South Amherst team travels to Brookside on Tuesday for a ti't and hosts Amherst on Wednesday at the local floor.
The Quebec government rejects exhibition of Soviet motion pictures in the province citing concern that the films may spread Communist propaganda. Officials say the ban aims to prevent ideological influence and uphold local standards.
Enjoy yourself every evening where there's plenty of privacy.
Eaton Grange holds a pot luck supper at 7 30 p m with program. Lake Avenue North Elyria Grange hosts a barnyard parade at Griswold road Grange Hall at 7 p m. Chatham Union Young People meet at the Methodist Church at 7 30 p m. Henrietta Communion service at the Methodist Church. Spencer Thanksgiving service at M E Church. Belden M E Choir at Mrs Charles Wise home. Chatham Union services at Methodist Church 7 30 p m. Chatham Grange basketball practice at the school. Grafton Board of Public Affairs at Town Hall 8 p m. Grafton I O O F meets at lodge hall 8 p m. North Olmsted Boy Scouts at Congregational Church. Officer notes list Emmerick gate keeper Anna Adler Ceres Lucille Hopkins Flora Pauline Ferguson Pomona Maurine Catlin lady assistant steward Jesse Portman resident agent Rex Lees Sr business agent Joan Portman pianist. After business, program includes Mr Johnson clarinet solo with piano by Mrs Wallace Miss Gertrude Schott and Mrs Harry Mier readings and a performance The Gathering of the Nuts by members. Refreshments served by committee.
Henrietta HENRIETTA The regular Grange meeting at the school building Tuesday evening drew a good attendance. Five candidates were initiated into 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 l Launer assistant steward Mary Ladrach chap lain Walter Koithe treasurer Louis Ladrach secretary Irving
The Belden P T A held its November session with President Mrs. Martin Beriswill presiding. Reports from committees were heard, sixty members were paid, and Lucille Rawson from La Grange spoke. Jeanne Wise sang two violins solos and Bernice Tompkins recited. Harold Lang awarded Boys Four-H honors. Next meeting will be a Christmas program with the whole school. Door prize went to Mrs. Merle Lehman.
The new film Sworn Enemy stars a young man who vows revenge for his brother’s death at the hands of gangsters after learning sensitive information. The picture debuts tomorrow at the Rivoli Theatre.
William Boyd stars as Hopalong Cassidy in Hopalong Cassidy Returns at the Lincoln Theatre opening tomorrow. The western hero tames a roaring mining town almost single-handed, delivering action and frontier justice in this period film.
Film projects announced list Radio Patrol and Tim Treller’s Luck as upcoming productions. Names of studios or locations not provided. Production status unclear.
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