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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1936
Page
13
An Augmented police guard patrolled the D L Auld Co Metal Stamping plant after a clash between strikers and workers. A score of cars were damaged by bricks. Three men were arrested. It followed the plant’s reopening a week ago under police protection.
Jane Withers leads Pepper a Robin Hood themed tale at Rivoli Theatre opening tomorrow in lower New York. Irvin S Cobb and Slim Summerville appear in featured roles.
Cap itol Theatre shows Libeted Lady starring Jenn Larlow William Powell Myrna Loy and Spencer Tracy. Police Lieutenant Harvey Klaiber resolved a labor dispute at an auto wrecking yard restoring work for 27 employees with all parties satisfied.
Radio schedule fragment lists WGAR 1450 and WIAY 618 with brief notes on hosts and segments including a singing feature and Bob Evans name appearing among program items. The OCR fragment is incomplete and lacks clear event details or dates.
Canberra reports the director of the Australian Royal Mint struggles to decide if Australians worship at church too much or practice thrift. He was ordered to mint 3,000,000 three penny bits to replace those nearly gone from circulation.
A patchwork of quirky anecdotes and gossip items from a small town, including a gun incident with Mr. Bolder, a fatal car crash in Kansas, medical cautions, humor about kangaroos, weddings, and a mix of misadventure, civic notes, and light crime fragments. The piece blends bold lines with humorous quips and local color from familiar residents and events.
The Avon School lists students across English and literature classes from English seven to seniors. Notable repeated names include Regis Urig Plas Moon Sietman Nissen and Hein across multiple grades. The roster covers Latin French History World Geography and shop areas with many students named for each course.
In Hawaii during the war year American sugar planters awarded bonuses to employees for useful suggestions. The program complemented war bonuses, highlighting industry incentives in the territory.
A British soldier writes from an unknown location claiming he cannot reveal his whereabouts. A Chinese boy’s bad grade leads to arson at his teacher’s house. A theater box office joke revolves around a vacant box and a hidden viewer. A marriage tale notes the spouse’s secret children and a quick rush to divorce. A comic line jokes about barking in marriage and life expectancy comparisons between married and single men.
Avon Lake Congregational Choir rehearses with Mrs. W Black at six thirty. Chatham Enron Services at Brethren Church at seven thirty eight. New London I O O F nominates officers at Temple seven thirty. New London Eastern Stars meet at Masonic Temple seven thirty. Rochester Bible Study and World Service Outline at M E Church six thirty. Spencer Choir rehearsal at M E Parsonage evening. Wakeman Chapter 177 R A M meets Masonic Halls seven thirty six. West Ridge school hosts Thanksgiving dinner at noon.
Friday events include Brethren Church services at 7 30 p m and Assumption Church supper at Odd Fellow Hall 5 30 p m with dancing to follow. La Grange Methodist Church service 7 15 a m. New London Union Thanksgiving at First M E Church 1 00 p m. Congregational Church at 1 30 p m. Saturday Avon Lake Alumni dance at the school. Chatham Union Service 7 30 p m. North Olmsted Ladies Aid and Spencer Senior Philothea Class also meet.
Carlisle Grange members presented music readings and a short play at the Old Glory Grange's second November meeting in Lagrange with Frank Dushinski in the chair. Regular business was transacted. Mark Tran won the penny match and Pauline Dushenski the sugar. Sis. Mattie Presser was listed as sick. Bro. Babcock of Carlisle offered several suggestions for the good of the order.
The November meeting of the Evangelical church Ladies Aid Society was held at Mrs. Frank Kelble’s home with Mrs. Robart of Birmingham as guest. A talk on China and its inhabitants accompanied by handwork samples was given. refreshments followed for a long list of members and guests. The December meeting will feature a Christmas party and pot luck lunch at an announced location.
On Sunday evening the Baldwin Wallace Gospel Team presented a program at the Pittsfield Methodist Church before a large audience. The group included Vice President Groves Larry Stone McCall Robert Avery and the pianist. Robert Avery is a Pittsfield native, son of Mr and Mrs Winfield Avery, and a Baldwin Wallace College sophomore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Becker hosted a dinner at their home Thursday night honoring Adam Date of LaGrange on his 90th birthday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howard and Ardith Neiding Doris Neiding, Mrs. Rudolph Krieg Elstia and other Becker relatives and daughters Adaline Dorothy and Genenabell.
Florence Bartholomew was honored on her birthday when Mrs. Clair Bartholomew hosted a gathering of relatives and friends in Pittsfield on a Saturday afternoon in November.
Fourth birthday anniversary festivities entertained area children with treasure hunts balloon chapel and games in the afternoon. Refreshments featured a large white cake served to guests of honor Florence Bartholomew Betty Bean Richard Bean Howard Wright Gertude Jordan Ruth Jordan Jeanne Elenor Jordan Kenneth Jordan A L Waite Leon Beam Helen Cherry Clair Bartholomew Don ald and others from Pittsfield Henrietta Wellington. The honoree received many fine gifts.
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs. Grace Jennings Stearns of Olmsted Falls sister of S. W. Jennings She died at Community Hospital in Berea Saturday after a lingering illness
Mrs. George Hamberger hosted the Knot-A-Thread Quilt Club gathering on Thursday with a noon cafeteria dinner. All but one member attended. guests included Mrs. Ray Eppley and Miss Brush. The club plans its Christmas party at Mrs. Zelia Sprague’s home near Oberlin on December 17.
The Board of Education purchased twenty five new books for the Library and received fifty books from Lorain Library to use through the semester. An encyclopedia was bought for seventh and eighth grades. A new buy garage contract was awarded to Walter Hales of West View with construction to start soon. Class averages for the first nine weeks place Juniors at 5.23, Seniors 84.9, Freshmen 4.25 and Sophomores 81.62. Mr and Mrs Ed Harder and Mrs Hemming of Grafton visited with Mr and Mrs A L Wise Thursday evening. Mrs Charles Kerber is seriously ill with pneumonia Merle Lehman is confined at home with lumbago. George Jessel jokes about a freckle faced homely boy who is a good peer shooter. Vienna features a Municipal Watch and Clock Museum.
A reader recounts long term constipation with infrequent bowel movements and back pain. After trying various remedies, Adelerika provided rapid relief and improved sleep and daily life. suggests avoiding gas causing foods and mentions Drageist brands and local pharmacist advice.
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