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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1936
Page
9
Radio listings indicate speeches and candidates featured across stations including Father Coughlin at 5:13 PM on WGAR and John Bricker at 9:90 PM on WFAM, with Sen. Vandenberg and Sen. Wagner also scheduled on WTAM.
A dense listing of radio programs on WEAM and other stations for Saturday October 3, featuring Top Hatters, Haltenmeyer, Uncle Jim, the Thurn Band, Sportsmar, Red Grange News, baseball segments, Bartew Revue, Midnight Revue, and various band and variety shows. Includes time slots, program names, host names such as John Bricker, Batten Revue, Bartew Reaves, San Wasner, and multi-station mentions like WHE 1390 and WGAR.
In Birmingham at AnBona homecoming at the M. E. church. In Henrietta Hing's Herald M. E. church group meets in the morning. Litchfield young people of the Congregational church meet with Mr and Mrs William Spieth for a meal at 6 then a program featuring Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party sung by four girls and music by Mrs Abbie Flanery. Several locals attend with Ruth Haight, Thelma Miller, and others. Twenty six present.
Fort Worth resident R A Ryan unearthed a pink pearl from a mussel while digging for fish bait near his home. Jewelers valued the gem and noted its worth would rise if more matching gems are found nearby.
Funeral services for Harley Ward Rochester merchant who died Wednesday were held at 2 30 p m from the Congregational church in Brighton with Rev Messenger of Townsend officiating Burial was in Rochester cemetery Ward died at a cottage at MIttewanga where he had been moved to be near and under the care of his sons Surviving are his wife Eba eight sons Will of EBIr ria DeForest Bert and Jay of Mittewansga Gariss of Rochester Harry of Cleveland Warren of Townsend Milo of Detroit and one daughter Mrs Lena Buiner of Norwalk
Rev. H. H. Patrick, the new pastor, will preach at 11 o clock at the Rochester M. E. church. Sunday school gathers at 1 a m. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Jones, succeeded by Rev. Pair, left Tuesday for their new charge in Salineville.
La Grange high school junior class elected Marian Godridge president Dorothy Pease vice president and Betty Holcomb secretary treasurer for the year A ways and means committee was named with Amelia Rodak Fred Hastings Robert Simmons and Evadne Dean on it Lola Conklin and Howard Rising were named to the advertising committee
The Belden M. E. church adult Bible class held its October meeting at the Kline home with fifty in attendance. Rep. P. H. Rogers presented Rev. and Mrs. George Beebe with a grocery echo as thanks for their services. Hostess and helpers served doughnuts and coffee. Mrs. Hattie Goodman to host next.
LA GRANGE The Farm Women's Club will hold a tureen dinner at the home of Mrs. T. F. Callely in Wellington on Tuesday October 6. Members needing transportation should contact President Mrs. James Nichols or Secretary Mrs. Arthur Dushenske.
Litchfield unit of the Girl Reserves held its first meeting on Wednesday September 30 at the home of Miss Betty Young. Members discussed aims and planned future activities and community service projects.
The Grafton M E church women’s Bible class gathered at Mrs Musa Artz’s home on Thursday afternoon. New president Mrs Nettie Reinhard led the business session focusing on finances.
Plans for the year were discussed at a gathering where Mrs Artz's sister and Rev. George Beebe won the two contests. Mrs Trembath sang a solo Sunshine of Your Smile. The hostess with Mrs Trembath and Mrs Anna Hosier served refreshments to twenty attendees. The class will meet with Mrs S F Helcomb in November.
Frank Dusher ske entertained the Uneeda Rest Birthday club at a dinner at her home on Wednesday. An unusually large crowd attended the bar activities. A noon luncheon was served by Mrs Charles Adams to the Wistaria club members. Covers were for twelve. Mrs Paul Hastings presided and will host Thursday Oct 5.
North Ridgeville L B S gathered at the Congregational church with Mrs Kost, Mrs Anderson, and Mrs Stephens hosting a luncheon. Rev E C Young led devotionals and described a motor trip and NY churches. the group adopted a revised constitution and planned an anniversary dinner and a December bazaar, to be discussed again on October 14.
Wednesday afternoon at the high school auditorium Mrs. Donna Bell Shaw of Washington DC who lived here in childhood gave a delightful talk on the art of dancing illustrated with five modern dances. Mrs. Seaman of Oberlin provided the accompaniment.
The Mothers' Study Club opens its season with a meeting October 6 at the home of Mrs. William Schmittger. The group plans a yearlong Ohio history study focusing on regional history and heritage.
News notes report bans of matrimony at St Peter's church for Joseph Zapara and Christine Malone. Gertrude Nielan enters Seton Hill College Greenhurs Pa. Donna Lucas visits sister Mrs Joseph Snyder in St Louis Mo. Mrs A R Knapp wounds forehead in kitchen fall requiring stitches.
Miss Ruth Jamery returns from Kent College for the weekend while Robert Kreiger visits Medina guest Mack Whitman and Gene Whitman. Sidney Broadsword visits Cleveland relatives, and Mrs. Lee Walkden stays with her parents. The Hawkes of North Bedford host, with Freeman Smiths and Rouths from Suffield visiting Ryan Road residents on a weekend frame.
Warner Oland stars as Charlie Chan in a globe trotting murder mystery. The Rivoli Theatre begins screenings tomorrow with the famed Chinese detective pursuing a ruthless killer halfway around the world.
The prizefighter saga of social ascent under a soda jerker sweetheart appears in Kelly the Second opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre with Paul Kelly and Charlie Chase in leads. Local social and club notes follow with community mentions and arrivals.
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