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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1938
Page
2
A composite piece blends light vignettes and wartime imagery. It juxtaposes a highway anecdote from an Illinois farmer with a comic Motor Officer scene and somber war reflections. The verses frame danger, duty, and personal loss through symbolic lines.
A radio listing outlines various programs across stations including music news talk and entertainment. Notable names include Dick Tracy prelude segments Meatherton Robinson and Paul Robeson appearances with varied times and channels, highlighting a diverse broadcast day.
A Republican rally will be held at the North Elyria Grange Hall on Griswold Road Thursday evening Oct 13 at 6 o'clock. Sponsored by the Young Men's and Women's Republican Clubs of Lorain County with speakers from Columbus Akron and local candidates for Congress State Legislature Senator County Commissioner and County Auditor. Chicken dinner at 6 o'clock then speeches. Richard Stevens and Alberta AlcAfee oversee arrangements.
North Elyria Subordinate Grange held its regular meeting on a night with members present for second degree work. The Juvenile Grange joined, guests included Mrs George Tetten and Mrs Lat Bigger from Hickerherst. Plans were made for a Halloween masquerade on October 29 and a team duel at the hall with date to be announced. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for October 27.
KIPTON The Carden School Fair drew strong crowds with many exhibits on display. It exceeded last year’s turnout and named category winners including Harold Bowman and Leonard Davidson for field corn and oats, with multiple runners up such as Russell Seames and Lyndon Geist.
Agricultural results list numerous winners for vegetables and fruits with names like Paul Matus Kenneth Davidson Arthur Whitney and Andy Urbanski plus pumpkins squash and tomatoes. A long list of local society meetings follows with dates and hosts including HATHAM COLUMBIA NORTH OLMSTED CHATHAM GRAFTON and LA GRANGE groups. The page ends with a booster class and community announcements for fundraisers and social events.
Suburban calendar lists varied meetings and gatherings across Avon Lake Grafton LaGrange North Olmsted North Ridgeville Columbia Carlisle Eaton and Belden. Events include women’s clubs PTA meetings grange dinners and club programs with times from 12:30 p m to 8:30 p m and speakers such as Mr Crosley of Lorain.
Home of Mrs Arthur Sprinkle hosts at 2 pm with Thursday evening annual inspection. Good attendance urged. Bring sandwiches and covered dish. The Ladies Aid society also meets for dinner at 12 30 pm at the home of Mrs Jack Meyers.
Mrs Annie Erhart of Cleveland spent the weekend with daughter Selden Armbruster. Norman Derek announces birth of daughter Sara Ellen at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several relatives hosted and visited in Parma Berea Lakewood and Akron. card party prizes noted. families from Cleveland Medina Kinsman enjoyed weekend gatherings and hospital calls.
At the Theatres the attraction Give Me A Sailor starring Martha Raye comes to the Capitol theatre screen tomorrow.
The Rivoli theatre will show to morrow Time Out For Murder a fast moving and exciting murder mystery melodrama. Home of Mr. and Mrs. G. Haury. Event accompanies a roster of local social news and visits across Valley City and surrounding areas.
Robert Davis of Shafer, 26, was badly injured when his car plunged 300 feet down an embankment near Bakersfield as he recalled his sweetheart on a hilltop. He said in a dream he shifted into forward gear instead of reverse, causing the crash and blaming love for the mishap.
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