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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1937
Page
14
Tokyo reports Hirohito and the Privy Council endorsed a supreme war council to lead against obstacles in China. A 10 member group will form the council, which will gain imperial decree authority to act immediately. The body, named Waikaku Sangli, will function as a supracabinet council with sweeping power.
A Wednesday evening gathering of women at Markley School featured a six-thirty tureen supper at a long table decorated with autumn flowers. In the later part of the evening they worked on new curtains for the dining room. Attendees included Mrs. J. B. Roach, Miss Tempa Reisinger, Mrs. Plas, Miss Margarete Goodwin, Mrs. Ralph Cole, Mrs. Rowland Morris, Mrs. William Heck, Mrs. Elmer Keller, Mrs. Anna Keller, Mrs. Ray Hollis, Mrs. Irma Kovach, and Mrs. A. C. Haynes.
Mrs J G Morris and Mrs W H Chambers attended supper with Mr Roach and his young son. The Markley School ladies plan to meet at Mrs A C Haynes’s home next Thursday afternoon October 14 to work on curtains.
In a Saturday program at the Moon Arther studio, the Hogkh Johnson Joan Edwards group faces the Musicale Gil Gibbons Sky Melodier Brigade. The event features bands Weems Band and WCLE 16M OTOKC along with Doris Kerr and Mary Sothern. Franklin Lewis signs off as Rhythm Andorn hosts the Dinner Dance.
New York reports a resurgence of formal wear as men return to white tie and tails the scene shifts from dull attire. Notable fashion voices discuss celebs and literary figures, praising or lampooning sartorial habits across ages while tracing a pattern of three dress-up phases from youth to old age. Costa Rica sets up bonded warehouses. Brazil eyes cocoa output this year.
Ogden Flagg brings Jan to a lavish penthouse in New York but she grows restless after weeks of shopping theater and parties. Ivonne notes Jan’s longing for real work and the need to balance dependence with independence as Jan reveals she wants to use her shorthand and speech skills to work, not just live in privilege. Rex the dog bonds with the master, Ivonne and Peter hint at a future visit, and the chapter ends with Jan confronting her wish to work despite her father’s reluctance.
News From Correspondents lists tonight events in Avon Avon Lake Belden Eaton Lake Avenue and Vincent with homecomings scouts grange and church receptions. Thursday activities include Ladies Aids clubs prayer meetings choir practice quilting and a P T A talk by Miss Paddock of Oberlin at Henrietta schools.
Local groups prepare gatherings across Litchfield Chatham Avon Lake and surrounding areas. Meetings include Grange and church events at Grange hall, Congregational and Methodist churches, with luncheons, speakers, sewing sessions, business meetings, and anniversary suppers scheduled through Friday and Saturday.
LaGrange notes announce October meeting at a new hostess venue with Mrs W C Knowles and assistant Mrs Karl Kolinski. Kitchen committee members are Esther Walcott Esther Hastings Nellie Holcomb and Fiona Hastings. Roll call on Pet Ways of Keeping Vegetables and program duties assigned to Gladys Hopkins with Hazel Adams on devotionals. Attended reception for Rev and Mrs Ryan at Amherst Methodist church. Ryan family visiting from Vickery. Brief items: Nichols family in Detroit. Foster and Adams at a reception for Blaine Archer. Bob Rundle injured by a broken pop bottle Wednesday.
Several stitches in his foot and crutches kept him from studies briefly, returning to hig studies in the seventh decade Thursday. Mrs. B H Wilcox hosted Circle No 1 of the Methodist Aid Tuesday with a cafeteria dinner. Magna Walcott spent the weekend with cousin Ruth Gott of Delaware. Dinner guests Sunday included Mr and Mrs Leon Burrown and William Burrows of Clarksfield. Kenetah Rush and GC Gi Rush and son Kenetah were in Lorain recently.
Loretta Young Warner Baxter and Virginia Bruce star in Wife Doctor and Nurse, opening Thursday at the Capitol Theatre. Local patrons may expect a lively drama with top billed performers.
Madeleine Carroll and Francis Lederer co star in the romantic comedy It’s All Yours opening Thursday at the Rivoli Theatre. The film promises light humor and a playful battle of wates in a stylish city setting.
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