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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1938
Page
7
Local radio listings and community notices outline program segments for AML Home Folks and Morning Salute. Features include health and home tips, cooking, music, and juvenile announcements, with wedding coverage and school events noted.
A passerby and a farmer debate the size of a field of sheep. The stranger claims many sheep lie in the field, but the farmer answers with a riddle about counting and division. The joke ends with a pun on counting and aging as a companion quips about waking from sleep and hair color.
A compact row of radio program titles, bands, and live shows listed for a Saturday with numerous segments including music bands, auditions, and youth entertainments. It notes various performers and time blocks, giving a snapshot of the station’s schedule and featured acts for the day.
Ivy Emary daughter of Mrs. Fred Acketran leads to Kipton Community church where she becomes bride of Daxter Dobney son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dobney in a four o'clock ceremony conducted by Rev. William Winger of Leslie Michigan. Paul Sandrock sang O Promise Me and I Love You Truly. The bride wore white satin with long veil and pearl coronet and carried white mums in a shower bouquet.
Ridgeville North Ridgeville Suburban Grange met Tuesday evening with good attendance. Officers were present. A travel talk by Deiderich covered conditions in Holy Land Italy and Egypt including King Tut's Tomb and the Nile. Next meeting set for November 8.
LAKE AVENUE The Worth Elvira Subordinate Grange met at Grange Hall with good attendance. Frank Polen received third and fourth degrees. Pomona Grange will meet November 5 at Kipton for officer elections. All Pomona members urged to attend. QC S Kelser spoke and Elyria’s Mr Adams led a paper demonstration. Next meeting November 10 will elect officers. North Juvenile Grange closed for Hallowe'en party.
Lake Avenue PT A held its annual Halloween masquerade at Lake Avenue School. Prizes were awarded for costumes and games. notable winners included Rather S Marit McHenry and Tilly McHenry, with Marta Law and Jim Couture among the prettiest. Refreshments were served to attending students.
NORTH RIDGEVILLE Charles Gilder assisted by John Stephen entertained Friendship Club members Thursday afternoon after a brief business meeting led by President Lu Wilford. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Blaser, Mrs. Nina Sherwing, Len DeLloyd and Mrs. E. Hershey, with gifts from their Friendship Sister. Dainty Halloween refreshments were served. Mrs. Glenn Falkner and Mrs. Mary Falkner plan a luncheon on November 16.
Oberlin hosts a forenoon exhibition featuring forty Russian stage design works by Shaon Sissim and a separate group of twenty five drawings from the Museum of Modern Art collection, including American and European artists. The display, tied to Dudley Peter Museum’s holdings, continues through November in Oberlin, with sculptural pieces also featured in the gallery suite.
North Ridgeville reports strong turnout at the Ridgeville Parent Teacher Association dance. Attendees included Mrs. Arthur Seber, Mrs. Andrews, Joseph Welsh, Margaret Rut, Mrs. William Torres, Richard Winter, and C. Peterson among others.
Henrietta reports winners at the P T A carnival with prizes awarded. Notables include Elmey Portman Jr of Ridgeville Freda Jane Webber Ernst Lam Leon Currier Mrs Carl Bates and Mrs A Bonnel. A proposed American beauty parlor method may be introduced into the Netherlands.
Suburban community listings show church and school events in Columber Oberlin Ridgeville Lagrange and nearby towns. Activities include Baptist services meetings Halloween events youth gatherings and card parties with various organizers and locations across the area.
Columbia Garden Club meets at Mrs. George Fisher home at 1 p m. Grafton Anchor Rebka meets at the Lo oo and Hal. LaGrange Homemakers Club with Mrs J M Spicer at 1 30 p m Cafeteria dinner North Olmsted Unity Club at Parish House 1 30 p m North Olmsted Welcome Sisters with Mrs Merkle at 12 noon North Olmsted West Group Ladies Aid with Mrs B Salisbury at 6 p m for demonstration.
The Rivoli Theatre continues Deanna Durbin in a wartime romance where a young girl falls for a war correspondent. At Lineal Theatre the Mosquiteers ride the Quillaws of Sonora in a separate show.
Remnants describe a regular meeting of society members at Mrs Ber ail residence with references to John od sduneh and Steve Volug hres Ashek from February. The text mentions a Thursday business meeting time and a Gray bill in context, with unclear place names and attendees.
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