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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1937
Page
10
Next year’s fashions in fun gowns love music and dances are introduced by Walter Wanger's Vogues of 1938 opening Sunday at the new Rivoli Theatre.
Salem ORE The new film Blazing Sixes opens Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre starring Dick Foran. The article notes Uncle Sam’s free homestead lands era returning as a thematic backdrop in the Western. The piece also mentions turkey stock levels on the Pacific coast in comparison with last year.
Shirley Temple stars in Heidi at the Capitol Sunday. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports crop outlook with a six percent fall from last year. An all Irish production Carraig Dubh features Geraldine Mitchell, tracing lineage to Irish historic figure John Mitchell. Cheyenne jail reports frequent silverware theft endangering inmates’ souvenirs.
Radio schedule items list programs and performers for WTAM and nearby stations. Multiple acts including Major Ely Mes, Martone Band, Hit Parade, Halloween themed shows, and various musicians and troupes are listed with uncertain order. The fragmentary text names nations and groups such as Republic Talk News Dramas Truly American Opry and Jewish Melodies versus 7 Radio Warblers, reflecting a diverse evening lineup.
An array of musical features fills the morning with orchestras, radio theater, and public programs. Highlights include the Weidler and O Neill orchestras, the Health Adviser segment, and a parade of performers like Jenny Pendvody, Ted Untone, and Tommy Dorsey associated acts, with listings for matinees and sign offs.
A compilation of evening and Sunday services, rallies, and club meetings across Avon, Eaton, Litchfield, Penfield, Pittsfield, Lake Avenue, Carlisle and Chatham. Activities include worship, youth classes, a political rally, garden club, Masonic and Grange gatherings, Mothersingers, Women’s League, and Lambda Chi meetings with times ranging from morning services to 1:30 pm and later.
Columbia ACme Grange will hold a regular meeting at the Baptist church this evening. Grafton Anchor Rebekah lodge meets at their hall. Lake Avenue Grange Busts lers gathers with Mrs. R. H. Miller at 10 30 am. Litchfield Congregational church annual meeting at 730 pm with officers elected and pastors reception. Pittsfield Ladies Society serves a noon dinner and bazaar at the Community church. Rochester Harmonial Society of the Methodist church has an all day meeting in the dining room.
Grafton voters will cast ballots in the newly remodeled town hall for the first time at the election on Tuesday November 2. The hall, formerly a school, invites voters to view its rebuilt interior. Voters enter through the main entrance. The council chamber will serve the north precinct and a room on the right the south precinct.
Ridgeville N With the first report cards of the term home last week the Frudge ville Schools Honor Roll is posted by grade. Second grade names Keary Dreger Margery rous Eveyn Stroud. third grade Don Standen Patsy Heisler Jussie Wood Alfred Rusko Jacqueline Nubn DeWitte Maddock tartha Lasko Andrew Lasko Ruth Kelly Raymond Dunham Ruth Hodson Donald Kilrain Bing Jehuleka Elaine Dreger. Fourth grade John Heath Robert Kaumiller Eleanor Pai Robert Schmittgen Donna Worcester. Fifth grade Ann Irons Patricia Maddock. Sixth grade Bernice Darrow Dorothy Falkner. Seventh grade Eloise Carpenter Erma Fortune Buddy Haber Mary Ian Hunt Virginia Lehnintgen Marjorie Worcester. Eighth grade Barbara Carpenter Mildred Dill Trene Haller Winton Hunt Josephine Flood Janet Irons Charles Kremser Karl Maddock Emil Pais Vanita Stroud. Ninth grade Colletta Bommer James Crum Roland Detwiler Raymond Kathe Marion Hudson Gladys Ponting Helen Robinson Doris West. Tenth grade Betty Andrews Ruth Bainbridge Hilma Kjner Loretta Sweet. Eleventh grade Arent Kilner Regina Kathe Rita Getz Dorothy
In Ely, twelfth grade lists Ruth Barnes Ruth Haber Helen Haller Margaret Krusow Mildred Maddock George McVeigh Howard Salisbury as honor roll students. To qualify, a student must have at least one A and no grade below B across all subjects.
N Ridgeville The meeting of the Ladies Benevolent Society scheduled for November 4 has been changed to Wednesday November 3. A missionary from the mining district of Pennsylvania will speak. The public is invited. Lunch will be served at 12 15 p m.
LAGRANGE The students on the honor roll for the first six weeks at LaGrange School include Seventh Grade Robert Woodruff Margene Suac and Lois Smith Eighth Grade Josephine Lasky and Helen Nez derka Tenth Grade Harry Butler Walter Spieth Eleanor Pease and Marjone Lasky Eleventh Grade Robert Kelner and Hazel Myers Twelfth Grade Betty Holcomb.
The Brighton Parent-Teachers Association held its second meeting on Thursday evening October 21 with 112 attendees. Miss Wittich and Mrs Newton Moore led the entertainment setup while Mrs Glenn Tinker presided. The evening featured contests and a “hard time” social May prizes went to Miss Westlake and Orren Hanes for best costumes. refreshments followed.
Wakeman High School's Dramatic Club elected officers: Wanda Felton president Richard Parsons vice president Doris Beecher secretary Mary Shelton treasurer and James Jannett Hazel Dalton Ruby Peabody and Robert Morgan as members to help plan three parties this semester. Plays presented at the second meeting included The Lost Silk Hat Hats and The Provocator with listed cast. Wall paper history note included about early England and China usage.
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