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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1937
Page
2
Wives Never Know a comedy of married life stars Charlie Ruggles and Mary Bo fend and opens at the Knoll Theatre tomorrow. Adolphe Senjon plays a novelist who believes himself too wise to wed.
The Coast Guard presents a program about its Alaska patrol and anti poaching efforts at Lincoln Theatre opening tomorrow. It highlights sea spoofers and patrol stories in a compact feature for local audiences.
A dense list of WFAW WGAR WIAY and other stations shows musical programs football scores and various hourlong segments including Organ Rhapsody Concerts bands choirs and talk shows. Notable items include Purdue football coverage and multiple evening concerts with named acts and stations.
Reesie Childs and his NBC orchestra will perform at the Coliseum Sunday night. The group, known for radio appearances, will provide music and dance highlights at the venue.
More than 400 Elrians and guests attended the Elyria Eagles Hall Halloween party. A masque ball highlighted the event with top prizes for comic costumes awarded to Mrs. L. King and Hiram Hopkins, and for attractive costumes to Miss Anne Luz and Keith Brasseile. A bingo game and turtle soup followed the ball.
The Honolulu Chamber of Commerce reports more phones in Hawaii and higher streetcar and bus ridership this year. Palm trees grow taller with age, not thicker, while tungsten steel alloys gain strength when heated.
A garbled OCR list presents scattered proper nouns, including personal names, bands, and venues, without cohesive context. It reads like a catalog of performers, theaters, and radio entities with fragmented fragments such as Rick Trio and Wayne Rise, lacking dates or events.
Rural calendar lists many events tonight including Hallowe en parties at homes and churches in Faton Fidelis Valley City Wakeman Grafton Avon Lake New London Rochester and North Olmsted. Community groups school boards garden clubs and civic organizations hold meetings and services with times noted.
Miss Esther Kaetzel entertained the Standard Bearers society of the Methodist church and Birmingham girls at her home. Miss Dorohea Angersbach presided. A program on Mission work in Africa followed, then a buffet luncheon for members and guests.
The New London IOOF Lodge hosts the Second Degree on Wednesday November 4 and the Third Degree on Saturday November 7 with many lodges invited from across the state. Past Grand Master E Lehr Bailey and other leaders are among guests with district representatives. A large dining room coffee luncheon follows the Wednesday session and a reception committee is named for the banquet.
The North Eaton women’s club holds its first meeting on Wednesday November 4 at Mrs. Anna Tildes home. The morning business session is at 11 80. The afternoon program by county extension agent Miss Alice Bird includes a talk on Frome Hospitality. Members should bring a tureen sandwiches and table service. Officers are Mrs. A B Martin president Mrs Clarence Tildes vice president and Mrs Wilbur Hawke secretary. A name for the club has not yet been chosen.
Approximately 400 attended the Vincent School Halloween party. Prizes were awarded for best dressed Mary Jane Gale, funniest dressed Margaret Hendricks, door prizes Mrs. Knight and Betty Mitchell, cake Helen Eschtruth, Mr. Schmitz and Mrs. Palzar.
The Jet Reformation Festival of Lutheran churches in Lorain county is set for Sunday afternoon at Amherst school auditorium starting at three. Attendees come from Lorain Elyria and Amherst with Rev. Harry E. Olse as main speaker. Lorain county chorus and Cleveland Walther League orchestra provide musical portions. Public invited.
HENRIETTA The regular Grange meeting will be a Harvest Home Festival at the school Tuesday evening November 3. The event is open to the public. Members and guests are asked to come masked and in costume with prizes to be awarded. Refreshments will be served.
Saintly ceremony announced as Rev Bucher receives installation at Mittawanga Reformed Church Sunday at 3 PM. The installation will be conducted by Rev Seulage of Fostoria Rev Fritz of Fremon and Rev Von Greening of Sandusky. Henrietta church members are invited to attend.
Ellington report states Maxine Scott and Joseph Pember, both of Spencer, were united in marriage at 2 30 PM Friday at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles W Recard with a single ring ceremony. The couple will reside on a farm in Spencer Medina township.
The school held a wide turnout with guests from nearby villages and Ridgerile. Prizes for best costumes awarded to Mr and Mrs Andrew Trill of Columbia, Charles Hanson of Elyria, and Mrs Vern Andrews.
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