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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1937
Page
15
A garbled mix of street chatter and civic notes includes a mechanic's roadside tire fix, a judge questioning theft of silverware, talk of air conditioned stables for cows, a New York man charged with testing a saloon, a nurse’s lullaby idea, a heroic dive rescue debate, veterans recalling French, and clipped exchanges among Elsie Percy and Cora about flattery.
A compiled radio and local entertainment guide lists a slate of programs on WHK 215M 1390 KC and related stations, including musical variety acts, bands, dances, and talk segments. It names performers such as Tom Thatcher, Lowell Thomas, Renee Vallee, De Paul Band, Gordon Band, Major Bowes troupe, and Patti Chapin, with times spanning early morning to late evening and notes on sports and news segments from local studios.
News From Correspondents notes meetings at Town Hall Chatham Dining Hall and Grange Hall varying times. Avon Lake Pioneer Club hosts a Saturday night dance at Island Park. Ice cream socials planned by Breyley Sunday School and at Schuster home. Grafton Young People Class meets at Butler home. Lake Avenue Elyria Juvenile Grange inspection planned. Local church activities listed with times and locations.
The Meyers Reunion gathered about 100 relatives from Cleveland to Ridgeville at the Ridgeville Town Hall. Officers elected include President Leo Meyers and Secretary- Treasurer Mrs M B Diederich. The program featured games and a basket supper followed by social time.
Mrs Clair Lawrences of Cincinnati spends several weeks with her parents and friends in Birmingham. The Sewing Class held its annual meeting and program with members listed and plans discussed.
Last Thursday afternoon at Crystal Beach a picnic drew a good turnout with a pleasant atmosphere. The Ladies Aid will meet Wednesday at Mrs. Jeasie Berkmeyer’s home for a potluck dinner. The Card Club met Thursday evening at Mrs. Myron Frisby’s home. first prize went to Mrs. Edwin Howe, second to Min Hopkins, booby prize to Mrs. Nabakowski, door prize to Mrs. Glen Berk-Sneyer. a delicious lunch followed. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Robart and daughter Helen spent the weekend in Lakeside. Mrs. Carrie Davidson is visiting friends in Elyria. Miss Virginia Twinings spent the weekend with her parents in Kipton. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Howe and daughters Jessie and Jerry were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Carolyn Howe. Mrs. William Fullgrabbe and son and Mrs. White called on Mrs. Marion Bates Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Berkmeyer visited Lorain on Sunday evening.
J. M. Norris, Bible teacher, assists at the Litchfield tabernacle. On Sunday September 5, Bishop Allen of Akron will deliver a baptism sermon. Afterward, seven men and women will be baptized at Black River west of Chatham. Services start at 2 30 p.m. and are open to the public.
Theatres Smart reports gay fun and laughs as Easy Living debuts at the Capitol Theatre tomorrow starring Jean Arthur.
Nine new songs by Gordon and Revel are presented in Wake Up and Live at the Lincoln Theatre with Walter Winchell and Ben Bernie featured. Subsidized apprentice training shops are to be established in New Zealand.
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