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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1938
Page
15
Rome reports the Fascist government bans Jewish students and teachers from all Italian schools as the first step to remove Jews from Italian cultural life. The cabinet orders Jews to resign from academies and institutes by October 16, and a later decree will expel foreign Jews and reassess the entire status of Jews in Italy.
Two minor automobile collisions were reported yesterday. Joseph Potesek of 602 West Street had his car damaged on West Avenue at Third Street. Virs Holcomb of 133 Lincoln Courts drove a car that was not damaged. Cora Kramer of 138 Courtland Street owned a car shot damaged in a collision on West Broad Street where Russell Willer of LaGrange was the operator.
Capitol Theatre presents a stage story built on Irving Berlin songs celebrating American life through pre war era tunes. Cast and production details appear to mix in a review of Berlins music and film pairing with the venue.
The Western film Two-Gun Justice stars Tum VieCoy and Betts Camps and is set to be shown at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow, promising action packed frontier drama for local audiences.
A partial listing from WHK WHA and WGAR shows a Saturday schedule with musical segments dawn morning hours and a youth concert hall feature. Names include Lew White and Caterie Br Faery and Hore Bacena plus various announcers and program blocks. The listing mentions to be announced segments and a Farm Agricultural Bill segment with tentative timing and musical interludes.
Sunday Avon Lare-S.uraat series church services at Ono Ba over chaureiw Hobe rast ve o.am Avon LARR-Chreter Sence semice at the church. Columbia-Columbia baseball team to meet Berea on Columbia diamond at 2 pm. Grafton St Joseph sorter hosts picnic at Schroeders Grove. Labor Day events in Columbia and a baseball game between Columbia and Newburgh Heights at 2 pm. Tuesday Avon Larke Serious Board meets at 8 pm. Grafton Archar Rebetab Lodge meets at I O F Hall Tuesday evening. Grange Homemakers Cup with Mrs Jay Thasver at 1140 am Cafeteria. North Olmsted Kiwans Club meets at Katich home North Porter Road at 730 pm. North Olmsted Unite Climbs meets Parish House at 130 pm. Only six business houses on Tangier denied banking credit. PieStamp Collectors Club Marinee Time Serve makers London Variety.
A detailed listing of Cleveland station WGA R and sister stations for Sunday Sept 4 1938 shows a full day of programs from organ recitals to cultural talks and music hours. Items include religious schooling segments Jewish cultural content Italian and Slovenian cultural hours and various music and news blocks with noted times and presenters.
North Olmsted notes report the Kiwami Club canceling its regular Monday meeting due to Labor Day. The round table meets at Ronet Karch’s North Porter Road home Tuesday night, Sept 6. Unity Club to resume Tuesday Sept in the Lac es Room at the Parsa House with Miss Lillian Stearns and family attending. other local visits noted from Ney Lo Cy to Cleveland Heights and Akron.
A string of social events is described from Lorain Road area residents. Included are miscella neous showers for Miss Bers Ware ahead of her September wedding, a Jolly Club gathering at Miss JJ Hawkins home, and various visits and visits to Cleveland, Elyria, and North Olmsted Park. The record mentions weddings, club meetings, and neighborhood picnics with multiple families and individuals named.
The Whitres union met at Center Park Pittsfield on August 28 with 95 Mercers present. Officers elected included Elsie James Lakenova as president, SQuetar as vice president, and a treasurer to be named.
Elyria firefighters were called twice yesterday afternoon and last night to extinguish a grass fire that burned about a city lot on Brandston Avenue and a dump fire at Western Automatic Machine Screw Company. The dump fire produced dense smoke prompting the alarm. Fire crews were on scene for about one hour and 32 minutes.
A diver named James J Sobes plunged into shallow water after a large cod and smaller fish at a bathing beach. He landed the prey proving successful in a rapid, improvised fishing scene.
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