10000 Present At New London Homecoming
New London Labor Day Homecoming drew about 10,000 people to the Recreation Centre. Highlights included a balloon ascent at 5:00 with a triple parachute drop, horse and pony races, and sprint trot and pace events won by Joan Dee Carpenter and William Guy, with other placers listed from Green Spring Ohio to Vermilion and Monroeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Charles Pheifer
Green Spring
Ohio
Frank Kramb
Greenwich
Bud Ryder
Wellington
Va Pheifer
Herner Bros
Monroeville
Nelson Ferber
Vermilion. O
Joan Dee
Carpenter
Princess Guy
Reynolds
Senator Guy
Adams
Dr. Fulston
Bedell
Willard Guy
Réadon
Lars Omaha
Byrd
Queen Stout i Heffner
Helen Chan Reynolds
Pon ‘Hyde
Fir
Tona
Texas
Robinson
Hyde Pony
Duty
Parker
iBittom
Watchere
Parer
New London Class Holds Busy Meeting
New London attendance of the Sunday School Gel Rue Class of First Methodist Sol held at Assembly Friday evening. Twelve members attended with others from the meeting planning for the coming year. The class started a fund pledge and transacted other important items. The meeting opened with singing Work for the Coming from the 13th Chapter of The minutes of the July end August committees were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. E.sol
Local church meeting approves pledges and forms committees
Meetings were read and approved with bills paid and the treasurer’s report given. A motion pledged 100 toward the Building Fund and 525 was paid on the pledge. Six dollars paid for awnings at kitchen windows. Mrs. Stratton, Mrs. Barnes, and Mrs. Andrews named nominating committee to name new officers. Fall class meeting planned for October with refreshment committee named. Cards to ist members authorized. Entertainment committee led remainder of evening. Suburban Calendar lists events Tonight Avon Lake School Board 8 p.m. Grafton Anchor Rebekah Lodge Tuesday. North Olmsted Kiwanis at North Porter Rd 7:30 p.m. Wednesday Avon Lake Doodlebug Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Stratton
D. B. Barnes
Bertha Andrews
E. A. Roasberry
E. P. Bryan
D. E. Barnes
Avon Lake—School Board
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
LO. O. BP
North Olmsted—Kiwanis Club
Harch
North Porter Road
DeVin and Head Families Welcome Newborn in Vermont Visit
In New London Ohio on September 6 Mr and Mrs H B DeVin of New London and Ler Head of Wellington recently returned from Vermont where they celebrated the birth of a son and a daughter through their daughter. The couple also noted the presence of Mr and Mrs Tom Purcell and granddaughter Betty Leu during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London, O
H. B. DeVin
New London
Ler
Wellington
Vermont
Ted
Tom Purcell
Betty Leu
Radio Programs Tuesday and Wednesday Listings 1938
Radio schedules for September 6 and 7 1938 show primetime talks music bands theaters and recitals across Cleveland stations WHR WGA WCLE and more featuring names like Grand Central Sam Carl Georg Grant Park McCune Band and Ted Matone. The listings include program titles recitals and variety acts with station notes and time slots across morning to evening broadcasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Be
Grand Central
Sam Geo Halherep
Grant Park McCune Band
Community club and society meetings listed for Thursday
Local notices list numerous gatherings: Brighton Ladies Society at Mrs Day’s home at 2 PM. Carlisle La Porte Ladies Aid Circle No 4 with Mrs Pickard on Route 10. Eaton Rural Women’s Club first 1998 39 season at Mrs Anna Austin’s home 1 30 PM with Botany of Flowers topic. North Olmsted Mrs Roy Johnson’s Circle at Clague Road Church Sb A.M.. Grange Circle 3 all day at Mrs Carrie Buswell’s Vermont Street home. Ridgeville Ladies Benevolent Society with Mrs Forest Ohmes at 140 Belfield Ave Elyria for tea at 2. Columbia Friendship Class of M E Sunday School at Frank and Mrs Hales home Wednesday evening. Avon Lake Five Hundred Club with Mrs Archie Spade for card party at _lp am. Avon Lake Towns Club at Park Hall 5 PM. Grafton Laf-A-Loeth with Mrs Alex Schwed Thursday afternoon. Grafton Parent-Powder Ass’n at the schoolth evening. Lake Avenue Ser Subordinate meet at ROCHESTER Re M ES S meet Mrs Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton—Ladies Society
The
Congregational Church
Walter Day
Carlisle—Circle
la Porte Ladies Aid
E. Pickard
Eaton
Rural Women's Club
Anna Austin
North Olmsted
Roy Johnson
Clague Road
Sb A.M. Ur Grange
Ladies Aid
Carrie Buswell
Vermont Street
Ridgeville
Columbia — Friendship
M. E
Frank Hales
Avon Lake
Five Hundred
Archie Spade
Park Hall
Grafton
Laf-A-Loeth
Alex Schwed
Parent-Powder Ass
Mets
Lake Avenue
Ser
Rochester
M. ES. S
Charles
Hollywood Bohemians Grow Beyond Studio Walls
Jimmie Fidler discusses a shift toward a freer Hollywood lifestyle in the San Fernando Valley. Producers and stars retreat to farms and gardens, shedding old moneyed lines for a communal arts vibe. Bob Hope’s pen joke lightens the piece as Johnny Weissmuller’s Tarzan identity steadies his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tive
San Ferno
Swan
Nashville
Johnny Weissmuller
Tarzan
M-G-M
Stage Arts Studio Opens Fifth Season With World’s Fair Theme
Stage Arts Studio marks its fifth season after a vacation with plans for a large annual production. The program includes new pupils from Oberlin to Cleveland area, a "World's Fair Frantics" series, and a major show resembling last year’s highly praised production. Enhanced stage and sound equipment, plus training for public performance, are emphasized as part of the expanded program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lum
Abners
Pine Ridge
Simoo
Irving Plain
Secur Lavest
Elyria Rocvkestes
Oberlin
Lorain
Wellington
Berea
Norwalk
Cleveland
Elyria
Vicinity
Passport Flusband TM Next Rival Picture at Rivedi Theatre
At the Theatres Passport Flusband TM Next Rival Picture Stuart Erwin finds Ismaelf Use Innocent foil of gangs port Hasdanic showing Wednesday at the new Rivedi Theatre Pusa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuart Erwin
Ismaelf
New Rivedi Theatre
Exciting Story At Capitol Wednesday
A reading of Bulldog Drummond in Africa will be shown Wednesday at the Capitol Theatre. The event promises an adventurous and exciting story experience for local moviegoers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Africa
Capitol Theatre
Program Advocated By Federation of Postal Clerks
Ed Frank of Canton was elected federation president at the Lith biennial convent in Cleveland Ohio and announced a program to affiliate central clerks with the federation. The plan includes endorsing a national federation for postal workers, an appeal board for discharged employees, and pay for sub tines and widow's pension. Delegates chose Cincinnati for the 1940 convention and William R. Turner, retiring president, was named delegate to the next session in Homestead Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Q. i
Ed Frank
Canton
Federaion
Natsu Federaied
Cincinnat
William RK. Turner
Homsten
Tex
Golfer Kennedy Claims Record Playing 1822 Courses
Ralph A Kennedy, a veteran amateur from Winged Foot Golf Club, Westfield, is reported to have played 1822 golf courses, a claim of the most courses played by any U.S. golfer. He reportedly reached 1822 during a four week period with many courses in Ontario and Quebec.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westfield
Man
Ralph A. Kennedy
Winged Foo
Umuroncek
N.Y
U. S
Ontario
Quefuirwa
Call For New Peace Efforts In Labor Ranks
United Press reports organized labor urging peace between rivals amid a Labor Day push for unity. President Roosevelt called for cooperation between agricultural and industrial labor at Denton Maryland. William Green urged rededication to unity and the end of the civil war in labor. John L. Lewis hinted at internal strife while defending unity, and Francis Perkins urged accord for labor to fulfill responsibility in the nation. Elmer F. Andrews praised the Labor Standards Act as a milestone. Other leaders criticized CIO efforts while Philip Murray warned unions will not be driven from the steel industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Organized Labor
Labor
Roosevelt
Denton
American Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
ALF
William Green
John L. Lewis
Green
Federation
I. O
Francis Perkins
Boston
Organized Labor Movement
United States
Elmer F. Andrews
Frank Morrison
A. F
CIO
Ambiguous Draft Note Governs Local Tryout Ambition
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a person or group seeking a tryout at a central course. It references ambition and a ninth count style, but the text is incomplete and lacks clear names, dates, or an identifiable organization.
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New London S. 8
Capitol Air Conditio
Ameche
Joegles
Bulldog Drummond
John Riga
Angel
Warrner
Rivoli
Air Conditio
Kate Douglas Wigrin
Cartoon News
News
Lincoln
Edgar Dergen
Charlie McCartay
Carl Georg
WAM
Berwener
Tamia Met & Mareedittee Sports
Cada Lowel
She Il -Don
Hofoel Lamoplightees
Manning Bo-Kay Kynee Klass Wil
Ur Marni
Vodas
Sale
Tony Yabou
Houettes , Binnissimo
Amon
Tnt
Andy
Tom Manning
Lyman
Gene Beecher
Chile
Otto Thurn
Stan
Riteman Basam
Wweet
Anno Wee Krupe
George Sandlot Resune Sray
Colum
Don Winslow
Johnony
Matiu Bard
Wing Lone
Amos
Tae
Betty Ann Bishop
Jimmie Fidler
Bob Hope
Bob
Bro
Second
Castle's
Elyria, Ohio
Lum and
Abner
Stage Arts Studio
Luper
Screen Actors' Guild
Guild
Mike Curtiz
Mike
Billy Hallop
Curtiz
McNaught “Syndicate
Ines
Lake Erie
Sunda
Put-in-Bay
Jimmy Cagney
Nite Jackson
Orchestra
North Elyria Grange
Bie
Igi
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Federation of Postal Clerks
Keriys
Lie Duce
Ader
Brown CO
Printers - Paper Merchants Telephone
Lodi St. Elyria
Golden Ridge
Comfort
Pocahontas Coal McQuistion & Helfrich
West Ave
Federal Reserves
Slslem
Ene AD and Trust Company
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