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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1936

Page

9

Townsendites Rally Set At Cascade Park In September

Townsendites plan a rally at Cascade Park Elyria next Sunday September 13 starting at noon with addresses at two oclock The event aims to unite Lorain County Townsend supporters establish county campaign headquarters in Akron G F Allen treasurer and Park Sumner to speak about the movement Also mentions a hoax sketch To-morrow Comes by Sumner and a talk by W C Brown. Local clubs urged to attend and elect county officers at the rally.

Townsend Club W. C. Brown 14Th Congressional District Lorain County F. Preslar Tooms Middle Avenue Cascade Park Elyria Park Sumner Sumner Chemenning Townsend Brown 14Th District Campaign Committee Akron G. F. Allen Cuyahoga Falls

Radio Programs and Daily Lineup on WAM and WIAL Stations

Radio listings for WAM 1070 and WIAL 640 detail a full day of programs from Morning to Late Night. Notable items include Voice of People, Midnight Revue, Hughes Revue, Bassball Revue, Sport Gossip, Moon River, Dick Tracy, and various bands and variety shows. The schedule features a mix of music, talk, comedy, and entertainment segments with multiple artist names and program titles across the broadcast day.

Voice of People

The Silent Observer’s Jumbled Almanac of Oddities

A chaotic collage of headlines and quips features claims about wealth among farmers, federal relief funding for a Communist nursery school, and a century-old college setting. It notes a Treasury secretary unknowingly handling counterfeit currency, odd legal punishments, a Red literature drop, and a world of bizarre anecdotes from tax and tenancy to domestic wisdom and humor.

America MA Laznes United States Treasury New York Frank A. Birgfeld Arkansas United States Ait T Corps

Small Radio Invented To Aid Trapped Miners

London reports a small portable rating set designed to aid miners in mine disasters. Invented by IL, W o and C E Hermes, a father and son, the 15 pound transmitter requires no technical skill to operate and can be placed along workings to let trapped workers speak with rescuers above. Successful demonstrations were conducted from two thousand two hundred feet below ground.

London Hermes

Wellington School Resumes With Largest Enrollment

Wellington G Sept School resumes after summer recess reporting larger enrollment than ever, due to Pittsfield schools joining. A list of instructors and classes includes Leora Yoxtheimer first grade Alice Burrows first and second Maxine Hopkins second Donna Dague third Pauline Hendee third and fourth Isabelle McConnell fourth Kathryn Wirebeck fifth Litta Mitchell fifth and sixth Mary Sprague sixth Homer Barbe industrial arts Mabel Clark home economics Carolyn Clifford junior math Lea Grimes mathematics physical education junior high English Sarah Huotvidge junior high principal Mary Kelly senior high English Arnold Kipfinger junior high geography science Tratemathics Roy McCormick science Virfìdia Sebraim physical education and science Kathryn Smith commercial Edward Wells history Maarn s West language U G Swanger senior high principal agriculture Dorothy Lienhard vocal music Clyde Siedell R. L. Crowe instrumental music Thelma Hooper study hall teacher and Superintendent Shields to teach mathematics large commercial course enrollment noted First meeting of teachers held presided by Superintendent Shields Work begun to modernize Lee Motor Co showroom and build Shell Super-Service station at 35007 SEND-OFF PARTY Colese students who save the Methodist Episcopal church to attend school this year will be guests of honor at a Send-Off party on Thursday September 1 at the church Committees named refreshments Mrs Charles Shenard Mrs Herbert Reep from Womenbuilders class entertainment Young People class decorations Mary Knapn's Sunshine class BACK FROM CONFERENCE Donald Swanger son of Mr and Mrs J G Swanger represented the Youth of the M E church at the National Conference of Methodist Youth in Berea Kentucky

Wellington Pittsfield Leora Yoxtheimer Alice Burrows Maxine Hopkins Donna Dague Pauline Hendee Isabelle McConnnell Kathryn Wirebeck Litta Mitchell Mary Sprague Homer Barbe Mabel Clark Carolyn Clifford Lea Grimes Sarah Huotvidge Mary Kelly Arnold Kipfiinger Roy McCormick Virfidia Sebraim Kathryn Smith Edward Wells Shields Colese The Methodist Episcopal Church Atend Charles Shenard Herbert Reep Womebuilders Mary Knapn Sunshine

Local notes from Wellington and vicinity reflect varied events

About 3006 attended the trap shoot hosted by Wel lmeton Gun Club near Wellington with Lyon Coates and Martin Gibbins among top scorers. Obituary notes mention James Baldwin of Deaponville passing, and a farewell party for Elinor Sooy in Glenville. Community briefs cover park services, Sunday school plans, and local visitors and residents, including Ruth Hege’s Congo testimony and Bowling Green university entry for Doris Palmer.

Wellmeton Gun Club Wellington Lyon Coates Martin Gibbins Pear Ford Harry Dempser Cleveland Hs Garrett

Real Italian Cuisine at Ettalig Villa in Lorain

The House of Good Food offers luncheon and dinner options with private rooms for banquets and weddings. Located at 48 Broadway Route 37, Lorain, the venue features real Italian cuisine, finest wines and champagne, and 6 percent beer, with contact phone listed as 61-752.

Broadway Lorain

Labor Day Socials Across Ohio and Nearby Towns

Barker family visited Cleveland for The Great Lakes Exposition on Labor Day with Mr and Mrs Jacob Close. Robert Shepard Harold Bonewit stayed with uncle J L Laudemann and Smithville relatives. The Roches birthday was celebrated at Mrs parent’s home in Norwalk. The Joneses toured Cumberland Gap Kentucky and attended the State Fair. W L Lamoureaux and son visited Wedgford Stanfield family in Loudonville.

Barker Street Jacob Close Cleveland Robert Shepard Harold Bonewit J. L. Laudemann Smithville Daniel Shepard Berea A. Rolhe Roche

Optimist Seeks Snow Plows Sale In Hawaii

An optimistic Springfield manufacturer mirrors an earlier invitation effort, attempting to sell snow plows in Hawaii. The report notes a bright promotional push and parallel enthusiasm for cross domain opportunities amid competing fairs and exhibitions.

Optimist Hawaii Honolulu Switzerland Springfield

His Brother's Wife at Capital Theatre

Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Taylor star in His Brother's Wife a drama of the tropic wilderness now showing at the Capital Theatre directed by W S Van Dyke veteran of jungle adventure.

Barbara Stanwyck Robert Taylor Capital Theatre W.S. van Dyke

Bride Comes Home opens at Lincoln Theatre with Colbert and MacMurray

The comedy romance stars Claudette Colbert and Fred MacMurray in The Bride Comes Home opening tomorrow at the Lincoln Theatre. A subplot features Roger J. Taylor discussing Hawaii market plans for a snow plow, including a possible use on Mauna Kea, though delivery challenges loom.

Lincoln Theatre Claudetty Colbert and Fred MacMurray

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