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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1936

Page

9

Townsend Club No 1 Sees Good Attendance At Meeting

Members of Townsend Club No 1 gathered for their regular meeting with emphasis on future activities. An open air meeting is planned soon with a speaker to explain the Townsend Plan. An opening session is set for Sept 30 at Moose Hall near Palace Theater on Broadway. A Thursday event Sept 17 at Club Rooms 136 Middle Avenue invites all, especially the youth.

Townsend Club No. 1 Lorain Townsend Club No. 1 Moose Hall Palace Theater Broadway Elyria Club No Middle Avenue

Area to transfer into Elyria school district

A small area north of Elyria city limits on Lake Avenue will join the Elyria district after boards of education approve the transfer. Five local Edison students have attended Edison School under the belief they were in Elyria. The move, proposed by M F Fer for property owner Andwur Mart garge Loan Camper, corrects a long standing error. The transfer will occur next spring with Lorain County Board of Education funding.

Elyria Lake Avenue Hisria Loraiz County Edison M. F. Fer Andwur Martgarge-Loan Elyria City Slyria Township Fer

Radio Programs Fall Schedule Highlights and Hosts

The station rundown lists WTAM and WGEAR airings on September 15 with 5:00 to midnight blocks featuring jazz, bands, talk segments, and guest names such as Fred Astaire, Democrats, Vincent Lopez, and Bob Brexas among others. Bob Brexas, Vander Pyi, and Jimmie Allen are shown with multiple performances. the program slate includes sports, commentary, and music hosted by various ensembles like the Heisman Band, Sam Watkins, and the Stenross Band.

WTAM Jaca Old Man Sunshine Lowell Thomas Sportsman Experience Twiligh i Tutes Revue Heisman Warne Sin Voice of People Fred Astaire Fred As

Dance classes eyed for Elyria schools proposal

Mrs. Lowell Stope proposes ballroom dance and social department classes in Ebria schools pending board approval. Officials weigh gym availability at Elyria high and Gates schools, consider private class operation with standard gym rental rates.

Ebria Board of Education Lowell Stope Stone East Midwest Elyria School

Magnificent Obsession Opens at Rivoli Theatre Tomorrow

Lavish setting and stirring action headline the Rivoli Theatre opening tomorrow with Irene Dunne and Robert Taylor starring in Magnificent Obsession. The engaging drama promises popular appeal and strong performances from the two leads.

Rivoli Theatre Irene Dunne Robert Taylor

Sing Baby Sing at Capitol Theatre Stars in Cast

A new Capitol film offers humor and swing music in Sing, Baby, Sing. The cast includes Alice Fare Adolphe Menjou Gregory Ratoff Ted Healy and Patsy Kelly. Despondency cited for suicides of Eelen Leftwich 29 Columbus and Lewis Fargo 37 Kirksville after jumping from Scioto river bridges. Leftwich drowned Fargo died after hospital revival attempt.

Capitol Theatre Alice Fare Adolphe Menjou Gregory Ratoff Ted Healy Patsy Kelly Columaptus Miss Eelen Leftwich Columbus Lewis Fargo Kirksvile Scioto Miss Leftwich Fargo

Two Sisters to Offer Class at Nativity Church

Beginning September 21 at 3 45 p m and every Monday two sisters from St Josephs School Amherst will teach a class at Nativity Church for students in grades three through eight.

South Amherst St. Joseph’s School Amherst Nativity Church

Woman's Circle to Meet at Nativity Parish Parlor Thursday

The Woman's Circle of Nativity Parish will meet in church parlors Thursday afternoon for an important business meeting followed by a social hour. All members urged to attend. Several local residents attended events and hosted guests over the weekend including extensive visits across Elyria Mansfield Lorain and Lakewood.

Woman's Circle the Nativity Parish

Terror Mountain Mystery Ends In A Bus Fire

May and Strand chase clues aboard the burning bus as gunpowder danger looms. Amelia Bangor, Miss Jones, and Jenkins face death while secrets of Lefty's bandana and a vanished husband linger. The story promises a showdown and the truth before dawn.

Strand May Lefty Andy Jenkins Miss Bangor Trump Jones Amelia Bangor Amelia Miss Jones Bfiss Jones

Amherst area church and club meetings on September schedule

The Men's Club of St Pauls Lutheran meets at church parlors this evening and the Pythian Sisters gather at Pythian Hall for their first post summer meeting. A baptismal service is at Lake View Park at 6 36 pm. Ladies aid groups from Methodist and Congregational churches meet midweek, with officers to be elected and host committees named.

Amberst St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Pythian Sisters Pythian Hall Laka View Park Ladies’ Aid Society Methodist Church Ladies’ Society The Congregational Church Harry Nicholl South Main Street James Nicholl

St Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School Plans Next Meeting

The teachers held a regular meeting in the church parlors Monday evening and announce the next gathering will occur in two weeks. Other church activities include a combined Concordia Club and Junior Wal meeting.

St Paul’s Lutheran Sunday School Concordia Club Junior Wal

Junior Walther League Meeting Postponed to Sept 25

The church announces the Junior Walther League meeting on Friday has been moved to September 25. Mission Sunday services are planned for September 27 with out of town speakers and special music featured.

Reamer Family Announces Ruth Matilda Engagement

Mr and Mrs Adolph Reamer of Foster Park road hosted a Sunday chicken dinner where they announced the engagement of their daughter Ruth Matilda to John S Tirch Son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Tirch of Cleveland A pink and yellow color motif complemented two tiered cakes at the table dinner served at noon to twenty members of immediate families

Adolph Reamer Foster Park Road Ruth Matilda John S. Tirch Joseph Tirch Cleveland

Amherst rally at Town Hall park led by Tolhurst

About 50 attended the Amherst Roosevelt-Darrey Club rally in Town Hall park Monday evening. A. R. Tolhurst presided with brief talks by Ben Harris Lorain and Marsh, a national Democratic chairman. Ralph McAlister Cleveland, state highway department, was the main speaker. Next club meeting set for October 12.

Amherst Roosevelt-Darrey Club Town Hall Park A. R. Tolhurst Ben Harris Lorain Marsh Ralph McAlister Cleveland State Highway Department Cuyahoga County

Mary Martha Class Members Host Bridge Evening

The Mary Martha Class of the Congregational church was hosted by Mrs. Helen Sabiers and Mrs. Minnie Sabiers on Tenney Avenue. Members played bridge after business, with high score trophy awarded to Mrs. Albin Wagner and consolation to Mrs. Vincent Nalley. A course luncheon followed in the dining room.

Helen Minnie Sabiers Tenney Avenue Mary Martha Congregational Church Albin Wagner Vincent Nalley Ter

Circle Two Meeting at St Ann's Society in Milan

Mrs H A Finnegan hosted Circle Two of St Ann's Society on Milan Avenue last night. About five hundred and burco attended after a brief business session. Prizes went to Mrs Thomas Andrews and Mrs Mary Bruckerty for barco. Hostess served a refreshment course to 12 members and one guest, Mrs August Craig. Next meeting set with Mrs William Wilker, North Main Street.

H. A. Finnegan Milan Avenue St. Ann’s Society Five Hundred Burco Thomas Andrews Mary Bruckertyon Barco August Craig William Wilker North Main Street

Two More Coaches For The Mercury Train

F. E. Williamson, president of the New York Central System, announced that heavy patronage on The Mercury, the Central’s streamlined Cleveland to Detroit train, requires two additional coaches. The morning departure from Cleveland will shift on September 27, while the 164 mile trip with one stop at Toledo keeps a two hours fifty minute schedule.

F. E. Williamson New York Central System Mercury Central Cleveland Detroit Toledo

Local residents visit and health updates

California arrived last evening to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Martin Pippert Mrs C H Ernst who has been seriously ill is reported somewhat improved Clarence Cooper has returned home after spending the past several days in Clyde on business Mrs Ed Lehman was a Cleveland visitor Monday The Misses Iona Good and Selma Warkinton spent the weekend at Bluffton Ohio Mr and Mrs Martin Schroeder spent Monday in Cleveland Any and everything the politician talks about is an issue.

California Martin Pippert C. H. Ernst Clarence Cooper Clyde Ed. Lehman Cleveland Iona Good Selma Warkinton Bluffton Ohio Martin Schroeder

House of Good Food Dining Ad at 48 Broadway Route 57

Italian restaurant offering luncheon dinner supper and private rooms. Real Italian cuisine with finest wines champagne cordials and beer. Located at 48 Broadway Route 57, Loraes, phone 61-752.

Broadway Loraes

Senior League Meeting at St Peters Church Parlors

Members of the Senior League of St Peter st Evangelical and Re formed church gathered Monday evening at the church parlors. Frederick Berger led devotionals and Helen Herbst reported on the recent state convention in Columbus. Miss Helen Hollingsworth was elected vice president to fill the vacancy from Russel Bohner. A hay ride was planned for October. Refreshments followed for twenty attendees.

League of St

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