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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1938
Page
7
Lorain County Cooperative Youth Council changes venue to LaGrange High School for Monday at 8 p m. Speaker Carl Bair of Columbus, education committee member of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, will discuss the Buying Club.
North Olmsted Pomona Grange meets at town hall 7 30 p m. Columbia Altruist Class party at William Ingersoll home Saturday evening hosted by Miss Rowena Ingersoll and Mrs Roberta Smith. Avon Lake Congregational Church services 10 a m. Avon Lake Christian Science meeting at school 10 45 a m. Eaton nominating committee report at Bible School 10 am. Rochester preaching services.
A Sonja Henie film at Capitol tomorrow will resume at the M Church at 8 p.m. Sunday with Rev. H. H Patrick delivering the message. Community events: LA GRANGE Lorain County Co operative Youth Council meets at La Grange High School at 7 p.m. AVON LAKE Council meets at Park Hall at 8 p.m. GRAFTON Just-Between-You-And-Me Club meets with Mrs. Alta Bourkes Monday evening. NORTH OLMSTED Hiwan's Club meets at Parish House 6:30 p.m.
Radio schedule fragment lists varied programs including bands and dances such as the Hermit's Cave and Watchtower Headlines. It references Minn. vs. Was, a golf feature, and multiple named bands like the Messner Band and the Paul Band.
A dense OCR page presents a radio station schedule with multiple time slots and program titles. Items include talk shows, music segments, and serials featuring names such as Julia Binks, Linda's Ist Love, The ONeills, Life Beautiful, Dick Tracy, Jack Armstrong, Orphan Annie, Amos n Andy, and Marty Marlin along with various hour marks and station cues. The list interleaves program names, times, and host or segment labels, reflecting a bustling broadcast day with a wide range of entertainment and news offerings.
A shuffled 1938 radio page lists program names and spots with many items labeled To be announced. It includes names like Renard Leiber, Ed Jed Malone, Jack Denny, Count Basie, and Buckeye Four, plus various acts, talks, and club events in a chaotic lineup.
Michigan coach Fritz Crisler steers a fast shifting offense as Paul Kromer, a 160 pound sophomore from Lorain, wins the tailback job amid a push by sophomores for halfback duties. Veterans compete for quarterback while first year men fill fullback spots. Crisler touts experience across line with Kodros at center and Smith at end.
New York reports a dual stage with Hank Greenberg facing Babe Ruth in a home run contest as Chicago Cubs pull within two games of Pittsburgh. Cubs win two against Philadelphia 3 2 and 7 6 after late rallies while Pirates lose 5 4 in 12 innings to Cincinnati. Legal notices follow.
Hank Greenberg homered twice in the second game of a doubleheader with Cleveland, matching Babe Ruth’s 1927 pace and closing in on Ruth’s 60 season mark. Ruth earlier tied Greenberg’s pace, while Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 12 innings on a Walters gem. Cleveland beat Detroit twice in AL action, with Bob Feller earning his 16th win as the Indians narrowed the gap to Boston.
A condensed tally lists opponents and scores: Oberlin 0 and 35, Garfield Heights 0. Sandusky 19, Cleveland Collinwood 7. Sandusky 0, Elyria 0. Middletown 33, Columbus East 0. Middletown 0, Toledo Scott 0. Lakewood 38, Rocky River 0. Shaw 19, East Tech 0. Shaker Heights 7, John Hay 12. Fremont 6, Bellevue 13. Fremont 7, Piqua 13. Akron West 0, Mansfield 14. Akron West 7, Akron St. Vincents 8. Lorain Livan 31, Cleveland South 7. Land Heights and Heights 27, Garfield Heights 0, Warren 12.
Forest Hills awaits as Donald Budge is an overwhelming favorite to beat his close friend and Davis Cup doubles partner Gene Mako in the final round of the Men's National Tennis Singles championship. The match will decide the national title amid high anticipation.
Budge eyes the first tennis grand slam by holding American English French and Australian singles titles as a near sellout crowd of nearly 15 000 watches the semi finals and a surprise win over Mako to set up a clash with Bromwich. Alice Mayible defends against Nancye Wynne in the women’s final as the sport’s drama unfolds.
United Press interview with McLemore frames the game mood as the football season kicks off. He mentions the Minnesota Gophers versus the Washington Bears in Minneapolis as a spotlight game while noting strong defenses and the era of the gridiron chef.
Hollywood reminiscences recount Wallace Beery paying an electrician for new shoes, Fay Wray dragged from a Catalina pier by Gary Cooper, Joan Crawford’s marriage ring mischief, Myrna Loy teaching dancing, Cecil B DeMille notebooks, and William Law a Chinatown merchant prince with Six Families prominence.
The Rivoli Theatre will feature Jane Withers in Keep Smiling, a Hollywood tale of fond mothers and wonder children, opening Sunday. The film centers on a young star and her dynamic family, promising lighthearted entertainment at the cinema.
Gene Autry and Smiley Burnette head the cast of The Old Barn Dance opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. The story also mentions Girl From Brooklyn and notes the actor’s pay details and expenses.
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