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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1938

Page

7

Embezzler Seeks Probation But Gets Year in Prison

Pueblo judge imposes one year in the state penitentiary on Clarence Williams 24 after he pleaded guilty to embezzlement and asked for probation. Williams expressed remorse and said he wished to work repay the funds and start a family, but the judge noted the large WPA presence and opted for prison time.

Pueblo, Colo Clarence Willams Williams Harry Leddy WiNames WPA de Wun State Penitentiary

Hollywood Stars Then and Now in a Photo Magazine

Jimmie Fidler recalls a January 1937 magazine listing 131 stars, noting many faded to has-beens while a few remain prominent. He cites incidents from Steve Clementi’s knife publicity stunt at Columbia to Gene Raymond and Jeanette MacDonald’s weekly wedding anniversary. He also recounts Jack Daw explaining “churds” as the ideal Hollywood face and Mary Astor with her daughter at the Russian ballet, ending with Nayid Nyv’s talks on tax and film-industry damages.

Cerean Aly Star Hollywood Theda Bara Harry Cohn Gene Raymond Jeanette MacDonald Jeanette Victor Hugo Filmville Jack Daw M-G-M

North Ridgeville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs Jennie Bultman spent Sunday in Youngstown visiting her brother Harry Robinson. The Gildens accompanied daughter and son in law Archie Watson and wife to Lakewood to visit Mrs Glider’s sister Mrs C D Parshall. Len Bickley and Everett Knowles hosted at Knowles home. Stephens family returned from Florida to Cleveland Road. Ridgeville school faculty hosted Board of Education members for dinner. slide for younger children installed by PTA. Out of town guests included Mrs Ernest Lamvermyer and Mrs Hawy Currier of Henrietta. SPEEDER'S EXCUSE NEW PHILADELPHIA alibi of Mrs Emma M Piersol for speeding startled highway inspector John O'Donnell who booked her for further hearing. Mel Pierson said she hurried home to feed her chickells.

John Stephens Eustus Florida Heir Cleveland Road Ridgeville School Ridgeville Hoard of Education Marjorie Thorp Cleveland C. P B. Smith Speeder Philadelphia Emma M. Piersol John O'Donnell Mel Pierson

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