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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1938
Page
2
Hollywood gossip notes exiled writer proposing memoirs with names, pokes at Colbert and Damita, praises Pickford and Stanwyck, mocks diary leakage, and highlights Warner-Bauer tenth wedding anniversary. Mentions Milland, Hopkins, Cagney, and growing contract writer rosters at major studios.
A humorous slice of Hollywood life notes the slow start for newcomers, a biographical jab at a novelists failed screen career, and Bob Baker’s agent seeking a raise before Baker waives it. Marjorie Weaver’s studio mishap on day one highlights the unpredictability of early shoots.
Avon Lake notes recount Mrs. Howard Walker hosting a women’s vanishing dinner with Mrs. Walter Schenk assisting. Claire Eberhardt formerly of Avon Lake visits Akron friends. Granville Dunlap hosts niece Ynez Hunter from Cleveland. Dick Hutterworth travels to Cleveland to sail on the Mariposa with grandfather Ben Johnson entering his 43rd lake year. A London month sees over 250 drunken motorists convicted.
Camden defeated Camden Henrietta in a seven game series to claim the volleyball win. The item also notes a flurry of local social mentions and visits including Mrs Emma Morgan and Mrs Guy Morgan reported as ill, Easter vacation plans for Mable Bronson and Esther Calkins, and various family interactions across Canton and Berlin Heights.
In El Centro California a court heard a case involving Patrolman Jack Tackett and Tommy Tackett. The judge noted many Tackett family members in town and ordered the itinerant Tackett to continue his travels, addressing the dispute with a focus on his movements rather than a flavored legal action.
Lake Avenue Community church announces Easter services on Sunday April 17 at Lake Avenue school Stop 7 Lake Avenue. Communion will be held and an able speaker will deliver the message. Elyria Township Mother Singers and Mrs Green's class chorus will provide music. Primary and intermediate recitations. Service starts 9 30. Flowers suitable for the services asked to be brought. Everyone welcome.
The column records multiple family events in Henrietta and nearby towns. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. G Becker and daughters, Elmer Portman and relatives, and Arlene Finch with Eugene Lamb’s marriage. April PT A meeting noted, and various visits to Browns, Amherst, Berea, and Dover referenced.
Quick rub cleans thoroughly and makes white clothes several shades whiter. Tests show Oxydol cuts washing time 25 to 40 percent in tub or machine, with safe results on washable colors. A single cup delivers as much suds as three of other soaps, making it economical. Ask for Giant Size. Procter & Gamble. Tested by Good Housekeeping.
Brig. Gen. Karl Truesdell, commandant of the Sixteenth Infantry Brigade at Fort Jay, Governor's Island, will assume command at Fort Sheridan on April 15. He replaces Brig. Gen. Philip S. Peyton, now en route to Honolulu to lead the Hawaiian Coast Artillery Brigade.
Mrs Lena Gegenheimer visited Elrama with her son Arthur and family while Mr and Mrs Fred Bauman visited the Buchs home. A seventh and eighth grade play What No Angel Cake was held in the school auditorium under Mrs Norma Livermore. Amanda Bauman of Beraa called on the Geis lederfer and Bauman families. Mrs Walter Bennett and children visited her father John Bachtel with Milton Schieder in South Ridge. Adam Horn was discharged from St Josephs Hospital Lorain to his home.
North Russia residents Mr Berg and Mrs Albright attended a meeting at St Peter’s Episcopal Church in Amherst on Thursday afternoon. Albert Lattiman of Henrietta visited Fred Berg while Ray Cook and family from Medina joined Mr and Mrs Harold Bear and Mrs Farry Gibson for Sunday. Cora Lounsbrough of Toledo spent days with her brother Ervin at the Will Berg home and Mrs Al Darvas of Elyria visited.
Local residents share weekend calls and teacers in Oberlin and nearby towns with visitors from Cleveland Lorain and Aberdeen Scotland. Also short notes on a Rangpur elephant incident and a remark about shooting stars entering Earth's atmosphere.
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