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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1948
Page
4
Readers flood in from across the country objecting to cigarette makers sponsoring short films shown as entertainment. Patrons in California and Ohio protested one reel that depicted cigarette production, demanding refunds and urging theatres to drop paid advertising masquerading as entertainment.
A quirky tale from Elyria Theatres features Vic claiming his dog Genius was trained to bark at blondes and fetch his master, a skill he later regrets as the canine clings to the trick. Meanwhile Myrna Dell survives a Palm Springs skid and earns the nickname Wrong Way Dell, echoing on and offscreen misadventures.
Beverly Hills pet store owner recalls an international socialite visiting his shop for half an hour. She spent 25 minutes lamenting starving people in her homeland and 5 minutes ordering dog food for a upcoming trip accompanied by her pet poodle.
Mr and Mrs Barney Haury hosted a birthday dinner Friday for their son Ronald and his godmother Mrs Cal Neff. Guests included Mrs Berniece Neff of Rocky River Cal Neff Gilbert and Lawrence Haury and other neighbors.
The article notes visits and social events in the community. Timmy Haury recovers from pneumonia during a family visit. Peter Eisenhardt hosts a card club, with guests including B Meyer Ullrich and G Mott. Anna Hirsch from Mallet Creek attends a Friday luncheon at the Eisenhardt home. John Wagner of Cleveland visits the Ullrichs. Fred and Burton Armbruster of Delaware spend the weekend locally. Valeria Kroesern visits Laura Zateny in Elyria. The Eisenhardts bid farewell to friends, including Mr and Mrs Siebert and Mr and Mrs Reichart, during Tuesday evening visits.
A group visiting friends here for several weeks left Monday for Los Angeles. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cooney and daughter Rita, George Bartonie, Mrs. Ida Heller of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Fries and children of Elyria who were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fries at Sunday meals. Mrs. Ida Strittmatter visited in the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Armbruster and family of Medina were Sunday supper guests of Airs. Philip Armbruster.
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