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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1940
Page
11
Hollywood column notes Bing Crosby earns top income from radio records films and side investments. His contract blocks solo star billing without consent, praised as a smart move amid showbiz vanity. Jimmie Fidler surveys ego, talent, and the star system in 1960s Hollywood.
Radio listings show WTAM WGAR and WHE schedules with programs like Mexico Musical Malcolm Claire Daytime Classic Lowell Thomas Evening Prelude Jack Barrr News Sports Dinner Hour and multiple variety acts, news and music blocks. Listings include performers such as Woody Herman Dick Stabile Glen Gray Amos n Andy Larry Ross and Mr Keen with time slots spanning afternoon to late night.
A retiring producer discusses his rise to wealth, citing careful analysis, strict economy, persistent work, and influence from an uncle. He highlights public entertainment tastes and notes his fortune nears 2 million dollars, with a final figure just under 2.000.000.
The Farmers Daughter is billed as an amusing comedy show featuring Martha Rave and Charlie Augsles. Weeénesely appears at the Capitol as part of the same program.
The Rivoli Theatre presents a melodrama featuring Drew and Robert Paige in Women Without. The limited showing promises theatrical intrigue and period suspense.
First Congregational Dr C W Record minister Mrs Woman's Association joins Medina Association at First Church Oberlin for covered-dish dinner at 12 15 afternoon program includes music by Oberlin Conservatory students and a speaker All women urged to attend Church of Christ A E Tennant minister Prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 Official board meeting 7 30 Thursday Choir practice 7 30 Friday Joyce Meredith leader First Baptist John H Green Fellowship supper 6 30 Wednesday followed by special business meeting Pastor urges attendance as an architect from Columbus will be present to give remodeling cost estimates
The article defines metabolism as the sum of tissue building and tearing down to sustain life and explains how imbalances in nourishment, fat storage, and organ function can lead to conditions such as diabetes, gout, rickets, and thyroid issues. It discusses how excess weight can result from overeating or inability to process fat and sugar.
The piece argues that health hinges on matching bodily chemistry to needs through nutrition and prevention. It notes infection thrives in poor nutrition, links social conditions to disease, and cites milk supply increasing bone development in children as a key economic and public health finding over decades.
Clinical records show observations on acidity alkali reserves blood composition and metabolism. Immunization digestion and nutrient availability shape disease resistance and energy production with vitamins marking a turning point. Future health hinges on informed food selection for better living.
Local clubs churches and organizations announce tonight events across LaGrange Grafton New London Avon Lake Lake Avenue Eaton Brighton Columbia Huntington North Olmsted LaGrange Laporte Avon and surrounding areas. Activities include meetings classes plays choruses fairs and card parties with times from 7:30 to 8:00 p.m. and family gatherings noted.
Miss Ruth Lower of Millersburg Ohio and Philip Duff of Wellington Kentucky married April 2 in Covington Kentucky. Lower a Baldwin Wallace College freshman, Duff a Wellington High School senior and valedictorian. The newlyweds reside in West Palm Beach Florida where Duff works for the West Palm Beach Post. The Lower family hosts and Duff parents visited Millersburg after the ceremony.
Merle Baumgardner son of Leon ard A Baumgardner of here earned high marks in a state wide spring piano competition. He won 2 superior ratings in January county contest advancing to the district in Bellevue and then placed among three finalists in Oberlin in March. At Oberlin Saturday judge Prof. David Mover praised his performance. Merle, a sophomore at Wellington High, studies piano with Mrs Treva H Hill.
J Fred Reser spoke to local poultrymen at a Kroger store meeting on raising ducks chickens geese and turkeys and diagnosing illnesses a scientific exhibit on poultry diseases was shown Leo Hopkins oversaw arrangements Miss Ruth Jamerson visited Baldwin Wallace College with Miss Betty Bear at Emma Lang Hall The Christian Endeavor Society met Friday at the Church of Christ and plans a future production titled The Ravelled Sleeve under Miss director.
Louise Parker and cast members Miss Parke Joyce Meredith Ernes tine Strandberg Lois Miller and Anna Frazier appear in a local production. Attorney and Mrs Walter Heddesheimer drove to Berea Sunday to visit father Clarence Gilpin recovering from a serious operation. Mrs Lena Dibble attends Mrs Charles Watsons funeral in Cleveland Monday afternoon.
Murray Ridge P F A met at the schoolhouse Friday evening with good attendance. A May meeting date was set with a precine supper planned for May 16 and officer elections. Mrs Beal spoke on her Florida trip. a musical program by the Fowls, Beal, and Eppley was enjoyed. Residents visited from Akron and Elyria and Pearl Eppley spent the weekend with the Eppleys.
Professor Carl Nis of Baldwin Wallace College preached at Columbia Baptist Church and visited the B Y P U. A farewell party for Rev and Mrs Harold Land was hosted by Gene and Paul Dunford with ice cream and cake as gifts were presented.
Thirty nine members of the Parent Teachers Association were served at a surprise breakfast held at the town hall Thursday morning. Hostesses included Mrs. Glenn Van Arsdale Mrs. Dale Hammon Mrs. Irving Dunford Mrs. F B Van Arsdale Mrs. Leon Cole Mrs. Theodore Garman and Mrs. Herman Pautson.
Mrs H J Stadden recovers after operated treatment at Grace Hospital Cleveland. Mrs R A Hopkins visited her sister Mrs Paul Gravilla in Elyria. John Van Arsdale joined Oberlin School of Commerce travelers on a Detroit sight seeing trip visiting the Ford plant and Greenwich Village. Mrs Anna Carpenter returned from Winter in Eustis Florida. Mr and Mrs J J Prindle Wooster called on several neighbors including the Prindles of West View and West Park. Harold Landon moved to Riverside Drive Cleveland. Jesse Burnett welcomed nephew Jesse Brokaw home from naval training Rhode Island with eight weeks service completed and ten pounds gained. He leaves Rhode Island again Thursday for ship duty.
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