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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1942
Page
2
Jimmie Fidler reports on Hollywood frictions and romance rumors as Linda Darnell and Maureen O'Dowd amid feuds, Pat Dane and Gibbons tied to tabloid speculation, while stars like Rita Hayworth and Tyrone Power plan tours and party nights.
The Lincoln Theatre showcases a western thriller Ghost Town with The Hough Wders Huck Jones Tim otfoy and Raymond Hatton and Men of San Quentin an action filled drama. Preview nights include Disney's Bambi and MGM Panama Hattie with Hed Skelton Ann Sothern plus Paramounts Primitives On Parade.
Suburban 033 Calendar notes events tonight at Sugar Ridge and Sushay venues with listed schedules. A vague fragment mentions a performer at a fee and a radio or film star, with references to Hollywood and Iran, but specific names and accurate details are unreadable.
Steer club members from the 4-Half clan plan a public sale at Wellington fair grounds around 1 p.m. amid a mixed schedule of local club meetings. About 31 steers and one shorn animal will be sold, expected to draw premium prices, with Ch. Mums in charge and SVONworth noted among organizers.
A garbled radio listing shows programs across mornings and evenings with musical performances, cultural features, news segments, and concerts. It mentions hosts, bands, and various show titles and times though many words are unclear.
Three Wellington teachers submitted resignations at Thursday’s Board of Education meeting. Clyde Seidel leaves after six years to teach in Cleveland. Kathryn Witbeck and Jean Phelps will depart for Oberlin, drawing higher pay than fits Wellington. Oberlin offers 160 dollars weekly, about 530 more than here. The Beauty Box relocates to a nearby corner, opening today with updated interiors. Bertha Sponsetter undergoes a serious appendix operation, with doctors optimistic after the procedure. Community notices show Fo-He-Hy Girl Scout Tree meet, Sewing Club, Gil Scout Executive meeting, and Flower Club event planned for early August.
Mrs Wilber Myer was honor guest at the home of Mrs H Dautter when 20 friends gathered for 2 pitmi¢ dinner on their lawn. The centerpiece was a toy wagon filled with garden flowers. Mrs Gang assisted as hostess and cycling emblems are being earned by local youths.
Local Scrap Salvage Committee urges Alleritan households to collect worn metal from kitchens attics cellars and closets to aid wartime output. Officials note nearly 1000 pounds of iron and related items reside in homes with larger metal scraps including stoves springs and beds that can yield substantial salvage. Households are asked to call committee headquarters for pickup and provide a phone number.
The operator of a local barber shop announces the reopening of a beauty salon adjacent to the shop. Shafer will continue hair cutting while Nina Esekke and Jene Fatekas will lead services including permanents, manicuring, feathering, and other beauty treatments. The remodeled shop features new equipment and decor.
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