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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1938
Page
16
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler notes a string of stars rally behind William Buckner after his indictment for mail fraud. Loretta Young invites Buckner to Christmas church, fueling front-page photo opportunities. Fellow stars defend him amid looming New Year celebrations and ongoing gossip.
In early history communities forced feudal lords to negotiate with their officers over dues and services rather than leaving each citizen to suffer at the lord's mercy.
A Cambridge student son Ronald faces a major operation. Nancy Carrell’s New York play is by her first husband Jack Kirkland. Freddie Bartholomew’s Aunt Cissy demands no more Little Snob roles. Warner Bros hints at a major staffing shakeup with top stars at risk. Par mounts’ old notebook records Don Ameche in 1935 tests and Tyrone Power’s high asking price, while Carmichael has vanished and Robert Cummings’ roster looms large.
Laurel wreathes salute performers who attended charity benefits during the holidays. Best picture recognition goes to Trade Winds with Tay Garnett praised for background shots and a special bouquet for Ann Soth.
The column names winners for season awards honoring Bette Davis for tough roles Jane Withers for staying starry yet steady Alice Fase and Tonys Martin for protecting their marriage amid gossip and William Powell for enduring illness and career hic cups The piece riffs on Hollywood chatter with a nod to Shep Fields described as noddy but nice.
Dover Center holiday recap lists visitors and family gatherings. Arthur Dunford and relatives hosted Christmas meals with the Dunford family and guests including the Lorenzos, Merill Hall, Dora Rose, and others. Detroit visitors Arthur and Duane Lorenzo returned home. several Kent residents spent Christmas in town. Jack Eberling recovering from Lakewood Hospital surgery. others visit Cleveland and Parma.
Oberlin College's Lotte Morris will occupy the pulpit at Lake Avenue Community Church on Sunday January 1 at 10 45 AM with Sunday School at 9 AM. Everyone is welcome. The Jolly Married Couples Club New Year Eve party moved to Mr and Mrs Taylor home at 8 PM due to Mrs Miller's illness. Election of church officers was scheduled for Tuesday.
An event scheduled for the evening of December 27 was postponed until a future date to be announced. The announcement provides no new date or venue details.
The Lake Avenue Adult Bible Class met at the Gill home for a December gathering with nine attendees. Otto Jabbusch was elected president, E F Crosker vice president, and R H Miller secretary treasurer. Games followed with Otto Jabbusch and R E Taylor in charge. Refreshments were provided by the host and Mrs Croskey. The next meeting is set for January 45 at Mrs E F Croskey’s home.
The Gay Brownettes held a Christmas slumber party at Lois Marie Prindle's home on Tuesday with eight members attending. They exchanged gifts and played games, won by Mona Shryock. The group stayed overnight and later skied and slid on Wednesday. Hostess served lovely luncheons. Next meeting place and date to be announced.
South Amherst notices list St. John's Evangelical led by Rev C E Schmidt with 1:00 pm church school and 2:00 pm public worship, Church of Nativity Catholic led by Rev R J Steiger with Masses at 8:00 and 10:00 am, Methodist led by Rev M A Burris with 9:45 am worship and 10:45 am Sunday school, Congregational led by Rev Russel Sersaw with 9:30 am Sunday school and 10:30 am worship.
House guests at the Anderson home during Christmas included Harry Novae and wife from Goshen Indiana, George Plato and wife from Goodman Wisconsin, and W B Francis and wife from Lorain. Kreeger couple weekend visit to the Oaks in Warren Ohio. Springer family dined with Blasers in Lorain. Gratz attended a relative's funeral in Lorain. South Amherst WPA Recreation Center won a table tennis forfeit over the Elyria CCC camp Tuesday night.
Liberty Mo William Jewell College will observe the 60 year teaching career of Dr John P Fruit professor of English in December He taught 20 years in Kentucky before coming to head the English department 40 years ago He is 83 and has no plan to retire.
California highway officials posted warning signs along the Carmel San Simeon coast road reading Beware of Deer after numerous automobile accidents caused by deer suddenly appearing on the highway.
Tecumseh Michigan once eyed as a railroad hub now lacks passenger trains and mail service. The rail station sits as overflow space for a Sunday School class. Scotland campaigns against swing versions of old Scotch songs. Heavy rains and high water recently stranded many farmers in Colombia.
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