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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1938
Page
2
Hollywood chatter recalls a New York visitor noting casual address in studios. A 14 year old hoards autographs, a 12 year old traps his father into a restaurant, and letters complain about Dorothy Lamour’s costumes. Mike Curtiz vents in frustration over timing and language in this slice of Hollywood life.
Alderman Mre T Phillips, consenting to become mayor of Devon for a seventh term, has constructed a private theatre in her residence, outlining an unusual personal project amid local governance.
Robin Godine a rich society girl falls for Cary Craig a medical student tied to an escort bureau Jed Prosser once Garth Warwick now hides his past while John Godine plots to separate them Cary loses funds but Jed plans to expose truth and Robin learns her mother’s link as their pasts collide in a secret locket reveal
The Oberlin Varsity Men's Glee Club performed at the Herrick Auditorium with 40 members under John F. Wickler. Soloists included tenor Thomas Edwards and baritone Irvin Bushman, with Frank Numbers also featured. The program lasted about ninety minutes, presenting original works and music by notable composers.
A local column reports on church program efforts led by the Church by the Side of the Road and Kiwanis supported volleyball evenings at the school gym. It notes the death of FLW Wilbur, a Wellington-born former telegrapher, at 62 in Berkeley California, with family connections in Wellington.
Ambacsim for the Legion fund and a Washington birthday party planning dominate a Wednesday evening schedule at Mason Hall. Women’s groups from the Congrega tional church met for supper, business, and social hour, with plans for future birthday celebrations and regular meetings through the year.
Spiritualist meeting this Sunday evening at Odd Fellows Hall 86 West Broad Street. Dr Stanley Sanitrea of Cleveland, formerly with Dr Vetharord, will lecture and read fots Us lind folded.
Mrs. Howard Brana is recovering at home from illness after a cold. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ramser of Columbus staying with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ramser and Dr. W. W. Hyde. Dr. Paul T. Burnside moves into the Hie office. Cora Shepard recovering from muscular ailment. Infant Genevieve, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walford Greene of Brighton, buried in Brighton cemetery Wednesday under Edith Andrews of Wellington.
The Columbia Parent Teachers Association plans its February meeting for next Tuesday evening with speaker Mrs. Tod Moise of Elyria. Founders Day is celebrated. A Women’s Baptist Mission Circle carrot dinner marks the American Home Mission Society’s sixtieth anniversary on February 9. Mrs. H. C. Bartter enters the Ladies Aid Society February 11. The Junior Class Play Rafferty’s Ratket debuts at the town hall February 16. Columbia Gem, the high school paper, highlights hidden items. a tea dance by the Starena-Teachers’ Club occurs February 26. A BY. PLOUL event at the Walker home happens next Sunday night. Brommer of Tulledelt State hospital, Miss Margarett Beemer from Migrin, and others from Ohio State University are noted among visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Koenig and daughter Francis visit from Cincinnati.
Mrs Claude Olmsted has been ill since returning from the hospital. Mrs Everett Stone and Mrs Irene Healy have been nursing her. HL Bartter and James Clarke of Carlisle took a two weeks trip to Florida visiting Eustis St Petersburg and Miami before returning home last Friday. Miss Mabel Rice improves at Community Hospital. Stephen Veres and Roland Martin of Ohio University were home over the weekend.
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