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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1950
Page
6
Jimmie Fidler notes Hollywood fear of protests by women groups and the movie industry’s reliance on box office. He argues morality clauses should purge scandal tainted stars, yet acknowledges public demand drives film choices. He cites Roy Rogers endorsements and Oscar winners whose careers faltered after glory.
A dense listing of radio programs for February 8 with sports news, music hours, and interludes, followed by a commentary on actors and Academy Awards. John Wayne is highlighted as a頂 Hollywood peak, with notes on a rebel actors club wearing nightshirts. Diesel output commentary closes the item with production shifts.
Suburban calendar lists numerous meetings and social events across Ridgeville Belden Spencer Lake Avenue Eaton and neighboring towns Tonight includes oyster supper at 6:30 p m Grange and Farm Bureau Council meetings PTA sessions and church council gatherings Tomorrow features Gleaner class Homemaker’s event Grange inspections Ladies Aid and Pinochle sessions with various hosts and locations across Lagrange Grafton Olmsted and Huntington communities. Major venues include high schools town halls grange halls and churches with times from afternoon to evening and meals and dinners noted.
A full slate of Amherst Chamber of Commerce directors attended last night’s meeting at the Conrad Zilch home. Plans specify a March 7 dinner with a special speaker and the outstanding person of the year award. Three new directors will be elected, with nine directors total. Evert Nylen was appointed to fill a vacancy after Stanley Reichert’s resignation. The Amherst Eagles donate to the March of Dimes and schedule a Valentine dance February 11 at the Eagle Home for supporters of the portable light project for the fire department. separate notes: Brotherhood meets at the Methodist church. the Amherst Study Club marked its 30th anniversary with Miss Elizabeth King reviewing My Uncle Jan. seven new members joined the Altar and Rosary Society. other civic notes include Kiwanis and Scouts events in nearby towns.
Riddles and numbers fill this Time for Fun page. Readers memorize a numeric table to guess ages, with examples and a puzzle list. The piece also lists reader questions from Lynn Carlson of Port Orchard and a call for submissions to Midge Tippett.
Scoutmaster David Goldthorpe resigns at a Boy Scout meeting. William Naegele will become the new scoutmaster. The troop votes to undertake an overnight hike with the South Amherst troop, delaying planned Amherst activities and scheduling a Court of Honor in Lorain. Fifteen members attended. films on sea creatures by Fred Poiyers were shown, followed by refreshments.
Partners chosen by matching Valentine halves served as the event’s token favors and the tables featured Cupid themed appointments. A salad course was served to Bernice Heston Lora Young Olive Mulder Jessie Mc Lean Ruth Schaeffer Lucy Roemer Ann Lynch Cynthia Monger Ethel Stilgenbauer Lillian Miller Grandma Schaeffer Evelyn Raesler Sophie Rubel June Alexander Carrie Kreger Mayme Schaef fer Hattie Stevens and the hostesses. Hospital notes list Monday admissions Mrs Elmer Baker Amherst and dismissals John Mulder Amherst.
London officials weigh Churchill's future in Britain’s representation to the proposed Council of Europe. The wartime leader could join a lower house as a delegate, but fears arise he would dominate the assembly. Bevin likely to speak for Britain in the ministerial council. Nearby, Egypt weighs studying American canning methods for potential adoption.
Democrats on the Senate Labor Committee plan limited testimony to meet a Thursday deadline as they probe the administration bill to repeal Taft Hartley and enact an improved Wagner Act. Witnesses J W Keener and Robert N Denham testified amid a packed schedule with 33 more hearings planned. Sen Morse noted a 43 to 1 limit on testimony and questioning, while Sen Pepper pressed for tighter cross examination. William H Davis urged granting authority to seize plants if strikes threaten health or safety.
A DP aid film will screen tomorrow at eight pm in St John’s Lutheran School auditorium 336 Third Street. The National Lutheran Council production portrays refugee challenges amid postwar relief efforts with 850 000 displaced in Europe and 205 000 potential U S migrants by June 1950. The event invites all, not only Lutherans, and highlights humanitarian cooperation.
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