Joan Crawford Deposed as VP of Motion Relief Fund
Hollywood chronicler Jimmie Fidler reports the Motion Picture Relief Fund board ousted Joan Crawford from vice president without notice and nominated Bette Davis instead. Fidler notes Crawford’s decade of devoted charity work, raises, and activism amid criticism of autocratic board tactics and its impact on donor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
The
Motion Relief Fund
Joan Crawford
Bette Davis
Jimmie Fidler
Joan
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Movie Set Close Escape On Hill Road
The article notes a near incident as Bob Burns Elizabeth Patterson and Gene Lockhart escaped danger when the horse they were driving for a scene bolted on a narrow hill road. Dolores del Rio is being paged for summer stock in the East. Producer Edgar Selwyn moves Dancing Co ed ahead with Lana Turner likely to lead. Jackie Cooper’s weekly allowance rises to 15 dollars in a saving move on a ten dollar dole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Burns
Elizabeth Patterson
Gene Lockhart
Dolores del Rio
Edgar Selwyn
Lana Turner
Eleanor Powell
Jackie
DeMille Named Among 1939 NYU Business Leaders
Hollywood figure Cecil B DeMille is honored as a leading business figure by New York University's 1939 commerce students. The mention notes excitement around film and industry figures including Fred Die Bartholomew and Warner Bros involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cecil B. DeMille
C. B
New York University
School of Commerce
Colossal
Freddie Bartholomew
Warner
Radio Schedule Highlights From Early Morning to Night
The listing shows WAM WHE and WGAR frequencies with a dense lineup of programs across the day. Notable names include Lowell Thomas Jack Starr Jan Savitt Harold Ickes Al Pearce Marek Weber Donahue Eddie Cantor Rudy Vallee and Howie Wing with sport and news segments and music interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Thomas
Jack Starr
Jan Savitt
al Pearce
Marg. Speaks
Harold Ickes
al Roth
Howie Wing
Buck Rogers Franklin Lewis
Sid Andorn
Carl George
Eddie Cantor Lane
Ranger
Jinins
Tiny Hill
Vic McLaglen Leads Boys Club To Catalina Camping Trip
Vic McLaglen mentors a 100plus members strong boys club formed from grade school visits to his athletic field. The group has staged plays and built a club treasury. On July 9 they travel to Catalina for a week long camping trip under his guidance. Arthur Treacher’s agent reports Arthur’s message from New York. He says a fortune teller predicts 15 years of success and jokes about buying race horses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic McLaglen
Vic
Catalina
Bruiser
McLaglen
Arthur Treacher
Arthur
New York
Nella Webb
Suburban Calendar of Local Club Meetings
Numerous community groups across North Olmsted to La Porte list meetings and events for Tuesday and Wednesday. Kiwanis Townsend Group Boy Scouts and Grange chapters gather at local venues. 4-H clubs, garden circles, and social clubs host dinners, card parties, and socials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmsted — Kiwanis
Coe
North Ridgeville
Grafton Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kazmierczak marked their 50th anniversary with a 9 o'clock Mass at Assumption church followed by a family dinner at Immaculate Conception hall. The ceremony featured roses and peonies with granddaughter Joyce Kazmierczak in bridal dress carrying a golden wreath. Attendees included relatives from Grafton and guests from Richmond Hill New York and Lorain.
Vitamin C as Lead Poisoning Remedy Suggestion
Medical researchers from Oberlin College propose vitamin C may counteract lead poisoning, noting gum symptoms similar to scurvy and the role of vitamin C in preventing scurvy. The article cites Holmes Amberg and Campbell and mentions a large American workforce at risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Science
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
Harry N Holmes
Edward J. Amberg
Kathryvn Campbell
Vitamin C treatment shows promise against chronic lead poisoning
Oberlin researchers report that daily 100 milligrams of synthetic vitamin C improved strength, complexion, blood, mood, appetite, and sleep in about half of 30 lead poisoned patients. Those given vitamin C alone fared better than calcium gluconate plus vitamin C, suggesting vitamin C forms less toxic lead compounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Holmes
Vitamin C rich foods aid lead exposure recovery
The article advises eating oranges grapefruit spinach turnips green peppers cantaloupes raw cabbage and tomatoes or taking 50 mg of vitamin C daily to counter lead exposure. It argues for natural element-based resilience and notes industrial hazards link to deficiency diseases treated by building resistance rather than counteracting symptoms with medicines.
Golden Wedding Celebration at Home in Grafton
A long time resident of Grafton celebrated a golden wedding anniversary after living in the town for 49 years. Guests brought many home gifts, and several bouquets adorned the event with gold table decorations and a golden wedding cake as the centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Lucille Green Weds Charles A Webber at Home Ceremony
Lucille Green and Charles A. Webber were married at the Green home in Pittsfield on June 9 with Rev. William Smith officiating. The ceremony featured blue lace attire and gardenia corsages, followed by a dinner and an angel food cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Walter Green
Lucille
Charles A. Webber
Brighton
Carl Webber
William Smith
Oberlin
Blanche
Warren
Margaret Stranahan
Columbia Station
Mendelssohn
Townsend Club Dover Center meeting announced
Dover Center Townsend Club No 1 will hold a meeting Tuesday night June 13 at 8 PM at 3876 Bradly Road the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Pashinger Neighbors and friends of the Townsend Plan are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover Center
Townsend Club
Frank Pashinger
Bradly Road
Townsend
Goodtime Club Closes Summer With Pinochle Party
Mrs. Emery Stroud hosted a pinochle gathering at Center Ridge as members of the Goodtime Club awarded prizes to Mrs. E. G. Geiger Mrs. Fred Rosky and Mrs. Joe Walsh. Plans were made for a July 18 outing marking the end of summer activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery Stroud
Center Ridge
E. G. Geiger
Fred Rosky
Joe Walsh
Social Club Picnic At Metropolitan Park Hails Wins
Mrs. Martha Russell hosted her Cleveland nephew last week while the Social Club held its annual picnic at Metropolitan Park North Olmsted. A noon picnic dinner followed by pinochle prizes to Mrs. Emma Traxler Mrs. Gertie Dietz and Mrs. Helen Fauver. Funeral attendance noted for Mrs. Franklyn Miller at Daniels Funeral Home Lakewood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia — Women's Baptist Mission Circle
Herman Paulson
Grafton
Laporte
LaPorte W. C. T. U
Effie Carpenter
Eaton
Martha Russell
Cleveland
Metropolitan Park
North Olmsted
Emma Traxler
Gertie Dietz
Helen Fauver
E. G. Geiger
Franklyn Miller
Daniels Funeral Home
Lakewood
Car Overturns Fatal for Sharon Race Driver John Dirlea
A stock car practice at Sharon Speedway ended in tragedy as John Dirlea 26 of Warren Ohio died from a fractured skull when his car overturned. The 100 lap feature was won by Edward Cottrell Chesterton Indiana with Bud McPherson Wanamaker Indiana second and Alva Sweigert Germantown Ohio third. Doc Ashbaugh Miamsburg Ohio won the 20 lap special race with Jimmy Roberts Springfield Ohio second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon
Sharon Speedway
John Dirlea
Warren
Edward Cottrell
Chesterton
Ind
Bud McPherson
Wanamaker
Alva Sweigert
Germantown
Fred Wingate
Werber's wild throw costs Reds in 11th as Dodgers win
In Rochester the Reds drop a 9 8 extra innings decision to the Dodgers after a wild third baseman Bill Werber throw in the 11th. Brooklyn takes the series two games to one and leads the season series five to four over Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Werber
Reds
Dodgers
Rochester
N. Y
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Redlegs
Rochester Red Wings
Brooklyn Daffiness Boys
Johnny Hudson
Brooklyn
Bill McKechnie
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Crosley Field
Philadelphia
Werber
Bucky Walters
Lloyd Moore
Legion Juniors Hold Night Practice at Cascade Park
The American Legion junior baseball team invites players to report for practice tonight at Cascade Park diamond at 6 o'clock. Players listed include B. Alexander, D. Birch, D. Baurnhart, B. Ehike, B. Fobes, Forbes, W. Forbes, P. Gardner, B. Keisler, T. Reid, J. Refenning, J. Smith, Ed Smith and B. Yanke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Cascade Park
B. Alexander
D. Birch
D. Baurmhart
B. Ehike
B. Fobes
Forbes
W. Forbes
P. Gardner
B. Keisler
T. Reid
J. Refenning
J. Smith
Ed Smith
B. Yanke
Read Jewelers Beat Little Brown Jug 11 to 9 on Legion Diamond
The Read Jewelers defeated the Little Brown Jug 11 to 9 yesterday afternoon on the American Legion diamond. Lowery and Meschke pitched for the winners while Gurney and Wircenske pitched for the losers. Tom Smith led at bat with three hits in four appearances including a home run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Read Jewelers
Little Brown Jug
American Legion
Lowery
Meschke
Battery
Gurney and
Wircenske
Tom Smith
Willis Carvin Cards 66 At Cherry Ridge
Willis Carvin shot 66 at Cherry Ridge to tie his season low at West River Road public course. Russ Hoag posted 73 with 31 42 73 while Andy Anderson scored 89 as two other golfers matched season lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Carvin
Cherry Ridge
West River Road
Russ Hoag
Andy Anderson
Browns and Reds Triumph in Knights of St. John Softball
The Browns defeated the Yellows 12-1 as Grega held the Yellows to one hit, a single by R. Weisheit. The Reds edged the Blues 10-9 in Knights of St. John league play yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browns
Reds
Blues
Knights of St. John
Grega
R. Weisheit
Elyria Hardware Softball Drills Tonight at Superior Diamond
The Elyria Hardware softball team will drill tonight on the Superior diamond at 6 o'clock. Members of the team are asked to take notice and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Hardware
Superior
Hungarian Reforms and Ely dia Retreation Board Meet Tonight
The Hungarian Reforms and Ely dia Retreation Board teams will play at the Universal Crane diamond at 6 15 o clock tonight. Players from both sides are asked to take notice of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elydia Retreation Board
Universal Crane
Holy Cross and St Johns Clash in Oakwood Park Night Game
Holy Cross meets St Johns of Lo Rain in a Catholic Youth Organization league contest tonight at Oakwood Park. The diamond surface hosts the matchup with local following and youth teams preparing for action at 66 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross
St. John’s of Lorain
Oakwood Park
Loeffler Hardware and St Peter's Church Meet in Ridgeville
The Loeffler Hardware and St Peter's Church teams of Ridgeville are slated to play a Superior diamond game at 6:30. Players from both sides are asked to take notice of the scheduled matchup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loeffler Hardware and
St. Peter's Church
Ridgeville
Superior
Practice at Cascade Park by Elyria Water Works
The Elyria Water Works softball team holds a practice session today at Cascade Park diamond starting at 6 o'clock. All team members are requested to report promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Water Works
Cascade Park
Carlisle A. C. and Tattersall Dairy Meet Tonight
Carlisle A. C. faces Tattersall Dairy in a scheduled game slated for tonight in Carlisle. Top scorers and team standings are expected to figure prominently as the contest unfolds.
Carlisle A C Beats Cleveland News 7 3 In Baseball
The Carlisle A C defeated the Cleveland News team of Oberlin 7 to 3 yesterday on the East Carlisle school diamond. D Smith and Meginsky pitched for Carlisle while Boyle pitched for Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle A. C
Cleveland News
Oberlin
East Carlisle
D. Smith
Meginsky
Carlisle
Boyle
U S Clinches Polo Series in Wind Swept Victory
The United States defeated Britain 4 to 1 to clinch the Westchester Cup series in Westbury New York. It marked the 12th straight series loss for Britain since 1914 with six two nothing shutouts, as the Americans extended their dominance in polo supremacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
N. Y
Great Britain
U. S
Britain
America
New London Beats Grafton in 11-2 Baseball Victory
New London Merchants pounded two Grafton pitchers for 15 hits in an 11-2 win. Jack Tomasheska gave up ten hits and eight runs in five innings for Grafton. Wayne Carmen pitched five innings for New London, allowing eight scattered hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
New London Merchants
Grafton
A. C
Jack Tomasheska
Kent State
Wayne Carmen
Man of Conquest plays at Capitol Theatre
At The Theatres a story of Texas and its fight for independence from Mexico is presented in Man of Conquest now at the Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man of Conquest
Capitol
Texas
Mexico
Capitol Theatre
St. Louis Blues Stars Dorothy Lamour at Lincoln Theatre
Dorothy Lamour a Broadway star on vacation and Lloyd Nolan a showboat operator star in St. Louis Blues opening Tuesday at the Lincoln Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Lamour
Lloyd Nolan
St. Louis
Lincoln Theatre
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dol
Garbo
Metro
Oliver Hardy
Lucille Ball
Errol Flynn
Sonja Henie
Wallace Beery
Donna Jean Lester
Twentieth Century-Fox Way
Toscha Seidel
Seidel
Eas
Loy- Taylor
Earnsena i Tem
Douglas Fowley
Republic of Texas
Color Cartoon News
Lincoln
Roy Rogers
Mary Hart
Jevee
Strad
Marek Weber
al Donahue
Dist. Attorney
Don Bester
Sportsman
Tom Dorsey
Bob Millar
S News
Ted Travers
Factfinder
Order of
Adv
Vane Time
D. Harding
Paul Martin
Time & Tempo Radio Theater
Amor
Rudy Vallee
Tiny Hill Sport Parade
Ed Duchin Fulton Lewis
Anton Weeks
Jack Teagard
Guy L Bombard A
Amos
Andy Lum
Abner
Wgar
Ens
Bob Wesley
George Olsenenhag Kyser
Stan
John
Wil
David Harum
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
the O'Neills
Linda
Dighter
Caroline Elis
Brettr
Bob
News
Newsa
Otto Thurn
Millar
Johnny
Whe
Wcle
Morniy
Musical Gems
Victor Lindlahi
Housel't
Han Mary Marlin
Vice
Sade Pepper Young
Jane Arden Kampus Kids Farm
Farm & Home News
Miller’s Orch
Otis Salon Orch
Devotion Melody Cruise
Bachl'rs Childr
Kiltty Kelly Myrt
Marge Hilltop
Mary Taylor Scott
Baines
Jennie Fhre
Nancy James Flelen
Trent
Merrymakera Minstrels
AL Skully
Bob LaSalle
Anthony
A. Chalifoux
Rita Rio
World News Baseball
Kesu
Easy Aces
Keen
Voice of Labor
Inside of
Sports Inside Story
Swing Along
Howie Wing D'p
River Boys
Franklin Lewis Sidnes Andorn
Helen Menken
G. Robinson
Walter
Richard Himber
Ray Kinney
Tom Manning
Millar’s
Orch
Informa
Dick Powell
Helen Wrant
City Mission
Nussbaum
Paul Allison
Farm
Happy Gang
Reichman
Frio M. Franklin Montana
Three Graces
Johnson Family
Red Nerve
Rolini
Hollyw
Parade
Green Hornet
Benno Rabinoff
Melody
World News
Morton Gould
Sonny James
Jimmy Dorsey
Richard Himhe
Fulton Lewis
Glen Gray
Otto Thorn
Benny Goodman
Doris Rhodesamer
Amos ‘N
Andy Jimmie Fidler
Bob Wesley Hendliner
George Olsen
Murbach Coal
Thers
Avon Lake—Jolly Twelve
Ruth Sherman
Avon Lake—Women’s Democratic Club
Ruth Frey
Columbia—Garden Club
Nelson Walters
Columbia — Sons of the Soil
Glenn Pull
Columbia — Sunshine Cookers
Shirley van Arsdale
Grafton — Gingh
Lake Avenue
Shining Thimbles
LA Grange
Circle I
Erwin Adams
Litchfield
King’s Daughters
C. L. Bowman
P.T. A
Town Hall
N. Ridgeville
Ridgeville Grange
Grange
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Webber
Barker Street
Wellington
Brighton High School
Arlo Smith Implement Co
DE. Chrisman
Lucille Green
Goodtime Club
Legion Juniors
Lorain
Cascade
Tattersall Dairy
United Press
H Pet
Novieh
Phillies
Higgins
Tigers
McQuinn
Greenberg
Seer
Sox
Foxx
Il Lombardi
Camilli
McCormick
Dodson
36Th & Eddy
By Henry
Super United Press
Leonard
Challenger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!