Hollywood gossip and industry notes in May reports
Hollywood hints and rumors run through a May field of items. Nancy Kelly and Irving Cummings Jr. plan to wed while Billy Mauch recovers from appendectomy at Hollywood Hospital. Maureen O Hara to Ireland for a June 7 divorce talk. Charisse Boyer at the French Embassy. Gene Parker’s St Bernard wins a blue ribbon. Georgie Jessel’s wife may move west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Nancy Kelly
Irving Cummings Jr
Shrlevy Temple
Friers
Billy Twin Mauch
Hollywood Hospital
Maureen O'Hara
RKO
Chariss Boyer
D. C
Easi _ Jean Parker
Georgie Jessel
Flo Zierfeld
Bilie Burke
George O Brien
Tyrone Power
Arthur Farnsworth
Boston
Midas
Betty Davis
Hawaii
Hollywood Screen Notes and Preview Tidbits
A collage of film industry flotsam with names such as Anatole Litvak Barbara O Neill Doug Fairbanks and Mary Carlisle. Mentions previews in Dallas Lois actors una Merkel Barbara Stanwyck and Leon Errol and notes on Bette Davis Loretta Young Merle Oberon and Irene Rich among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anatole Litvak
Barbara O'Neil
Doug Fairbanks
Doug Sr
Daltons
Mary Carlisle
Radio Programs a Hermann Band ha as a an
A Hermann band is heard on local radio with program slots featuring marching tunes. The broadcast schedule lists guest announcements and community notices for residents.
Wynn Signs Sepi Radio Return Deal
Wynn secures a September resumption of the Sepi radio program. The Texaco show would be improved if shortened by half, removing the final portion. Copyright 1940 McNaught Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wynn
Sepi
Texaco
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Suburban Calendar of Tonight's Community Events
Local clubs churches and schools list meetings concerts and socials across Avon Columbia Grafton Lagrange Litchfield North Olmsted Penfield Rochester Spencer and surrounding towns. Events include Grange meetings PTA sessions, card parties, zealous lectures, bake sales, and a late evening dance class at the Columbia school auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
EATON
Eaton Grange
Carpenter
Eawa High School
Wil
Graftonx
St John’s Ladies Ard of
Grafton
Emma Jantz
Penfield
Marvin Walter
Avon
Baptist Church
Avon—Pieasant Hour
Charles Wagner
Avon Lake—Townsend Club
Lagrange—Gleavers
Violet Sage
Mae Knowies
Esther Marin
House Of 7 Gables At Rivoli Thursday
New England atmosphere of the middle 1600s is brought to the screen in The House of Seven Gables opening Thursday at the new Rivoli Theatre. Sponsor a movie and card party at the village hall Stop 56 at 8 p m Wednesday May 8 with prizes planned. Multiline social notes follow as local residents update on visits relocations and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New Rivoli Theatre
Ed Millan
Wellington High Drum Trio and String Quartet Attend Regional Contest
Wellington High School musicians Patricia Hopkins June Carpenter Ethion Newberger form the girls drum trio while Donald Brenner Leif Brevier Marcisa Pitts Wilma Brewer compose the string quartet. Clyde Sedel directs instrumental music as five states compete in Battle Creek for the large regional contest. The group departs May 15 and returns May 18 as part of a Mother’s Day program with local initiations and family milestones noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
May
Theosz
Battle Creek
Patricia Hopkins
June Carpenter
Ethion Newberger
Sting
Donald Brenner
Leif Brevier
Marcisa Pitts
Wilma Brewer
Clyde Sedel
United States
Silent Circle of the King s Daughters elect officers
The Silent Circle of the King s Daughters met at Miss Mary Battles with Mrs. Hollis Grissinger as president Mrs. Marjorie Shep ard vice president Mrs Kathryn Gannett secretary Mrs Mary Dickason treasurer The group set Saturday March 10 as annual Tag Day and urged Wellington residents to buy tags Miss Battles was assisted by Mrs Lois Dickason and refreshments were served by Mrs Mary Dickason and Miss Kathryn Witbeck
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
Lois Dickason
Mary Dickason
Kathryn Witbeck
Ringlers Plan Move to Son's Farm on Roche Village
Mr and Mrs Charlies Ringler who sold their Courtland street home will move to their son Hower Ringler s 50 acre Barnes farm in Roche village near Dr and Mrs Hugherfield of Columbus. Improvements will be made on the farm as the Ringlers relocate back to farming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Ringler
Courtland Street
Hower? Ringler
Cleveland
Barnes Farm
Roche Village
Hugherfield
Columbus
Ringlers
Birthday celebration at Prospect Street home
Mrs. George Bassett hosted a Sunday birthday gathering for four family members at her Prospect Street home. Honorees included Floyd and Barbara Ann Gullett and Billy, and Gaylord and Barbara Bassett’s child. Gifts and remembrances were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Bassett
Prospect Street
Floyd Gullett
Billy
Cleveland
Barbara Ann
Gaylord Bassett
Bassett
Village Council Begins Mayor Lehman’s Term With Fire Equipment Pledge
Wellington village council opened the March session under Mayor Lehman. The first action approved a resolution to trade fire equipment with Oberlin in case of emergency. Discussion followed on paving Dickson Street and lowering the east sidewalk on Herrick avenue East. A Magyar Street sewer job was reported nearing completion. Mrs. Dickason sought sewer hookup on South Main Street. Lighting on Herrick avenue East drew questions to be revisited. Mother daughter banquet announced for May 16 at Church of Christ with graduates as honored guests. Special musical numbers performed at Church of Christ included duets and solos with Bible readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Vilage Council
Martin
E R. Lehman
Oberlin
Dickson Street
Tom Laundon
Herrick Avenue
Forest
McKinley Street
Magyar Street
L. B. Cowles
Herrick Avenue East
Walter Heddeshemet
John Dickason
Church of Christ
Jesus
Joyce Meredith
Mrs. Fuller
Grace
Avon Lake News Notes Weekend Social and Visits
Avon Lake notes list weekend visits across the area. Mr and Mrs Edd Webb and son Charles visited Robert Webb in Detroit. Joan Terveen stayed in Bellevue with relatives. Mrs Terveen cared for her mother Mrs Rudd. Mrs A B Cousins visited Gweneth Cousins at Otterbein College. J J King hosted a Sunday School class roast. Arthur Theisen and Leo Hill family attended the Kentucky Derby. Mrs Wayne Rodgers and baby Sandra Fare returned from Elyria Memorial Hospital. Clayton Mays and relatives visited sisters and Washington, D C relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Edd Webb
Charles
Robert
Detroit
Mr. Webb
Joan Terveen
Bellevue
Terveens
Rudd
A. B. Cousins
Gweneth
Otterbein College
Westerville
J. J. King
Arthur Theisen
Leo Hill
Wayne Rodgers
Sandra Fare
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Clayton Mays
Wilard Schumaker
Washington, D. C
Picture Show Tonight Avon Lake Townsend Club
Avon Lake Townsend Club invites residents to a local picture show tonight. Attendees can expect a community screening with proceeds benefiting club activities and future events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake Townsend Club
Tin Tablets Offer Cure Or Prevention For Boils
Column by CLAUD NORTH CHRISMAN explains boils and carbuncles rise in late winter and spring due to skin infection at hair follicles. Dusty clothing and reduced perspiration clog hair follicles and sweat glands enabling staphylococci to multiply. Infected skin swells, reddens and hurts. early incision with sterile needle and iodine may halt progression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claud North Chrisman
It All Came True opens at Capitol Theatre
Ann Sheridan and Humphrey Bogart star in It All Came True based on Louis Bromfield. The film debuts Thursday at the Capitol Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Ann Sheridan
Humphrey Bogart
Lous Bromfield
Capitol Theatre
South Amherst Legion Holds Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 was held Friday evening at the club rooms. Members conducted routine business and finalized plans for Memorial Day activities. After adjournment eight members enjoyed card games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
P T A Induction Tonight as Local Officers Step In
Rawson of LaGrange, president of the County Council, will install officers at the Parent Teachers association meeting in the school auditorium this evening. Glenn Slusser’s side, the attendance contest losers, will entertain the winning side. Ladies Dime Society plans a Thursday 9 AM spring clean at the Congregational church with a pot luck noon dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Travil
Eaton School
Henrietta—Mey Dar
Evangelical Ladies Aid
Lola Court
LITCHFIELD—Ahzpah_ S. S
Lagrange
Athletic Association
Coax
Spencer—Woman’s Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Ernst Becker
Spencer
South Ridge—Sunshine
Marion Knittle
Rawson
Parent-Teachers Association
Glenn Slusser
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
Choir rehearsals for Baccalaureate service at Congregational Church
All village church choirs gather at the Congregational Church Thursday evening at eight o’clock to rehearse for the upcoming Baccalaureate service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Volunteer Firemen Call Meeting at Fire Station
A regular meeting of the Volunteer Firemen will be held at the Fire Station Friday evening. All members are urged to attend.
Born to Krebb family in Toledo hospital
A son Ronald Eugene weighed 8 7 pounds born May 2 to Mrs and Mrs Julius Krebb at Mothers and Children's Maternity Hospital Toledo. Mr Krebb returned home from Toledo Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Julius Krebb
Mothers and Children’s Maternity
Toledo
Ronald Eugene
Krebb
Ralph Smith
Arkansas
Richard Smith
D. B. Smith
Betty Rider
Mary Shafer
Jennie Hutchenson
Myrtie Keith
Wakeman
Thelma Thomas
Mattie Harris
Ambrose Harris
Cleveland
Ona A. Barrett
Betsy Barrett
Dana Phillps
Daytona Beach
Fla
Laverda Quickerbocker
Portland
Ore
Emma Frye
F. W. Fairchild
Cora Hayes
Ed Harriman
Carbuncle dangers and treatment guidance from medical text
The text explains skin infection progression from a small hard core to a carbuncle with multiple discharge points. It warns against squeezing to avoid spreading infection, notes common locations on older men at the neck, and highlights risks of deep tissue involvement and clot migration to heart or brain.
Tin Remedies vs Boils in Ear and Skin Regions
The article discusses tin as a preventive and curative treatment for boils and carbuncles in the ear region and other exposed skin areas. It notes shaving hair, iodine, boric acid, anaesthesia for opened carbuncles, and frequent gauze packing, plus tin compounds and yeast as daily tablet regimens to abort infections and avoid incisions.
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Jimmie Fidler
Tom Brown
Constance Modre
Ana Sheridan
Jeffrey Lynn Houphey Bogart
Paramount
Stey
Fox News
Lincoln
ARK Brag
Araed
Jonathan Senit
Seattle
Gateway of North
Lichty
Ken Murray
Granville Bates
Strene Dunne
Cary Grant
Dallas
Texas
Sam Goliwyn
Hal Roach
Una Merkel
Robert Taylor
Barbara Stanwick
Leon Errol
Bette Davis
Janice Logan
Loretta Young
Merle Oberon
Happe
Atr-Lines
Tony Martin
Eddie Cantor
NBC
Hollywood Guild Relief Fund
Barbara Jo Allen
Vera Vague
Irene Rich
WTA
Lil Abner
Malcolm Claire
Lowell Thomas
Fred Waring
Gordon Band
Fred Allen
Young
Gien Garr
James Band
WGAR
Hedda Hopper
Sone Sullivan
World Today
Inie Rie Heeney
Carl George Burns, Allen
Ben Bernie
Dr. Christian Star Theater
Radio Magic
Trance
John Messner
Hermann Band
America
Gien Willer
Rintm
Strings
Amos
Andy Lanny
Ross
Kelles Communists
Frank Gagen
Frank Masters
Teddie Rite
Herbeck Band
Ersk
Hawkins
Hitty Keene
Linusebr Dann
Eilen Rendsinn
Daxsid Maruim
Asals St Lhester
Helpful Harry
Twe O'Nes
Linda’s Arstin
Editors Oghte
Mrs. Fennsevelt
Jane Weaver Goda
Grimm’s
Orch
Childr
Rudy Vallee
Bing
Crosby
Thurn'’s
Timmy Dorsey
Fammy Watkins
al Re
Ha As
Mary Maria Pepter
Eleanor Hans
Finca Lee Anthony
Keep Fit
Southernaires Navy
de News
Ted Rintr
Orph’s
Jonn
Orphan Anni
Mr. Keen News Twerdaa
WCLE
Monaco
Stusic
Fodar
Star Theater
Glen Biller
Melody Marvels
Amos ‘’N
Reas Adi
Jack Hinz
Michtelt
Ses
Louis Prima
Dave Baker
Mession
Nanes Dineen
Rex Nussbaum
Barchirs
Hitty Kells
Marge Hilltop House
Sirprother
Tayior Fe
Jenny Hate Smith
Helen Trent Tee
Our Gal
Dr. Malone
Senard I
Stout
Holly
Jedi Paar Neus
Wells Science
Ray Browh
Norris Creve
N.Y. Golden Store
Alice Blair
Raines Langworth
R Trent
He Annenne
Edgar A
Paul Sullivan
Andorn - van Dine
Carl George Easbail
Natn
Nenux Craixe Moelods
Crume News
Darie Music
Bar Or
Mel's
W. Y
SepNaea Ueton
Municl America Ask Vat Basket Amer. Demec'y
Kussell
Calif
Bowes
McIntyre Orch
Glen Willer
Nan Wynn Amon
Ands
Lanny Ross
Kelley
Frankie Wasters
Ayres
Griff Williams
Prima
Mickey Alpert
Ted Fio Rito
Vincent—Ladies Aid
Giberson
Ridgeville
Cliford McGill
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Old Glory Grange
P. m
Litchfield—Ladies Benevolent Society
Bis
E. G Jackson
North Olmsted
Howard Conant
Coe Memorial
Rochester—Baptist Missionary Society
Paul Kenny
South Ridge—Commiunity Club
Huntington Grange
Welcom
Carlisle—Sunday School Board
Robson
Robson Road
Hazel Taylor
Adelbert Street
Belden
Carlisle
PT A
East Carlisle
HH. Nye
Pittsfield
Gul Crest
Orches
E. Bridge St
Glen Rogers Motors
Etti
Little America
Richard E. Byrd
Antarctica
Santiago
Chile
Pedro Aguierre Cerda
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Rivoli
Morris Bloomfre
New York
James
Bloomfield
al Smith
Jim Bowen
Florida
William G. Pierce
Lakewood
L. G. Heider
Center Road
Don Rounds
Frank Noster
Kenneth
Clearview
Edd Mitchell
Ed Gerth
Arthur Balke
Earl Smith
Wayne Guthrie
Carl Pedersen
Hunter Road
Atty
Walter J. Heddesheimer
Ropert
Paul Wilkinson
John Charles
Allen Memorial Hospital
Airs
Elmer Moore
8. C
Hummel
DR. Pennington
Broad Street
Nite Club
Shorty
Elyria
Amherst
Legion
Bleet
Roann
Gordy
Ralph Lees
Erhart
George Lees
Mary Sees
George Harwood
Guy
W. H Harwood
Willard
Clarence Rounds
Jean
Bonnie
Russell Griggs
Laurence
Fred Harwood
Hard Core
Zenith - Stromberg-Carlson Westinghouse
Philco
Ryan Electric
East Ave
Rialto Theatre
Billy Fox
Buck Lipscomb
Tex Hager
Walter Miller
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