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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1946
Page
2
Jimmie Fidler warns readers about a classic Hollywood recruitment scam spreading to communities. Shady solicitors offer to place children in a magazine for ten dollars, then press for contracts via photographers, while Better Business Bureau involvement is advised.
A fragmentary column recounts behind the scenes moments from Paramount and other studios. Mrs Charles Russell trains deaf mute actors in sign dialogue for accuracy, Anne Baxter surprises on a Desert Town set, and Oscar Levant's wedding-night joke becomes a Las Vegas hotel room quip. Trade insignia history notes spectacle makers adopting emblems in France as early as 1581.
Science advances allow the deaf to hear faint sounds with a palm sized device. Accepted by the Council on Physical Medicine of the AMA. No battery pack or bulging case needed. Adjusts to suit changing hearing. Makers Beltune offer free literature and in home demonstrations by mail in Chicago NL.
A garbled OCR style list references various musicians, shows, and tunes including Bing Crosby, Wayne King, Guy Lombardo, and a string of names. The fragment resembles a period radio program schedule or melody hour lineup with scattered station mentions and show titles, but is largely unreadable and misspelled.
A schedule of events and club meetings across several towns including Ridgeville North Olmsted Camden Chatham Eaton Grafton Henrietta Pittsfield North Ridgeville and La Grange. Activities include Kiwanis Boy Scouts PTA meetings Library and Grange gatherings plus a paper drive and youth council session with times mostly in the evening and some afternoon events.
Eva Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl Delaney Polk and Russell E Beard son of Mr and Mrs Charles Beard Sullivan were married in a First Church of the Brethren ceremony in Ashland. Rev J C Inman officiated before pink and white mums and candelabra. Music included Mrs Don Van Arsdale and Richard Hohenshil with solos and period selections.
Carrie Jacobs Bond style song title appears in a wedding narrative. The bride wore teal blue wool with sequins and a smoky white calot. Mrs. Witt of Ashland served as matron of honor. the best man was Richard Witt of Homerville. ushers were Les ter Bowen and Denton Whitmore. After a church reception, the couple departed for a trip east and planned a home in Lodi after the groom’s Coast Guard service and work at Lodi Implement Company.
A newly furnished apartment near Homerville after November 12 hosts wedding guests beyond immediate family. Attendees include Mr and Mrs C W Holbrook and daughter Helen, Tom Smith of Elyria, Mr and Mrs Henry Holbrook of Sullivan, Mr and Mrs Richard Witt of Ashland, and Mr and Mrs Don Van Arsdale of Gratton. Bushes remain dormant as barberry plants can stay dormant in soil for 100 years or longer.
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