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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
4
SLOLLY WOOD Oct 7 Rudy Vallee the crooner and Gloria Youngblood red haired film dancer daughter of a full blooded Cherokee Endlan are engaged and probably will be married within three months, Miss Youngblood said today.
Miss Youngblood, daughter of an Indian father and German mother, left Alton Illinois for New York to work as an advertising model before entering the film industry. She met Vali e in New York, they spent part of yesterday on a film set, and after his departure she announced their engagement. Val lee then brought his orchestra to a hotel engagement. his former wife was Fay Webb, late actress of Santa Monica California.
South Amherst October 7. Church and Sunday School board met at the Methodist church for a business session. Routine work was transacted and plans for the marriage age were directed. Attendees included Mrs. Garfield Harris and son Elner, Mrs. Eva Bryant, Mrs. William Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Springer, Mrs. Robert Allsop, Harold Allsop, William Fountain, William Meacham, William Allsop, and Rev. M. A. Burris. Royal Neighbors October meeting to be at Swiss Hall with Mrs. August Sless and daughter Miss Bertha hosting. They plan to attend the County Rally. Reception planned for Rev. and Mrs. B. H. Ryan and Rev. and Mrs. M. Burris at Amherst Methodist church Friday evening.
Taken From Our Files recalls Earl Sandt whose ten minute Lorain crash ended with a fence kiss after a rough field. A. L. Garford starts governor bid with 2,000 Hamilton voters across four meetings. Charles Murray named to finish Haigh term and run in November. Elyria High crushes Woodward Tech 25 0. Volunteer Firemen plan Friday meeting with social hour after business.
Elyria hosts several items including a plan to repair Lake Shore road east of Lo Rain by Avon and Sheffield officials, a Lakewood at Elyria high school football game attendance note, Ely Stadium’s 2144 seats funded by a 39000 gift from William A. Ely, Oberlin’s First Congregational Church incorporation, six memorial tablets at Elyria Home for the Aged, Bishop H Lester Smith’s Founders Donors Day address, and county commissioners moving the surveyor’s office to court house space from the auto license department to cut outside office costs.
Mrs. Mary Marman, Stop 45, a swimming instructor, opened a series of classes at the Lorain YWCA starting Tuesday. Classes will be held each Tuesday from 10 to 12 A.M. Mesdames Wayne Black, Lea Heider, Ed Mitchell Sr., Perry are listed among participants.
Taylor and Miss Nina Dunning hosted a one o clock luncheon for P T A council members and friends to raise funds for the building fund. Proceeds will benefit the Members of the 500 Club.
Jefferson City report notes Albert Clark of Richmond filled the executive chair for the third time in 50 years as Missouri’s governor after vacancies left by Stark and Hale. The piece mentions civic life and historic succession in the state’s governorship.
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