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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
13
Hollywood reports reveal Douglas Corrigan and his life story project at RKO have sparked tensions and tempers on set. Faming clashes with director Roland Brown and writer Marilla Burke are cited, plus gossip of colleagues judging him difficult and egotistical.
The item notes Bette Davis and Harmon Nelson clash over pride and obscurity while a proposed marriage between Kay Francis and Baron Barnekow is said to fail. It also mentions Fritz Slando, Hedy Lamarr's ex husband, escaping Vienna with money and now pursuing law in Scouts America.
Radio schedule lists 4:00 Dick Tracy program and 5:30 Jank Armstrong 5:46 Uipran anne Hesport, 6:00 Ed Poory b do Lowell Tray, 7:00 Wood Larienes, 7:30 Four Stars, 4h Hul Tue, 3:30 Rudy Vallee, 2:15 Good Nena, 10:00 Bob Bucns, Bulletin Board, various concerts and bands including String Quartet, Major Bowes, Reflections, Bagat Lind, Proocal Tad, George Vewau, and numerous orchestras and singers featured throughout the day.
Basil Rathbone buys a prize hangtail for Santa Anita race plans. Errol Flynn and Bette Davis set for Queen Elizabeth. Randolph Scott rumors denied. Jascha Heifetz enters Serenade in next summer's Santa Monica to Honolulu race. Dorothy Dayton teaches a dance step on Paramount stage. Bells and no-bells praise awards for The Mad Miss Manion. Warner Brothers referenced for Devil's Island and Juarez. Industry gossip spans studios, stars, and racing bets.
Wakeman Grange hosted a card party series starting Friday October 14. The Bridge club met at Mrs Gerald Ross residence for election of officers. The eleventh annual Cuminis Fair opened with exhibits, garden club flower arrangements, and a supper in the Economies room. A pet parade entertained children, and the High School beat Alarm in baseball 4-1. The fair closed with the play Scoop. Various church divisions met, Bible school began, and numerous families visited, hosted, or traveled nearby for weekend events and gatherings.
Mrs Dora Pomeroy spends days at the Silvester Shafer home in Fremont. Booster Night at Grange Hall draws Frraay ght members and friends with a pet-lack dinner and program. Division No 3 met with Mrs. B L Hughey on Pleasant Street. Oasis Restaurant operated by Mr and Mrs Carl Schultz. Elma Ersell and son of New London recertellers of Mr and Mrs Elmer Bee. Entertained relatives from Cleveland and Berlin Heights. W. J Benson home hosted visitors from West Moreland. La Von Klear and children visiting farmers' parents. Richard Coyle named Northwestern District art elimination contestant. to pay in Toledo. Band concert in Washington D C. trumpet selected. Paul Cupsley attended concert. Worcester family visited Clarksfield. Jerome Logan family visited Bates in Birmingham. Greene and Kline family guests of Mrs Nellie Burk. A family dinner at a side herapy. Epworth League officers installed with Rev Karl Dunneh officiating. Miss Magna Jean Wolcott wed to Axkel Ovesen in Galion. Henry Wigert entertained from Berea and Linwood. Hugn Kane spent Tuesday in Toledo. Roy Pearce and Fred Sanders headed to Pougskeep, New York. sold North Main street home to son Ed Bar.
Miss Arvella Walkden was honored at a church shower in La Grange hosted by Baptist members and friends at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Meddel Inn Walkden is to wed Henry Silver on Oct 14. A program is planned with Litchfield chapter as guests and Orville Lyndon and others.
East Carlisle school hosts a radio review and Boy Scouts event at 7 30 p m with support from Tambdea Chi. Chatham Grange meets at the school auditorium. La Grange Glory Grange gathers for a meeting and refreshments. Lake Avenue Chicken Supper and Republican rally at Griswold road 6 p m. Barton Road West Group of Ladies meets with Mrs Herbert Bowen. La Grange Circle No 3 hosts a covered dish dinner at noon. Grange Old Glory Grange holds annual inspection. Avon Lake Girl Scouts meet at Park Hall 3 45 p m. Brighton Ladies Society sponsors Fall Festival with Jitney supper. Carlisle East Carlisle PTA meets at 8 p m. all welcome. Eaton church business meeting and tureen supper at 7 p m with Rev Will Foster speaker. La Grange Town send Club on the square Friday evening. Litchfield Readers Club meets at 2 30 p m. North Olmsted Harvest Festival listed.
Oberlin Grange met Tuesday evening with Worthy Master S Nash presiding. A supper report from the Window Fair was given by Anna Berg. Deputy Franke Mason’s inspection was read by Beulah Feakins. Members heard短 talks by E H Parke and F A Brown. Attendance prize drawn for seven members. Hilda Laurie winner. A new stage curtain, rummage sale discussed. folk games led by Vermilion and Hickory Tree Grange members. Next meeting October 25 with masquerade after. card party set for Oct 15 at 8:30 pm.
Sullivan? Wooster wedding October nine at La Porte Ohio. Miss Allie Beard wore teal blue crepe with bolero jacket. Rev David Davids officiated before guests including Hohenshil and Beard families.
Mr and Mrs James Cather hosted a bridal shower Friday evening for their niece Arvella Walkden daughter of Mr and Mrs Arving Walkden of LaGrange. Arvella will marry Henry Silver of LaGrange with a ceremony at LaGrange Baptist Church on Friday October 14. Guests delivered gifts via Little Doris Walkden and Dean and Dale Cather while Miss Margaret Walkden played the wedding march.
A large gathering included Mr. and Mrs. George Walkden of Columbia, Mr. and Mrs. James Cather of Hlyria, Irving Walkden and family, Henry Silver of LaGrange, Lee Walkden and family of Chatham, Reuben Walkden and children, Mrs. Fred Walkden and Hugh Otterson, Charles Stone of Olmsted, Ernest Walkden and daughter Les of Elyria, and James Cather with twins, plus other relatives.
The Sixty-Six Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brenner for fourteen games. High scores for men went to Barney Haury and William Gest Sr. Low score to Gest. Ladies high went to Mrs. William Law, low to Fern Wise. A lunch followed. next meeting planned by Mrs. William Gest in two weeks. Mrs Ed Brenner visited Mrs Augusta Wicks in La Grange Tuesday.
David Copperfield, the Charles Dickens classic, is showing at the Lincoln Theatre with screenings today and tomorrow. The production presents Immortal story elements on the Lincoln screen.
A fast lively New York film titled Hold That On Ed presents collegiate antics led by John Barrymore at the Capitol theater. The feature draws student prank energy with brisk, humorous ensemble scenes and campus vibe.
Sunday and Sunday evening guests included Mr and Mrs E John Porter and son Robert, Miss Tieta Wilson of Eaton and Bob Schroeder of Floria visiting Mrs Anna Mason. Robert Mason of Bowling Green College spent the weekend at home. Mr and Mrs Robert Kerr of St Louis visited Thursday evening, as did Mr and Mrs Thurmen H Peters and Mrs Rose Shauver. Also, Mr and Mrs Irwin Eldred and daughter Ardith visited the farmers mother, Mrs Nettie Eldred.
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