Hollywood gossip notes from Jimmie Fidler column
Jimmie Fidler comments on Bette Davis Harmon Nelson feud and Hollywood marriages. He notes Arthur Treacher’s start as a chorus boy and Lupe Velez’s accent. Cecil B DeMille earns Croix de Merite for hiring veterans at Union Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Idol iChatter
Bette Davis
Harmon Nelson
Arthur Treacher
Lehreer
Lupe Velez
Cecil B. DeMille
Union Pacific
Errol Flynn
Abe
Grin and Bear It by Lichty
A humorous syndicated cartoon titled Grin and Bear It by Lichty features a bear satirizing everyday life with wry observations. The strip blends gentle humor and social commentary, reflecting mid-century newspaper entertainment.
Radio Programs on Monday October Seventeen Listing Various Shows
A fragmented radio schedule lists programs for Monday October seventeenth across multiple stations with entries mentioning news, music, theater, and talk shows. It includes several named hosts and show titles, with references to local stations like WGAR and WEY and mentions of time blocks and segments such as News Hursh and Variety.
Hollywood anecdotes on dialect lessons and marriages
A fragmented Hollywood item recounts Kay Finncis finishing a scene with David Newell, recalling their past pairing in Man Wanted. It also tells of Charles Judels receiving a French dialect lesson from a studio instructor who claimed payroll authority, only to reveal later he was German. Grover Jones notes many studio staff married to their mates only after long separations, highlighting Hollywood’s marriage patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Finncis
Warner Brothers
David Newell
Charles Judels
Hollywood
Judels
Judel
Charley
Charlie Judels
Grover Jones
Mie
McNaught Syndicave
Carlisle And West Ridge Ladies To Meet
Mrs. R. L. Walker will host the Ladies Ard Societies of West Ridge and East Carlisle at her home Tuesday October 23. The program features an Electrical demonstrations series Every Day Electricity to be given by Mrs. Beard of Columbus. The Ladies are asked to be present with a tureen. Bring a tureen sandwiches and table service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
R. L. Walker
Eastarlisle
Beard
Columbus
M E Ladies Aid Of New London To Meet
NEW LONDON The First M E Church will host the Ladies Aid meeting on Thursday October 20. The event includes an all day session with a church supper style dinner and activities for members and families. A cordial invitation is extended to all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.E. Ladies Aid of
New London
S. Tu
Miss Kinzel Weds Edward Straub in Avon Church Ceremony
Miss Margaret Kinzel daughter of Mr and Mrs Antone Kinzel wed Edward Straub of Cleveland at St Marys Church Avon on Saturday morning. Father Lambur officiated the ceremony and the couple planned to reside in Cleveland after a East Coast honeymoon. The bride wore an ivory satin gown with train and veil, carried white roses and baby Kinzel was maid of honor. Best man was Rudolph UI of Cleveland and Mrs Walter Williams of Cleveland was bridesmaid in a pink satin gown with pink roses. The reception followed and Kinzel will be employed at Farmer Manufacturing Co Cleveland.
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Avon
St. Mary's Church
Margaret Kinzel
Antone Kinzel
Edward Straub
Cleveland
Father Lambur
Baby Kinzel
Maid of Honor
Rose Taffeta
Jharina Hill
Rudolph UI
Walter Williams
Williams
North Olmsted
Kinzel
Anne's Hospital
Suraubig
Fanner Manufecturing Co
Shower Honors Mrs. Elsie Lawson in Oberlin
A linen shower for Mrs. Elsie Mitro Lawson was hosted by Miss Dorothy Hutchinson and Miss Loretta Webber at Webber’s Oberlin home. Guests from Oberlin included Florence VanKuren, Shirley Knapp, Arlene Campbell, Agnes Mitra, Evelyn Yarborough, Frances Grocott, Mary Whitney, and the two hostesses, with the bride residing on East Lorain Street. A rummy game yielded high score to Florence VanKuren. refreshments featured hot chocolate, cake, sandwiches, and fruit gelatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Elsie (Mitro) Lawson
Dorothy Hutchiinson
Loretta Webber
Rummy
Florence Vankuren
Shirley Knapp
Arlene Campbell
Agnes Mitra
Evelyn Yarborough
Frances Grocott
Mary Whitney
Oberlin
Dorothy Squire
Elyria
East Lorain Street
Suburban clubs plan evening meetings
Litchfield Lodge F and A M meets at the Masonic Hall at 7 30 P M North Olmsted Kiwanis Club gathers at the Parish House at 6 30 P M North Olmsted Christian Endeavor meets at Clague Road Church at 7 30 P M Eaton Bible School Workers Conference at the home of Mr and Mrs Walter Fishburn at 8 P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Litchfield Lodge F
A. M
Masonic Hall
North Olmsted—Kiwanis Club
North Olmsted
Christian Endeavor
Clague Road
EATON
Bible School Workers
Walter Fishburn
Linda Faces Love and Career Dilemmas in Hollywood
Linda Bailey travels from Centerville to Hollywood to pursue acting, faces opposition from Fred Lancaster, and meets movie star Martin Carstairs. In Los Angeles she rooms with Mae Baxter, navigates romance with Martin while learning of his marriage, and contends with a staged "success" plan to placate Fred. Linda longs for stability while chasing a screen career amid entangled relationships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Bailey
Centerville
Linda
Hollywood
Fred Lancaster
Martin Carstairs
Los Angeles
Mae Baxter
Martin
Judith Grange
Linds
Mae
Fred
Helen
Community events shift across Avon Lake and surrounding towns
Tuesday gatherings include Avon Lake P T A at the school with speaker Mr. Rosen of the F D I of Cleveland, Grafton Farm Bureau Council, Anchor Rebekah Lodge, Henrietta Grange, Camden P T A, Cemetery and Park Association, Unity Club, Bible Class, Carlisle Grange booster night, and more. Wednesday schedules feature study groups, card parties, quilt, and church activities, plus Elyria Rockettes minstrel show in Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
P.T. A
At & P.M
Rosen
Cleveland
Grafton—Farm Bureau Council
Austin Fish
Grafton
Rebekah Lodge
I. O. O. F. Hall
Henrietta — Grange
At & P. M. Potluck
Kipton
Camden
Parent-Teachers Association
William Schumaker
Lorain
Victory Quilt Club
Dwight Reisinger
Lake Avenue
George Edwards
Local Club Afternoons and Community Notices
Grafton hostess Mrs Chester Wilczek entertained the Friendship Club with Put and Take and awards to Mrs Florence Buckingham and Mrs Iva Kinter. 23 refreshment courses were served. Lat-a-Lot Club met with sewing and social hour hosted by Mrs Marie Zacharias. refreshments by Mrs Don Carmel planned for two weeks hence. Clarence Brush to act in Justice of Peace Court in Eaton Township until G D Gardner returns. Mrs Charles Logan returned from Union City and other stops after visiting friends. Mr and Mrs J Sheldon and C E Walmesley attended the National Daily Show in Columbus. Mrs Herman Postle and daughter Ruth Ella left for Marion Ohio for the fifty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs G A Postle. Mrs John Schultz and Helen and Mrs Roy Peabody visited Charles Schr 2 theme Friday evening. On Wednesday evening Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Zacharias
Don Carmel
Clarence Brush
Sheldon
C. E. Walmesley
Columbus
Herman Postle
Ruth Ella
Marion
G. A. Postle
John Schultz
Helen
Roy Peabody
Charles Schr
Trust Fund To Aid Worthy Oberlin Students
A will by the late Jason A. Barber provides a ten thousand dollar trust for Oberlin College to aid working students. Income supports the widow, then self supporting students, with principal use allowed after 25 years. Ten acres in Colorado goes to a brother in law with life income to him and eventual college ownership. Barber formerly served as Lucas County judge and prosecutor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Jason A. Barber
Barber
Lucas County
Common Pleas
Ida H. Barber
Jefferson County
Colorado
Local social notes and upcoming Paris rail fare cut
Eaton society items list visits and calls from Cleveland Belden and Apple Creek residents. Highlights include Mr and Mrs Harrison visiting Alfred Stumpf, Lyman Sabin from Columbia calling on the Grills, a birthday dinner for A B Root, and puff ball measurements corrected. Also railways offer 40 percent fare cuts to Paris for the King and Queen visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Root
Charles Box
LaGrange
Lampbrecht
Valley City
Bernard Cowley
Robert Grills
Lewis Grills
L. R. Taylor
State Farm
Bannister Place
Belden
B. W. Baker
Luther Blodgett
Olmsted Falls
Thursiday
Ed Yost
Bute Ternut Ridge
Eaton Grange
Belden Grange
Swan Home
E. W. Spence
John Hartel
Apple Creek
John Rule
Green Springs
H. M. House
Oberlin
B. M. Ross
Doris Beecher
Wakeman
Marguerite Swan
Charles Strickland
Sadie Heisinger
Elyria
Stricklands
Roy Jackson
Brecksville
T. H. Marcy
Paris
England
Ohio Jews organize to aid distressed European Jews
Oscar Berman of Cincinnati heads a newly formed Ohio committee to assist the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Delegates from Columbus to Zanesville name vice chairs and pledge to raise funds for relief and rehabilitation across Germany, Italy, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Poland, and Romania. The 1938 quota stands at 5.1 million with 2.8 million already subscribed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Oscar Berman
Cincinnati
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
Central
Europe
Simon Lazarus
Murray Seasongood
Herbert R Bloch
Joseph M. Berne
Cleveland
Harry Levison
Toledo
Samuel H. Thal
Dayton
Harry Levinson
Youngstown
Alex Schulman
Abe M. Luntz
Wise
Germany
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Joint Committee
Move FHlouses To Clear Space For Hall Auditorium
Oberlin action clears three houses on Wilf ard Court near North Pleasant Street to make way for Hall Auditorium construction. Bert Prosser, buyer from the College, plans a court on North Pleasant Street. The west side houses were vacated last August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Hall Auditorium
Wilfard Court
North Pleasant Street
Bert Prosser
College
Willard Court
Valley of the Giants at Rivoli Theatre
At the Rivoli Theatre the Technicolor film Valley of the Giants presents a story of California's famous redwood forests. The feature showcases natural grandeur and forest scenery as a travelogue style adventure for cinema audiences.
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Giants
Rivoli
California
Redwood
Valley of the Giants
New Rivoli Theatre
Sing You Sinners Hits Capitol Theatre
The Capitol Theatre presents Sing You Sinners a romance comedy musical featuring Bing Crosby and Fred MacMurray in a light hearted film blend of romance music and humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Capitol Film
Capitol Theatre
Bing Crosby
Fred MacMurray
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Jimmie Fidler
New York
Sam Harri
Lenis
M-G-M
Ren ‘ Harris
York
Ramalig Pane
Donald and
Nelswn Eddy
Capitol
Arra Ree Eee Ue Ed
Javtoen
Cartoon - News
Lincoln
Gio Obriet, Ea Ae
Walacebed
Lichty
MiTg Agi
Feallexe
Mitba
Sadorn
Aews
Jim Valentine
Robie
Moratity
Variedies
Amos
Phateeushy
Jay Lanmetiedes
Abe Perrone
USA
Ellis
Beawtiel
Ryke Marsa
bEier McGee
Mustead
Ralph
Hireakiast
Marvin
Aeneid
Abs Perkins
Mary
Vine Arte Airy Ae Pp
Vif
Anthon Trergy
Winston “von Man Dice Mase
News & Miaser Sah
Wbits
Vefeoe
Hay O
D.oa
Woo
Wxamborer
Jay Frasaklin
Sadie Seartmaids
Vwiek Barrie
Naties Danes
Sunda
Miaiher Oreh
Menain Books
Lyris Wrath List
Sidnecy Kowle Wing Music For
Des Yeu Phasing
R. Heratherten
Qerge McCall Heston Menken
Ti. Robinson
AL Jedsen A
Christan Haye
Carl George Allyrfar
Cowat Baossie
Suiries
Ague Neus & Music Samaritan
Sinietaany Alk
London
Cunapel
Weyboaris Tatterfields News & Muate
Charlie Cook
Sian
Sibley & Sprague Telephones
Ory Dae
War Sim Ferc
Metro
Carlisle and
R. E. MacDonald
2Nd Street
Red
Granada Arms
Judith
Helen Debler
Goodby
Club Grafton
Chester Wilczek
Friendship Club
Florence Buckingham
Iva Kinter
Lntertains Club
Chuck Whitney
American Legion Hall
Clarence Schultz
Nancy
Robert
William Schultz
Norma
George Hecock
Jeanne
Billy
Floyd Zacharias
Earl Zacharias
Huron Road Hospital
Dwight Bartlett
Marilyn
Harold Biggs
Bedford
W. S. Hastings
Phyllis Rawson
J. J Mennell
Tee Garrioay
J.T. Barnard
Mar
Broad St
Ohio
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Elyria, Ohio
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