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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1944
Page
2
A lively look at Hollywood jargon and celebrity chatter from fan magazines and industry notes. It surveys phrases misinterpreted by outsiders, quotes about stars like Karloff and Barrymore, and the playful but pointed Wollydood Parades with humorous celebrity anecdotes and industry foibles.
A Victory gardener explains blanching celery for best flavor, noting cool weather timing and methods. Bank earth, boards, tiles, heavy paper, roofing paper, or drain ties can cover rows. wrap plants and stake to force pale stalks. Contains several misspellings and names such as Wanda Mieke, Branties, Crabbe, and St. Johan.
A studio producer with a Spanish background recruits crew and cast and orders a film opening with color and constant movement. He describes dancers in mantis bandered capes and insists on continuous motion throughout the picture. Distributed by The McNaught Syndicate. inet
At Elyria Theatres another double feature will be presented by the Lincoln Theatre starting Friday. Pictures scheduled include Leave It to the Irish starring James Dunn.
Polleesterday received two theft reports. Wilda Warren of 425 Weel Th pireet says her bike valued at $30 was stolen from her home Leste Hindbut. Oberlin Yond reports his bicycle stolen from Ely Park, valued at $30.
Camden officials announce the flower show has been postponed indefinitely due to unspecified reasons. Local organizers and participants await further updates from the event committee and city hall.
A dense listing of radio programs across WHAM and partner stations includes music blocks, talk segments, news, and varied shows. Notable names referenced include Mickey Katz George 00 Mr and Mrs Mayehott Ed Mayehott, and several program segments such as Modern Farmer Reveille Roundup and Finders Keepers. The schedule spans dayparts with morning, afternoon, and evening offerings, mentioning multiple hosts and music shows, plus public service notes and headlines.
Amherst village council met to consider raising sexton George Freder Trek’s salary from 80 to 100 a month, with funds to be reviewed by the cemetery committee. Residents discussed a street sewer, a survey by engineers, and a $126 ditch dig allowance. The meeting approved hiring and bids, scheduling next talks for September, and planning notices and a town street project.
The Amherst temple held a Tuesday meeting with plans for a deli catessen sale on September 1. Officers announced the 45th annual Grand Temple session in Springfield Ohio September 25 to 27, with Mrs. Gauri Young as delegate and Mrs. Currie Kreger as alternate. Members also planned hosting a district convention in November and a July August September birthday party September 18. The Past Chiefs city resumes activities after summer recess with green supper at 4 30. Members urged bringing a green dish. coffee and rolls provided. prize won by Mrs. Laura Young.
Charles Baker and Arthur Baker returning from overseas service join Wellington Baptist Church members and Hebron Association in Hinckley for a Young People rally. Local residents travel, attend outings, and report military updates while church activities and meetings are announced.
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