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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
2
Jimmie Fidler notes Marie Wilson's rise in Hollywood as much from off screen charm as talent. He cites grateful friends, attentive responses, and supportive behavior from everyone who works with her, suggesting her kindness fuels her career.
Radio listings for Thursday September 22 1958 show WFAMW and WKAR among others with a mix of programs including health science travel and entertainment segments. Notable items referenced include Looming features at We Broadway Par Amer Wahine Brecher Le Dietieetaee and a segment titled Travels Comments for Quartette Hits Headlines For You.
Industry gossip covers Powells radio comeback hopes Fox plans with Patricia Suleiman socialite Mae Busch return Nancy Drew and The Ice Follies crew at M G M. Basil Rathbone Ellen Drew praise if I Were King wins Oscar vibe. public interest in Mickey Rooney, Barbara Stanwyck romance and press bumps. mixed editorial on studio power and actor publicity.
Suburban calendar notes PTA and church events across towns. Tonight at 7 PM the Avon area hosts a meet at Wakeman Hall. Friday social at Murray Ridge PTA with supper at 6:30 PM. Saturday schedules include North Olmsted free meets at the YWCA at 7 PM and Ely sales sponsored by Ladies Aid all day at West Board Street store.
Rev Albert Lamprecht attended the Cleveland Akron Local Conference of the American Lutheran Church at Emanuel Lutheran Church in Rocky River Oh. Zion's Lutheran League to hold a social on church grounds Friday inviting Lutheran Leagues from Medina Lodi Spencer and Homerville. Henry Gunkelman under doctor's care for a month is no better. Born to Mr and Mrs Anthony Neumeyer on Tuesday August 23 a son Pierce Jerome. Frank Weidner attended the Ohio State Republican convention in Columbus. James Muzik of Broadview Heights visited sister Mrs Mary Mentzel. Caddies at Columbia Hills Golf Course hosted a management picnic with a golf tournament, baseball game and amateur contest. Attendees from here included Bernard Newton Robert Arick Gerald and Herbert Thompson and Lester and Clarence Klooz. Saturday dinner guests at the Feuchter home included Dr and Mrs Roscoe Kedsic Janet Dean of Eaton Rapids Mich Ned Dean of Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter and family. Mrs Florence Dean of Lakewood spent the weekend with the Feuchters. Townsend meeting set for Tuesday Oct 4 at Town Hall. Wayne B Atbvers
The speaker and show kept the program lively as officers were elected for the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 202 of Medina. Mrs Earl Arek and Mrs Ralph Feuchter were among the attendees. Liverpool j coe School held their election. Charles Neumey was named President Marian Bernard Secretary and Treasurer Hazel Mellers Assembly Geneva Keller. Mrs Fred Feuchter and Mr and Mrs Ralph Feuchter attended a bridal shower for Mary Feuchter. Valley City beat Spencer 4 0 in a high school game and Spencer visits Brunswick Friday. Edward Bayer of Akron visiting the Steck home. Mrs Charles Lenhart and Mrs Sadie Conn of Akron visited the Steck home. Atr and Mrs Albert Bernard entertained friends at a clam bake. Mrs A Kleinhaus hosted a gathering for daughter. Arky Smith’s family attended a lawn gathering.
Obituary notes for Mrs. Ira Starr and Mrs. Levi Smith with funeral services at Chimes Bliss on Tuesday afternoon in Oberlin. References to visits by Mrs. Florence Squire and others to Lutraner and Cleveland. Theatre listings for Capitol Screen with Robert Young and an event at Mrs. Ben Sewoh’s, plus a large all day meeting with covered dinner on Sept 28.
Warner Baxter headlines the Lincoln showing of a new film titled Robin Hand of El Te. The picture plays today and tomorrow with Baxter leading a strong cast in a period drama.
In Montreal, Father Rudolph Godin of the White Fathers says baseball is a favorite pastime among missionaries in Africa and among natives. He notes that all White Fathers sent to Africa grow beards to gain Arab respect.
In New Britain Connecticut a nightly foxhound accompanies Officer on daily patrols. The dog assists in tracking and alerting to disturbances during summer hours, enhancing patrol efficiency in urban districts. Community members note the unusual partnership has become a local memento of summer policing efforts.
A fragment from a humorous column features quips about public officials friends and enemies. It blends jokes about WPA checks theft and a dentist advertised as painless. The tone satirizes domestic chatter and odd anecdotes like a collar button in a cow’s stomach.
Raymond Hart describes a stray dog that volunteers for nightly patrols, waiting at the same corner each evening. The animal stays with Hart for long stretches, showing affection only to him and not to other officers, except when it rains.
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