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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1949
Page
5
The Hollywood Parade notes Jimmie Fidler argues censorship spurs imagination in adult entertainment. He claims restrictions are few subjects, urging smarter producers over broader freedom, citing Dickens as a model of adult depth without explicitity.
A collage of entertainment notes covers John Howerd’s private olive oil empire, secretive marital woes of Jane Wyman and Ronald Reagan, Mary Loos’s bold costuming, and various light sketches about Joan Crawford, Charlie Chaplin, Constance Bennett, Anna Magnani, and George Murphy. Also recounted are Van Johnson’s lemonade stand anecdote and Vic Mature’s Del Mar race experience, with humor and industry quips from Bob Hope and Dennis Day. Distributed by The McNaught Syndicate, Inc.
The Clarksfield Ladies Aid schedules a Thursday afternoon meeting October 6 at Mrs. Rose Kinnel’s Fitchville River Road home. Mrs. Oase Russell plans to entertain on October 20. A found old paper, The Clarksfield Bee dated April 6, 1990, shows weekly Friday publication, editor Dr. F. E. Weeks, subscription 50 cents, with Wakeman items Local Happenings and church notes.
A long list of radio programs fills the day from 5 45 to 10 30 with shows like Beulah and Father Knows Best. A social note follows about Mrs Winnen and others attending Friendship Nights and chapter meetings in Green Springs and Bloomville.
Several communities list events for tonight and the week. Avon Lake hosts Men’s Night at the church with a salvation topic, Brownie Troop 8 meets at 6:30 pm, Olmsted groups hold choir practice and Grange meetings, Columbia hosts registration slots, Eaton Grange inspects, Grafton hosts Belden Grange Booster Night, LaGrange notes final voter registration and Circle 4 meeting, North Olmsted Girl Scouts meet, Ridgeville to hold a fifth annual Men’s Club auction at town hall with baked goods, Kiwanis club in Grafton also meets.
The Ohio Board of Liquor Control cited Super Fox Grill in Elgris for refilling liquor bottles and improper carry-out permits. The license was suspended for 30 days with penalty withheld pending future good behavior.
Mrs Proudfoot reports vandalism at Gertrude's Beauty Shop 112 Broadstreet and notes other unreported acts in recent weeks. Police notified yesterday about the malicious destruction of a neon sign and continued vandalism at the shop.
At 6 30 p m at the school Rev Pr William Kopicsewski of the As Bae teeae discusses then directors meeting at 12 30 p m at the church parsonage Tureen GRAFTON OGrala club meets with Eleanor Van Arsdale hostesses Friday No Olmsted VFW dance in Springsville at 9 pm Eaton Group 4 Ladies Aid meets at 8 p m with Mrs Margaret Damon election Belden Junior dance Friday evening at the school The Japanese film industry adopts a motion picture code of ethics.
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