The Chronicle-Telegram from Elyria, Ohio • Page 4

tl.f rla, Ohio. WfcJftMdi? fib. 5, JIMMIE HOLER IN HOLLYWOOD HOLLYWOOD One afternoon. Shortly after Grace Moore's first arrival in Hollywood, two other Hollywood writers and I were chatting with a studio publicist who, during the course of the Cunve.rsation. made the challenging remark that Miss Moore was "absolutely Irresistible" to me.

We took up the gauntlet by deciding, then and thereto do a magazine article in three sections nndrr Ihe overall litle: "Three Men Look; At Grace Moore." We went to her house determined to be charmed by the diva's smiles. We went then: for luncheon it Was 7.30 in the evening before we left. The resultant story was a complete fizzle, for the essential between its three completely lack- Ing. Each of us wrote an all-out rave; each of us was as thoroughly charmed as if we had been hypnotized. Grace Moore wasn't beautiful, and.

frankly, I've heard better volcos. But I've never known anyone so vibrant with LIFE. During the succeeding years. I came to know her unusually well, and always there was that quality of vibrancy. Anyone meeting her was inspired by her peculiar, personal magnetism.

She WHS like a high tendon wire, like a dynamo. It's hard to realize that anyone who lived so intensely fan be dead. On the wall of my office hangs a framed photograph of her, mailed to me from Switzerland some ten vears ago. It shows her perched on the summit of a high peak, a triumphant smile on her lips. Beneath the picture, in her flow-ing hand, is written: "As usual, I'm hitting the high spots." I like that photograph.

Better than nny biography that ever can be written, it expresses her personality and her philosophy. It's a photograph that I'd like to show to every youngster who dreams of being a great star. THE HOLLYWOOD PARADE: Virginia O'Brien, "Miss Preparedness." When asked about her baby, Miss O'Brien invariably the that she "just Qj tj ec j(j es Seeing-Eye Dog, i $UBURBAN 'CALENDAR VVilj ffivr Tiifnf i Dw Befo 9:3 RIVOLI TODAY-TOMORROW Will Have Tutor year old Patsy Ruth Fergus decided to, day to give up her high school ljlit -oiie cnurcn. umcmi friends and classes to keep her see-j meets nt the church at 8 p. in.

Th imr.cvn rt a Bible class meets at the church at EVENTS TONIGHT CARLISLE Choir nt LnPorle church. Official AT RtVOU miUAV MI no is fmm "Two Dotoro the- Hichnrd Henry J.Xina'.' ininvrtnl with Al.in I.ailcl, Esthrr d( 7. Barry FilrncniUl and Donlcvv. the Kivuli re. The picture'stujls Kridnv nt to have a few pictures in her purse forthwith produces flO chromo slides viewer.

William F.lliott, anachronism. Mr. Kl- llott enjoys the unique distun-lion of being one cowboy hero who rose to the top without either singing a note or twanging a "Hcot.ir" Raymond Massey. luck, child. Mr.

Mnsscy Is currently drawing full- salary by posing an hour or so every dny. for three months, while artist Martin Lewis paints portrait of him which will be used as an important prop in "Mourning Becomes Electra" George Sanders, misanthrope. It's Mr. Sander's considered opinion that a Hollywood love life, from the male viewpoint, Is just one fool thing after another. IDOL CHATTEH: I don't think the screen has ever had a youngster with more scxotic heuufy than Ann Blyth Homicidal impulse: To stamp underfoot those haughty stnrs who invariably wait until nine o'clock to make their grand entrances at premieres scheduled for eight-thirty pntricw Morison might get farther if she'd make up her mind what she wants tn bean actress, a singer or tin artist Peas-in-a-podi: Alan Ladd and orchestra leader Vaughan Monroe There's no better proof that Garbo has slipped into obscurity than ihc notable lack of wisecrack's about the size of her feet Silly notion: A week without "new romance" publicity about Martha Vickers Douglas Fairbanks.

bouncy walk reminds me of the pogo-stick fnd. SMALL TALK: In a restaurant on the fashionable Sunset Strip four of Hollywood's highest-pnid stars were about the high cost of living. "1 wonder how men with small incomes mnnage to exist?" said one-and at that point their waiter Interrupted. "Pardon me, gentlemen," he said, "but I think 1 can answer that question. It isn't hard to get along on small income if you don't spend a lot of money trying to keep it a To Mclvyn Douglas goes one of my lowest bows for the diplomacy with which he handled a difficult situa tion on the set where he is co-starring with Kosnllnd Russell.

In the scene before the ratncrtis, lie was required to lift Miss Uusxrll frorn the flour and put her chair. After the ninth he asked for time out. but did forget the adoration which a trndition- ally accords the "woski-r sex? He did not. Said Douglas, between gasps: "I'm afraid I'll have to jt.sk that the m-xi bo moment. I'm suffering from'emotionM Ned Sparks informs me that he Is writing a pessimist's dictionary, nnd offers the following as Samples of its style, A "friend" is defined as "someone who's eventually going to burrow rnoney;" a "kiss" is "an unnecessary exchange of germs," "success" as posfc a decline." Someday, if he's nol careful, Sparks is going to kid himself into being a cynic the other haJrd.

nol cynics! all. there's Solly Rand. Said 5he. after her 50th arrest for strip-teasing: "It sure costs a lot of money to prove that what I do is nrt." (Distributed by the McNaught Syndicate, Inc.) CHECK REPEATER CABBED DECATUR, Foes, a local chain store manager, couldn't wait for the police so he rpriritcd after a "bad check artist" himself and caught him half block from ing-eye dog. The pretty little blind girl said she couldn't part with her dog Lucky, even if that meant giving up the social life she craved.

The city Board of Education said she couldn't take the pure white German Shepherd to any more, ft promised instead to send a lutnr to her frailer home. cly home all The Home Circle Club meets on Fob. 5. AVON i i Club meets at 6:30 p. 111.

at (he Moose auditorium in Lorain. AVON LAKE-Lci-inn Post No. 211 nnd its auxiliary meets at 7:30 p. in. will box social following regular inoct- iilunr." Patsy said, "but 1 can't give up Lucky over.

the only o.vi-s I've got. "All 1 want to do now is get tfiruuKh my next three semesters hijjh school in a hurry so 1 can KO to Junior College. They let you take lo classes Superintendent Vierling Kersey assured her she could wihz through her studies as fast as she was able, nnd maybe her quirk mind and ready memory would master the remaining courses under private instruction even faster than in class. Now Totally Illind Partially blind since birth and NORTH ist General Aid, Coe Memorial building at 12:30 p. m.

NORTH O. Congregational General Aid meets at Congregational church at 12:30. WORTH Scouts of Troop meet in town hall at 7 p. m. NORTH OLMSTED.

Sunshine Circle meets at 1 p. m. NORTH OLMSTED. Veteran of. Foreign Wars meets at 8 p.

m. in the town hall. NORTH OLMSTED. Veteran of Foreign Wars Auxiliary meets at 8 p. m.

in Coe building. EVKNTfc FRIDAY Senior class of Avon school will hold dance on Friday in (lie school auditorium. W.S.C.S of the Methodist church meets all day at the church with dinner at noon. Missionary meeting will be held In NORTH RIDGEVILLF -Kiwanis the afternoon. NORTH D-Kiwanis club board moots at 8pm.

3:30 p. m. NORTH 'OLMSTED-N. 1 O. Community orchestra meets at 7:30 p.

m. in Coe Memorial BIdg. NORTH OLM8TED -Garden group meets at 8 p. m. in the Town Hall.

NORTH OLMSTED--HI-V meets in the High school at 7:30 p. m. COLtJMBIA-Mcthodist Friendship Class meets. -wa Club meets nt 6:13 Wednesday Catidlclite Inn. EVENTS THURSDAY LA W.

S. C. S. will meet on Thursday with Mrs, G. i W.

Woodruff at 2 p. m. Silver tea. Mrs. Earl Haddix and Miss May Wheeler, assistant hostesses.

LA Baptist Missionary Society will meet all day at the home of Mrs, Waller Younq. W. S. C. S.

luncheon meeting at the Methodist church at noon. totally blind for the last four years, I'flisy sat wlone and melancholy all day, afraid to play with other children, until she was given the gentle female dog only a few months ago. "The dog has made such a change in her life." her mother. Mrs. Harry Fergus, said.

"It has made her forget her handicap for the time LA class will her life. 1 doesn't get present "Here Comes Charlie" 8 nn I h(gh scnool C. will hold a work, meeting n't the- church nt 10 a. m. Pot luck at noon.

the feeling now that the world is against, her'." classmates nt Alexander Hamilton High school petted and pampered Lucky. The dog took Patsy to movies nnd stayed by her side on streetcars and buses. "She never even barked In classes," PaUy said. "I can't understand how they could think she was dangerous." Patsy's school friends, who didn't think Lucky was dangerous either, petitioned the Board of Education to make an exception to its rules against dogs. The board said it could not.

classes. his stcre. Fens' dash began when his cashier remembered the man. who had a bad check before, Rural Women's meets at Cowley. noon with Tureen dinner Club Mary and demonstration oil sugar saving dishes by county extension agent.

Garden Club will meet Thursday at 2 p. m. at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Lewis. Valentine exchange.

dinner at 6:30 p. m. at La 'Scout and cub troops, incir parents jv and friends. Dinner sponsored by lfolln of Avon Friendship-Comrade and True Blue ll rr 1 Avon COUPLES t'LL'B MEETS AVOH-o-Over 70 attended a meeting Of the Couples Club of the Methodist church held at the home of Mr. mid Mrs.

'William WingHte on Detroit road. Sunday evening. Co- hostesses were: Mr. and Mrs. R.

Ca- hooit nnd Mr. and Mrs. G. Houser- niiui. A tureen supper was enjoyed at The business meeting was conducted by the president.

Dr. Taylor Smith. Dr. Sharpc of Cleveland spoke on "Ohio's Paramount Shame He talked about the mental hospitals in Ohio. The next meeting will be In Marefi at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. William Prescolf, Detroit road. J. Mnhr Jacob Mohr entertained at a Ground hog party at his home on Stony Ridge road, Sunday afternoon. The time was spent socially after which refreshments were served.

Those present Frank Gub- iiti.cn uumer 31 riuim VJULJ- i Porte church for no Lorain, Henry Allen, George their parents St! George Urig, John Zeh and RADIO PROGRAMS STARTS TODAY HE STOKED THE FIRES OF by forcing another man's attentions on his w'rfel Then plotted to bring Ithem to the brink of disaster! VVTAM (11001 S.OO When a Qirl V.irrlrj 5 15 Portia Fieri 6 30 Jtm.l'lun Hill i fir.nt Pane on Turn Maiming 6:15 Newt Tlit Ohio Story Ijowetl Thomia 7 01 Stipprr Hub 1.1S World 8:00 DennU Dny 30 Oren ailclerHfefa w'ButTrrTivern, 30 Dutrlct Attorney February 5. (A Time Her Proimiin. Subject to Change.) fiA 1 1 Jib I Had World Widi Ttrrv Piratei Sky Kins Jed rur.i Tip: Midmiht Tom Hot Towel League Tcrme. br Hlchmond Andorn-Sporu Moniarm Cowooji Day Do-oihv Kaidheim DlfMt Supper Smlon tn ihr Km On Tomorrow FUjb rrllo Tff. Fulton Lewis, jr.

Mytfcrt of" Week tn KerneUtr Smilh wn.ii rune ElierT Queen Lone Ranser 1 of the League meets at 8 p. m. i at Park hall. Card party and bake i Club meets with Mrs. Caroline Lower of South i Amherst in the afternoon.

I O. O. Lodge rmvts in the evening in the town hall. Club meets at 0:30 p. m.

in Grafton school. ROCHESTER. Congregational Aid Society meets all day at the i home of Mrs. Grace Hall. Seniors To Hold Dance The Seniors of Avon High school will have a dance at the school auditorium, Friday evening, Feb.

7. Crime Club Kci cion ll'i Op 10 Vouth Dr. Chrutun Sont Dintb Bhore Pot O' Gold wan WATSON OSCAR HOMOIKA JO.PO rtbuloui Did Juit. Trm'mphTTtoTlFioSd Kr nry Hockey Oame I Mi vfhn rt; THt'KSDAV, Februiry 6. invitation Mu.lc ThU Ooodnljbt 0 DINING OUT IS A PLEASURE At The BLUEBIRD DANCE FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7fh La Grangt Auditorium.

AFTER BROOKSIDE LA GRANGE BASKETBALL GAME. Dancing 9:30 to 1:00. PUBLIC INVITED OeorgU Rev. Nuwbiura BUI Mijer" o( up i Swing Vinetjr Filr Motor Meiodlfj 45 Melodj 7 00 Music Boi 30 MUJIC 45 Newi Reporter 00 Hippy KrveUle Dlgiii li Do You RemrmlMr Knuij MUIIC oy Heq.je. 45 Silni In BOO Armchair Vocal 815 Svmphunj or Melody for Muiie Ptyurne 9 41 March Bind tv.ncert fo'n 1 10:30 Ko.d ot Lit.

11 Wllh Ethel Wlr.irri 10 4J Joyct Jordan D.vid H.rura Neva Ace Don Early Ace Morr.lr.B Coiboyi Colfee Club Ueiodv Crosby Blngi Kenny Baker Waiiif My True Hymni Lutentni Pott Htien Our Okl Aundfty Wit Sistrr Ma Prrilnj Ur Mtlone I.fit Blil Krr.ny bVier 11.00 fred Waring maw H.rmor.V'Rar.ch Br.r.tm'.n ii ch Show rirti.d' 4S l.or» Lawlon victor Llndlahf Rr rl Chfckerb'd Smith Lo Hunt Aur.t Je.my 11:30 Mftor't nauthler Act 11 45 in Harmony Ouen Again Worn an 1 a'Cliib oY Air Spruce up Tim. i in Bt The Bo 1 30 c'roshy t. Sar.c» Diion Children Cedrlc 15 in Whitt Unfer A 2 in Queen For of World 3.00 run be Beauutul MuaTc fvt Oni. 3 JO i'epper Young Kenny Hlfrti i 4i Riijht lo Happintu mfn feiia Twt to Melodv Time lire Burton Citvt." Clambskt ferry I- nt Jnurnry Bride A Otnoio r.l mv Be Scaled Man With the Hat M'iFlcM Treaa. Merry Hound FUNERAL CONTAINERS Made of nice assorted flowers, expressing your sincere sympathy 3u Lj'dy Fur'e w.odrr Brrwn BUCK IW When (ilrl Mtrutj t.mt tar Mutii: a 15 I't I.ll» 5 10 f'luln Bill rutrol I 00 Trim SPfCIAl MORNING SHOW SATURDAY, FEB.

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ln 1,, ntaft Sf Ridfn ii Thnn World The AMrlrh HT.lf Mr I 'A'fek Band. Ai Sky KU.g Tm.tiar* Jed I)' FuidbeUD Melodlei Tut jiiiiinv Wood I.um Abner LINCOLN or snow i in lT I'h Oypiy Nishti Security" lUii That Kir.negaD Bni.d A. Nm.i Sports Strfiif.de Ttila is IN IOTTUS AND AT FOUNTAINS i Pepsi-Cola, Gojnpsay, Long Islaud City, N. Y. I Bottler: Pepsi-Cola SoUliag Co.

of Cleveland BEER and ALE BY THE CASE Dial 4527 WE DELIVER Jot Down This Number It's Not Listed. Call Us For All Sports Events. MARSH CUENIN Broad St. and West Ave, YOUR SECOND OPPORTUNITY To Enjoy An Evening's Daocing Pleasure THE PAIR-0-DICE CLUB Presents Count Williams and His Orchestra Friday, February 7, 1947 Elks Hall, Elyrja 8:30 to 12 p. 75c per person, tax incl, HI-LEVEL INN Music By Jack DeVVaine FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY BEER WINE LIQUOR Choice Sandwiches PAUL YUHAS, Mgr.

Sftaftcft's fflrcriestfsF wilt nlsh music. Udlts Aid MecUi the Ladles Aid of the Baptist church will have an all day meeting at the church, Thursday Feb. 6. The ladies arc all ask to come at- 10 o'clock and bring their own lunch. The' day will be spent in sewing and CMjser Fourteen members of the Casper and Klein families enjoyed a dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs.

Dora Casper. The event followed the christening of Mildred Louise Casper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don- ild Casper at St. Mary's church Sunday morning.

Godmother is Miss Doris Casper and Godfather is Kenneth Klein, uncle and aunt of the baby. Out of town guests were Mrs. John Klein. Mrs. Lauretta Heifer- on.

Albert Smith of Loral and the Klein and Cnspor families and Mrs Kose Casper of Avon A. About $245 was from the Parent-Tcachers sale at the school Saturday evening Other Items Mr. and Mrs. Frank Root were week-end visitors in Fostoria Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Block of Lorain were Friday evening supper guests at the home of Mr, and Mrs Irn Cough. Robert Wenderoth of Columbians spent Saturday night nnd Sunday at the same home a Mrs Rnlph sti Raph visited relatives Painesville Sunday. -iNGs TT BURGH The Fed ora ora Works Agency has alloted the University of Pittsburgh six surplus mildings for temporary further the education of veteran enrollment. One will be used for athletics and the others for laboratories. Body Is Found In Parked Car PORTSMOUTH Beioto county officers today investigated the death of Vernpi- L.

Spires, 24, of Colurn- Bus, whose bocly was found fn parked car on stale Rome 125 wt.it of lierr. Highway maintenance Workrrs found Die body slumped behind tli? wheel of the ear. Spires had boon shot through the head. A 32 caliber pistol was found on the sent the body. The automobile belonged to friend of Spires', Rodney W.

Grooms, also of Columbus. The tao men both were former residents or Lynx, 22 miles from here in county, and Spires often drove (hi- onr. Grooms had reported the mobile Blolen in Columbus, Coroner Virgil Fowler withheld verdict on the dentli. use to i its war building the djjtri-M ditcomfort of simple Unrutnllne RscUl Cnnw, by thr of Urnom (Jngutru thr burninir piln fltjht Infection, promote tieillnt. If you don't Kft prompt rflltf, your doc.

tor. Aik rour dnixaiel for CJIOCBSTIKT. A A'oruicA LINCOLN PARK NITE CLUB LORAIN COUNTY'S LARGEST NIT! CLUB UNTIL 2:30 A. M. Sandwiches Dinners Cater to Wedding and BonqutH.

Kitchen Operated by Eddie Oaks. Dancing Sun. STOP OF BROADWAY DIAL LORAIN 5832 FOR RESERVATIONS. LOOK! What You G-et For $1.00 A Reserved Seat For the PLAYMAKERS Greatest Hit "Guest In The House" Elyria High School Auditorium February 6,7,8:30 P. M.

Seats Reserved at CrandalPs or at High School Evenings of Performance VALENTINE DANCE FEBRUARY 14, 1947 Sponsored by ELYRIA AH1VETS POST 32 ELKS HALL GUS KLINE'S BAND Ticket! May Be Secured at the BELL CO. Or From Any AMVET Member, $1.80 Per Couple. LOBSTER DINNERS Every Friday AT THE Hotel Craystone Dial 2391 to make your ipecify the Lobster Dinner. Serving Sunday 12:00 Noon to 7:00 P. M.

11:30 to 5:30 to 8:00 P. M. Closed Monday. L. 8.

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