Hollywood’s Babes in Hollywood Shine on screen
Five young performers Jackie Cooper Shirley Temple Cora Sue Collins Baby Leroy and Baby Jane Quigley dominate the film world with high salaries and early starts. Poverty-stricken journeys to fame and steady discipline keep them in studios by 8:30 am, with schooling and rest breaks ensuring a balanced life.
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Hollywood
Garbo
Dietrich
Rogers
Gable
Jackie Cooper
Shirley Temple
Cora Sue Collins
Baby Leroy
Baby Jane Quigley
Luck
Baby Jane
Quigley
Shirelf
Mer
Jary Gorney
Fox
Shirley
Fox Studios
Chevalier
Baby Jane” Quigley
Juanita
Claudette Colbert
Universal
Girl Reserves Candle Light Service At Athens High
The Girl Reserves candle light recognition service at Athens High School featured blue and white decor and dimmed lighting. Members listed include Helen Haskins Martha Minamyer Lucille Swaim Cleo Mae Shields Evelyn Reading Kathleen Shannon Dorothy Hartman Dolly Schuler Nora Wolf Marjorie Wheaton Ruth Lewis Ruth Phillips Alice Mitchell Dorothy Ann Schilling Louise Batley Aldine Duncan. Leaders Ruth Gerwig Martha Meister Frances Hartman Florence Smith with assistants Betty Baker Eleanor Roe Alice Rardin Mabel Connett Mary Ann Schuler Jane Foster.
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Athens High School
Ww. c. A
Helen Haskins
Martha Minamyer
Lucille Swaim
Cleo Mae Shields
Evelyn Reading Kathleen Shannon
Dorothy Hartman
Dolly Schuler
Nora Wolf
Marjorie Wheaton
Ruth Lewis
Ruth Phillips
Alice Mitchell
Dorothy Ann Schilling
Louise Batley
Aldine Duncan
Lois Fri
Alma Accomb
Helen McAfee
Ruth Gerwig
Martha Meister
Frances Hartman
Florence Smith
Betty Baker
Eleanor Roe
Alice Rardin
Mabel Connett
Mary Ann Schuler
Jane
Carolyn Herbert Hosts Fifth Birthday Party
Carolyn Herbert celebrated her fifth birthday with 22 young guests at her Fast State Street home. The party featured green and white St Patrick decorations, a large chocolate cake with lighted candles, peanut hunt, and favors shaped like shamrocks. Attendees included Sally Hawkins Jane Grover Betty Snyder and Earl Funk among others.
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Carolyn Herbert
W. H. Herbert
Fast State Street
Beverly Bolin
Earl Funk
St. Patrick's
Carolyn
Sally Hawkins
Jane Grover
Betty Snyder
Shirley Rose
Marjorie Dee Henry
Barbara Whittington
Ellen Nichols
Annita Clark
Nancy Rutherford
Norma Ann Heck
Constance Herbert
Albert Gubitz
Hubert Frebault
Billy Smiley
John Good
John Milar
Benny Roberts
Merri Thomas
Bobby Heil
Lynn Santry
End Severe Cough Quickly at One Fourth the Cost
An old home remedy text promotes a cough syrup made by dissolving sugar in water then adding 24 ounces of Pinex to a pint bottle. The mix is claimed to ease coughing, soothe inflamed membranes, and aid breathing with a simple, inexpensive method. Pinex is described as a healing compound with a money back guarantee.
Do You Want a Divorce A Miss Dix Argument
Dorothy Dix argues divorce is a drastic measure not a cure for all woes. She warns women chase fantasies of renewal and wealth, noting divorce often worsens loneliness and finances, and that alimony rarely matches married life.
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Miss Dix
Themeeves
Married Comrades A Sequel to Given in Marriage
Adele Garrison portrays Madge battling memory and guilt after drafting a letter about Ruth Hayes’s shocking note to Jack. Katherine probes Madge about whether Jack ever saw the letter, while Madge recalls attempts to intercept and destroy it. The tension centers on potential consequences for Jack and Katherine's trust.
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Adele Garrison
Katherine
Ruth Hayes
Jack
Madge
Tomancor
Isham Jones to Play at Ohio University Junior Prom
Isham Jones and his 18 piece band from the Commodore Hotel New York will perform for Ohio University's Junior Prom on March 29. Announcement by Alvin Merendino notes Jones is among the nation’s top orchestras and will come after rumors linking other major acts.
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Isham Jones
Commodore
New York City
Ohio University
Alvin Merendino
Barney Rapp
Phil Harris
Dorsey Brothers
Jones
Hollywood
Ted Fiorita
Eddie Stone
Joe Martin
Ohio D A R Elects New State Officers President
Mrs Charles Rathburn of Middleport was chosen as Ohio State Officers Club president for the Daughters of the American Revolution. Other officers include vice presidents recording and corresponding secretaries and a slate of directors. A dinner and midnight supper followed the convention opening with the president general of the DAR as guest.
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Cleveland
Charles Rathburn
Middleport
Ohio State Officers Club
the Daughters of the American Revolution
William A. Buicke
Bucyrus
Charles A. Myers
Cincinnati
Earl Tilton
Columbus
Edwin Blair Tizzard
Dayton
Charlotte Burton
Springfield
Lowell Fletcher Hobert
Carro
Ohio Society, Daughters of Colonial Wars
Miss Mercer to Sing on WJZ Radio
Miss Ruby Gladys Mercer, soloist on the Lan ny Ross program, will perform Wednesday from 8 30 to 9 p m over Station WJZ. She recently sang with the Philadelphia Opera Association and attended events in Washington with the Ohio Society. Daughters of the American Revolution hold their Ohio State Convention in Cleveland as Mrs O D Dailey and Miss Mary Kaler travel to join meetings.
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B. M. Covert
C. C. Millikan
Optometriste
Ohio and West Virginia Optometric Association
Marietta
Ruby Gladys Mercer
WJZ
Lanny Ross
Miss Mercer
Philadelphia Opera Association
Ohio Society
Washington
I. M. Foster
Daughters of the American Revolution
Ohio
Silk Stockings topic featured in consumer education talk
Members of the Business and Professional Women's Club heard Mrs. T. M. Wolfe discuss Silk Stockings as part of a nationwide consumer education program. The lecture emphasized consumer awareness and was the second in a series led by a state education official.
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Business and Professional Women's Club
T. M. Wolfe
State Department of Education
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