Hollywood Kidler Reflects On Film Idols And Eccentricities
A satirical Hollywood column catalogs star quirks and on set habits. It skewers Rosalind Russell Kay Francis Otto Kruger Carole Lombard Martha Raye Cesar Romero and Luise Rainer while noting wry details about performers and industry manners. The piece playfully catalogs fashion facial expressions and personal foibles in a brisk, period tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Sally Miawald
Ginger Roger
Rosalind Rus-sell
Otto Kruger
Svenes
Kay Mrancie
Martha Raye
Deed McCrea
Trick Rapug
Boyer
Luise Rave
Cesar Rumero
Moe
Bud
Viet Dredelle Maton
Women Don't Need Beauty Parlors Says Dr Edwards
Claiming many skin issues stem from constipation the ad urges keeping regular and using Dr Edwards Olive Tablets for relief. It markets the laxative as gentle on the intestinal system and bile secretion, priced 15c, 30c, and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Edwards
Loc Rinvar AGS by Kathryn Culver
Julie Hamilton a Southern girl yearns for romance as Barry Caldwell a wandering rancher claims a New York radio audition path. Isolde accuses him of deception while Julie hides him from police. Kenneth fumes over the party intrigue as Normandy investigates the Westerner’s true background.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie Hamilton
Menneth Terry
Isolde Fleming
New York
Julie
Barry Caldwell
Isolde
Kenneth
Joe
Barry
Caldwell
Normandy
Als
Loulde
Hamilton
Jake
Ken
Arizona
West
Hollywood Painter Snubs Gala Buyer Then Sells to Maid
Williard Nash, famed American painter, dismisses a glamorous offer of 560 for a watercolor. The star’s maid, who admired the piece, bought it for fifty dollars, while the star left in a huff. Nash’s reply underscored a disdain for Hollywood pretensions.
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Williard Nash
Hollywood
Burt
Fine Arts
Nash
Clarksfield Briefs Include Weddings and Death
Mrs Verli¢ Twaddle hosted a Wednesday dinner with a quilt making session. A shower for Mr and Mrs Virgil Childs occurred at the Merrill home with guests from Worcester Willard Wellington and a fan. The Childs plan to move to housekeeping in Elyria by May first. Ezra Green born near Whitefox seventy years ago died in City Hospital Cleveland. His remains were brought to Wakeman for burial with short services at the grave, attended by Mr and Mrs Guy Hoffstatter and Mr and Mrs Stefan Kucharski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Verli¢ Twaddle
Virgil Childs
Jirs
Merrill
Wooster
Willard
Wellington
Mr. Childs
Elyria
Ezra Green
Whitefox
City Hospital
Cleveland
Wakeman
Guy Hoffstatter
Stefan Kucharski
Century-Old Clarksfield Notes Share Local Visits
Sunday visitors and family updates fill Clarksfield life with names like the Burrows, Holmes, Barnes, and Nester. Illness touches several youths as Marjorie Lee and others miss a week, while visitors travel from Norwalk, Wakeman, and Willard to share meals, birthdays, and community events.
Huntington News: Local Visits and Moves Highlight Weekend
Mr and Mrs A Pohlman of Rochester spent Sunday with the Fred Mohns. The Nile Thadiams hosted a Sunday dinner with Betty and Lawrence. W L Marnes family visited J C Rapking. Bundeil of Cleveland guest at Conrad and Naegele homes. Dan Bododis of Akron stayed at J C Est new home. Mrs E R Allen learned daughter Ryline Kle of Lorain is at Cleveland Clinic for observation and possible surgery. Wiplingers move to Dr Garrison farm. Gundichs buy Ud West farm and move in. Albert Hawley relocated to Sullivan Township on Ora Arndt farm. Ralph Kuehl and Jolson Crile family visited Thursday. Grace Crife returning home.
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Cleveland
Clarksfield
Paul Sarafin
Willier Minas
Akron
William Burrows
Mande Cole
Anice Holmes
Fremont Holmes
Wakeman
Min
Clair Barnes
Lynnie Barnes
Walter Lee
Fred Phillips
Wis
Floyd Eaton
Iua
Nove
Marjory Lee
Lee
Jean
Norbert Nester
Tidith Lee
Woman's Comunity Club
Mabel Fernald
Norwalk
Minnie Klass
Here and
Herea
Howard Crandell
Ella May
Vic. George Wargo
Wakenton
George Harwood
Harlow Rounds
Clarence Rounds
Jenne
Benny Lau
Adrian Cramer
Frances
Grant Johns
Wallace Cawrse
Fitchville
A.C. Cawrse
Aimon Hanes
Huntington
A. (. Pohlman
Rochester
Fred Mohns
Nile Thadiam
Betty
Lawrence
Johnson Crib
W. WL. Marnes
Martinserry
J.C Rapking
Mrs. Bundeil
Conrad
John Nangele
Dan Bododis
J. C. Est
Crile and Naegele
E.R. Allen
Ryline kKle
Lorain
Meveland Clinic
Wiplinger
Garrison
F. D. Ward
Dan Badod
H. Dita
Ganigh
Ud. West
Albert Hawley
Sullivan Township
Ora Arndt
Ralph Kueo OL Elyria
Jolson
Pittsfield Hostess to Club Time Snitchers Gathering
Mrs. Henry Sheffield hosted the Time Snitchers on Thursday afternoon in Pittsfield. Attendees included Mrs. Walter Fisehburn and four daughters, Mrs. Ted Carpenter of Elyria, Mrs. Wilbur Peabody and daughter, Mrs. Albert McDale with two daughters, Mrs. Myron Brill, Mrs. Frank Kavasie, Mrs. William Maroney of Obrrin, Mrs. Earl Davidson and daughter of Brighton, Mrs. Warren Able of Wellington, Mrs. Perry Brandt and daughter, Mrs. William Mills of Pittsfield, Mrs. Henry Laisy of Camden, and Mrs. Winifred Smith and daughter of Wellington. Refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Henry Sheffield
Walter Fisehburn
Ted Carpenter
Elyria
Wilbur Peabody
Albert McDale
Myron Brill
Frank Kavasie
William Maroney
Obrrin
Earl Davidson
Brighton
Warren Able
Wellington
Perry Brandt
William Mills
Henry Laisy
Camden
Winifred Smith
Local Ladies Society and Community Church Notes
The Ladies Society met at Mrs. Janes Bowles on April 7 with 14 attendees. Out of town members joined from Oberlin. A quilting project and a noon chicken dinner were enjoyed, and several members attended events at Wakeman Chapter of Eastern Stars. Other items include family baptisms, quilting gatherings at Mrs. West’s home, and updates on local residents Mrs. Piper and Wesley Pitts.
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Ladies Society
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Janes Bowles
Nge
Mary Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Oberlin
Briets
Wilifrie Mills
Frantes Bohru
Irene Annabelle
Hakes Fat Oberiil
Wakeman
Astern Stars
Ada Sherburne
Rey
Lawrence PL Juell
Harald Christian
Litehfield
Litchfield Congregational Church
Juell
Sherburne
Juells
UD. West
Edward West
Pittsfield
Grant Gifford
Elia West
Florence West
York. McConnell
Ray Brasee
Grace West
Nettie West
John Ward
H. E. Piper
Glenn Piper
Noth Canton
Mars
Piper
Allee Gay
Wesley Pitts
Wallace Benr
Helen Dudley
Biklait
Ind
William
Exer
Wiliam
Robert Avery
Berea
Winfield Avery
Six Months in Wyoming County Before Enlistment
The narrator recalls escaping on January 7, 1862 and fleeing west toward Cleveland. He travels by train and carriage, barters fare with a cent, endures freezing conditions, and hides his identity while fleeing alleged unjust arrest. He reaches Pike Hollow and encounters a Metcalf acquaintance, revealing his Ohio origin and departure details. The account ends with a note that the story continues.
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Wyoming County
Oberlin
Cleveland
Grafton
Buffalo
N. Y
Warsaw
Castile
Funeral Sermon for Parker Funeral, Lodi Bishop Officiating
Funeral services were led by the Parker Funeral home in Lodi with Reverend Hunt officiating. The decedent left two sisters Mrs Gessert and Mrs Neuman and several nieces and nephews of Cleveland, formerly of the area. Interment was in Sullivan cemetery. Mrs Bernard Ropp remains at home recovering from pneumonia, cared for by Mrs Rufus Gould. Mrs Wallace Mayes, ill, is improving, and Mrs Geo Fast has assisted at home. Mr and Mrs Will Prey of near Polk occupy the former home of Mrs D E Stine on West Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Orie Ot Lodi
Mr. Hunt
Mra
Gessert
Mra. Neuman
Neces
Cleveland
Sullivan Cemetery
Bernard Ropp
Sonvale
Rufus Gould
Wallace Mayes
Geo
Will Prey
Polk
D. E. Stine
West Main Street
Transitionary health amid constant global shifts
The text reflects on global health displaying resilience through periods of transition, as societies stumble at each new hurdle yet steadily rise toward improved wellbeing. It emphasizes persistent advancement despite recurring obstacles and evolving challenges across nations and systems.
Funeral services for William Hunt held near Sullivan
Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon for William Hunt aged 32 at his late home one half mile east of Sullivan with Rev Davids preaching.
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William Hunt
Sulivan
Davids
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