Bette Davis Dogs and Tailwaggers Rally Hollywood Plots
Column notes Bette Davis supports Tailwaggers dog aid group and school for visually impaired dogs, resisting Film Relief Fund duties to help the cause. Andrew Leeds engagement ring and other studio gossip populate the CUFF NOTES. Dennis O Keefe’s recovery after an auto accident also mentioned.
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Mollywood
Warners
Bette Davis
Bette
Tailwaggers
Motion Picture Relief Fund
Warner Studio
Hollywood
Andrea Leeds
Bobison
C. S. Howard
20Th Century-Fox
Shirley Temple
Kay Francis
Baron Erick von Barnekow
Dolly Haas
Paul Munn
John Brahm
Dennis O’keefe
Fugitives From Tour Fans Open Hollywood Home
Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond endure a public spectacle as fans stream to their Hollywood residence. The couple, once concealed behind hedges, now face constant intrusions causing trampled plants and a lively, unsettled welcome from curious visitors.
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Jeanette MacDonald
Hollywood
Gene Raymond
Raymonds
Artistic label hides flop producers in Hollywood tale
Horace MacMahon, husband of Louise Campbell, relates a Hollywood story about a producer on the MGM lot seeking new faces. MacMahon, two years in films with a memorable face, was called in and introduced as fresh from Broadway, then hired. He has acted in around forty pictures, with three for the same MGM producer who signed him as a new face.
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Horace MacMahon
Louise Campbell
MGM
MacMahon
Broadway
Personal Observations on Hollywood Stars and Theater Rules
Observational notes describe Guy Kibbee’s eyes lighting up, Joan Crawford curled with her dachshund on a divan, Robert Montgomery’s clever banter, Mischa Auer’s once zany legs now monotonous, Tyrone Power and Annabella’s flirtatious exchanges, and Eastern heaters enforcing a no shoes rule affecting patrons enduring double features.
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Guy Kibbees
Joan Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Mischa Auer
Tyrone Power
Annabella
Suburban Calendar Highlights Local Club Meetings
A list of Tuesday and Wednesday gatherings across Rochester and nearby towns. Events include Homebuilders class at Homer Andersons, Sheffield Firemen and Village Council meetings, Boy Scout ice cream social, Eaton church chorus, New London Legion and Women’s Relief Corps, Floral Lodge and Masonic activities, Avon Lake bridge and card parties, Chaham Methodist garden party, Litchfield Ladies Aid on Japan, North Olmsted Pine Rebekah Lodge, Penfield Grange, New London Community Farm Women’s Club, Odd Fellow meetings, Grafton events, and Halcyon Rebekah lodge sessions with various hosts and times.
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Rochester—Homebuilders
Methodist Church
Homer Anderson
Sheffield
Sheffield — Village Council
River Road
Markley
W. E. Heck
Eaton—Chorus
NEW London—Legion
American Legion Auxilary
NEW London—Woman's Relef Corps
NEW London — Floral Lodge
Masonic Temple
Avon Lake
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Schenck Orchards
Eaton
Ladies Aid
W. Splete
Grafton
William Holcomb
Lake 4
E R. Laver
New London
Cub Patrol
Boy Scouts
Legion Post No. 211
Slop
Grafton Park
LA Grange — Townsend Club
Litchfield
East Street
NEW London-Halcyon Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellow
Fond du Lac installs curbside letter box to ease parking
Fond du Lac Wisconsin has installed a curbside mailbox in the downtown area so motorists can mail letters without leaving their cars. The device was added because the new post office downtown lacks parking facilities and the city sought to ease congestion.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
Understanding Capitalism Against Prejudice and Growth
Ignorance built on prejudice blocks facts about capitalism and big business. The text argues capitalism decentralizes ownership, spreads capital among masses, and enables new businesses with backing from large firms. It cites $60 billion in 1930 life insurance and savings, 210,959 factories in 1929, 1,230,300 independent retailers, and chain store sales totaling $6.15 billion, framing capital as broadly accessible despite anti capital rhetoric.
Open air service moved to Wellington church on rain day
August services shift to Methodist church Reverend Joan Green presides Cassidy Jubilee radio singers perform gospel selections Miss Hill on solos accompanying their own pianist Reverend Alfred Tennant cites Psalm 46 and leads prayers Dr C W Recard delivers revival in jail theme using a poem from Jerusalem Morning News 2600 years old Next open air service set for September 3 will be led by laymen from four Protestant churches in town Church of Christ hosts midweek prayer and a pilgrimage to Schoenbrunn State Park picnic planned after Sunday services Various church notices include Bible studies, fellowship meals, and a Spencer Baptist Bible conference August 4. Reunion at 402 Barker street with attendees from multiple towns. Social visits noted and local travel to Mason Michigan for a relative's illness.
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Wellington
Ohio
Methodist
Joan Green
First Baptist Church
Cassidy Jubilee Radio Singers
Cleveland
Miss Hill
Alfred Tennant
C. W. Recard
First Congregational Church
Jerusalem Morning News
Church of Christ
Catherine Clara
Schoenbrunn State Park
New Philadelphia
LaVerne Swartz
Brown Street
Spencer Baptist Church
H. O. VanGilder
Portsmouth
Friendly
Wiliam Brouse
John Green
Campbell Family Holds Annual Gathering
Twenty five members of the Campbell family gathered for their annual reunion, sharing stories and photos, planning next year’s event, and enjoying a community dinner together. The occasion underscored family ties across generations and distant branches.
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Campbell
Domestic Doers Four-H Club Meeting at Ridgeville
The Four-H Club will meet at Mrs. J. Cummings home on August 3. Judging of projects and project books is set for August 4 at Ridgeville School at 1 o clock. On July 27 they enjoyed a wiener roast at Metropolitan Park with swimming and beach games. Argentina ships 200000 tons of wheat to Spain and may ship more.
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Ridgeville
Anvisor
J. Cummings
Metropolitan Park
Argentina
Spain
Quiet Seeing Eye Office and Sam Rosoff’s Subway Quest
In midtown Manhattan the Seeing Eye operates with anonymity to educate dogs for the blind, serving over 400 nationwide. Sam Rosoff, a Russia-born immigrant, oversees a $7 million Sixth Avenue subway project from 39th to 42nd Street, amid a costly, maze-like construction that will connect two existing lines while displacing the elevated.
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Cary Grant
Rooney
Carole Lombard
Bing Crosby
Canada
Elen Drew
Don Ameche
John Barrymore
Elaine Barrie
Irk
New York
Manhattan
The
Seeing Eye
Rockefeller Center
Chas. Driscoll
Roosevelt
Sam Rosoff
Russia
Lower East Side
Sam
Rosoff
Sixth Avenue
39Th
42D Street
A Long Walk Through Town and Distant Echoes of Candy
The narrator recalls guard watched fur shops with armed guards and locked exits. He wanders to a down town candy shop with licorice drops and heart candies, noting the scent and a memory of a girl with blonde pigtails. A lone customer leaves as the bell jingles. He reflects on a discarded love token from school days.
The Lady and the Mob Opens at Capitol Theatre
At The Theatres the film The Lady and the Mob with Fay Bainter and Ida Lupino opens tomorrow. Bainter heads a gang busting outfit aided by New York gangster Warren Hymer as the pair hijack racketeers in a crime drama.
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Fay Bainter
Ida Lupino
Capitol Theatre
Miss Bainter
New York
Warren Hymer
Stand Up and Fight at Lincoln Theatre
Wallace Beery and Robert Taylor star in a glamorous early railroad saga at the Lincoln Theatre with a romantic thread. The film portrays the Baltimore and Ohio railroad’s formative days amid colorful production and period drama.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Lincoln Theatre
Wallace Beery
Robert Taylor
Seagulls Save Utah Settlers Recalled in Olive Orchard
In Oraville California a 20 acre olive orchard faced a grasshopper plague as thousands of blackbirds arrived to feed. The birds halted the swarm and left the grove with few remnants of the insects, sparing the crop.
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Oroville
Cal
Utah
Pipe yields 7-inch rattlesnake in Keenville tale
Cal. George Barney prized his hand carved pipes until a pipe from his son’s playtime revealed a 7 inch rattlesnake coiled inside. The frightened man recalls the reptile promptly cleaning the pipe before disposal.
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Keenville
Cal
George Barney
Barney
Sparrow Chases Mice Delight Palmetto State
In Columbia, South Carolina, a sparrow in the Ehrlich Thompson household amuses itself by chasing mice in the front yard, drawing smiles from residents. No further details provided.
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Columbia, S. C
Palmetto
Ehrlich Thompson
79 year old golfer nets ace at Bramhall Golf Club
Alfred Morse, aged 79, scored a hole in one on the 180 yard bogey three at Bramhall Golf Club in Cheshire. He achieved the feat with a wooden driver despite a soggy green and poor visibility.
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London
Alfred Morse
Bramhall
Cheshire
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