Hollywood Chatter from Jimmie Fidler on Stars
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler spoofs star temperaments and publicity tricks in a 1937 column. Notes Joan Blondell Norma Shearer Errol Flynn Tyrone Power Janet and Joan Crawford while detailing stand-ins Myrna Loy Joan Crawford Rosalind Russell and Irene Dunne. Describes a doorbell fear and a golf publicity stunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Joan Blondell
Hepburo
Norma Shearer
Gladys Swarthout
Errol Flynn
California
Tyrone Power
Janet
Joan Crawford
Arthur Treacher
Andrea Leeds
Fox Cafe
Gloria Stuart
Shirley Ross
Joan of Gaunt
King Henryv
Gaunt
Sonja Henie
Deep South
Metro
Myrna Loy
Myrna
Rosalind Russell
Madge Evans
Stl Man
Irene
Columbia
Jimmie
McNaught Syndicate
Bottfly and worm control drive gains in county
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association canvasses county sections for bottfly and worm control. Local veterinarians provide treatments with special rates. County Agent C I Hummell and veterinarians offer information. Committeemen visit farmers to explain benefits and many sign up fully. Milton Behner represents this section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Behner
Carnival committee to award cash prizes for lighted houses
The carnival committee offers cash prizes for the best electrically lighted houses with awards of ten five three two and one dollar. The public square glows with holiday lights and a large star faces east signaling the festive display.
Lyndon Chapter Officers Installed At Special Meeting
Lyndon chapter officers were installed Monday evening at a special meeting. Decorations by Margaret Jantz created a white and Christmas-themed hall with palms flowers and a large five color wreath. The new corps includes Worthy Matron Blanche Edwards Worthy Patron Harry Garrett Associate Matron Edith Hastings Associate Patron Albert Wilcox Secretary Susan Cragin Treasurer Bessie Aldrich Conductress Thelma Hahn Associate Conductress Edna Wilcox Chaplain Louise Darkey Marshal Hazel Cornish Ada Elizabeth Barber Ruth Margaret Jantz Esther Gladys Buswell Martha Wilhelmine Myers Electa Elinor Terrell Warder Grace Miller Sentinel Will Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon Chapter
Margaret Jantz
Violet Sage
Lucille Rawson
Mary Finley
Grafton
Florence Matthews
Lillian Rieder
Cleveland
Anna Finley
Berea
Elgie Roloff
Elsie Kasper
Susan Cragin
George Woodruff
Lblanche Edwards
Worths
Harry Garrett
Edith Hastings
Asociate
Albert Wilcox
Bessie Aldrich
Thelma Hahn
Edna Wilcox
Louise Darkey
Marshal
Hazel Cornish
Ada
Elizabeth Barber
Ruth
Esther
Gladys Buswell
Martha
Wilhelmine Myers
Electa
Elinor Terrell
Warder
Grace Miller
Sentinel
Will Hastings
Local Play Draws Full House Despite Icy Roads
A junior play drew a full house on Wednesday despite icy roads. A second audition is planned for Saturday December 18 in the auditorium, giving those absent a chance to view the performance.
Church Directory at 1111 Oberlin Road Schedule
Parish notices show Sunday worship at 19 00 and 12 01 morning service, evening 6 30, with midweek activities including Mission Society, Preaching, Bible School, and catechism classes. Prayer, Matins, and noon services listed with various times and locations referenced for Princeton Gosford and Urich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Brotherhood
Mission Society
Princeton
Gosford
Urich
Church Bible School Holy Daya
Princeton Ave
E. River St
W. W. Walker
Church Services and Religious Notices
A fragmented parish timetable lists multiple churches with pastors and service times. CHURCH Corner Lake Ave and Wes Strest Dr led by A E Kemp and Rev Bela P Basco with Sunday School and services in Hungarian. Other listings include Elders Harris, Rev Anna Hale, Rev Foster, and Rev Bond with various morning and evening services, Christian Endeavor, and spiritual lectures. The Psychic Forum at Woodman's Hall features Rev M L Perrin speaking on spirit guides with music and messages.
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Corner Lake Ave
Wes
Strest
A E Kemp
Christian Endeavor
West Ver
Bela P. Basco
mThe
THE
Psychic Forum
Woodman's Hall
W. Broad
M. L. Perrin
Cleveland
G Betting
Multiple Churches Free Schedule and Services Listed
East Avenue churches and others share weekly worship times Sunday schools morning services and midweek activities. Addresses include Third Street Second Street West River Street Cambridge and Prospects Streets with pastors Rev Ernzt Iriou Rev Geo Brown Rev Julius Kish and Jose A Barton, plus a reading room in the Redington Block offering daily hours except Sundays.
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Local Notices
Rev R W Neighbour leads Sunday School at 9 30 AM and morning service at 10 45 AM at the First Baptist Church on Second Street and Middle Avenue. Evening evangelistic service at 7 30 PM with prayer at 7 00. Attendees at Fred Andrews funeral in Wellington last Friday afternoon include Mr and Mrs George Woodruff and Mrs Kate Starr. Mrs Estella Smith Hecock formerly of LaGrange was brought from Elyria for burial Thursday. Mrs Bert Sigsbey attended the Grange State Convention in Cincinnati as a delegate from Old Glory Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Moshier
Cleveland
C. W. Gott
Kenneth Meredith
Elyria
Milton Bebner
George Law
Ralph Walker
Greenwich
Ralph Hacker
Lakewood
Paul Sage
Margene
Howard Landis
New London
Landis
James Nichols
Erwin Adams
County Women's Home Council
Lorain
Methodist
Darbey
Amy Ferriman
Penfield
Thomas White
Medina
Arthur J. Lewis
Roy Miller
Fred Underhill
Florence Rundle
V. G. Run
Julius Kish
West River Street
Alex Yosa
Young Peoples
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R. W. Neighbour
P.O
George Woodruff
Kate Starr
Fred Andrews
Welington
Hugh Kane
Charles Record
Wellington
Estella Smith-Hecock
LaGrange
D. C
Jones Chapel Seventeenth Sunday Schedule
Rev R A White pastor leads Jones Chapel events with Sunday School at 9 30 morning service at 10 45 and evening service at 6 00 including a C A league gathering and gat eventing service F
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones Chapel
R.A. White
J. Greenfield
Secretaries and murders at a Syrian sanatorium
Elizabeth Allen travels from New York to Syria to work for Dr. John Morris at a Beirut area sanatorium. Tension grows as a locked patient Michael Brown and a dangerous moral web unfold with Mrs. Graham’s death and suspicions of murder. Stephen Payne probes, Dr. Morris hesitates, and Meres resists autopsy while danger closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Allen
New York
Syria
John Morris
Beirut
Michael Brown
Mary Morris
Michael
Elizabeth
Professor Meres
Mrs. Graham
Stephen Payne
Lizabeth
Mrs Graham
Stephen
Dr. Morris
Payne
Meres
John
Christmas Party for Silent Circle in Wellington
Mrs Russell Dickason hosted the King's Daughters Silent Circle Christmas party and meeting. High school girls quartet performed carols, devotion led by Carolyn Clifford, and a reading of Home for Christmas. Funds supported eyeglasses for students and Not An Empty Stocking Fund. Gifts were packed for Maple Crest Home girls. Mable Clark acted as Santa. Hazel Smith attended as a guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Russell Dickason
King’s Daughters
Wilma Brewer
Anna Buswell
Lois Breyley
Virginia Clodwick
Carolyn Clifford
Douglas
Frances Fisher
Christ
Maple Crest
Bucyrus
Mable Clark
Santa Claus
Dickason
Hazel Smith, Sullivan
Christmas Party Held By United Bible Class Hostess
Mrs Mable Whipple hosted a Church of Christ Christmas party for the United Bible class in the dining room. Six long tables decked in crimson and green featured miniature china Santa Clauses amid candy. Guests enjoyed ice cream wafers cookies and candy followed by carols readings by Mrs Harry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Whipple
United Bible Class
Church of Christ
Miss Lena Clara Roberts Hosts Teacher Holiday Event
The group including Mrs Paul Lowe Mrs Don MacKisson Carl Ronk Mrs McGregory and Mrs Guy Frazier joined in a guitar selection and gift exchange. The class presented Mrs Whipple with two lamps a table lamp and a bed lamp. They closed with more carols.
Annual election at Woman's Bene fit Association party
At the Grange hall annual election of officers took place for the Woman's Benefit Association. Thursday evening Myrtle Ludwig was chosen president with Margaret Schott as past president Florence Fleming as vice president Cora Gardner chaplain Bertha Leupin sergeant Mary Prentice chaplain Minota Seitters color bearer Lena Beam color bearer No 2 Jane Davidson pianist Jennie Smith financial secretary Marion Beal recording secretary Lena Beam press correspondent Helen Sawyer Cleveland district deputy attended and spoke during the gift exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Myrtle Ludwig
Margaret Schott
Florence Fleming
Cora Gardner
Bertha Leupin
Mary Prentice
Minota Seitters
Lena Beam
Jane Davidson
Jennie Smith
Marion Beal
Helen Sawyer
Cleveland
Cifts
Church Aid Society meeting relives Christmas carols
Mrs. E F Reeling presided at the general Aid Society of the M rm Church Thursday afternoon with 22 in attendance. Mrs C A Barnes led devotional and Mrs E L Sharp sang It Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Officers reported and a discussion arose over church budget finances. The church children's quartet Jeanne Whiteside Robert Vontheimer Iveta Page and Buddy Willard sang carols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Reeling
General Aid Society
Mrm
C. A. Barnes
E. L. Sharp
Jeanne Whiteside
Robert Vontheimer
Iveta Page
Buddy Willard
Reverend Koontz Speaks to Wellington Kiwanis Club
Reverend John Koontz pastor of Spencer and Huntington Methodist Churches addressed the Wellington Kiwanis Club at a Thursday noon luncheon. He shared engaging stories drawn largely from his own life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Koontz
Spencer and Huntington
Wellington
Village congregations unite for Wellington school carol service
Congregations from all churches join Sunday evening for the Wellington school's annual Christmas carol service at First Congregational Church at 7:80. Marie Jander directs Vocal Music. Mrs Roy McCormick plays organ. invocation by Reverend John H Green. Various school choruses and choirs perform. benediction by Reverend Lonzo Green. Accompanists include Mrs McCormick Wilma Brewer Ireta Page and Maureen McCormick.
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Wellington
First Congregational Church
Marie <Andler
Roy McCormick
John H. Green
First Baptist Church
Lonzo Green
Methodist Episcopal Church
McCormick
Wilma Brewer
Ireta Page
Maureen McCormick
Lodge appoints officers for year under Herrick leadership
Robert M. Herrick, newly elected worshipful master, names appointive officers for the year including Sidney Stemple as senior steward Thorn ton Gannett as junior steward R C McKisson and Harold Auble as special stewards E L Barrick marshal George Arnold color bearer and Harry C Otterbacher organist Trustees M N Gibbins Edward Wells and Perry Knapp Committees led by W S Avery Guy E Wells and Keith Andrews finance Rev W H Baker O J Seeley Clifton West grievance W J Powell L W Baker and Stuart Wells music E R Lehman A W Shields and L H Heidenreich petitions BE L Sharp R C Otterbacher Claude Parsons entertainment L E Holiday Lee L Smith Perry Knapp visiting Boyd McConnell Harry Allen and Morris Irish good will
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Robert M. Herrick
Masonic Lodge
Sidney Stemple
Thornton Gannett
R. C. McKisson
Harold Auble
E. L. Barrick
George Arnold
Harry C. Otterbacher
M. N. Gibbins
Edward Wells
Perry Knapp
W. S. Avery
Guy E. Wells
Keith Andrews
W. H. Baker
O. J. Seeley
Clifton West
W. J. Powell
L. W. Baker
Stuart Wells
E. R. Lehman
A. W. Shields
L. H. Heidenreich
BE. L. Sharp
R. C. Otterbacher
Claude Parsons
L. E. Holiday
Lee L. Smith
Boyd McConnell
Harry Allen
Morris Irish
Wellington Agricultural Society elects officers and sets fair dates
At a meeting this week, the Wellington Agricultural Society re-elected officers Willis Hines as president G B Warner as vice president A P B Branson as secretary and William Bennett as treasurer. Dates for the Fair were set for August 28 24 and 25 with premiums at the 1937 fair ordered paid in full. Delegates to the state meeting of Fair managers in Columbus in
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Agricultural Society
Willis Hines
G. B. Warner
A. P B. Branson
William Bennett
Fair Managers
Columbus
Wellington 1938 Fair names officers and plans
January were named. They are President Hine and Secretary Bran son and BE. B Wideman. A further meeting will appoint heads of departments for the Wellington 1938 Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hine
Branson
BE. B. Wideman
Wellington
Evening church services reshaped for 7:30 Musical at First Congregational
Evening services across churches adjusted to allow attendance at a 7:30 Musical at First Congregational Church. Bible school at 9:30. First Congregational led by John H. Green with sermon on A Question of Stewardship at 10:30. Other churches note 10:30 sermons and 6:00 Epworth League changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational
First Baptist
John H. Green
Bible School
Paul Wilkinson
Charles W. Reecard
Col. J. C. MacDermott
Methodist Episcopal
Lonzo S. Green
Charles A. Barnes
Church of the Living God
Epworth League
Congregational Church
Church of Christ
James A. Brady
Orrin Miller
Emanuel
Christian Endeavor
St. Patrick’s Catholic
Rex
William T. Moran
Wellington High School Alumni Dance Notice
Mr and Mrs Robert Handley hosted an evening gathering at their Huntington home with several couples including Mr and Mrs Handley Mr and Mrs Ray Moore Mr and Mrs Earl Clark Mr and Mrs Warri son Dahl and Mr and Mrs Paul Nichols The December 29 Wellington High School Alumni Dance will be held in the gym of the schoolhouse on Wednesday evening The event was described as a social gathering
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Handley
Wellington High School
Avon Sixteen Club Meets At Buck Home On Center Road
The Avon Sixteen Club gathered Thursday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Buck’s Center Road home for an evening of cards. Prizes were awarded to Miss Helen Peak and Mr. Frank Schneider, a Bridge lamp was presented to Miss Peak, and luncheon followed. The group will meet in two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pickering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Buck
Center Road
Helen Peak
Frank Schneider
Frank Pickering
Lakewood
Pleasant Hour Club Bridge Night Hosts and Prizes Awarded
Mrs J J Weller hosted the Pleasant Hour Club at her home on Thursday evening with bridge as the main activity. Prizes for high score went to Mrs George Nagel and Mrs Charles Wagner, followed by lunch and a gift exchange. The group plans to meet with Mrs Gervis Gates on January 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J Weller
Pleasant Hour
George Nagel
Charles Wagner
Gervis Gates
Penfield visits and Cleveland guest stopovers
Alfred Walker of Penfield visited the home of Mr and Mrs W J Barr on Friday. Mrs Leonard Clawson and son Glenn spent Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Smith. Mrs Clara Fitch was a Cleveland visitor Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Walker
Penfield
W. J Barr
Leonard Clawson
Glenn
Harold Smith
Clara Fitch
Cleveland
Instant Hot Water Heater Fits Small Kitchens
An electric water heater automatically provides instant hot water at any desired temperature. It may be installed in the basement or directly in the kitchen. The unit has a modern sanitary finish that blends with other kitchen equipment and occupies little space for easy installation in small kitchens.
Canada rises as key imperial manufacturing power
Canada stands as the second most important manufacturing nation in the empire after Britain, and ranks seventh globally in manufacturing. This positions Canada as a major industrial player with broad economic influence within the empire and on the world stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Britain
Cities Restore Pay In Current Year Across North America
Ten American cities along with Toronto and Calgary have implemented pay restorations during the current year. The moves affect municipal workers and align with earlier compensation adjustments. The announcements emphasize fiscal considerations and labor relations, with officials noting budget impact and public service considerations.
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Toronto
Calgary
Canada
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Frank McHugh
Frank
Basil Rathbone
Chicago
Mr. Rathbone
Irene Dunne
Bobby Jones
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Water St
la Grange
War
Bottfly
Cavalier Schroll
Toy Town
Paul
Church Directory
Christ’s Temple
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Magyar Reformed
Church OF God
West Asyenue
Elders
Harris
Alliance Spiritualist
Anna Hale
Chapel Streets
Foster
First Methodist
Third and
Court Streeta
J Bond
AL M
Salvation Army Services
Henry Hillier
Gospel Mission
East Bridge
Surpday
Second Baptist Church
West Sixteenth Street
Collis Odell
Stewart
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Ava Rey Budarsy
ST. Andrew's Church
Edwin B Hedhead
Young People’s Fellowship
Ts S
ST. Paul's Evangelical
Third Street
Ernzt Iriou
United Presbyterian
East Ave
Geo Brown
FIRST
Hungarian Baptist Church
Lake Ave. Community Church and Bible School
Lake Ave
Earl R. Peck
AM — Bible School
Otto Jabbusch
ST. John’s Lutheran
Broad Stand Weat Ave
Armin Scaroeder
Grace Lutheran Church
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospects
Jose
A. Barton
Missionary Circle
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Street
CG C Smith
P. DB
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Redington Block
Middle Ave
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
W. &. Clay
MT. Zion Baptist
West Avenue
Willis Jackson
Court Streets
William Muir Auld
D. D
M. E. Church
J. A. Watson
African Methodist Church
ST. Mary’s Catholic Church
Demons
Ahmed
Doctor
Coral Shepard
Barker St. Fbone
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Harry
Sibley
Sprague
M. E. Aid Meeting
Kiwantans
Avon
Mrs. Weiler
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
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