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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1937

Page

18

Hines Returns to Circulation as Literary Soldier of Fortune

New York observer notes Jack Hines back from a Nevada gold claim venture. The writer and performer, once famed for dog stories and a baritone stage presence, endured setbacks from an auto accident and tongue injury. His homecoming garners praise from Artists and Writers, with prominent members backing honorary life membership.

New York Jack Hines Nevada Hines Klondyke Qlustrators Gene Buck Bombardier Wells Rex Beach Behting Sea Beach Frank Crowinshield Arthur Willam Brown Rube Goldberg Bud Kelland Grant Rice Messmore Kendall Andy Hines Billy Clifford Susha’s

Memoirs and manners mingle in late night portraits

The fragment recalls Lucius Beebe and a brassy club scene as era writers describe public figures and social excess. It notes Beebe’s notoriety as a prolific American reporter and hints at anecdotes of a night out with a dapper idiosyncratic crowd, including a brimming appetite for laughter and spectacle.

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Medina social notes brief attendees visit relatives

Miss Hazel Efinger of Medina visited her aunt Mrs Herbert Grabbenstetter over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Horace Humm Elyria and Purcell Meyer Medina called on Mr and Mrs Bert Meyer Sunday. Frank Ullrich visited his sister Mrs Charles Martin and Mrs Russel Fish and baby son in Columbia Sunday. Mrs Minnie Kroesen and daughter Valeria spent Saturday in Elyria. Bert Meyer helped celebrate Mrs Frank Ullrichs birthday with a dainty lunch after pinocle. John Norris of Lodi and Clyde Norris of Berea were guests of J M Norris. Mrs Tony Strittmatter and Helen visited friends in Cleveland. Christmas guests for Charles Gross include Ella Nugent and Will Nugent and Dan Nugent and Robert Cole all of Medina, Norman Derek of Valley City, Roy Vaughn and child of Marietta, Ohio. Norris family hosted several guests for Sunday supper at William Norris home Chippewa Lake. Charles Gross and Ralph visited Norman Derek Wednesday evening. Mrs John Gumibar and Miss Genevieve Erhart with John Kristick of Cleveland spent Sunday with Albert Erhart.

Ernhart Hazel Effinger Medina Herbert Grabbenstetter Horace Humm Elyria Purcell Meyer Bert Meyer Frank Ulrrich Charles Martin Russel Fish Columbia Minnie Kroesen Valeria Frank Ullrich Hannum Cleveland John Norris Lodi Clyde Norris Berea J. M. Norris Tony Strittmatter Helen Charles Gross Ella Nugent Will Nugent Dan Nugent Robert Cole Norman Derek Valley City Roy Vaughn Marietta Ohio Norris William Norris Chippewa Lake Ralph William Strittmatter and Son John Gumibar Genevieve Erhart John Kristick Albert Erhart

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