Private life details of Clara Bow emerge in court
Daisy De Voe former secretary testifies in Clara Bow grand theft trial detailing large expenditures including a $10,000 engagement ring a $4 600 watch for Dr Earl Pierson a $2 000 diamond studded watch for Harry Richman a $900 star sapphire ring for Lothar Mendes and a $10 000 engagement ring while noting Bow’s liquor bills gambling and hair treatments with the trial adjourned to Monday
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Clara Bow
Los Angeles County
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Miss de Voe
Miss Bow
Clara
Earl Pierson
Harry Richman
New York
Lothar Mendes
Brooklyn
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Holly Wood
Freedman
Dr. Frierson
Cleveland Radio Schedule Selections for Jan 1
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Cleveland Museum of Natural History
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Clara Bow not quitting screen says Paramount official
Hollywood reports questioned Clara Bow leaving film work but B P Schulberg Paramount West Coast production manager states there is no truth. Bow has withdrawn from a Gary Cooper project for rest and Sylvia Sidney replaces her with plans to resume March 1 in Working Girl adaptation of the stage play White Mice.
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Clara Bow
B. P. Schulberg
Paramount Studios
Miss Bow
Gary Cooper
Schulberg
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Amherst Install Officers By Woman's Benefit Association
Amherst Ohio January 17 The regular meeting of the Woman's Benefit Association was held at home of Robert Paton Church street with Miss Ella Jaeger as hostess Officers for the coming year were installed by Mrs Edith Hoffner president Miss Alla Jeager vice president Mrs Minnie Sabiers past president Mrs W Grugel financial secretary Mrs Angie Guild chaplain Mrs Anna Sabiers recording secretary Mrs Lucy Roemer lady of ceremonies Mrs Elizabeth Torne sergeant Mrs Edith Hoffner inner hostess and Mrs Bessie Avery A social hour followed the business session with cootie as diversion first honors to Mrs Lucy Roemer and consolation to Mrs Anna Sabiers Later luncheon was served.
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Woman's Benefit Association
Robert Paton
Church Street
Ella Jaeger
Edith Hoffner
Alla Jeager
Minnie Sabiers
W. Grugel
Angie Guild
Anna Sabiers
Lucy Roemer
Elizabeth Torne
Bessie Avery
Hostess to Class Delights Congregational Sunday School Group
Members of the Good Deeds class of the Congregational Sunday school were entertained at the home of Miss Ruth Barkley on North Ridge road. A brief business session followed by a luncheon served by the hostess to Mrs. Harold Kunkel Mrs. Walter Frederick Mrs. Gerald Mead Mrs. Charles Hulley Mrs. Helen Gutro Miss Helen Eastman Florence Hopkins Anna Robertson and Virginia Cooper.
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Ruth Barkley
North Ridge Road
Barnes
Harold Kunkel
Walter Frederick
Gerald Mead
Charles Hulley
Helen Gutro
Helen Eastman
Florence Hopkins
Anna Robertson
Virginia Cooper
Birthday party honors Melvin Jackson at Amherst Lorain event
Mr and Mrs Clinton Jackson of Woodhill Drive hosted a birthday party for their son Melvin turning thirteen. Elmer Smith and Robert Lauer won contests, a two course luncheon and birthday cake followed. Guests included Amherst residents Elmer Smith Robert Laner Frederick Leuszier Arnold Koepp Willard Kreeger Kenneth Fritz Harry Powers Frank Reichert John Stark Robert Gerber Robert Teaman and Lorain guests Chas Harmon daughter Mrs Julia Tinach plus Evelyn Jackson.
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Woodhill Drive
Melvin
Elmer Smith
Robert Lauer
Robert Laner
Frederick Leuszier
Arnold Koepp
Willard Kreeger
Kenneth Fritz
Harry Powers
Temperance Day Observed at Local School
Yesterday the school marked Temperance Day with a Senior History Class talk by Mrs. A. K. Jenne on W C T U work and a broadcast from the school office by Supt. F R Powers on Temperance. He spoke to 5th grades and junior and senior high while the first four grades presented their own program.
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F.R Powers
Charming Onawa Club Event Hosts Florence Lange
Miss Florence Lange of Franklin avenue played gracious hostess to Onawa club members last evening. Five hundred and contests drew entries with Roeners awarded to Miss Katheryn Grugel and Wanda Berk. A luncheon followed for Misses Regina Funnies, Myrtie Braun, Wanda Berk, Helen Heck, Kathryn Gruge, and Marcella Schrader.
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Franklin Avenue
Onawa Club
Roeners
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Wanda Berk
Regina Funnies
Myrtie Braun
Helen Heck
Kathryn Gruge
Marcella Schrader
Installation of Officers at Two Congregational Churches
Rev. F. E. Eastman will conduct installation of officers recently elected at both the local and South Amherst Congregational churches. The South Amherst service begins at 9 36 a.m. and the local church at 10 45 a.m.
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F. E. Eastman
South Amherst
Illustrated Talk on Mission Work in Biloxi Backbay
Rev. C. E. Schmidt will present an illustrated talk on The Mission Work in the Backbay District at Biloxi Miss at St. Peter's church during the Intermediate League meeting at 6 20 Sunday evening.
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Backbay
Biloxi
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Intermediate League
St. Peter’s Church
Capt and Mrs Stough Host Anchorage Entertainment
Captain and Mrs L Stough entertained guests at the Anchorage on Friday with Mrs Helen Jordan and Mrs Wm Holland in attendance.
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L. Stough
Anchorage
Helen Jordan
Wm. McHolland
Mrs Fleming Discharged After Hospital Treatment
Mrs. F. O. Fleming, who had been undergoing operative treatment at St. Josephs hospital in Lorain, was discharged Friday and taken to her home on Cleveland avenue.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Lorain
Cleveland Avenue
Rich People at Rivoli Stars Constance Bennett In Open
Constance Bennett appears in Rich People at the Theatres At The Theatres Bin PEOPLE at the Rivoli tomorrow Monday and Tuesday with two leading men. Advance word notes her enduring charm from Cytherea debut to a star of the film firmament.
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Constance Bennett
Rivoli
Miss Bennett
Baal of Picture Novel Teathed at Capitol Theatre
Lorne Moon author of Dark Star on which the film Min and Bill is based died before her story reached the talking screen. Moon wrote the novel while bedridden in a sanatorium with tuberculosis and later penned How It Feels to be an Invalid, a satirical magazine piece.
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Lorne Moon
Lorna Moon Novel Builds Drama on Min and Bill
The latest Lorna Moon tale centers on foster mother Min and her partner Bill, tracing the fostered child’s dilemma and the author’s piercing view of illness. A climactic murder delivers a powerful, tragic punch to the narrative arc.
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Min
Bill
State Briefs From Akron Newark and Troy
Akron report: James Morrison alias Roy Lurty near death after being shot three times by police radio squads while escaping a pool room robbery. $162 seized with him. Newark report: John Toth fined $25 for disorderly conduct after communist address to unemployed crowd. fine suspended if he leaves the city. Troy report: Deputy sheriffs seize 134 gallons of whiskey at a liquor distilling plant. Henry Hayes arrested as he claimed plan to take whiskey to Cincinnati.
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James Morrison
Roy Lurty
Polce
Morrison
Newark
John Toth
Toth
Troy. O
Henry Hayes
Hayes
Cincinnati
Clay County
Kentucky
Eaton Grange Holds Successful First Meeting of 1931
The first regular Eaton Grange meeting of 1931 on Tuesday January 13 attracted good attendance and interest. A successful business session followed an instructional lecture by Elmer Fullmer on Pruning and Spraying Fruit Trees with emphasis on practical guidance.
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Eaton Grange
Elmer Fullmer
Oberlin Man Named Defendant in $10,000 Suit
Nellie C. Kuhlman of Lakewood filed a $10,000 lawsuit against C. D. Ryals of 128 E Lorain Street Oberlin alleging injuries from an April 19 automobile crash on Oberlin Road at the Black River bridge per the petition.
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Nellie C. Kuhlman
Lakewood
C. D. Ryals
E. Lorain Street
Oberlin
Oberlin Road
Black River
Ice breaking group singing at lecture hour meeting
The feature of the lecture hour was the ice breaking group singing. The second meeting of the month will be held Tuesday evening January 27 at 8:00 sharp. A talk on Incubation will be given by the lecturer.
Accused of Stealing Surgical Instruments
Tony Massik was bound over to the grand jury under a 500 dollar bond by Mayor James A. Hewitt after police found medical instruments in his possession. The two cases were taken from Dr. S. F. Basinger on December 31, police report.
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S. F. Basinger
Tony Massik
James A. Hewitt
Massik
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