Autograph Fans and Gracious Stars Stir Hollywood Debate
Jimmie Fidler notes the irony of autograph-hungry fans praising some stars for signing and criticizing others who refuse. He cites Ginger Rogers Joan Crawford John Boles Richard Arlen Gary Cooper and Bing Crosby as examples of patient stars who sign generously. He argues fans owe a debt to such performers and advocates an honor system ranking stars by courtesy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Tom
Harry
Ginger Rogers
Joan Crawford
John Boles
Richard Arlen
Gary Cooper
Job
Arlen
Bing Crosby
Betty Jean Page Leaves for Wisconsin Park Theater Role
Wellington Ohio July 16 Miss Betty Jean Page daughter of Mr and Mrs J H Page of Herrick Avenue East has secured a music counselor position at Pinemere Park in Minocqua Wisconsin and left for the post Tuesday night. She will return August 25 to begin her sophomore year at Miami University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Ohio
Betty Jean Page
J. H. Page
Herrick Avenue East
Miami University
Oxford
Pinemere Park
Minoqua
Wisconsin
Class Holds Picnic at Barker Street Home
Mrs. Frank Zimpher leads her Baptist church Sunday school class of girls in an annual picnic on Wednesday afternoon in the Grover Dunkelman lawn on Barker Street. The gathering featured various games and merriment as the group enjoyed an afternoon together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Dunkelman
Barker Street
Frank Zimpher
the Baptist Church
Townsend Club No 1 Elects Officers at Grange Hall
Townsend Club No 1 met at the Grange hall Tuesday night and elected officers for a six month term. Charles Hines was named president, Harry Mervin vice president, and Frank West secretary treasurer. An advisory board including Mrs Sadie Greetham Miss Anderson and others was appointed to plan the year and will meet Monday night with Miss Josie Houghton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend Club No
Grange Hall
Charles Hines
Harry Mervin
Frank West
Sadie Greetham
Anderson
Winters
Thelma Outridge
Perry Lee
Rose Knapp
Grace Long
Josie Houghton
Community Groups Report Includes Grange Initiations and 4-H Plans
Morgan iiriam vest of the American Legion led routine session with 46 Subordinate members. Grange initiated four members and scheduled further degrees for July 28. Sunday school officials reported resignations and new appointments. 4-H clubs planned bake sales and fair displays, with county agents judging entries July 26. News notes include injuries from a single-vehicle crash near Wellington and long-ago slippers worn by Mrs. Rose Knapp.
Circle Two Hosts Women’s Union Members
Mrs Marie Schaub and Mrs Fred Schaub hosted Circle 2 of St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church Woman's Union at their home on Thursday afternoon. The gathering included devotions led by Mrs William Berg, business, a review of Under Congo Crosses, and plans for a silver tea in August. Luncheon followed for members and guests.
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Circle Two
Amherst
Marie Schaub
Fred Schaub
Dean Road
Circle 2
Woman's Union of
St. Peter Evangelical
James Miller
Congo Crosses
C. Kern
C. H. Baker
William Berg
Minnie Nickel
Albert Kreeger
John Dellefield
John Peters
L. Roemer
July Meetings Populate Tont Church and Club Events
Community notices list the Woman's Benefit Association July meeting at Paton home with Mies Elle Jaeger as hostess. The Junior Walther League meets at St. Paul Lutheran church parlors. St Peter’s church choir rehearses at 7 30 p m. Briefs report Miss Josephine Dybsinski in hospital, visits by Mr and Mrs F R Powers to Lakeside Federation, and return of Mr and Mrs Bert Miller from Nashville. Church announcements note service schedules at St Peter Evangelical and Reformed, First Evangelical, and St Paul Lutheran, plus Lorain County An Lutheran Men’s Club annual picnic at Beckstine’s woods.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Paton
Mies Elle Jaeger
Walther League
Josephine Dybsinski
R. D
Amherst
F. R. Powers
Lakeside
Lakeside Federation of Women’s Clubs
Bert Miller
Nashville
Tenn
James Miller
Beavercourt
E. Duvall, Duvall, O
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Beese
Lorain County
Grafton Quilters Picnic And Club Outings
The Victory Quilt Club hosts a July picnic at Mackerts Grove on Indian Hollow Road with a noon steak dinner. Gingham Pinochle Club hosts an event with prizes for first through third place. A July 25 members’ gathering is planned at Mrs. Lee Holcomb’s home in Lorain. Scout Troop 104 enjoys a steamer ride to Sandusky for church visits. Dunn’s Flats Wakeman and Kingsville, Canada trips are noted with members listed. A wedding attendance and local brief notices are included plus multiple visits and travels among Grafton residents.
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Grafton
Victory Quilt Club
Mackerts Grove
Indian Hollow Road
Burt Schaefer
Clair Miller
Vern Cornish
Charles Seckt
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Delbert Dunlap
Chippewa
Sandusky
Lake Avenue 4 H Clubs Hold July Meetings
Lake Avenue SHINING THIMBLES and Lake Avenue Boys 4 H Club held meetings at their advisors homes. Barbara Prindle presided over the Shining Thimbles with a pledge song roll call minutes and next meeting scheduled for July 28. The Boys club met with vice president Jimmy Takas guiding proceedings refreshments served and a July 29 gathering planned. Local families Julie details note Michigan trip and visits.
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Ester Gibbons
Louise Jabbusch
Lake Avenue
R. Laver
Jimmy Takas
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Jimmie Fidler
Lac
Tor Delivery Service Call
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Las
Bette Davis
Henry Fonda
Edmund Goulding
Shirley Temple
Shirley
Mother
Lon Chaney
Anita Louise
Cary Grant
Adonis
McNaught Syndicate
Edith Mae
Shepee
livGrede Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Morgan Iiriam Vest
The
American Legion
E. L. Sharp
Sam Betts
Earl Jameyson
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School Board
Charles Barnes
A. B E. Althaus
Mildred Gillette
A. H. Peirce
Merle Baumgardner
Mary Pitts
Arthur McDavitt
Beaver Park
Sottings
Alma Fricks
Falls Hospital
Edna Mas Baumgardner
Detroit
A. A. Baldwin
Morrison
Joe Lawrence
Denys Wortman
B. A. Jenne
Church &T
Central Book Store
Ridgeville
Amherst Democratic Woman's
Cleveland Democratic Club
Hotel Amherst
Earl Duvall
Duvall, O
South Amherst
St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. KE. Schmidt
First Evangelical Church
M. A. Hayes
Linwood Park
Congregational Church
T.J. Williams
Methodist Church
B. H. Ryan
St. Joseph R. C
James Smith
Dunn's Flats
Wakeman
Foursquare Church
Mra. R. Barber
Kelly
Toland
Perry
Kingsville
Canada
Mandusky
Grace Daniels
W. E. Baker
Mra
Cecil Johnson
Sarah Jane
Delbert Dunlay
Betty Jean
Zelma Bartlett
Vivian
Fern Langdon
John McClomkey
Leonard Wilczak
Joe Burke
William Johnson
Allen Bartlett
Robert Reese
Eugene Worley
Robert Wilson
Elyrne
Miles W. Harrison
Hopkins-Chamberlain
Baptist Church
Shake Er Heights
Cleveland
David Hopkins
John Chamberlain
BRIEF
Lucius Bartlett
Fremont
Don Porter
Kenneth Youtzsy
Wails
Fremont Rédentys
Walter Maple
B. J. Maple
Michigan
Harvey Walters
Margaret Anne
Baltimore
Chesterla Welch
Verda Belle Green
Janda
De'bert Dunlap
D.C. Bartlett
H. Bassett
Edwin
Michigan City
Indiana
Jerome Hance
Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Beyria, Ohio
Amherst, Ohio
Lok
Lak
Second ST
Elyria
Castle’s
Castle's
Castie’s
BOTS
John Jackson
Detils Lake
Howard Behnke
H.C. Blake
Sprague
North Olmst
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