Hollywood Chatty Notes on Stars and Surprises
Hollywood columnist Jimmie Fidler recalls star entourages and romances with Carole Lombard Lily Peas and Olivia de Havilland. He jokes about Irene Dunne Annabella and Jean Murat while describing backstage encounters and fashion quirks at Twentieth Century Fox and other studios.
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Hollywood
Carole Lombard
Phyllis Brooks
Patricia Ellis
Lily Peas
United States
Olivia de Havilland
Deanne Durbin
Una Merkel
Glen Austin
June Lang
Irene Dunne
Samuel Goldwyn
Mr. Goldfish
Mickey Rooney
Herbert Marshall
Henry Wilcoxon
Richard Coerd Leon
King
Elissa Landi
Monsieur Jean Murat
Annabella
Twentieth Century-Fox
la Celle France
Baroness
Butlier
Jean
Hole
Tor
Columbia Briefs Columia residents and visitors gather locally
Miss Rita Johnson of Columbia and Howard Rodd of Berea visited friends in Freeport Ohio over the weekend. Various local social trips follow, including a funeral in Covington Kentucky for John Heinneman and a fire on Marx Road. The Columbia baseball team beat Strongsville 4 to 8 and other local visits round out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rita Johnson
Columbia
Howard Rodd
Berea
Freeport
Ohio
P. W. Heineman
Frank Heineman
Perry Reisinger
John Heinneman
Covington
Kentucky
Oscar Stelter
Marx Road
Johnson
Carl Herold
Cleveland
Ate
Frank Hollacher
Ulisses Mars Pincknes
Mary Carr
Toledo
Pinckney
Clair Howard
Mary Marsh
Eaton
Ernest Cowley
Richard Vanarsdale
Harvey Kerse
Teatha Rerse
Walrey Hinke
Warren Hinkle
Broostyn Sher
Colwala Mo Dive
Betsy Richey
May Richer Black
New York
Flo
Riches
Decerat
Strongsville
Daxby & So
Haingbon
Miss Each Longbon
J. H. Longdon
Valley City Class of 1938 Commencement Held
Commencement exercises for Valley City’s Class of 1938 were held at the High School Auditorium. The program included processional Indian Dawn trumpet solo class history prophecy and valedictory. Diplomas were presented by Elmer Metzger with music and benediction by Rev Wilmer Grunwald. Alumni Banquet elected Carl Hauck president George Wolfe secretary and Harry Bauer treasurer. Weekend guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Earlrick included Bertha Scaeffer and David Perkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilner Greenwald
Eunice Glenxe
Clifton Arick
Alexander Hauck
Jeannette Prochazka
Walse Nonette
Myron F. Wicke
Dept. of English
Baldwin- Wallace College
Board of Education
Elmer Metzger
Wilmer Grunwald
Sifton Arick
Mumice Gienke
Elexander Hauck
Herbert Metzger
Wilbur Moehle
Herbert Sc
Family Visits Trace Through Youngstown and Warren
The article lists visitors and relatives including Mrs. Anna Schaeffer and daughter Marie of Cleveland, Janice Arick and Bertha Schaeffer of Youngstown, and the Grabenstetters and Levet at the A. I Troxel home in Warren Ohio, with time frames noted in midweek gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Anna Schaeffer
Marie
Cleveland
Janice Arick
Wednes
Ter
William Grabenstetter
Joe Levet
A. I Troxel
Warren
Ohio
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Lucky” Humberstone
Aileen Whelan
BEES
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Aileen
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Alex Gottleb
Wahler Wanger Productions
Dee
Alex
Don Ameche
Wanger
Mer. Garlieb
Frank Albertsons
Frank
Imms Stewarts
Roney
Baeck
McNaught Syndicate
M. L. Parrish
Our Own
Houlder
Florida
HAM
Ihe
Mit Ally
Italy
Packing House Market
Col. E. Bridge
Columbia Briefs
Vaughn Olmsted
Robert Painter
Jackson Center
Evan Walker
Bud Stevens
Baby
FC. Ives
Valley City
Clawson
Hamburg
Jbs
Wisconsin
Heinz
Sunkist
Nyt
Grocer
Edwards Food Stores
Milan
Fancy York State
Edwards
Edwards Natural
Hawaiia
Bob
Milan Dill Pickles
Cas
RB. B. Biscuit CO
Edwards Coaster
York State
Milan Butt Creamery
Jer
Swift
LEC
Swift’s
Woodlaw
Tb. Boc
8Th & Middle
Woodford Ave
Frank Jacobs
Guthrie’s Grocery
East Bread St
A. D. Hales
H. Naylor
LaGrange
Berk’s
Amherst
E. H. Ruth South
Nowak Food Market
Spencer
Levi Smith & £On
Wellington
Stanley R. Long
Chatham
California
Fruit Store
Jim Johnson
Maine
Texas
Calif
Bertha Schaeffer
Youngtown
Howard Grabenstet
Tattersall Dairy Cream
Ford
Chevrolet
Newspa Perrnogniye
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