Hollywood Star Mary Pickford Wealth Report Stuns In Fidler Column
Jimmie Fidler reports Mary Pickford's fortune could total between 15 and 20 million dollars, listing Beverly Hills acreage, United Artists holdings, Bank of America stock, and multiple residences. He notes annual income around 600 to 800 thousand at four percent, and comments on industry control by producers.
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Mary Pickford
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Jimmie Fidler
United Artists Studio
United Artists Corporation
Gwvorth
United Artists Theatres
Bank of America
Mary
Croesus
Pickford
America
Carole Lombard
H’yuh
Carole
Odd Items From Hollywood Gossip and Hobbies
A survey of celebrity quirks notes H B Crouch running a large imitation jewelry shop with twenty staffers. Ginger Rogers is linked to Bach in D Minor as a favorite number. Parkyakarkus grows citrus grafting seven fruit varieties. Fred MacMurray carves wooden horses. Anna Neagle, England's top star, may be back in London for a small role in a film after finishing a current RKO project.
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Hellonwood
H. B. Crouch
Ginger Rogers
Parkyakarkus
Fred MacMurray
Hollywood
Anna Neagle
England
Miss Neagle
RKO
London
Radio Schedule Snapshot and Local Visits Shaping Week
Daily radio listings show a full schedule from 6:45 a.m. to sign off with major programs such as News by Otis, Farm News, Mary Marlin, Pepper Young, Guiding Light, Quick shows, and a late news round. Nearby notices report visitors: Archie Spade in Sandusky, Mrs. Allie Heider in E Palestine, and Dr. Cruzon of Freeport visiting Lake Road family.
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Hi Boys
Daily News
the Family
Central City
David Harum
Lorenzo Jones
Widder Brown
the O'Neills
Linda
Julia Blake
Farm News
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Heay and
Bob
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Pepper Young
Guiding Light
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Rkitty Neene
Tex Owens
Lowell Thomas
Gene
Glenn Tan
Savitt
Sonny James
Dr. Factfinder
al Pearce
Paul Martin
Sid
Archie Spade
Sandusky
Allie Heider
E. Palestine
Alfred Siebert
St. Louis
C. A. Millman
Queen Victoria in Babes in Arms scene angers fans
In MGM film Babes in Arms a scene set at the old Palace Theatre in New York has Charles Winninger learning he has become a father. Randy Reyburn, in a comic miscue, asks how others know the news as the director halts the take.
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Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Palace Theatre
New York
Charles Winninger
Randy Reyburn
Reyburn
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Avon Lake Couple Wed in Richmond Virginia
Avon Lake residents Mrs. Edward Buswell and Mrs. Frank Stefan Jr were married Saturday evening May 27 in Richmond Virginia by Justice J E Payne. The bride wore Japonica attire and roses. both graduates of Avon Lake. Mrs Stefan class of 1933 and 1931, he works at Cleveland Illuminating Co. They will reside at Stop 64 Lake Road.
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Virginia
Buswell
Edward Buswell
Frank Stefan
Norman Avenue
Justice J. E. Payne
Richmond
Stefan
Cleveland Illuminating Co
Lake Road
Mrs Deasy Hosts Afternoon 500 Club at Home
Mrs. Jim Deasy entertained the Afternoon 500 club at her home on Thursday with refreshments. Prize winners at cards were Mrs. Art Hint Mrs. Art Theisen and Miss Nina Dunning. In two weeks, Mrs. Olivia Hill will entertain.
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Art Hint
Art Theisen
Nina Dunning
Olivia Hill
Cedarville College graduate earns two degrees in record time
Junior Lott, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lott, graduated from Cedarville College on Friday with two degrees in three and a half years. He received an A B degree and a B S degree in education.
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Junior Lott
Fred Lott
Cedarville College
Memorial Day Guests Among Local Families
Milss Lucile King visited with her brother and family along with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. King and others from Port Clinton and Lakewood. They were Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Duff. Ralph Steiger and family were Sunday guests of Geneve relatives. Mrs. Ruth Sherman spent the.
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Milss Lucile King
J. S. King
Alfred Kelley
Alfred Duff
Port Clinton
Alta Bliss
Carol Duff
Lakewood
Curtis Duff
Ralph Steiger
Geneve
Ruth Sherman
Grafton Kan-Dew Club elects new officers
Grafton Kan-Dew 4-H Club reorganized at Henry Shriver home with Robert Burdick as president Marvin Shreve as vice president Lloyd Seckt as secretary Raymond Hudson as treasurer Lee Heighberger as Recreation Leader James Smith as News Reporter. Officers and advisor attended county meeting in Elyria. next meeting set for June 6 at D G Reisinger home.
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Grafton
Henry Shriver
Robert Burdick
Marvin Shreve
Lloyd Seckt
Raymond Hudson
Lee Heighberger
James Smith
Elyria
D. G. Reisinger
Knot A Thread Quilt Club Meeting At Mrs Benton
Mrs. Irvin Benton hosted the Knot A Thread Quilt club with all members present. The group neared completion on a quilt and enjoyed a noon dinner. Guests Mrs. Otto Miller and Mrs. Walker of La Grange attended. Ida Burton to entertain the club on the last Wednesday in June.
Gingham Pinochle Club Holds Card Afternoon at Mrs Schafer’s
Mrs Burt Schafer hosted the Gingham Pinochle Club on Wednesday afternoon with three tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Irma Wise first, Mrs Albert Prosser second, and Mrs Edna Davidson third. A luncheon followed for members and three guests. The next meeting will be at Mrs Carl Davidson’s home.
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Irma Wise
Albert Prosser
Edna Davidson
Lee Klinect
Howard Klinect
Kathryn Mole
Carl Davidson
Local quilt clubs hold meetings with meals and hosting plans
The Belden Quilt Club met for an all day quilting at Mrs. F. E. Shriver home. Eleven members and two guests had a noon chicken dinner. Mrs. Mary Davidson will host next at her La Grange home. Lat A Lot club met at Mrs. Don Carmel's home with sewing and social time.
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Belden
D. R. Duniap
Miss Margaret Furnish Prenuptial Shower Attended
Mrs A H Furnish and her daughter will honor Miss Margaret E Furnish with a pre nuptial shower Monday at the Galion home of Miss Ruth Henry. Miss Furnish will wed Sunday June 11 at her parents home to Lowell Burt of Galion. Mr and Mrs Burt Schaefer Jim and Buddy spent Sunday in Kent Ohio.
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Margaret E. Furnish
Ruth Henry
Galion
Miss Furnish
Lowell Burt
Burt Schaefer
Jim
Buddy
Kent
Ohio
Two Bands To Play At Chippewa Lake Park
Two bands will entertain Sunday at Chippewa Lake Park for dancers in the ballroom and for a 1500 seat outdoor theatre audience from 3 to 4 PM. Ace Brigade and his Virginians join Tiny Hill and his orchestra. The concert is free. Miss Niki Lou Norman will perform dances and novelty acts accompany the program.
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Ace Brigade
Virginians
Tiny Hill
Niki Lou Norman
Rose of Washington Square opens at Capitol Theatre
At The Theatres the film Rose of Washington Square stars Alice Faye Tyrone Power and Al Jolson and begins showing Sunday at the Capitol Theatre.
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Tyrone Power
al Jolson
Washington Square
Capitol Theatre
Gene Autry Western at Lincoln Sunday
Gene Autry headlines the new film Home on the Prairie opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre. The western features songs bullets and a couple of fights woven into the story.
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Gene Autry
Lincoln
New Dance Policy At Cedar Point
The G A Boeck ling Company of Cedar Point on Lake Erie announced a new weekly band schedule starting June 10. The shift from a freeform dance to a social plan includes a minimum admission price for the evening and aims to host top notch orchestras weekly. The Coliseum renovation cost 15000 dollars and will make Cedar Point the state’s largest modern dance pavilion. Seasonal hotel reservations already pour in for opening week.
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G. A. Boeckling Company
Cedar Point-on-Lake Erie
Cedar Point
Missouri Pacific Orders $1.5 Million Rails for Track Upgrades
Missouri Pacific system orders about 31,110 tons of rails totaling roughly 1,500,000 dollars for trackage improvements this year. Of the total, 2,250 tons are allocated to the Gulf Coast Line and the remainder to the Missouri Pacific railroad.
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ST. Louis
Missouri Pacific System
Missouri Pacific Railroad
California Poker Draw Declared Illegal by Supreme Court
Sacramento reports the California supreme court ruled that draw poker remains illegal despite claims of skill. The decision ends efforts by local players to elevate the game's status.
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Sacramento
Cal
California
Supreme Court
Suburban Calendar Highlights Monday Meetings and Activities
Community groups across Avon Lake La Grange Litchfield North Olmsted North Ridgeville Columbia Grafton Sheffield and West Ridge plan Monday events including club meetings, Grange sessions, scouts and 4 H activities with times from 1 P M to 8 P M and related preparations and social gatherings.
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