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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1937

Page

19

Tells Kiwanians Of Little America

Jacques D Albert, chief steward of the Second Byrd Expedition, spoke at the Kiwanis Club lunch at Hotel Graystone about Little America. He described ice depths, penguin habits, and the Bear of Oakland, with details from Byrd’s voyage and his own experiences. Attendees included John F. Datis, H. J. Schultz, Nelson Fitch, Harry Leuth, A. B. Taylor, and Wilson Little. The next meeting is set for Elyria Home for the Aged on June 17.

Kiwanis Club Hotel Graystone Jacques D‘albert Little America Arctic Antarctic South Pacific Bay of Whales Little America Bear Oakland Admiral Byrd Kiwanni John F. Datis Euclid H. J. Schultz Nelson M. Fitch Harry W. Leuthi Chamber of Commerce A. B. Taylor Elyria Wilson A. Little Cleveland Elyria Home For Karl Meister

Kipton I Family Reunion Brightens Four Generations

Dr and Mrs Weeks hosted a large family reunion and birthday party with four generations present including Charles J Weeks, Elizabeth Fuller and Margaret, Paul T Weeks, and others from Oberlin Ithaca and Wellesley Hills. Daphne Bates returned home after goitre surgery at Lakeside Hospital Cleveland. Brief visits by the Calkins and Sharp families mark the holiday gathering and Decoration Day.

Weeks

Hollywood gossip and poses in June breezes

Hollywood items survey stars and starlets from Garbo to Temple. Notes touch on Garbo and studio loyalties, Dietrich's waning prestige, Bennett's private room, Joe E Brown’s quips, Colman mustaches, Best and Marshall divorce chatter, Velez wardrobe costs, Horton off-screen hesitations, Lady Ashley, Shirley Temple, Lederer world peace talk, Trevor mirrors, Mae West reflections, and a caption on Hollywood arrogance.

Hollywood Greta Garbo MGM Marlon Davies Katherine Hepburn Carole Lombard Warners RRQ Joe E. Brown Ronald Colman Edna Herbert Marshall Lupe Velez Edward Everett Horton Lady Ashley Mary Pickford Shirley Temple Francis Lederer Claire Trevor Mae West

Local social notes from Oberlin and area continue travel and visits

Wednesday departed for Erie to fetch daughter Elizabeth for summer return. Barry Weber and Eldon Radcliffe families visited, with Bayless and Burke households hosting relatives from Wakeman Cleveland Canton. Moehl family from Ecorse, Michigan visiting Betts kin.

Film Fans Mock Small Town Rivalries and Set Pranks

Virginia Bruce and Bing Crosby are teased over a rival town in Arkansas. A Burns-Burns feud letter prank leads Crosby’s crew to a staged visit, with Bob Burns waiting two hours for guests who never show. The piece recalls Andy Devine and a fatal on-set accident involving George Daley during The Road Back, plus previews and gags around Greta Garbo and other stars.

Biug Crosby Bob Burn Bob van Buren Arkansas Crosby Burns Bing Andy Devine Devine George Daley Daley Andy No Man’s Land George Wsnally Greta Garbo Buck Garbo

Oberlin Road News Notes and Local Socials

Weather delays Sunday school picnic and predicts East Oberlin’s Children’s Day June 15 at East Oberlin Church. Four-H Club met Friday. regular summer meetings set. East Oberlin School District No. 4 reports several honor roll and punctuality names. plan to merge with Oberlin schools next year. Local visits include Mrs. Comer of Detroit and families from Duncan Falls and Younstown. many medical and social arrangements noted.

Oberlin Road East Oberlin Four-H East Qoberlin Marie Gamble William Newmann Hilda Takacs Rudolph Newmans Aldena Thomas Lloyd Ashby Willam Newmann Jimmy Thompson Allen Webber Ameiia Newmann Dale Webber Eart Qberlin Oberlin

Brookside High graduates tour Washington with school staff

Sheffield Lake notes list 1937 Brookside High School graduates Ruth Kriebel Doris Anthony Marie Wentling Mary Sechkar John Clasue and Clarence Bacher on a five day Washington D C tour led by Principal James A McConthe and staff. Also local activities include Troop 17 Girl Scouts weiner roast at Stop 3 beach and social visits with families from Cleveland Oberlin and Elyria. Roy Logan named to represent Lorain County at American Legion camp in Columbus for a week.

Brookside High School Ruth Kriebel Doris Anthony Marie Wentling Mary Sechkar John Clasue Clarence Bacher James A. McConthe and Mia Arthur Zacharias Charles Gubeno Elizabeth Martin Washington, D. C Girl Scouts Sheffield Lake Stop &3 Beach St. James Mission Minnie Foskett Lloyd East 147Th — Street Cleveland P. L. Chambers Gulf Road Sheffield Lake Firemen West Shore County Club Myron Piggott Wayne Inslee

Wedding and village notices from Sheffield Lake area

Monday at Bay Bridge guests of their uncle and aunt Leroy Dunfee spent days in a newly purchased house trailer. Clean-up week began in Sheffield Lake Village with rubbish collection by village truck. Mia Chambers and son visited brother Fred Schroeder in Birmingham. Laura Kriebe acted as maid of honor at cousin Leona Kling’s Avon wedding at St Mary’s church. Kriebe wore pink organza and pink rose bouquet.

Bay Bridge Leroy Dunfee Sheffield Lake Village Kenneth Hellloger Sheffield Lake Harvey Mia H.C. Chambers George Fred Schroeder Birmingham Laura Kriebe Leona Kllngshirn Avon St. Mary’s Church

Corrie Crandall to Wed Charles Boyd in June

Mrs. Marian Crandall of Elyria announced the approaching marriage of her daughter Corrie Crandall to Charles Boyd son of Walter Boyd of North Ridge. The ceremony will be performed June 12 in St Agnas’s parsonage. Corrie Crandall is a graduate of Elyria High School and employed at the Troxel Company. Boyd is an alumnus of Lorain High School and employed at the National Tube Co.

Marian Crandall Elyria Miss Corrie Charles Boyd Walter Boyd North Ridge St. Agnas’s Parsonage Miss Crandall Elyria High School Troxel Company Bord Loraim High School National Tube Co

Harmony Twelve hostess party at Wilma Wood home

Miss Wilma Wood entertained Harmony's Twelve Thursday evening at Pasadena Avenue with cards as the main diversion. Mrs Victor Gornell won first honors and Miss Bernyce Jungbluth received consolation. Attendees included Mrs. Gornell, Mrs. Tony, Mrs Izold, Mrs Futrell, Miss Maddock, Juanita Traxler, Ona Kriebel, Bernyce Jungbluth, Eleanor Fields and the hostess, followed by a three course luncheon late in the evening.

Wilma Wood The Harmony Pasadena Avenue Victor Gorneil Bernyce Jungbluth Victor Gornell Willa Tony Paul Izold Stanley Futrell Virden Maddock Juanita Traxler Ona Kriebel Eleanor Fields

Parma Families Host Supper Guests and Week End Visit

Mr and Mrs Frank Erhart and Mrs Rezabeck and their children from Parma joined Sunday supper with Mr and Mrs Wilford Fries. Miss Della Kroesen and nephew from Cleveland spent the weekend with Mrs Minnie Kroesen and daughter Valeria. Mr and Mrs Lod Ryreh of the area were also mentioned in the social note.

Erhart Frank Rezabeck Parma Wilford Fries Della Kroesen Cleveland Minnie Kroesen Valeria Lod Ryreh

Memorial Day Gatherings Across Medina Area

Parma and Mr and Mrs Howerd Gross of Medina spent Memorial Day with Mr and Mrs George Gross. Sam Meyer and Arthur Nott were in Cleveland Monday. Theo Haury entertained Mr and Mrs Joe Law of Elyria and George Gruenh and family of Lorain Sunday and his son Art Haury and family of Elyria Monday at his summer home near Vermilion. Mrs Minto Kroesen and daughter Valeria spent Monday afternoon and Tuesday in Cleveland. J M Norris's sister Mrs Travis and children of Lodi accompanied them to Borea Sunday. James F Norris son of J M Norris a member of the National Guards marched in the Memorial Day parade. Mr and Mrs Dean Regal and children have moved from Spencer and are living with her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Gross.

Erie Elizabeth Barry Weber Oberlin J. X. Weber W. Comer Detroit Glord Axricby Ernest Brooks Duncan Fails S. Hutchinean Charles Bronks Arthur Younlas Vira Wiliam Waller Anna Winifred Cousier Younistown George Hall Cleveland Cinic la Dema Gates Wellington John Edmonds Kenneth Kern Sarah van Ausdale Richard Lois van Ausdale Ray Hall Max Pamworth Ralph Husted Cleveland Frank Krueger Harry Murphy Betty Dora Herbst Hame Henrietta Fanard McRoberts A Albert Royal Oak Michigan Dan McRoberte Highland Park Weslar Miller C Wo Baylor Clear Water Flinda Paul Waller Elyria William Waller Arthur Younslass Martin Waller Beverly George Waller Arthur Younglass George Watkins Sandusky Watkins Lake Erie Louise Sabroske Suests Lloyd Achbr Suest Comer Parma Howerd Gross Medina George Gross Sam Meyer Arthur Nott Theo Haury Joe Law George Gruench Lorain Art Haury Vermilion Mra Mitnlo Kroesen Valeria Apent J. M. Norris Travis Lodi Borea James F. Norrie Natonal Guards Dean Regal Spencer Albert Gross

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Euellem Money Service Western Reserve Finance Turner Block Court Street Kipton I Family Reunion Daphne Bates Carl Bates Lakeside Hospital W. W. Calkins Esther Calkins Marilyn Calkins Olive Gibson New London Darwin Sharp Jimmie Fidler Lando’ Cotton Paris FAY CO Virginia Bruce Paramount Lew Ayres Eugene Pallette Benny Baker Benny Sheffield Washington Edith Mae Edith Mae Hat Shoppe HyGrade Dry Cleaners Middle Ave Shell
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