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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

2

Zanuck in Hollywood A dynamic studio boss and behind the scenes ruler

Jimmie Fidler interviews Darryl Zanuck, Twentieth Century Fox power broker, detailing his rise from studio writer to decisive prey of projects and policies. He juggles work, travel, polo, hunting, and late-night conferences, while actors like Jane Withers and Brian Donlevy recount on set quirks and accidents. A London patriotic fashion note closes the piece.

Hollywood Twentieth Century- Fox Outlands Derry Zanuck Gall Horatio Alger Wentieth Century Pictures Helly Crite Darryl Zanuck Mer Tommy Beck Twentieth Century- Fox Pictures Baltimore

South Ridge Short Items Highlight Local Social News

South Ridge items note Malcolm Fowl hosting a 4 H Banner Club meeting at his home and Vera Scott marrying Phillip Sippel at South Ridge church parsonage with Rev Pferrer officiating. Birthday honors for Howard and Harold Beal draw relatives from Oberlin and nearby towns. numerous visits and local gatherings are listed alongside Dublin becoming a fashion center.

South Ridge Malcolm Fowl Banner Club Corbett Walker Vera Scott John Scott Elyria Phillip Sippel Walter Sippel West Ridge South Ridge Church R. G. Pferrer Harvey Curtis Filuria

Wakeman News Notes and Social Visits

Wakeman notes list visitors from Lorain Lima Miami and Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Cooley host C J Hoyt and family. Hoyt children return with them. Guthries from Lima visit. James stays a week. Garden Club dune meeting scheduled June 83 at Mrs Rice home.

Rochester Attends Funerals And Children’s Day Events

The article lists Rochester residents at the funeral of Hon. Don A. Baird in Elyria with attendees including Les Conklin and family, Carrie Conklin, Ralph Taster, Florence Davidson, Stanley Storrow, L. A. Bradford, Bill Bradford, and J. L. Knapp. It notes attendees at the funeral of Mrs Anenda Pickett from Nova with Carlos Sneder, Lillian Snyder, Lawrence Snyder, and George Davidson. Children’s Day exercises were held Sunday at the Baptist Church. Sunday School program at the Methodist church will be given Sunday night at 7. All are welcome.

Don A. Baird Elyria Les Conhlin Carrie Conklin Ralph Taster Florence Davidson Stanley Storrow L. A. Bradford Bill Bradford J. L. Knapp iMrs Anenda Pickett Carlos Sneder Lillian Sy‘der Lawrence Snyder George Davidson The Baptist Church I the Methodist Sunday School

Birthday Dinner Honors Earl Merrill of Brighton

Mr and Mrs Wade Nnapplied hosted a Sunday dinner honoring Earl Merrill of Brighton. Attending were Mr and Mrs Earl Merril Mr and Mrs Lee Conklin and family Mr and Mrs Warner Merrill and daughter Camden Mr and Mrs Harvey Merrin and family Brighton.

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Surprise Birthday Visit For Mrs Handley At Elyria

Surprised on birthday by many relatives including Mr and Mrs Co Parker Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett and families Mr and Mrs Merritt Parker and children Mr and Mrs Alburt Parker and family Mia Des Doty Ruggles and Harold Bailey from Cleveland they all traveled to Elyria Sunday to Mrs Handley’s home for a day of celebration a fine dinner and gifts noted with baskets. BRIEFS Arthur Dimick Wellington called Sunday afternoon at FE Thompson home. Robert Thompson J A Herman and Donald Cassell visited Akron to call on friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Merritt Fye and daughters Wellington spent Sunday at James Williams home. Mr and Mrs Michael Deitrick's daughter and granddaughter visiting returned to Berea. Fundy Merrill Clarksfield visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Barnes for a few days. Miss Elsie Newcomer returned to Dayton after a week in the area. Harry Miller Jr returned home to winter in town for a few days.

Co. R. Parker Arthur Jewett Merritt Parker Alburt Parker Mia. Des Doty Ruggles Harold Bailey Cleveland Elyrin Lloyd Handley Arthur Dimick Wellington Henry Barnes Elsie Newcomer Dayton Newcomer Harry Miller, Jr

Family Dinner Party At Wellington Home

A Frank Rowland family gathering was held Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J Massard in Wellington. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland their children Mr and Mrs Harry Rowland and sons Mr and Mrs Ralph Rowland and daughters from here Mr and Mrs Floyd Wunsicker Mansfield Miss Caroline Rowland Warren Mr and Mrs Mah Jon Burnhan and son Cleveland and Mrs Bertha Coats Wellinston.

Local Social Notes From Cleveland Weekend Wedding and Visits

Mrs D Setterfield is recovering from a sprained ankle. Mr and Mrs Stanley Blorrow and Mrs Raymond Klein attended a cousin’s wedding in Cleveland Saturday evening. Mrs Rose Hodgkin and Tommy Dickerson spent Sunday with relatives in Clarkfield Marian Setterfield Shoesby spent the weekend at her home here. Donald William and Floyd Davidson attended Akron motorcycle races Sunday. Harold Bailey, returning from the Charles Parker home in Cleveland, was back Sunday evening with Lawrence Jowett. Mr and Mrs John Jarrett Hartland called at M W Helmer home Sunday afternoon. Mrs Dora Daly Rugles week-end visitor at Charles Parker’s home with Miss Caroline Rowland test Monday morning for Penn State.

D. Setterfield Stanley Blorrow Raymond Klein Cleveland Rose Hodgkin Tommy Dickerson Clarkafield Marian Setterfield Shoesby Ipent Donald William Floyd Davidson Akron Harold Bailey Charles Parker Lawrence Jowett John Jarrett Hartland M. W. Helmer Dora Daly Ruggles Caroline Rowland Peon State

Teachers College summer course for special training noted

Mrs Evalyn Culver and a friend from Ann Arbor Michigan called at the home of Mrs Ralph Rowland on Friday evening. They were en route to Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Snyder and their daughters visited the Snyder parents over Sunday. Miss Jovaio Biddinger and her sister returned home with them for a time. Miss Lian Snyder spent the weekend with cousin Dorothy Hip in Nova. Many large tobacco tracts in Greece are being converted into Brain fields.

Teachers College Evalyn Culver Ann Arbor, Mich Ralph Rowland Cleveland Lawrence Snyder Min Chiyton Biddinger Amherst Jovaio Biddinger Lian Snyder Greece

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