Idol Chatter in Hollywood Brims With Fashion and Fame
Hollywood gossip and wry observations spotlight fashion, table manners, and ego in Tinseltown. Ed ward Arnold’s booming laugh, Katharine Hepburn’s absence, and the Lane sisters’ diets color Jimmie Fidler’s column. A rare on-set incident with Kay Francis, a nervous extra, and a dramatic tale of Barbara O Neill’s maid highlight the manic pace. Bergen’s quiethouse persona ends the tease.
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Hollywood
Edward Arnold
Warner Baxter
Katharine Hepburn
RKO
Warner Brothers
Kay Francis
Oberlin Road 4-H News highlights camp plans and events
The Dorcans 4-H Club plans sending two delegates to Camp Crag with half expenses covered by the club. Bake sale at Keighley and Holls Market funded delegate costs. The Little Big Seven enjoyed a Wakeman outing with 12 members and guests. Regular meetings occurred at various homes and churches. District Youths Council events and a Penfield High School dance were announced to support delegates. Frank Krueger Sr. was briefly hospitalized, then returned home. Funeral attendance noted for Charles P. Edwards and Nettie Lewis. Detroit trip mentioned for Gar McRoberts.
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Oberlin Road
The
Dorcans
Camp Crag
Keighley and Holls Market
Virginia Hurst
Little Big Seven
Henrietta
Penfield High School
County Youths Council
Bill Kinsel
Frank Krueger Sr
Cleveland
G. I. Hobbs
District Advisory Council
Farm Bureau
Earl Peabody
Webster Parker
South Street
Oberlin
Charles P. Edwards
First Baptist Church
L. E. Barnard
Nettie Lewis
la Grange
Gar McRoberts
Detroit
Mansion rental inquiry meets genial Irish housekeeper
Hunter stops to inquire about renting an advertised mansion and is greeted by a housekeeper who does not know his name. When he mentions B.erge Wn, the manager of Charlie McCarthy, she brightens and says anyone with that name is welcome there.
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Harrang
Charlie Bickford
Victor Jory
Pat O'Brien
June Lang
Vic Orsatti
Basil Rathbone
Lane
Jimmy Cagney
Paul Mun
Eocch
Luise Rainer
Hunter
Charlie McCarthy
Mr. McCarthy
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Widow Visits Kin After Loss in Daughter-in-law Family
A woman traveled to attend a death in the family of her daughter-in-law and stayed as a guest in the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Fred McRoberts as well as Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Warren and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Earskin.
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Fred McRoberts
C. L. Warren
Howard Earskin
Real Estate Tax Period Opens in Wellington
Wellington residents learn the real estate tax payments begin Tuesday July 5 and run through July 26, announced from A. R. Branson's office.
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Wellington
Ohio
A. R. Branson
Townsend Club to Hold Meeting in Grange Hall
Next Tuesday evening June 28 Townsend Club No 1 plans a program at the Grange hall. Clippings from the National convention in Los Angeles June 19 to 24 will be read with refreshments offered.
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Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Los Angeles
California
Wellington Farm Woman's Club theatre party
Twenty nine members attended a theatre party Friday evening. After the movies they enjoyed ice cream cake and wafers served by a committee of Mrs Lulu Jameyson Mrs Julia Gates and Mrs Mae Callely at Ramser's Restaurant.
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Wellington
First Baptist Church Sunday School Plans Picnic
Members of the Friendly Bible Sunday School class at First Baptist Church met at 2268 Barker Street Friday evening. Leigh Ketchum led devotions and prayer. Plans were made for a picnic on Wednesday July 27 at the Hawley Sooy home. Reverend John Green, pastor, spoke about Greenwood Park camp meetings near Delaware. Refreshments were served.
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Friendly Bible Sunday School
First Baptist Church
Barker Street
Leigh Ketchum
Hawley Sooy
John Green
Greenwood Park
Delaware
Homebuilders Sunday School group hosts backyard supper
Thirty members and families of the Homebuilders Sunday School class at the Methodist church enjoyed a covered-dish supper in the back yard of Superintendent Charles Barnes at 524 Herrick Avenue East. After the meal a brief meeting invited attendees to a July party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Friend at 360 Prospect Street on Friday the 29th. Mesdames Vadah Ray Fannie Mercer and Esther Whiteside led the entertainment.
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Methodist Church
Charles Barnes
Herrick Avenue East
Charles Friend
Prospect Street
Mesdames Vadah Ray
Fannie Mercer
Esther Whiteside
Plan Picnic Hosts Lamoreauxs for Nineteen Guests
Mr and Mrs W L Lamoreaux welcomed nineteen guests to a planned picnic event hosted by the couple. The gathering featured a social program and shared food, reflecting a community style get together.
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Mrs. W. L. Lamoreaux
Village meeting on Forest street paving ends with low turnout
A Friday night village council session failed to mature as only four councilmen attended. Plans were offered by Village Engineer Tom Laundon for Forest street paving, sidewalk repairs, and a Lorain County WPA project. The meeting also sought the County Auditor’s ruling on selling bonds for the Forest street project without a vote, pending the village’s finances.
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Forest Street
Lorain
Charles Kelser
Sharon Camp Meeting Opens its 39th Run
Thursday, June 30 marks the opening of the Sharon Camp Meeting now in its 39th consecutive year and slated to continue through July 10. Expected attendance runs into thousands as the event gathers regional participants.
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Sharon
Northeastern Ohio Attendees Include Clergy and Laymen
A diverse group from Northeastern Ohio will attend the event, drawing participants from church and lay communities to join discussions and activities. The gathering aims to foster interfaith dialogue and shared community service opportunities across the region.
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Ters
Northeastern
Ohio
Wellington and area social notes and club visit
Wellington residents attend picnics and showers while parish and university activities unfold. Maurice Perkins and family join Warner- Swesey picnic at Geauga Lake Park. Kiwanis club members plan bus trip to Akron to meet South Akron and receive a district map. Nick Obrig returns from Buckeye Boys State with news of being appointed councilman in a two party mock setup.
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Maurice Perkins
Warner- Swesey
Geauga Lake Park
Grover Dunkelman
Barker Street
Herbert Goss
Mary Fox
Kathryn Witbeck
Lucille Burge
Kent State University
la Vaughn Kepler
Ruggles Beach
Martin Brewer
New York
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Akron
South Akron
Maurice Rady
Wellington
William Dern
Cincinnati
Nicholas Obrig
Frank Obrig
Buckeye Boys
Columbus
Lorain County
Nick
William Long
Crestline
Needle and Thimble Club Meets at Browand Home
The fourth meeting of the Needle and Thimble club was held at Mrs. Verne Browand's home on Thursday, June 23, with all members present except one. Kay Andrews presided as president, Doris Browand read the secretary's report, towels and holders were started, and refreshments followed. The next meeting is set for Thursday, June 30, at Mrs. True Denham's residence.
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Needle and Thimble Club
Verne Browand
Kay Andrews
Doris Browand
Nimble Fingers 4-H Club Meets at Advisor Home
Nimble Fingers 4-H club met Thursday at Mrs. Ralph Bowman home with assistant advisor Miss Alice Reman. Arlene Sooy led the meeting as president while Wilma Sooy read the secretary report. The group worked on their butterfly project and sang four club songs. refreshments were served by Mary Haws and Helen Berkey, with a next meeting planned for next Thursday.
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Nimble Fingers
Ralph Bowman
Alice Reman
Arlene Sooy
Wilma Sooy
Mary Haws
Helen Berkey
White reunion hosts 107 relatives at picnic dinner
The annual White reunion was Howard Andrews. One hundred seven relatives enjoyed a picnic dinner beneath the shade trees.
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Howard Andrews
Ladies Afternoon Pinochle Club meets at Remen home
The Ladies Afternoon Pinochle club met at Mrs. Lad Remen's home. Clayton Babel won first prize, Hart Herriman second, and Robert Eglin consolation. Refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Lad Remen
Clayton Babel
Hart Herriman
Robert Eglin
Remen
Local Society Hostess Welcomes United Society Members
Mrs Clyde Minkler entertained the United Society at her home on Wednesday with twenty eight ladies and children present. Mrs C E Dickason led the business meeting and the Lord's Prayer was recited in unison. Mrs Davison contributed a human...
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Clyde Minkler
United Society
C. E. Dickason
Davison
Community notes include visits and events at local homes
Jean Minkler led a singing session as guests and families shared ice cream and wafers. Numerous neighbors visited or hosted dinners, and several attended a funeral service in LaGrange. Lawrene Leach had tonsils removed, and the Jolly Six club held a sewing project meeting with Marie Remen in charge.
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Jimmie Fidler
Sardus
Mademoiselle
Tom
Harry
Walter Brennan
Barbara O'Neill
Barbara
Edgar Bergen
Jhunue Fidler
O. L. Sizelove
Long Beach
Cal
Sizelove
Acme
Eee
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Frvice
Urtland
Townsend
Barnes Home
Miss Concello
Tony
Terrell
Lions
Hrills
Antoinette Concello
Terrell Jacobs
Penfield
Jean Minkler
Minkler
Smith, Bradstock
Kleinhaus
Alice McCoy
Rogers
George Bullis
Edd Moff
Marjorie
R. T. Beal
Harold
Benton Brown
Verna Snyder
George Marshall
Shirley
Sally
Mary Alice
Walter
Elyria
Ray Shaw
Martha
Mary
Clyde Shaw
Lawrene Leach
Lodi Hospital
Ira Starr
Wil Bradstock
Mt. Dora
Florida
P. E. Davison
Clayton Shepherd
Cora Shepherd
Stanley Sooy
Lucile Gregg
Walter Gregg
Alta Hastings
Blaine Archer
Litchfield
Ray Cooke
Leonard Bradstock
Rolla Dague
George Hastings
Arthur Lewis
LaGrange
Jolly Six Club
Lucile Riggs
Frank Johnson
Marie Remen
Terrelus
Sparky
Joe Brewer
Calvin Wiggins
Lee Mason
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston- Salem, N.C
Reynolds Tobaces CE
Winston-Salem, Alc
America
Eagle Picher
Court St
O’donnell Paint & Wall Paper Company
Ria, Ohio
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