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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1937

Page

12

Hollywood social stir as Blue Book stars captivate industry

JIMMIE FIDLER observes Hollywood’s yen for society links as Blue Book register names, titled foreigners, and Four Hundred nostalgia drive contracts and parties. He notes Mary Pickford’s fall from society throne after divorce and rising rivalries among Marion Davies Gail Patrick Conne Bennett and others in the star circle.

Hollywood Mary Pickford Doug Marion Davie Gail Patrick Conne Bennett van Astorbilt

Hollywood Extras Speak of Pay and Perks in 1930s Wardrobe

A reminiscence from 1937 notes Sally Blane balancing fame and workload as she consults with an assistant director. Gwen Yetler, top money extra, earns about sixty dollars weekly while managing wardrobes and planning Europe. Clark Gable quips about diet, Edward G. Robinson charms, and Wallace Beery recalls a lion scene in a lighthearted studio day.

Bally Mune Sally Beverly Hills Sally Blane Hollywood Extra Gwen Yetler Central Europe Clark Gable Wallace Beery Boas Darky McNaught Syndicate

Grange Meeting Notes and Spitting Custom Mention

Old Glory Grange held its regular meeting with Darius Holcomb in the Master’s chair and transacted routine business. Betty Holcomb won the penny match prize and L. W. Stranahan earned 5 pounds of sugar. Mr. Davis spoke on Safety. Juvenile Grange also met with good attendance and Phiny the Roman is cited regarding spitting to avert witchcraft and to blunt an enemy as some boxers spit into gloves before fights.

Grange Old Glory Grange Darius Holcomb Betty Holcomb L. W. Stranahan Davis Phiny

Avon Lake Socials and Weddings Roundup

Avon Lake hosts a reception at the Chateau on Walkerhtead for Mr and Mrs Frank Kyach following their wedding at St Teresa's in Sheffield. A Carlisle reunion at the Hain home drew about 30 attendees with a picnic, games, and officer re‑election. Garden Club picnic set for July 12 at Metropolitan Park with nature trails and contests. Local weddings, travel notes, and social visits populate the brief, including attendance at Hazel Maddock and John Obitts wedding and various travels and visits across nearby towns.

Walkerhtead Frank Kyach Anne Sue St .Teresa’s Church Sheffield Adam Senger Bure Rey Youtlo Kvach Avon Lake School Carlisle A. J. Hain Ida Me Rroberts Avon-on-the-Lake Ed. Webb Jamies Charles Stella Buswell Hazel Maddock John Obitts Baptist

Local Social News and Camp Notice in Lorain County

Wakeman Mr and Mrs George Cooley and daughter from Lorain visited Mr and Mrs A Cooley. Flolen White and Arlene Clark stay at the Clark cottage. Mrs Myrtle White travels to Toledo with Miss Harriet Heinman. A Catholic boys camp opens July 4 on M J Dunn farm near Lorain with housing for 50 boys each weekend for eight weeks, ages 11 to 15. Mr and Mrs F Brumby and sons attended Ella Morgan and Forest Hill wedding in Kipton. Mr and Mrs Robert Hoyt and children visited Mr and Mrs C J Hoyt near Ceylon. Marianna Jones has whooping cough and rheumatism.

George Cooley Lorain A. Cooley Flolen White Arlene Clark Clark Mittawanga Myrtle White Toledo Harriet Heinman Lorain County M. J. Dunn

Amherst area social events include St Peters Sunday school outing

Teachers and families gathered at Miss Frances Jaeger home on Cleveland Avenue for a house warming with social games and a dessert service. Plans were made for an July 19 outing at Lynch Gardens. A committee including Mrs Hay Jewett and Mrs Conrad Mulder was named. Other attendees listed from the community.

VLAN Amherst St. Peter Evangelical and Reformed Sunday School Frances Jaeger Cleveland Avenue Philip Jaeger Mise Jaeger Helen Lollingsworth Walter Jaeger

Parish notices and social rounds in Elyria area

Parsonage guests include Lang and Ryan families with Rev. Ryan baptizing Charles Ryan's children Joequlyn and Donna Jennie. St Ann's Circle One hosts three 500 tables. high score Mrs Kovach, guests from Lakewood and Toledo. Hospital news lists births and discharges. Mrs Stolpak of Elyria gives birth to a baby girl. others discharged.

George Lang Fields L. E. Ryan Charles Ryan Cleveland George Brotherton Familly Elyria Ryan Joequlyn Donna Jennie Albert Schmitz Elyria Avenue St. Ann’s Society Joseph Kovach Peter Nelven Ralph Wohlover Hospital News John Stolpak Lyria Frank Ule South Amherst Paul Werner Lorain

Avon Scouts Headed to National Jamboree in Washington

Avon Boy Scout contingent departs with slogan Jamboree or Bust as they join 53 scouts from Firelands area for the National Jamboree in Washington DC. Leaders include Rev. C. A. Bantham assisted by Ernest James and Paul Marchus, with Robert Dow as senior patrol leader. among group are Robert Ca118, Billy Taft, Eric Olsen, and Robert Osborne from Sheffield Lake. Meanwhile local events note a marriage in Avon Lake and various Sunday visits and travels among residents.

Avon Lfe Boy Scouts of America Washington, D. C Avon Troop Robert Ca Billy Taft Eric Olsen Robert Osborne Sheffield Lake Trop C. A. Bantham Avon Baptist Church Firelands Bantham Ernest James Paul Marchus Sandusky Robert Dow Oberlin

Fourth 4-H Club Meeting Plans Picnic Event

The second 4-H Club meeting met June 16 at Ruby Peabody's Verlin Street home. The group planned demonstrations at future meetings and discussed a club picnic. The next gathering will be June 24 at Teresa and Gertrude Saik's home at 10 a.m. A traveler in postwar Ethiopia encountered Italian soldiers conversing in English.

Ruby Peabody Verlin Street Teresa and Gertrude Saik Ethiopia

Roosevelt Wedding Guests Arrive Before Old Family Event

Reynolds, Delaware state police superintendent, joins arriving guests for the Roosevelts wedding tomorrow. Expected today are John Boettiger of Seattle and Elliott Roosevelt of Fort Worth with Mrs Boettiger as matron of honor. Young Roosevelt will be best man with James Roosevelt and Elliott Roosevelt as ushers. Guests include over 1000 gifts, a floor lamp from the Du Pont staff, and Owls Nest preparations feature servants in the choir stalls.

John Roosevelt James Roosevelt Washington du Pont

Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club Hosts Pajama Party

Phyllis Bloom of Gulf Road served as hostess to the Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club at her home on Monday evening. A pajama party was featured at the gathering. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Johnson and sons visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Johnson and family of New London, and with Mr. Harry Root of Ruggles.

Phyllis Bloom Gulf Road Buckeye Sewers Lee Johnson and Arthur Johnson New London

Roosevelt Du Pont Wedding Preparations Near Peak

Wilmington dispatch reports preparations for the high profile wedding of Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr and Ethel Du Pont at Owl's Nest. 5 000 white peonies and 2 500 white lilies will adorn the altar area while 1 200 guests are hosted in a pavilion. 3 dollar marriage license was issued by Justice of the Peace Frank Haley. Col Edward W Starling of the White House secret service arrived to coordinate security.

Wilmington Del Frederick Ashton Little Christ Church Christiana Hundred Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Jr Ethel du Pont Eugene du Ponts Roosevelt Harvard Fly Club du Pont Owl's Nest Owls Nest Frank B. Haley du Ponts Haley California Woodward Re Col Edward W. Starling White House Secret Service C. C

Local social notes from Lorain County picnic event

Mrs. Arthur Whiton of Amherst and Mr and Mrs Ross Pearch with Elizabeth Ann and aunt from East Cleveland visited the P Chambera on Monday. John Crompp and family of Sheffield Lake Village, returning from five months in Oklahoma and Japan, sail home via San Francisco July 7 with a Honolulu stop. Mrs E H Haag of Abbey Road chosen secretary treasurer for Lorain County Farmers Picnic general committee and appointed Sports Committee member for the Linwood Beach event on August 6.

Arthur Whiton Amherst Ross Pearch Elizabeth Ann East Cleveland Noward Walty Jo Ann New Cumberland HM. Daniel Charles Carrick Elyria P. L. Chambera John Crompp Sheffield Lake Village Fe Kahoma Japan San Francisco Honolulu E. H. Haag Abbey Road Lorain County Linwood Beach

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