Kiwanians Hold Open Meeting With New Members
Blyria Kiwanis Club hosted a Thursday noon open gathering at Hotel Billinghurst to foster better member acquaintance and welcome recent affiliations. Four charter members were present, with Richwine noted for perfect attendance since March 5, 1919, while three other founders remain active.
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Blyria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Wennnte Meavoor
Nelean & Fiteh
George I. Richwine
Ray A. Wentz
Richwine
The
Elith
Jim Armitage
J. Ed. Betteridge
Henry Heidrich
George Pall
J. R. Nall
D. Wallington, Kiwanlan
Cleveland Weights
Westerns stay timeless in Hollywood horse operas
Hollywood writer notes that Westerns endure as box office favorites with young audiences. He cites Buck Jones, George O'Brien, and Hoot Gibson as enduring stars since early cinema, recalling Hoot Gibson’s youthful adventure rides while contrasting other film revolutions. Sharon Lynn’s car features briefly as an aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Bill Tart
New York City
Buck Jones
George O'Brien
Hoot Gibson
Grandpop
Nickelodeon
Santa Claus
Hollywood Stars and Soaked Palm Springs Prices Sting Fans
In a lively Hollywood column, readers glimpse the so called soak the stars attitude at Palm Springs as prices rise and guests feel mistreated by clerks. Local actresses are seen in shabby public dress while industry insiders joke about pay and fame. Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone add to the note with two soundproof rooms for private practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Palm Springs
Clerka
Springs
Jack Benny
Joan Crawford
Franchot Tone
McNaught Syndicate
Litchfield March Meetings Readied For Clubs and Lodge
The Ladies Aid Society meets March 17 with Mrs. Ben Holmes. Jolly Quilters host March 16 at Mrs. William King’s. Unique Bridge on March 17. Litchfield Lodge F and A M meets March 15. C E S hosts Sullivan Chapter March 18 to receive the Traveling Gavel and Sullivan officers will demonstrate initiatory work. Park Association Cemetery and Park meeting set for March 16 at 2 30 PM in Town Hall. 211 members requested. News Notes mention Mr. and Mrs. D T Lloyd entertained at Col. home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society of the Baptist Church
Ben, Holmes
William King
Jolly Quilters
Howard Stephan
Bridge Club
C. M. Turner
Litchfield Lodge F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Litchfield
Sullivan Chapter
Clair Schott
Sullivan
Park Ass'n
The
Ass'n
Mrs
D. T. Lloyd
Col
The Purple Arrow serial unfolds in Bucharest mystery
Fran Haven, living on a Jenmark farm, resists forced marriage to Joe Jillup and escapes to a pension near Bucharest. Ward Petersen guards her as suspicions dog Polespu and Professor Richardson. A telegram from The Purple Arrow orders Fran to stay put, deepening danger as the tale continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrances Haven
Americap
Jenmark
Jillup
Joe
Wishe Ald
Romanis
Bucharest
Ward Petersen
Purple Arrow
Tars
Professor Richardson
Polespu
Joe Jilup
Fran
Ward
Jaspite
Joe Jillup
Darling
Fran Braun
Tran
Congregational Church events and local changes noted
Congregational Church held a 10 A M service with sermon by Pastor F H Schott on The Temple Scene. Young People met at 8 00 led by Helen Fahrian. Henry Pfeiffer sold farm to Carl Frambach and bought Otis Mills place on North Street. Sugar bush party in Packard woods with Rev Schott as guest. Dr Scudder ill with flu. 102 students received diphtheria shots last week. Debating team award winners include Helen Fahrian Genevieve Hines Gazella Bactk Thelma Miller Francis Ligud and Margaret Round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk Schiable
Lakewood
Congregational Church
F. H. Schott
Helen Fahrian
Henry Pfeiffer
Carl Frambach
Abbeyville
Otis Mills
North Street
Packard’s Woods
Schott
Genevieve
Hines
Gazella Bactk
Thelma Miller
Francis Ligud
Margaret Round
Short Items From Litchfield News Notices
Miss Lou Durkee visited the home of Mr and Mrs McQuate for three weeks. Lodi hosts the Medina County Past Matrons Assn C E S meeting on Tuesday March 16 with noon dinner and afternoon initiation of new members. Mrs Lena Canfield caught a severe cold last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Durkee
Vincent P Y T A MEETS VINCENT P T O MAIN MEETING
The Vincent School Parent Teacher Organization held its regular monthly meeting on Tuesday March 9 with many children and adults present. President Mrs Helen Jones led opening exercises, and plans included a film show on March 12 and 26. A decision to discontinue free lunches and start paid lunches from March 15 was announced, with Mrs Hardy leading the program and Miss Eunice Room of the La raln Public Library speaking on juvenile delinquency. The Millionaires Party hosted by Markley seventh and eighth graders drew about fifty attendees with refreshments. funds will support eighth grade projects near May graduation. Other items note Vernon Heck of Ann Arbor visiting Lorain friends, and several families' health news, including whooping cough and eye injury cases.
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Markley School
P T A Meeting At Vincent School Notes Local Life
Community happenings include a P T A gathering at Vincent School and a Fidelis Class meeting at Miss Helen McIntire s home. Several residents visited relatives and dined with neighbors, while Mrs Leroy Rhone learned of her father s death in Pennsylvania. R J Hardy returned to work after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent School
C. EB. McIntire
H. W. Haret
PH. Lewis
Chris Ackerman
Ackerman
Howard McMillan
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
Walter McMillan
Frank Hyer
Bruce
W. J. Moulder
Charles McCarty
Herman Smith
Butternut Ridge Road
FP. H. Lewis
E. H. Hurd
Roy Penson
Mary Saylor
Minnie Lewis
Circle Dot
N. Neufer
Cascade Street
Elyria
Joe Henson
Mis
Roy Austin
Middle Avenue
Leroy Rhone
Pennsylvania
C. F. Lenning
Alice
F. H. Lewis
Jeanette
Jefferson School House
Union pay for felons debated in Toronto hearing
Toronto testimony before the royal commission on prison conditions argues that prisoners paid union wages for work would better rehabilitate after release. Mrs. Jean Laing, a social worker, told commissioners that such pay could aid reintegration and reduce recidivism.
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Toronto
North Olmsted Church Notes Spotlight Local Activities
North Olmsted church groups report meetings and speakers as March events approach. Rev Dan Bradley of Cleveland and Prof William Pautz of Baldwin Wallace are listed for talks under Willing Workers. Members also note missionary sessions, solo performances, Bible class activities, and various neighbor visits with hospitalizations and moving plans among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Olmster
Ladies Aid
Clarue Road
Dan Bradley
Cleveland
William Pautz
Baldwin-Wallace
Congregational Church
Richards
Oberlin
Julia Hammond
West Croup
West Croup of the Ladies Aid
B. F. Salisbury
Residents Honor Steeden's Birthday at Kennedy Ridge
Mr and Mrs Mitte Standen host a birthday gathering at Kennedy Ridge on a recent day evening. Mr and Mrs Ware and their daughter Beryl attend from Maseldon. William Carroll traveled from Detroit with return plans. Res Carroll and Jack accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitte Standen
Kennedy Ridge
Re. Stee den
Ware
Beryl
Maseldon
Whaea
William Carroll
Destroit
Stesday
Res. Carroll
Jack
North Ridgeville EWS NOTES and Local News
North Ridgeville notes report Grange attendance at Pomona gathering with Mrs John Berk and others listed. Visitors Mr and Mrs Paterson host, George Smitex injures leg at school, Carl Lehman buys Henry Hale farm. Congregational church dinner planned March 16. Alfonso X of Spain noted as a dynastic figure who died at 28.
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North Ridgeville
Pomona Grange
North, Blyria
John Berk
Lula Kern
Tennie Young
EB. A. Brant
A. Moon
G. C. Hadaway
Frank Mason
Elmer Fulmer
Merton Mason
Arthur Dawson
South Huchid
Paterson
George Smitex
Carl Lehman
Henry Hale
Young People's Society of the Congregational Church
H. W. Hopp
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Jimmie Fidler
Sharon Lynn
Western Reserve Finance
Turner Block
Court Street
Ae Te
Bulova Yi
Tamaelal
Pongea
VIC Silver Watch Repair Shop
East Avenues
Jack Oakie
Oakie
Mildred
Snow
Gleason
Fray Braun
Miss Haven
Providential
Fren Braun
Pran
Frau Braun
Studebaker Chemical Co
Tel
Middle Ave
Vincent
Vernon Heck
Ann Arbor
Michigan
William Heck
Rowland Morris
John Morris
Lester Breckenridge
31St Street
Anne Tilden
Ella Tilden
Elsie Keller
W. Heck
J. G Morris
Charles Everiss
Will Steingass
Detroit
C. F. Musser
Pidelis
Fidelis
Methodist Church
Helen McIntire
Robert Copas
Loretta
Francis Lewis
Robert Trockley
Dora
Eugene Eday
Lucille
Charles Senning
Alfred Rea
R. J. Hardy
North Olmsted
East Sroup
Devine
Elm Road
Dorothy
Center Ridge
Congregational Pharch Wit Hes
Mia. Fertha Gould
Frank Robb
Firelight Lassies
Clyde L. Kuhn
Catherine Stroud
Anna Perkins
Henry Baehr
Fields
Valley City
Fred Feuchter
Lillian Kelly
Frank Birlich
Fitch Road
Marjory Smith
Barton Troad
Leland Durkee
Eaton
Alice Stearns
Alfonso Xit
Spain
Nana- Jean
Gottlieb
Broad ‘Street
Seward Insurance Agency
Broad St
Broad Street
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