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Carmel Msers returns to Beverly Hills after a two month star turn in New York. The report notes a devoted husband and adored star facing an uncertain future as she reflects on career highs and personal life.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
17
Carmel Msers returns to Beverly Hills after a two month star turn in New York. The report notes a devoted husband and adored star facing an uncertain future as she reflects on career highs and personal life.
Ladies of the Women's Auxiliary hosted a surprise party at Leonard's home in Lorain on March 26. Three tables of Bunco were played, with Mrs John Hugan high, Mrs Catherine Collier second, and Mrs Blauvelt third. gifts were presented to the hostesses.
Rochester and New London residents gathered with relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs. Baker, Mr and Mrs. Bradford, and Mrs. Morzan, sharing Sunday dinners, church events, and casual calls as extended families connected across Mansfield, Cleveland, Medina, and Kent State University communities.
March 24ements were all of the resins roan of wedding Will be held Brown is a former New Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Kepps and three children attended a birthday para ihe home of reparents in Vermilon Saturday. Urban Kinzel and son Kenneth of Grafton were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Wohleher for Mrs. Wohleher's birthday anniversary. Mrs. Liesd Ashby and two daughters called on Mrs. C. Justin Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ehrman and son will spend the summer months with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Michael Smith. Mr. Wilbur Peabody is moving his family from New Oberlin to Oberlin. Mr. and Mrs. R. McGregor and daughter Oletta also have moved to Oberlin. Donald Webber returned to his studies at the Oberlin School of Commerce Tuesday after an absence with influenza. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Justin were Sunday visitors at the C. Justin home. They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Denger.
March 27 reports Belden residents E Lb Terman Jack Kule Andrew Neff Merle man Masmuard Hisinz and Earl Pietsl embarked for York. A Spe carved no cliffs at White Pla the red a vamp exhos toured parts of New York City. They returned home late Monday. Victory Ovine Club Mrs Bert Schaefer hosted at home. Coverage notes a mastoid condition improving. Family updates include Denese and Herman involvement and J J Charlotte Kimect visiting Avon grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Ralph Linderman of Berea hosted Saturday supper for Mr and Mrs A L Wise. The gathering included Mr and Mrs George Be Mre, Mrs Herman Wise, and other locals. Attendees received gifts and carnations with silver holders as table accents, and the event featured a formal presentation and tributes to honored guests amid social chatter and small-town hospitality.
Fragmentary lines mention a wedding or anniversary in Elyria with references to Friday dinner and an orchid motif, but readable details are incomplete and dates or names are unclear.
A clipped Elyria brief lists an executive board meeting held in Princeton avenue and social visits by Mrs Xethe Mathias Mrs Willat Miler Mrs Laverne Breeler and Eduard Schultz of Cleveland. It notes Mr and Mrs Delefield of Edun Highway visiting Mr and Mrs Valentine Cook on Sunday.
Mrs. Schubert visited Mrs. Scott or Siyria on Saturday while she was ill, reporting no other details of the call or condition.
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