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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1937
Page
4
The article argues dogs can work all day in heavy weeds and brush and stay fresh for the next day. It credits a fighting heart and physical stamina, noting small dogs endure water deprivation better and prefer dogs with fighting hearts. It adds that the era of large 65 to 70 pound setters has passed.
The article argues that self control is essential for training a bird dog and that careful prospect selection matters more than training skill. It advises buying prospects over six months old, evaluating lineage via trials, and aligning dog range with shooting country while avoiding sentiment in judgment.
Note invites readers to send questions on hitting fishing trapshooting and other outdoor activities with a stamped addressed envelope to the North American Sportsman's Bureau in Chicago or to the newspaper. It offers direct replies.
A reminiscence recalling Hollywood legends from Joel McCrea to Colleen Moore. Anecdotes cover Greta Garbo, Cecil B DeMille, Mary Pickford, Howard Hughes, and others, with a tale of Colleen Moore's last minute dinner and a hungry, hectic set.
Community Garden club moves to Oberlin Inn Tuesday to hear Professor Reese. Women’s Garden department plans to attend. Martes club meets with Mrs Hughes on Oberlin Road. Sorosis gathers Tuesday at 3 with Mrs Hall. Mrs Kinney presents Spring Biographies. Nineteenth Century club meets with Mrs Haylor at 128 Morgan Tuesday 3 pm. Oberlin Odd Fellows regular meeting Wednesday with Second Degree. West Lorain Ced ar Neighborhood club meets Thursday with Mrs Lemmon 66 North Prospect. Lin Encampment I C O F to convene Thursday evening. Comfort club meeting postponed to Thursday April 8. Lois Cummings hosts Literary and Social club Thursday at East College. Junior Star Bridge with Mrs Edwards Thursday evening. West Russia club with Mrs Rudekoff North Pleasant all day with pot luck noon. Music dept Oberlin Women’s club Friday 3 pm at Mrs Molyneaux West College. W R C regular meeting Friday at Grange hall.
A new butler staggers in with six salad plates balanced on his arm as guests depart. Miss Moore protests the display while the novice jokes he will soon handle ten plates. The man previously worked in a railway restaurant and this memory evokes Gloria Stuart’s last trip to Hon.
Regular meeting of the Oberlin Chapter R. A. N. will be held Friday evening.
The Men’s Civic club holds its tenth annual Father and Son banquet Friday evening April 2 at 6 15 at Mt Zion Baptist church. Rev H J Tucker of Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will speak. Tucker formerly served as secretary of the M C A at Beaumont Texas.
Dr and Mrs R S Young of New Concord and Miss Kathleen Rosecrans of Kent State spent the weekend with Rosecrans family. George Lyman left for Saginaw Mich after two weeks with his parents. Bert Holden of Cleveland and Ralph Williams of Detroit were weekend and Sunday guests with local families. Other visitors included Mr and Mrs Merrill Gay of Lansing, Mr and Mrs Russel Stone of Canton, and Mr and Mrs Frank Wharton of Cleveland. Easter greetings were exchanged with the Horn family of Avon Lake.
Gloria Stuart tells two longtime employees she will be away in Honolulu for three months and will need no servants, prompting the pair to vow they will be waiting when she returns, leading her to travel to Hawaii to enforce the plan.
The couple, Martha Raye and Jerry Hopper, shared a long romance leading to an engagement. Their tale blends humor and affection as they move toward marriage.
A boy in love could not speak to the girl. Jerry wrote a short story for Miss Raye who read it aloud. She echoed his feelings and the two became engaged, an engagement that ended days ago.
Frances Dee tells director Henry Hathaway she too desires a mink coat, hoping to hear more once Joel McCrea arrives. The light exchange underscores stylish talk amid Hollywood chatter.
Birmingham church held 6 30 sunrise Easter services with a pageant of Exster and 9 45 Sunday School. Visitors included Evelyn Kubach from Bowling Green College and Vermilion families visiting Mr and Mrs Andrew Schisler Sr.
The town’s social column lists visits and calls throughout the week. Families from Milan Vermilion Sandusky Elyria Lorain and Cleveland stopped by homes of Welz Eppler Schisler Ballash Haman Snellenberger and others. Easter guests and relatives shared Sunday and Thursday evenings in casual calls and visits.
The remark highlights enduring gratitude toward former Allies for allowing us to retain bonds as mementos of debts, reflecting a period of amicable postwar relations and symbolic financial ties.
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