Out of the Past with Helene Chadwick
Hollywood gossip note recounts a 15 year history with Helene Chadwick from a studio set chat. The star, once earning over 3000 dollars weekly, is noted for charm and enduring appeal despite not being a top tier actress.
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From Stardom to Poverty Helene Chadwick’s Hollywood Crisis
The article recalls Helene Chadwick’s fall from silent film star to poverty after the talkie era and stock market crash. She refused charity, kept acting, and earned a living on the preferred list while remaining part of the industry she loves. It also notes industry malfeasance with production staff skimming profits and a fired executive exposed by a microphone behind a panel.
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Jane Darwell Starts Acting Career in Chicago
The visiting journalist recounts Jane Darwell’s early career when a financially troubled stock company in Chicago offered her first stage job as a leading actress, a breakthrough that surprised her and set her path in acting.
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Halloween Party at Church of Christ in Wellington
Hallowe en party for the Church of Christ Sunday school children hosted by superintendent Charles Allison and wife at the Wellington church drew thirty four youngsters and three teachers. The event opened with songs then costumes were worn by all. the Allisons and Mrs. Guy Frazier entertained.
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Ninth Birthday Party for Jean Herrick
Jean Alice Herrick celebrated her ninth birthday with a Halloween themed party hosted by her mother Mrs Kenneth Herrick. Twelve guests attended giving gifts, games, orange and black decorations, and refreshments, while Mr and Mrs J H Page visited Cincinnati and Betty Jean Herrick, a Miami University student in Oxford, Ohio.
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Officials Meet at Columbus to Discuss Roads
Officials from counties across Ohio will meet in Columbus on November 4 and 5, 1937, to review road problems, county methods, revenues, and planned work for the coming year. The Ohio Good Roads Federation will host sessions, exhibits, and speakers including Dr. Wickenden, E N Deitrich, and B G Kesting.
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Ohio Highway Planning Survey
Frank West
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Ohio Wpa
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What You Should Know About Face Pimples
A brief health note explains pimples arise from cleansing issues or internal causes and can itch or burn. It recommends nightly Resinol Ointment with Resinol Soap to soothe irritation, aid healing, and address oil pores, promising relief after washing and ointment use.
Federation and engineering groups seek cooperation on roads
The Engineering Association and Federation plan resolutions calling for a practical legislative program to support local road activities. They anticipate collaboration between the two bodies to advance transportation projects and improve infrastructure.
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Hallowe'en Party At Methodist Church Parlor
About seventy five people attended the Hallowe en party in the Methodist church parlors. Masquerade costumes were common and a grand march was held. Adults prizes went to M. B. Copas and Mrs. J. G. Morris. Audrey Copas won the children’s prize. A corn throwing contest awarded Mrs. Starr a prize. Refreshments included donuts and cider.
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Halloween Tureen Supper Honored by Progressive Class
Several members of the Progressive Class of the M. E. Church Sunday School and guests held a tureen supper Thursday evening in the church parlor. The dining room was decorated with Halloween spirit as adults were seated...
Children Gathered for Hymns and Music Evening
A family gathering featured children seated at a small table, followed by an evening of singing hymns and listening to piano and harmonica music, describing a warm, intimate social moment.
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