Chatter on Hollywood Stars and Contention in Tinseltown
Idol bets Bob Taylor and Barbara Stanwyck wed have a Christmas marriage. Dave Apollon’s Russian accent insured for 100000. Janet Gaynor appears ageless after eleven years in film. Miscasting for Camille discussed with Mary Pickford. Fredarie March monologue on a goldfish. Bing Crosby owns a pet bullfrog. Paramount overrun with No Visitor signs. DeMille and Claire Windsor rumors. George Bancroft and Bill Spaulding noted. Hollywood hangout at Richard Arlen pool. A veteran gatekeeper at United Artists avoids theaters. The Marx Brothers demand 250000 per picture. Luli Deste linked to Austrian nobility. Carole Lombard and Mitchell Leisen misread as enemies but are close friends. Lombard credits Leisen as key to success. Leisen lauds Lombard as best co-star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Pickford
Garbo
Camille
Fredarie March
Bing Crosby
Paramount
C. B. DeMille
Claire Windsor
George Bancroft
Bill Spaulding
Hollywood
Richard Arlen
Hollywood Oddities
United Artists Studio
Luli Deste
Oberlin High School Day draws near with record visitor interest
Oberlin College Director of Admissions William H. Seaman announced that High School Day on Saturday October 23 at Oberlin will attract around a thousand visitors from ten states, with tuition prize exams in eleven fields, music contests, campus tours, exhibits by science, art and language departments, and an afternoon varsity football game against Swarthmore. The day features an all college dance, student reviews, and athletic events, with visitors welcomed by the Athletic Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
William H. Seaman
Oberlin College
Swarthmore College
Oberlin area church directory with weekly services
Comprehensive Sunday to Friday schedule listing many churches in Oberlin area. Includes service times for Sunday School Morning Worship and evening services, plus midweek meetings and special observances across numerous congregations on Princeton Avenue Lake Avenue West River Street and nearby streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Road
Brotherhood
Minsion Society
Princeton Ave
al Garford
J. G Urich
Church Bible School
Corner Lake Ave
A. E Kemp
Christian Endeavor
Magyar Reformed Church
Hkiver Street
Bela P Basco
Church OF God IN Christ
West Avenue
E. Harria
Sly
Church OF Christ
Chapel Streets
Witt J Foster
Bible School
Third Street
Ernst Kon
Julius Kish
West River Street
Alex Tosa
Young Peoples
Weat Avenue
Willia Jackson
First Baptist Church
Second Street
Middle Avenue
R W. Neighbour
Starning
Second Baptist Church
Sixteenth Street
Collis Odell Stewart
Mintater
Gospel Mission
East Bridge Street
River St
W. W. Walker
Seventeenth Street
C C Smith
Christ
First Church OF Christ Scientist
Eaat Ave
Redington
Middle Ave
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
W. F. Clay
Youngs People
M. E
J. A. Watson
Epworth League
Amherst Amherst Notes and Local Club Fun Events
Amherst reports hostesses from North Ridge road welcome Woman's Benefit Association members, float into November meeting at Mrs. Avery's home, games and Halloween refreshments mark the gathering. Circle one Congregational church hosts three-table bridge with top honors to Mrs. Hubbard. A Democratic rally is planned at Odd Fellow Hall with a prize raffle. Garden Club session at Town Hall, Legion officer installation, Tally-Ho Halloween party, hospital notes include a newborn boy and recent discharges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. A. Amherst
A. H. Fullmer
North Ridge Road
Woman’s Benefit Association
Ben Nickel
Querry Street
J. B. Avery
Julia Boughton
W. Grugel
Charlies Guild
A. Torneo
Adam Schroeder
L. J. Henes
Charles Sabfers
L. Roemer
H. A. Monger
Edith Hoffner
Ella Jaeger
Stanley Hall
Park Avenue
Circle One
Congregational Church
F. J. Hubbard
Hallowe'en
Tally-Ho Club
Hallowe’en
Harry Hutton
Church Street
Elyria Town Line Dinner Guests and Visits
Mr and Mrs A J Schubert and Mrs Cora Haller Gebr of Cleveland were dinner guests of B O Schubert and family. Mrs Anna Haag of Waterbury Conn is spending indefinite time with relatives and friends here. Miss Caroline Spiegelberg of Cleveland visited L N Spiegelberg and family over Columbus Day. Mrs F M Scott in Elyria Monday. Mrs J H Delefield visited Mrs Lewis Schubert in Elyria Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Schubert
Cora Haller
F. M. Scott
Elyria
J. H. Delefield
Lewis Schubert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jimmie Fidler
Carole Lombard
Mitchell Lessen
Carole
Mitch
Hollywood Wheel of Fortune
Farewell Merchant Tailor
Krause
Sears
Checker Cab
Douglas Montgomery
Ashley Wilkes
David Selznick
Seema
Madame Walewska
Sojin
Japan
Nippon
Jack Haley
Jack, Jr
Mittle Jack
Daddy
Kentucky
Ohio
Steve
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Church Directory
Christ's Temple
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
2Nd Congregational Church
Alliance Spiritualist Church
Broad
Anna Hale
First Methodist
Court Street
B J Bond
Agerer
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
United Presbyterian
East Ave
Second St. Hoy
Geo. Brown
Princeton Avenue
Asl—Bible School
Li Se
FIRST
Hungarian Baptist Church
MT. Zion Baptist
Holy Cross Church
Fourteenth St
West Ave
Budny
Andrew’s Church
Episcopal
Edwin B Redhead
Lake Ave
Lake Peeay
E Peck
John’s Lutheran Broad Stand
Armin Schroeder
Grace Lutheran Chuircf
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge and Prospects
Stretta
Josef A. Barton
Punter
Tople
Bethany Baptist Church
African Methodist Church
R A White
J. F. Greenfield
LEE Whitney CO
Elyria Dairies
Amherst
Iss
Jenne
Church St
Odd Fellow
Garden Club
The
First Congregational Church
2Nd and
William Muir Auld
Salvation Army
Henry Hillier
Salvation Meeting
Herat
American Legion
Legion Club Rooms
Harry Sabiera
James Brennen
Herman Short
Hale Bechtel
Franklin Moebius
Clyde Donnelly
Hugo Truscello
G. M. Parker
Charles Sabiera
Hospital News
Wilson Roff
Lorain
Hurley
Brownhelm
M. A. Burris
Masters
A. K. Jenne
Cincinnati
Helen Roemer
Cleveland
Theodore Henes
J. Maze
Oak Harbor
Elyria Town Line
Olmsted & Hoeffel
Sibley & Sprague Skc
the Savings Deposit Bank
Broad Street
Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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