Universal's Young Stars Shape Hollywood Future
Hollywood column describes Universal Pictures as both historic and modern, led by Charles Rogers who builds youth-oriented talent. It highlights Bill Gargan buying contract of Frank Rowsley to fund a trust, Joe Smallwood’s solid film timing, Noah Beery Jr and Preston Foster on Westland Case, and Alice Brady’s ankle sprain delaying, with humor about the studio’s bustling set life.
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Hollywood
Universal
Alice
Looking Glass
Carl” Laemmle
Charles Rogers
Rogers
William Gargan
Frank Rowsey
Bill
Rowsey
Frank
Jon Smallwood
Jack Dempsey
Joe
Noah Beery
Preston Foster
Martha Carter plans a dramatic stand in a court case
In a tense chapter Martha Carter schemes to trap Norman Standish Lola Larkin and the Balcoms for a show down at her apartment after a morning of refereeing a minor court case. She coordinates with Winfield Balcom Lola and Senator Balcom to assemble at three twenty five for the confrontation.
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Martha Carter
Norman Standish
Martha
Standish
Standishes
Lola Larkin
Cora Standish
Lola
Miss Carter
Miss Larkin
Marthe
Mr. Standish
Senator Balcom
St.Borita
Actress Dreams Of Cemetery Lot In Joking Talk
The interview with Dorothea Kent reveals her mood after a film scene where she jokes about buying a cemetery lot. A sparetime salesman for Forest Lawn Cemetery hands her a card, leaving her to wonder if it was a gag. She also comments on jewelry worn in the movie and her wish for a future husband to gift three specific pieces of jewelry.
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Forest Lawn
Alice
Dorothea Kent
McNaught Syndicate
Sullivan Centralized Schools Opener Planned for Sept 7
Sullivan plans the opening of Centralized Schools on Tuesday morning September 7 with the first session from 8 45 to 11 40. Teachers will assign lessons and prepare. textbooks are free while work books are bought at the schoolhouse. After Sept 7 sessions run 8 45 to 3 45. Pupil hours start at 8 45 daily. New high school students must meet the superintendent Sept 3 between 1 30 and 2 30 to set study plans. Orchestra members should bring instruments. Improvements were made in courses and the school plant and equipment.
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School News
Sullivan
Sullivan High
School reorganizes and expands programs for grades five to eight
The Ashland district reports major upgrades in writing and typing courses, general business, industrial arts for seventh and eighth graders with home economics, a reorganized farm shop, redecorated classrooms, expanded music, and full recognition of the Health and Physical Education department. Teachers and staff are listed with credentials, plus bus drivers named. a definite time phrase ends the note.
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Department of Health and Physical Education
State Department of Education
C. P. Lindecamp
Ashland College
Kent State U
Maurice Lenz
Ethel Baum
Michigan U
E. B. Workman
Annetta Smith
B.S
Indiana State Teacher's College
Carl Culler
Ohio State University
Jr. High
Charlene Outward
A. B
Wreatha Botdorf
Myrtle Patterson
Ashland
Daen Marshall
Dana Musical Institute
Vernon Lance
T- E. Hawley
Fred Triesler
Roy Early
Kenneth Foster
New Oberlin Weekend Visits Highlight Local Socials
Mr and Mrs Harold Brown and son Landan of Detroit spent the weekend with Finis Brown. Joe Caseman and granddaughter Dorothy Klinghirn of Avon visited Fr Schmitz home. C Justin and others visited Kath erine Bott in Lorain. Ohio State Fair attendance by Woolridge Justin Ralph Webber and companions. Virginia Blake of Alabama stayed with Dorothy Carlin. Ehrman family from Cleveland and V E Knepper relatives also noted.
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New Oberlin
Harold Brown
Leland
Detroit
Finis Brown
Joe Caseman
Dorothy Klingshirn
Avon
C. Justin
Ralph
Loretta
Donald Webber
Columbus
Frank Rogerby
Virginia Blake
Alabama
Dorothy Carlin
Oscar Ehrman
Richard
Cleveland
Michael Smith
V. E. Knepper
Family Called At Home Of Hattie Rogers
A fragment notes a family visit to the home of Hattie Rogers and mentions Mrs. in context, indicating a social or domestic scene captured in the column.
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Hattie Rogers
Brownhelm 4-H Club Attends Ohio State Fair
Fourteen members of the Brownhelm Boys 4-H Club traveled by school bus to Columbus for the Ohio State Fair. Advisor Parker Baird drove the bus, with adults John Portman Howard Ladrach and Carl Becker accompanying the group. Two members, Gerald Hasenpfug and another junior, joined the trip, returning Sunday afternoon.
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Brownhelm
Columbus
Parker Baird
John Portman
Howard Ladrach
Carl Becker
Gerald Hasenpfflug
Lorain County 4 H Livestock Judging Team Travels to Columbus
The Lorain County 4 H Livestock Judging team plus demonstration member John Love traveled to Columbus on Sunday. Members listed include Kenneth Bri Wayne Whyte Alvie Portman George Pippett Charles Gesaner Clarence Herchler James Baird Lawrence Kneisel Warren Leimbach Wayne Leimbach Paul Leimbach Leroy Hesenpflug Alex More and Joba Love.
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Billy Kneisel
Joba
Love
Columbus
Kenneth
William Bri
Wayne Whyte
Alvie Portman
George Pippett
Charles Gesaner
Clarence Herchler
James Baird
Lawrence Kneisel
Warren
Wayne
Paul Leimbach
Leroy Hesenpflug
Alex’ More
Lorain County
John Love
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Dewey Rook
Spencer
Dudley
Misses Fern
D. E. Dudley
Elyria
Glenn Gillette
Brighton
Brooksids Zoo
Fernanda Rice
Lorilla Rice
Caroline John
Fern Rice
Frank Williams
Blanche Rice
Corinne L. Rice
Chicago
Gerald Rice
Stanley Rice
Francis Rice
Harold
Ray
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