Hollywood Corner And Its Many Faces
The column surveys Hollywood and Vine as a famed corner with a drug store department store restaurant bank newsstands and ordinary people. It notes a cop complaining of heat and flat feet while movie stars are seen at this popular site in a lively discussion of Hollywood’s image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood and Vine
Theda Bara
Calcutta
Imomen
Hollywood
Hedy Lemerr
Rita Hayworth
Betty Grable
Lassie
Dee
Los Angeles
North Pole
South Pole
East China
West
China
Hollywood Musings on Glamour and Grind in Tinsel Town
The piece surveys Hollywood life from movie sets to social scenes. It notes glamor and hard work, fashion quirks, driver reputations, and the blend of vanity and labor behind film celebrity. It ends inviting readers to visit Los Angeles and ponder more reflections on Hollywood.
Suburban Calendar Evening Meetings and Events
Rochester WSCS meeting postponed. North Olmsted Kiwanis board meets at 3 p.m. North Olmsted trustees gather at Barton Road Church 8 p.m. Fenfield Homebuilders class at Society Hall. Mr and Mrs Paul Pelton hosts. Ridgeville Grange card party 8 p.m. Kipton Lorain Country Po phenomenon event noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
WSCS
North Olmsted — Kiwanis Club
North Olmsted
Barton Road
Fenfield — Homebuilders
Society Hall
Paul Pelton
Ridgewille
Grange Hall
Kipton — Lorain
Towns of Rome names appear in upstate New York map
A map of upstate New York features towns named after Roman and Grecian figures such as Seneca, Cato, Lysander, Hannibal, Cicero, Manlius, and Scipio. Vanderheyden’s Ferry became Troy in 1789, reflecting the Roman-Grecian name trend in the region. The piece notes a high school event later this week at Camden High School with a price of $30 DS.T.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Upstate
New York
Seneca
Troy
Cato
Lysamier
Hannibal
Cicero
Manlius
Scipio
Vanderheyden's Ferry
Honorary mentions and ancient greats highlighted
The piece lists Au relius and Marcellus among honorary mentions and includes Virgil Ulysses Solan Hector and Brutus as part of a larger assembly of ancient greats. The reference shifts to a Chicago themed line about driving, noting an era of almost everyone driving locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurelius
Marcellus
Virgil
Ulysses
Solan
Hector
Brutus
Automobile Growth Boosts Family Car Ownership Across Nation
The Northern Trust Company notes a rapid rise in private passenger cars from about 18,669,000 in 1920 to over 33,120,900 currently, signaling broader vehicle access for American families and a shift in transportation patterns nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Northern Trust Company
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Victor Stature
The
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LA Grange Road
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Camden High School
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Moose
Dancinges
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Howard Behnke
Burton Coburn
Supper Club
Lake Ave
Chicago
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Sy’s Delicatessen & Dairy Bar
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Davis West Sice Cafe
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Stardusters
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Phil Guastello
Accgebion
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Drums
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Vermilion
EABOR
DART
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Jimay
Sinner
WYN
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Pius Seria
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Rainbow
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