Ripley's Believe It or Not by Ripley’s Believe It or Not! for April 25, 2014

Frances Clara Folsom was 21-yo when she married 49-yo Stephen Grover Cleveland in 1886 also in the White House; still remains to be the youngest First Lady of the US.

And Grover Cleveland remains the only man to serve two non-consecutive terms as President of the United States, a distinction he is very likely to retain.

What a demeaning remark! Where are your manners?

That gives new meaning to the phrase “starry-eyed”.

What is wrong with “young stuff?” Seems accurate to me.

Forget born, I want to know how many were conceived in the White House!

I think GW was objecting to the “stuff” part, as if a woman were an object.

So, Stephen Grover Cleveland got married during his first term, then William Henry Harrison’s grandson Benjamin Harrison served a Presidential term, and then Cleveland got re-elected President and his daughter Esther was born.

Patrick Bouvier Kennedy would have been the second child born in the White House had he lived he was the preemie son of John F. Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline

I know that during World War II the Oscar was made of plaster I have an Oscar trivia book titled The Envelope Please interesting huh????~~~~~~

that book I mentioned The Envelope Please it’s an Oscar trivia book mentions the Oscar winners from every decade and mentions Oscar firsts interesting isn’t it???!!!!!