Books reviews on Airways and Margaret Fuller life
Henry Ladd Smith reviews Airways by Henry Ladd Smith and other works. He praises the author’s thoroughness, humor, and pains taking approach while noting the busy, adventurous world of early aviation literature. The piece surveys Margaret Fuller life by Madeline B. Stern, Margaret Tewin's The Gay Gaillard, and a Kentucky Rivers of America volume by Thomas D. Clark, highlighting narrative scope and historical context. It discusses historical figures like Bothwell and Lincoln and the balance of biography and storytelling.
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John Selby Ways
Henry Ladd Smith
Air Lines
Henry Ladd
Smith
University of Igota
Fiers
Audienc
Margeret Puller
B. Stern
Dutton
Murret
Puller
Madeline B Jern
Mergaret
Stern
Miss Stern
Miss Fuller
Emerton
Marsin
Elizabeth Barrett
Bronson Alcott
Gay Gaillard
Margaret Tewin
Hargourt Brace
Bothwell
Margaret
Kentucky
Thomas D. Clark
Farrar & RineWart
Daniel Boone
Het
Pretty wedding unites Miss Lindstrom and John Micka
A 4 o'clock Thursday ceremony at First Presbyterian Church joined Miss Gertrude M. Lindstrom and John H. Micka with Rev. Gilbert J. Boyd officiating. The couple, county residents, will reside in Union City after a southern wedding trip while relatives from Carrollton Ohio Ashville Sugar Grove Corry and nearby areas attended.
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First Presbyterian Church
Gertrude M. Lindstrom
Oscar Lindstrom
Cory
Jotn H. Micka
Stewart Mick
Carrollton
Ohio
Gilbert J. Boyd
E. J. Tobias
Lloyd. Thomas
Wallace Mick
Wallace Miek
Ak Turhell's Inn
Mick
Union City
Ashville
Sugar Grove
Corry
Corry High School
Hamot”' Hospital School of Nursing
Augusta High School
Brenneman Lumber Company
Jefferson, Oho
Legacy of Mrs Lincoln in Postwar Asset Sales
The item list shows sable cape priced at $1,500 a Russian sable bow $1,200 a white lace dress at $84,000 with other lace and parasol pieces. The article defends Mrs Lincoln selling apparel to meet daily needs, noting Republicans’ cold reaction and contrasting Mrs Clarke as the name used in the proceedings. It recalls a Chicago pawn broker story about pledging $30 for a $225 dress worn to Ford's Theatre and other gowns linked to Lincoln's life events.
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Lincoln
Columbus
Abraham Linnott
Washington
Newly
W. H. Brady
Colum
Columbus Morning Journal
Tim
Springfield
White House
Puffer
Brady
Lincol
Ife
Clarke
Ford
Shotter
Granddaughter's Bridal Shower Hosted by Mrs Glenn Spenner
Mrs Glenn Spenner hosted a party at her West Wayne street home honoring her granddaughter Mrs John Preebourne formerly Miss Mary Spencer. The event a Valentine themed miscellaneous shower featured gifts bingo prizes won by Mrs Olin Simmons Mrs W Johnson Sr and Mrs Frank Heath and a wedding cake centerpiece.
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Glenn Spenner
West Wayne Street
John Preebourne
Mary Spencer
Wave Perkins
Helen Jontson
Arlene Robinson
Anni Bavess
J. F. Kinley
Frank Burkhart
Prank Parsons
Merle Amy
Richard Nichols
Alfred Morrison, Jr
Allan Spencer
Margaret Spencer
Kathryn
Bridal Shower Honoring Mrs Edwin Cole Held At Home
Mrs Edwin Cole received a bridal shower hosted by her sister at her Wayne Street home last evening. Guests included Mrs Cole, Mrs John Bennini, Mrs Arthur Goring, Mrs Wayne Skinner, Mrs Merle McIntyre, Mrs Paul Auer, Miss Helen Gumbleton, Miss Erma Bennini, and the Misses Gladys and Marjorie Capwell. Gifts were presented to the bride, Gaines provided entertainment, and refreshments were served by Mrs Capwell.
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Mia Uyee Ake Wereny
Wayne Street
Edwin Cole
Bima Bennini
Cole
John Bennini
Arthur Goring
Wayne Skinner
Merle McIntyre
Pail Auer
Helen Gumbleton
Erma Bennini
Gladys
Marjorie Capwell
Gaines
Mrs. Capwell
Lincoln era ghosts and a dentist author a unique historical book
John Washington, a dentist and art teacher, grew up near Ford Theater and collected interviews about Lincoln era figures. He gathered tales from Elizabeth Kerkley, William Slade, William Johnson, and others, including Aunt Bins and Elisabeth T. evocative stories of Lincoln’s circle and a barber, forming a distinctive narrative archive.
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Ford Theater
John Washington
Lin- Alf
Elizabeth Kerkley
Lincoln
William Slade
William Johnson
Washington
Sprigfield
Willan de
Bins
Elisabeth Thome
Titusville Girl Weds Royal Air Force Pilot
Pear l Hardy daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Hardy of 213 North Bush street married John E Holloway son of Mr and Mrs Robert Holloway of London England in a February 8 ceremony at the Army chapel Craig Reed Selma Alabama with RAF pilot Holloway officiating. The bride wore a brown suit with yellow flowers.
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Suusville
Alfred Hardy
North Bush Street
Pearl v. Hardy
John E. Holloway
Robert Holloway
London
England
Royal Air Force
Craig Pieid
Selma
Ale
Mrs. Holloway
Lonston
Liiks Woutthy
Titusville
British Purchasing Commission
Mr. Holloway
RAF
Five Hundred Club Guests of Mrs Johnson
Mrs William Johnson entertained members of her Five Hundred Club last evening at her home on Fairview Street. Awards for cards went to Mrs Marshall Hughes, Mrs John Sheehan and Mrs Walter McIlroy. traveling prize was awarded to Mrs Glenn Dickson. Mrs Johnson served a dessert course. Mrs McElroy will host the group next Tuesday evening.
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William Johnson
Fairview Street
Marshall Hughes
John Sheehan
Walter McIlroy
Glenn Dickson
Johnson
McElroy
Rebekah Helping Hand Club Meeting Supper
The Rebekah Helping Hand Club met yesterday afternoon in I C O hall. President Mes Tra Miller led a business session and two committees served supper to thirty six members. Mrs W K Marsh Mel Howard Loveland and Mrs Stella Melier assisted. The group honored Mrs Claude Place with a handkerchief shower before her move to Chicago.
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Rebekeh Helping Buy
Hall
Mes
Tra Miller
W. K. Marsh
Howard Loveland
Stella Melier
Claude Place
Chicago
Inter-Club Kiwanis Meeting in Erie Targets War Defense Plans
Erie Kiwanis clubs hosted a weekly inter-club gathering at Rita Restaurant with guests from Corry and nearby districts. Past Lieutenant Governor Fredericks spoke for next Tuesday’s meeting where International President Chas Donley from Pittsburgh will join officers to discuss war defense plans. a Ladies Night banquet followed. Newporters included O J Freder Joke Francis Norman Harry Weber Samuel Wagner James McKnight Anson Winters TT Ry Ross represented the Gideons and described Bible distribution to armed forces.
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Corry Kiwanis
Rita Restiurini
O. J
Freder~ Joke
Francis Norman
Erie Club
Harry Weber
Samauel Wagner
James McKnight
Evie
Anson Winters
Fredowia
Ry Ross
Erie
The
Gideons
Gov
Fredericks
Thie
Chas, Donley
Pittsburgh
Kiwanis
Ubeld
Shower Honoring Couple-to-Be Wallace and Shampae
Mrs. Lawrence Redding hosted a home shower for bride-to-be Miss Carol Wallace and her brother Gordon Shampae. Sixteen guests attended with refreshments by the hostess and Mrs. Robert Eaton. The couple received several gifts.
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Lawrence Redding
Astess
Gordon Shampae
Carol Wallace
Robert Eaton
Dutton Public Library marks first anniversary
Dutton Public Library celebrates its one year since founding in February with 1925 books now in the collection up from 1905 at opening. The Columbus PTA donated new fiction and non fiction for youth while Miss Mildred Swanson volunteers as librarian, reporting about 120 books checked out weekly by residents.
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Dutton Public Library
Columba
Thank Offering Meeting of U B Women
The Women's Missionary Society of the United Brethren church met Thursday afternoon with twenty five members and six visitors. Mrs John Hanks led devotional time and Mrs Leon VanTassel oversaw the business session. Mrs Charles Bugbee coordinated the program. Refreshments followed as committee members served. Members who have not yet submitted their bank offerings are asked to do so and to bring groceries for the February project.
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U. B. Women
Women’s Missionary Society of the United Brethren Church
Tve
John Hanks
Leon VanTassel
Charles Bugbee
Thank Offering
Mrs Savko Hosts F W Club Tureen Supper
Mrs John Savko hosted the F W Club tureen supper on Eagle street Wednesday evening. Valentines were exchanged and a surprise shower was given for Mrs Kenneth Kireh. The next meeting will be at Mrs Opal Pier's home on Marion street.
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F. W. Club
John Savko
Eagle Street
Kenneth Kireh
Opal Pier
Marion Street
Bridge Club Valentine Party Hosted by Mrs. Frits
Mrs. Oscar Frits entertained her bridge club last evening at her North Center street home for a valentine party. The contract bridge award went to Mrs. Beatrice Stewart. Mrs. Brita served two salad courses with attractive decorations matching the orientiné season.
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Oscar Frits
North Center Street
Beatrice Stewart
Brita
Helpful Hints for Housewives
The homemaker suggests using honey as a sugar substitute by three fourths the amount to retain moisture and prevent drying. A meatless dinner idea covers cream of mushroom soup with cubed potatoes and peas with cheese baked 20 minutes in a moderate oven. Grated citrus rinds stored in the fridge for a week flavor sauces and desserts. After baking, clean up spills while the oven cools to prevent odors and ensure proper drying.
Lost Child Near Death When Found
A lost child was found unconscious near Hare Creek after a long cold night. He had fallen into the creek trying to cross a broken tie and froze rapidly in near zero temperatures. Police organized a search with local volunteers and the dairy at the Moore home confirmed the child had not returned earlier. The child was rescued and taken to hospital in serious but stable condition.
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Faye
Moore
T Hat Ronnie
Hare Creek
John Wantgant
Dackman
Hie
Theead
Nightvarood
Blanigan
LJ Melly
Bea. Buie
Aie Mead
Pacrshnad
Louis Foradore
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