New York Stars and City Life in a Quick Glance
A brisk, fragmentary tour of New York culture and figures. Mentions Helen Hayes Peggy Fears Sid Solomon and Lois Long with playful jabs at urban life. Touches on theatres, editors, vaudeville, and cosmopolitan street scenes. no clear single event, but a mosaic portrait of early 20th century city glamour.
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New York
Berlin
London
Paris
Simeon Strunsky
Hecessionel
Gretchen
Loger Wolf Kahn
Arthur Moss
Roxy
Lois Long
The
New Yorker
Neville Freeson
Charles Lamb
Lillian Gish
Buddy Rogers
Harry Ricuman
Central Park
Metropols
Community News From Eaton as April Events Unfold
Eaton notes show Kirk returning from Michigan to visit daughter Treva Kirk and join weekend plans with Mrs. Byron Tompkins in Elyria. Ladies’ Aid postponed and a Cleveland plant tour to tour a laundry is planned for next week with signup urged. Four-H club projects include a summer flower-raising drive with a schoolhouse meeting to elect officers. The piece also covers local illness, school absences, church visits, and a concert slated for April 1 in the auditorium.
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Cleveland
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mehront Box
Marian Jackson
Elner Mae Fullmer Birthday Party
Mr and Mrs Elmer Fullmer hosted a 6 o clock dinner for Elner Mae Fullmer s 16th birthday anniversary. Six schoolmates attended including Marian Jackson Marian Crowell La Verna Cornish Kathleen Blumen schenkel Georgia Hills and Belva Hawke. Easter themed decorations featured tiny bankets of Easter eggs. Mis Ener received gifts. Mrs Perry Dawley Helen Dawley and Andrew Smith traveled to Cleveland Sunday afternoon to visit Mr and Mrs Frank Springer. The Springers and Mrs Clara King Lyon of Lakewood had just returned from a two month trip to California.
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Elmer Fullmer
Elner Mae
Elner
Marian Jackson
Marian Crowell
LaVerna Cornish
Kathleen Blumenschenkel
Georgia Hills
Belva Hawke
Mise Ener
Perry Dawley
Helen Dawley
Andrew Smith
Cleveland
Frank Springer
Springers
Clara King Lyon
Lakewood
California
Walle
Residents share travels and local obituaries in Elyria area
The report notes a visit with Mrs Elma Haven in Santa Monica followed by family cousins met after many years. It mentions August Wenger funeral in Elyria and prior residences in Eaton and North Eaton. Other items include a splinter removed from Malcolm Tompkins hand and a sow giving birth to eighteen piglets, with twelve reared by the mother. Church notes cover recent baptisms, attendance, and plans for a Father Daughter banquet.
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Elma Haven
Santa Monica
August Wenger
Elyria
Wenger
Eaton
L. T. Davis
North Eaton
Spencer Briefs from Spencer and nearby towns
April 1 Spencer notes list Pearl Root and Beverley June of West Salem visiting relatives, A W Robinson returns from Lake Wales Florida, Vina Bechtel and family in Elyria, Fred Smauche and Thyra of Mansfield calling in Spencer, Pythian sisters card party planned, funeral of Kenneth Gerberich at Wadsworth, visits by R F Vandermark of Elyria, Easter guests Bud Van Bore family from Cleveland, Ellen Walter a supper guest, P R Miller children of Galion visiting, Elizabeth Denison accompanied by siblings from Huntington.
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Spencer
Pearl Root
Beverley June
West Salem
Moon
A. W. Robinson
Lake Wales
Florida
Vina Bechtel
Elyria
Fred Smauche
Thyra
Mansfield
Preston White
Howard McCourt
Lowell Coomer
Alfred Tuller
Pythian Sisters
Charles Parent
Misa Beulah Woods
Kenneth Gerberich
Wadsworth
R. F. Vandermark
P. J. White
Bud van Bore
Local People and Weekend Guests in Spencer Area
Spencer and Wakeman residents mingle with visitors from Elyria Oberlin and Cleveland during Easter weekend. Notable events include birthdays celebrated, a K of P dance, church programs, and several familial visits along with an accident near Parsons farm and a large Easter gathering at Hyland’s home.
Weekend visits and obituaries linger in Wakeman notices
April reports show Robert Murray and Paul Murray visiting parents in Wakeman with other relatives visiting from Cleveland. Elester guest Misa Phyrené Buckley also stayed with Buckley family. George Bury of Cleveland came for Banter with Martin family. The remains of Joseph Krawule ut, Peter Alex Megaski, and Benjamin Washorwaki were shipped to Cleveland with relatives caring for them. On the way to Norwalk Marshall R. Barges witnessed the fatal accident that claimed these men.
Belden High School Glee Club Presents Minstrel Show
A large Belden crowd welcomed the Belden high school glee club performers on Tuesday evening as they staged a minstrel. Traditionally the singers present an operetta near term end, but this year decided to vary the form. About twenty girls wore crape paper dresses in rainbow colors while Henry Schriyer served as middleman and Harold Gray, Sewell Smith, Edward Retsinger, and Clayton were involved.
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Belden
Belden High School
Gles
Henry Schriyer
Harold Gray
Sewell Smith
Edward Retsinger
Brief notices from Elyria and area
Mr and Mrs A J Laundon of Elyria spent Tuesday evening at the Chas Wise home Wm Murray of Rochester called on Chas Wise Tuesday Miss Ruth Falconer returned to school after an absence due to Winegss Mrs West substituted for her in the first and second grade Charles Wise was in Cleveland Wednesday Mrs Ora Sprague will entertain the Knot A Thread quilt club at her home Thursday April ith The Selden Armbruster family have all been ill Mr and Mrs Fred Armbruster have been helping there The Misses Sara Bernise and Mary Francea Schriver called on Miss Ruth Falconer Sunday Motor boat pilots in Michigan face misdemeanor charges for reckless or speed excess endangering bathers
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Elyria
Mack
Kenneth Crowell
Albion
Morris Varsey
Fields
Minnie Tite
Lottie Munn
Lake Mine College
Painesville
Munn
Hilda Martin
Alliances
Betty Ackerman
Myra Dunnéll
Carleton Bleine
Burl Martin
Clark Harrington
Lorain
A. W. Mason
West Ridge
Harley Wilson
Harvey Durkee
Cleveland
Julia Durkee
Inest Warrington
Frank Hales
Charles Wilson
Spencer
Elyria Y. M.C. A
Thomas Canell
E. E. Durkes
Bert Eddy
Leon Ward
LaPorte
Almon Dimaline
Grafton Road
Ambrose Littlefield
State Farm
Mansfield
Erma Alexander
Robert Grills
Warren
Mary
Ruby Cornish
Lewis Grills
Cornish
Lucy Cole
Ralph Cole
Elaine
Ford Mit
Clarence Humphrey
Clarence Krespach
Krespach
Holley Farr
Texas
Bessie Burke
Yarra
Frank Henney
S. C. Pierce
C. B. Stuart
Berea
B. A. Stroup
Shepard
Worthington
Mary Curtice
Alfred Fuller
Myrtle Firestone
Edith Auble
George Hartman
Lydia Brown
West Salem
Fred Brown
Don Weidrick
Martin
Weidrick
Louise Burket
Wadsworth
B. QO. Innman
Simon Rice
Love Hicks
Anna Shaw
Mary van Valkenburg
C. E. Beamont
Karl
Wakeman
Alice Hendricks
Gertrude Aldrich
Los Angeles
California
J. C. Purvis
John Emerson
Homerville
G. L. Emerson
Earl van Boxsel
Theodore van Bonxel
Henry Betz
Claude Gannett
Q. M. Hathaway
Ruth Hene
Hathaway
Marvin Morhrer
Massillon
T. C. Hyland
Clare Clinehaw
Berlin Heights
Fred Burk
Kathryn Witzleben
Wellington
Marden Todd
Racine
Wis
Etta Minor
Ruth Dawes
Rose Kilgore
Irene Hahn
R. F. Kenyon
New London
A. J. Laundon
Chas. Wise
Wm. Murray
Rochester
Ruth Falconer
Winegss
West
Charles Wise
Ora Sprague
Selden Armbruster
Fred Armbruster
Sara Bernise
Mary Francea Schriver
Fifty and Fit First Spoonful Cure for Dullness Headache
An old time newspaper blurb promotes a laxative syrup claiming quick relief from tiredness and headaches. It warns against habit formation and auto intoxication, touting Dr pepsin protection and affordability. The ad urges daily small doses for adult and child use, noting druggists stock the preparation.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Ig Anten
ATNER
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SALEM
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Strong
Laura Arthur
Bellaire
Tommy
Otis Wyndes
Zlyna Clinve
Haton Alumni Association
Sehew House
Dimaline
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Ila Marie
Lorain Road
U. A. Dunnell and Family
Norman Leach
Byron
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Church of Christ
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Jesus
Ben Varsey
Varsey
Kenneth A
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Jack Oldfield
Bernard Cowley
Pedro Club
Sam Jackson
A. W. Jackson
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P. J. Lex
Elizabeth
Philip Teknipp
Paul Streb
H. A. Miner
Jack
Fred Brunger
N. E. Fuller
C. H. Fuller
Harry Hendricks
Maude Hendricks
Beulah Woods
Ashland
Clara Woods
Leland Rowe
Oberlin
R. J. Rowe
Paul Woods
Shrivers
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Ruth Karwalski
Joseph Krawalaki
Charles Parsons
Mildred Cook
Weekes
Tom Campbell
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Love
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Max Peabody
Norwalk
Mary D{ll
Fred Clark
Libbie Booth
Roy Wessel
J. W. Knott
Garden Club
Charles Shelton
Book Club
W. H. Jones
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Curtiss Todd
Keith Buckley
Cincinnti
Meade Buckley
Grange Hall
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Youngstown
Bert Conry
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Albany
N. Y
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Dora Pomeroy
William Smith
Mary Hall
Lindeback
Townsend
Cassie Ward
Lew Campball
Jack Wabey
Charles Brooker
Josephine Pease
W.L. Pease
R. S Barnes and Baby
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Superarris McMann
Cincinnati
H. McMann
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M. T. Scott
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Merlin Bement
Barea
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Town Hall
Georgia Barnes
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Ford Dealers
Cleve ‘Land
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