New York Day by Day by A. O. McIntyre reflections
A. O. McIntyre laments New York cultural clashes and celebrity culture in lilting vignettes. He notes ex bankers on streets, Hollywood draws, and notable figures like Alexander Woollcott, Sinclair Lewis, and Faith Baldwin. The piece recalls Mount Pelee’s 1902 eruption and ends with a vivid memory of St Pierre’s 30,000 loss and distant eruption sounds.
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Madison Square
Bootblack
Spinoza
Sinclair Lewis
Faith Baldwin
Kathleen Norris
Erhart BUFFERS SKULL FRACTURE
Jane Kaiser oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Kaiser suffered a fractured skull after a rear car door unlatched causing her to fall to the road. She was examined by a nearby physician and rushed to Elyria Memorial Hospital before being returned home to recover in bed.
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Jane Kaiser
Arthur Kaiser
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Mrs Annie Henry Visitation in Detroit Woman’s Home
Mrs Annie Henry of Detroit Michigan has visited her daughter Mrs Seldon Armbruster and family and plans to stay a few weeks as a guest in their home.
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Annie Henry
Detroit
Michigan
Seldon Armbruster
Sunday Visitors Share Dinners Across Several Homes
A string of social visits fills Sunday as Mrs. Gillette, Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Meyer, Earl Felst and Miss Winnifred Hills, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kaufman and son Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walter and son Willam, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bidle, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Maxworthy, and O. C. Duke and Dina Dina Medina stop by homes in Cleveland Medina Litchfield and Me dina. The gatherings span east of here to Medina and Litchfield with multiple hosts and guests sharing meals and conversation.
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Gillette
Cleveland
Ella Steingass
Here
Oswald Meyer
Edna Herthneck
Medina
Earl Felst
Winnifred Hills
Mallet Creek
Horace J. Humm
Carl Kaufman
Jerry
Kaufman
Tony Hinckle
Frank Walter
Willam
Litchfield
Henry Bidle
Saunders
Albert Spieth
Arthur Maxworthy
Henry Peterson
O. C. Duke of Medina
Horace J. Kumm
Local residents share visits and gatherings in Medina area
Miss Naomi Reutter returned home south of here after a few weeks in Medina. Mr and Mrs Robert Clay and their son Leland of Mallet Creek joined Mrs W G Miller and family. Alan Holcomb Avon and Frank Ullrich hosted a fish fry at Emmanuel Lutheran Valley City. Charles Martin and family of Columbia dined with Frank Ullrich. Horace J Humm visited Ernest Duick and daughter in Mallet Creek. Earl Meyer and family visited Oswald Meyer’s home for dinner. Rose Grabenstetter, Kent State student, spent the weekend with her parents Herbert and Rose Grabenstetter before returning to Kent. Guy Armbruster Cleo and Mel Reese of Chippewa Lake visited Fred Armbruster’s home. Norman Derck of Valley City dined with Charles Gross family. Frank Smith of Homerville visited Oswald Meyer’s east-of-here home. Orville Haury and son Theodore of Medina joined George Haury’s family for Friday dinner. A town hall dance drew many locals in Belden. John Gravenstetter Jr and daughter Margaret of Weymouth visited V G Miller's home for dinner.
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Naomi Reutter
Medina
Robert Clay
Sop Leland
Mallet Creek
W. G. Miller
Perry Holcomb
Avon
Horace J. Humm
Frank Ullrich
Emmanuel Evangelical Lutheran Church
Valley City
Charles Martin
Columbia
Herbert Grabenstetter
Kent
Guy Armbruster
Cleo
Chippewa Lake
Mel Reese
Fred Armbruster
Norman Derck
Derek
Charles Gross
Frank Smith
Homerville
Oswald Meyer
Here
Orville Haury
Theodore
George Haury
Belden
John Gravenstetter, Jr
Margaret
Weymouth
Elyria Sees Visitors and Business Callers on Monday
Visitors and local business callers converged in Elyria on Monday, with residents noting a steady stream of guests from surrounding areas. The day highlighted ongoing commerce and community engagement as part of a broader regional schedule.
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Elyria
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The fragmentary exchange cites a sentiment about generational standards, contrasting what fathers deemed sufficient with a current viewpoint. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or events are present to anchor a proper news-style summary.
Cancellation of Play The Hobgoblin House Sparks Skull Theft Scandal
The Young People's Religious Union of the Unitarian parish cancelled the presentation of The Hobgoblin House after discovering that two cast members had stolen a human skull for realism. In court they were charged and proceedings followed.
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Mendon
Mase
Hobgoblin House
Young People’s Religious Union
Unitarian Parish Committee
Tomb theft at Uxbridge cemetery sparks $50 reward
A private tomb in Uxbridge cemetery was broken into and an ekull valued at $50 was stolen. Authorities urge vigilance and investigations continue to identify the culprit.
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Uxbridge
Great Lekow Route Opens for Interior Transport
The ironage era forge the Great Lekow route which, aided by cannon, provides interior transportation covering 2,000 miles.
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Lekow
Canon
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