New York Day by Day by QO. O. McIntyre diary notes
The diary chronicles a bustling day in New York during April. It mentions a traffic director in a top hat on 6th Street, exchanges with Stark Young and Rufus Steele, and social scenes at Fouquet's with Baron Wrangle and celebrities. It also notes Walter Connolly and Walter Kelly as luncheon speakers, Winnie Sheehan’s Hidden Valley, and H.G. Wells’s junket on a New Deal project.
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New York
6Th Street
Eyoer
Stark Young
Rufus Steele
Gaze Etteer
Plippin
Lois Jong
Ben Alp Diagzins
James Lee
Baron Wrangle
Fouquet’s
Central Park
Dick Berlin
42D Street
Arthur Samuels
Vivian
Winnie Sheehan
Tno
Hidden Valley
Hollywood
Sheehan
Oklahoma visitor misses session amid telegram exchanges and self parody
The text describes a delayed arrival from Oklahoma for a session, marked by exchanged telegrams. It notes Wells speaking and writing as a dramatic genius, capable of transforming into various theatrical personas. A prolific shoe buyer, the subject purchased 12 pairs during the stay, leaving shoes outside his hotel door each night, and only unrecognized during a late midnight sandwich stop at Reuben's.
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Oklahoma
Wells
J’olly
Dla
DeSylva Buys Samuels Song As Movie Theme
Buddy DeSylva secured a Walter Samuels composition as a movie theme after hearing it by phone from New York. He paid a high price and arranged three one hour sessions with an amplifier. Samuels played and suggested melody alterations while DeSylva crafted the lyrics.
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Buddy DeSylva
Walter Samuels
New York
DeSylva
Samuel
Bagatelles Reach World Trip and Party Odds
Hank Wales departs on a world tour via Sticherin while Lee Orwell bets on Azucar in a nine word Spanish list. Samuel Blythe’s magazine copy arrives without capitals. Peggy Joyce attends multiple parties, changing outfits each time. Al Smith favors detective periodicals as betting lines place Oliver Fordly and Patsy Kelly as new film knockouts. Clayo Morgan, a breakfast onion souper abroad, Jolson and Friml are noted, and Mary Lewis is credited with the town’s contagious laugh.
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Bagatelles
Hank Wales
Sticherin
Lee Orwell
Samuel Blythe
Peggy Joyce
al Smith
Oliver Ftardly
Patsy Kelly
Clayo Morgan
al Jolson
Rudolph Friml
Mary Lewis
Restaurateur with broad grin and cigar at cafe table
A vivid portrait describes a man with an expansive grin, a derby hat, crepe beard, and a fat cigar. He rises from his cafe table to hurry back to his store after noting a customer from the previous day.
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Joe Welch
McNaught Syndicate
Local Society Notes From Nova April Visit and Club Gatherings
Mr and Mrs C F Hanville and son Dan visited daughter Alberta ill at Mt Carmel Hospital Columbus. Mrs Minnie Reed of Elyria celebrated birthday with Florence Nichols Charles Crile. L Raver hosted W S Hanna Louis Bae Columbus guests. Farm Bureau met at church annex with a Taffy Pull. Social Sisters Club hosted Ruth and Elizabeth Richards. Research Club met at Maggie Walker with Easter decors and sick remembered. Ever Ready club hosted by Ethel Wagner with Zora Andrews assisting. Knotting comfort for hostess and social conservation were enjoyed.
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Nova
C. F. Hanville
Dan
Alberta
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Columbus
N. Nichols
Florence
Charles Crile
Minnie Reed
Elyria
L. Raver
W. S. Hanna
George Bae
Billy
Farm Bureau
Church Annex
Social Sisters
Ruth
Elizabeth Richards
Research Club
Maggie Walker
Ethel Wagner
Zora Andrews
Sophomore Wiener Roast and Arbor Day at Nova High
The Nova High Sophomore class held a wiener roast in the home economic room on Wednesday evening. Despite several absences, attendees reported a good time. Arbor Day activities featured a fine program by grades and pupils. A tree planted on the school ground was supervised by Arthur Baker Wendell Crawford and Bob Crumrine. A bottle with pupils' names was planted with the tree as part of the ceremony. The group sang around the tree and later viewed slides on Native Trees.
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Nova High School
Arthur Baker
Wendell Crawford
Bob Crumrine
America
Local Visitors and Socials Fill Birmingham Briefs
Birmingham April 15 Miss Jennie Carter and nephew John Mrs Aston Winbeck and grandson Robert Roce were Ack land visitors Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Jack Rose who have spent winter in Texas arrived at the home of the former's parents. Dr and Mr J W Ross that week Leland Packard of South Am herst. Mr and Mrs Harold Pack ard and son of Flonia were Sunday guests of their mother Mrs Carrie Davidson. Mr and Mrs Fred Schroeder and family move from Collins to the farm north of town recently owned by Mr Paul. Mrs Clarence Opperman and son Elyria shoppers Saturday evening. Mrs Waldron and son Howard were Monday visitors at Mrs Mar Mary Rocart. Mrs Joe Greenwitten entertained Wednesday afternoon with a quilting party. Attending were Mrs Carrie Davidson Mrs Melissa Bates Mrs Robert Moulder daughter Martha Ruth all of this place and Mrs Gladys Hil of Florence Mr and Mrs Fm Fulgrabe were Saturday evening shoppers in Elyria. Mrs Heater Rosa of Ashland visited her parents Mr and Mrs Alisa Witbeck over the weekend. Mrs Florenss Fou spent Wednesday in Lorain.
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Birmingham
Jlennie Carter
John
Aston Winbeck
Robert Roce
Ackland
Jack Rose
Texas
J. W. Ross
Leland Packard
South Amherst
Harold Packard
Flonia
Carrie Davidson
Fred Schroeder
Family Chase
Collns
Paul
Clarence Opperman
Mere Elyria
Waldron
Howard
Mar
Mary Rocart
Fm. Fulgrabe
Elyria
Wakeman
Adam McKirschner
Congregational Church
Robert Gerber
Robert Hoyt
Harry Shafer
Norwalk
John Todd
Jeanette Ardith
Eugene Holmes
A. Hewes
North Eaton
Center Ridge
Holmes
Grange Hall
Bridge
Pedro
A. S. Todd
Lavinah Griffin
River Street
Beulah Derr
Hartland
C. J. Hoyt
Congregational Church Club
Robert Gerber and Son
W. J. Benson
Evelyn
Greenwich
Robbie Gerber
Mervyn Kenyon
Bridge Club
Virginia Phillips
Gladye Arnbolt
Byron Dalton
Fred Graves
W. S. Wood
Book Club
J. G. White
Blaine Hurst
W S. Wood
C. H. McMann
W. O. Jones
B. J. Filkins
C. &. Clark
W. L. Pease
H. S. Dalton
Clayr Stackhouse
C. F. Thomas
McHinnexs Banque
Norwalk High School
Charlies Clark, Sr
W. J. Pease
O A. R. House
Huron County Republican Woman’s Organization
Katherine Kennedy Brown
Dayton
National Committee
Ohio
New London
Clarksfield
Palm Sunday Sermon Urges Humble Service Over Power
In First Congregational Church Dr William Muir Auld frames Jesus triumphal entry as a lesson in servant leadership not royal authority He contrasts worldly kingdoms built on force with a divine rule grounded in charity and sacrifice His message challenges pride and nationalism urging Christianity rooted in goodwill and cooperation toward a spiritual revolution.
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First Congregational
William Muir Auld
Jesus
Jerusalem
Christ
Washington
Ottawa
Berlin
Paris
Rome
London
Moscow
Elyria
Christendom
King of the Ass
Spiri
Wakeman Community News and Local Events
Funeral services for Mrs. Adam McKirschner were held at the Congregational church with burial in Wakeman Cemetery. Various social visits, club meetings, a high school Girls Hiking Club board party, and local announcements fill the period along with a notable golf incident in Astoria where George Coon counted a hole-in-one that rolled into a water hazard.
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Astoria
Orchy
Jame- George Coon
Coon
Fragmentary quote on communism fascism contrast noted
A fragment discusses how communism and fascism compare unfavorably to a harsher, crude display by belted youths in a country schoolyard. The text emphasizes the speaker's belief in a stronger stance and warns against trivial rivalries.
Lake Avenue Woman's Association Meeting Preview
The Woman's Association of Lake Avenue Community Church will meet at the home of Mrs. William Leonard on Wednesday afternoon April 17 to complete a quilt. All members are urged to attend.
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Lake Avenue FK
Woman's Association of the
Lake Avenue Community Church
William Leonard
North Elyria Grange Meeting Includes New Members and Program
The North Elyria Juvenile and Subordinate Grange met at Lake Avenue school house Thursday evening. Wilford Crittel and Florence Doris were received into the range. Oberlin Grange furnished the program with songs, piano, monologue, readings, a moth movie, whistling and mouth organ duet, and a play The Burglar. Refreshments served to about 150 from Oberlin Carlisle Amherst and North Elyria.
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North Elyria
Lake Avenue
Wilford Crittel
Florence Doris
Oberlin Grange
the Grange
Croskey family visits and local greetings noted
Elmus Croskey stays with his parents Mr and Mrs FE F Croskey Corliss Croskey from Killbuck and James Easterday from Wellington visit Mr and Mrs BE F Croskey and family Mr and Mrs William Leonard and son Francis call on Mr and Mrs Ervin Phillips of Lorain Mrs Leonard spends Thursday afternoon with Mrs A Jenkins of Lorain
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Elmus Croskey
FE. F. Croskey
Corliss Croskey
Killbuck
James Easterday
Wellington
BE. F. Croskey
William Leonard
Francis
Ervin Phillips
Lorain
Cupid Scores A Touchdown Chooses Senior Play
Sheffield selects a three act comedy Cupid Scores A Touchdown for the senior play at Brookside School on May 17. Directed by Miss Helen Frishbee, rehearsals began last week. Cast includes Mrs Daniel Connors Irish society woman. Neva Carrick Bet y maid. Frances Tarnosky Mrs Belden Grey English tutor. Marian Moon Mrs Angelica McNulty. Kathryn Root Beatrice Comton. Elizabeth Sallay. Daley Connors. Christine Poor. George Konsik. Barton Hawley. Francis Foster. Evelyn Merrick. Alan Wrigzley. James Smith.
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Sheffield
Cupid
Brookside School
Helen Frishbee
Daniel Connors
Neva Carrick
Betty
Frances Tarnosky
Belden Grey
Marian Moon
Angelica McNulty
Mra Connera
Kathryn Root
Beatrice Comton
Central Park Weast
Elizabeth Sallay
Daley Connors
Conners
Trish Rose
Christine Poor
Stanley Comton
George Konsik
Barton Hawley
Francis Foster
Gladys Fluttermore
Evelyn Merrick
Alan
Chubby) Wrigzley
James Smith
Brookside PTA Nominating Committee Chosen for May Elections
The Brookside Parent Teachers Association selects Mrs Har ry Gang Mrs Earl Johnson and Mrs Joseph Kensick as nominating committee for May elections at the May meeting. Elizabeth Sallay was elected May Queen by Brookside high school students and will be crowned at the Spring Festival in May.
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Brookside Parent Teachers’ Association
Harry Gang
Earl Johnson
Joseph Kensick
Elizabeth Sallay
Brookside
Brookside Boys Lose Volleyball Debut at Avon
Brookside Boys fall to Avon in their season opener played after school at Avon. Brookside School Board met Tuesday and rehired all teachers, bus drivers, and the custodian.
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Brookside Boys
Avon
Brookside School Board of Education
School staff reassignments and driver custodial changes
The document lists renamed teachers including James MecCombe as principal Mil lard Fretz William Barr Helen Frisbee Laurie McGoowen Mil dred Stauder Falizabeth Martin and Alfredelle Crompp Harold Irish Farle Johnson and Charles Bauserman were reappointed bus drivers and Leo Webber was retained as custodian of the school building.
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James MecCombe
Millard Fretz
William Barr
Helen Frisbee
Laurie McGoowen
Mildred Stauder
Falizabeth Martin
Alfredelle Crompp
Harold Irish
Farle Johnson
Charles Bauserman
Leo Webber
Youths Attach Motor To Bobsled For Fast Run
Local youths Philip Johnson and James Lund attached a miniature car motor to a homemade bobsled. They reached a speed of 25 miles per hour during the test run, showcasing ingenuity and resourcefulness.
Satanist sects arise in Bohemia during the 18th century
In Bohemia during the 1700s a curious Satanist sect emerged. Followers worshipped the devil not from fear but in sympathy with his misfortunes, reflecting a unique medieval and Enlightenment era context.
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Bohemia
Locnard name origin tied to old German roots
The name Locnard derives from the old German Loanhard meaning as strong as a man. The etymology connects to Loan hard elements and reflects a heritage of strength in its linguistic history.
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Walter Kelly
Richard Macaulay
H.G. Wells
Tie
Eve
Hugh Gohnson
Odo
Quilting
Joe Greenwitten
Melissa Bates
Robert Moulder
Martha Ruth
Gladys Hil
Brievs
Woman's Assoc. Meeting
Grange
Pierce
Golder
Daniel Reardon
Horton St. Jackson, Mich
Sligate
Principe
Household Finance Co
R. R. Ritter
Elyria Building
Third Street
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