Living room theatrics at a New York apartment
New York Day by Day chronicles a weekend visit by humorist Frank Sullivan to Arthur Samules and family on Park Avenue. The piece ricochets through social gossips about telegram jests with Joe Bryan, a pricey Algonquin menu prank, and Toscanini’s delicate bassoon note, ending with a cheeky anecdote as the bassoonist triumphs by silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Arthur Samuelses
Park Avenue
Frank Sullivan
Saratoga Springs
Samuelses
Sullivan
Samuels
Jos
Bryan
Saratoga
Whopley
Whampley
Whitneys
Joe
Frank
Wanderlust and whimsy mark a party tale and globe trotting stars
Robert Sherwood’s daughter samples raspberry ice at a party while preferring vanilla for taste. Bugs Baer endures a cordial pour as guests protest. Bob Davis roams far from home, from Kamchatka to Siberian snows, yet never sees the Statue of Liberty. Noel Coward, Richard Harding Davis, and others chase travel and change, each restless for motion and new experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Sherwood
Bugs Baer
Baer
Bob Davis
Old Mexico
Kamchatka
Solomon Islands
New York
Statue of Liberty
Inertia Strangles a Mt Kisco Gentleman
A country gentleman devoted to walks in Mt Kisco woods and evenings by a polished fireside bench felt inertia strangling him. After months he sighed to a friend and ten days later toppled over at his desk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Kisco
Local Marco Polo Boasts Three Sunday Trips in Row
A town traveler dubbed a local Marco Polo bragged of three Sunday excursions in a row. The boast highlights a unique travel record claimed by a prominent community figure in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate
Epworth League, Easter Exercise, Church News
Clarksfield notes an Epworth League gathering at Mr and Mrs Clay Puder home. An Easter program is planned for Clarksfield M E Church at 9 45 a m on Sunday April 21. Ladies Aid held a meeting with good attendance. births announced for an eight pound baby boy born April 10, 1935 to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gibson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Epworth League
Clay Puder
M. E
W. H H. Stone
Local Health Notes From Area Homes
Mrs C H Haynes remains in serious condition. Mrs Vern Edwards is on the sick list. Doris Burrows has the mumps. The Joe Nester children are affected by the pink eye.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Haynes
Vern Edwards
Doris Burrows
Joe Nester
Social visits fill weekend across Cleve land and area
Mr and Mrs J C Reimer and many relatives from Cleveland Toledo Wooster and Elyria visited at various homes including the Clarks and Merrills. Neighborhood trips included Cleveland work and a funeral in Kipton. Town residents traveled to Oberlin Norwalk and Norwalk for weekends and events.
Obituary Notices Cremation favored by Redding Ridge resident
Minnie Teeis requested cremation after death and scattering of ashes for herself at Redding Ridge Cana. Friends complied when she died, as obituary notes her wish to avoid causing grief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redding Ridge
Cana.ve
Minnie Teeis
Neice
Srief
Uddenis
Fishworms In Soil Work Turn Over Heavy Acreage
Fishworms are said to aid soil service by turning over as much as fifteen tons of soil per acre during their activity.
Easter Sunrise Service At Local Methodist Church
Vincent April 17 report notes Sunday morning services at the local Methodist church. It describes opening hymns Take the Name of Jesus With You and Fade Fade Each Earthly Joy, remarks by Rev Ryan, and communion to close. Next Sunday April 21 new members may join as sermon highlights Christ entering Jerusalem and Jesus life in hearts. Sunrise prayer meeting Easter morning invited. attendance rose to 92 from 5 and 76 a year ago. Progressive class gave the largest 77 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jerusalem
God
Jesus
Rome
Saul
Martin Luther
New Jerusalem
D. F. Eschtruth
C. E. McIntire
Social visits Pagoing through Cleveland and Lakewood
Mr and Mrs John Cook and their son spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs J G Morris and their sons. Miss Emma Ackerman visited her sister Miss Alma Ackerman at Mrs Redman home in Lakewood Ohio. Mrs Leroy Rhone and son Le roy visited his sister from Pennsylvania at the Clinic in Cleveland Saturday. Mr and Mrs A C Warner of West River road and Miss Edna and Miss Clara Johnson of Gulf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cook
J. G. Morris
Emma Ackerman
Alma Ackerman
Redman
Lakewood
Ohio
Leroy Rhone
Leroy
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
A. C. Warner
West River Road
Edna
Clara Johnson
Gulf
Ruth West
Fannie West
Eloise Wilson
Frances Giffords
Grant Gifford
Miss Gifford
Lee Gehres
A. M. Sherburne
Walter H. Green
Roger Jones
Milan
Beulah
Blanche
Lucille Green
Betty Mays Lounsbrough
Warren Green
Kuhl
Wakeman Iwn
Tremendous 1 Trifles By Elmo Scott Watson
A historic look at James Marshall s discovery of gold in Coloma California in January 1848. The piece links the finding to Sutter, the ensuing wealth and its impact on the nation’s slavery era and the onset of the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmo Scott Watson
Aptus
James Wilson Marshall
Capt
John Sutter
Coloma
Marshall
California
King
New Helvetia
James Marshall
S. Rasters
Ewes
Enlee
Wedding anniversary and neighborhood social notes
Mrs. Frankie Reese visiting Wade Johnson family. John Knepper called on Raymond Cook and son at Pleasant View Sanatorium. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Morris attended a 49th wedding anniversary at Oberlin road home of the Beeses with relatives from Elyria. Several local neighbors visited Merle Shawver and family formerly of Vincent now Elyria Avenue. Ladies hosted a quilting session with F. H. Lewis and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Morris
Frankie Reese
Wade Johnson
John Cook
John Knepper
Raymond Cook
Pleasant View Sanatorium
William Heck
Elyria
John Beese
Oberlin Road
Beese
George Fridenstine
Murray Ridge Road
F. H. Lewis
Loretta
James
Eleanor
Leroy Rhone
Merle Shawver
Vincent
Elyria Avenue
C. E. McIntire
C. F. Senning
L. Rhone
Spring Fashion Pattern from Chronicle Telegram
Assistant Professor of Household Arts at Teachers College Columbia describes a youth friendly crepe coat ensemble with tiger print trim. Pattern details include 21 yards of contrast jacket trim and bust size 74 inches, price 15 cents, order to The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department 200 Fifth Ave New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
N.Y
Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Community Church Ladies Plan Meeting in Pittsfield
The Ladies Society of the Community Church will meet with Mrs. Clarence Beard this Thursday. Carl Brassee died in an Omaha hospital after throat infection. his family traveled to Omaha for the funeral. Relatives and friends extend sympathy as the community notes his boyhood ties to local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Clarence Beard
Carl Brassee
Omaha
Neb
Brassen
L. P. Chappiin
Carl G. Brandt
Roy Brassee
Ray Brassee
Chapman
Rachael Brassee
Mr. Chapman
Oberlin
Mr. Brassee
Mrs Sherburne Hosts Club Gathering With Oberlin Guests
Mrs A M Sherburne entertained her club last Thursday afternoon with guests Mesdames J Stone Phil Baxter Parry ridhederers May Blackwell and Miss Grace Morgan of Oberlin Mrs Mason of Wellington and the hostess. After a pleasant afternoon the hostess served a luncheon to the assembled guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Sherburne
Mesdames J. Stone
Phil Baxter
Parry Ridhederers
May Blackwell
Grace Morgan
Oberlin
Mason
Wellington
Sherburne
Administrator Sale Draws Large Crowd at Hosley Farm
An exceedingly large crowd attended the Administrator's Sale at the Hosley Farm on Route 5 held last Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hosley Farm
Local Farmers Busy with Oat Planting and Social News
Oat crop planting nears completion as farmers in the locality stayed busy the past two weeks. Visitors at the home of Mr and family over Sunday included Mr and Mrs Charles Feakins and Mrs Mary Lounsbrough of Oberlin with Miss Adabell Lounsbrough of Elyria, Mr and Mrs H T Worcester of Oberlin, and Mr E Earl Davidson of Brighton. E Earl Davidson and Mrs Davidson of Brighton spent Sunday afternoon with the Mills family. Many local residents attended the picture Life Begins at 40 starring Will Rogers at the Apollo Theatre in Oberlin. Miss Elsie Avery visited friends in Oberlin on Sunday. Mrs Jessie Kruse has returned home after wintering with relatives in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Charles Feakins
Mary Lounsbrough
Oberlin
Mias Adabell Lounsbrough
Elyria
H. T. Worcester
E. Earl Davidson
Brighton
Men’s Club Supper at Methodist Church Hosts Prof Sherman
A large crowd attended the Men’s Club supper at the Methodist church Friday evening. After the meal the group gathered in the church for an address by Prof Sherman of Oberlin College on Shakespeare’s Birthdate anniversary. Ray Rowland and his orchestra provided fine music. the program was described as excellent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Prof
Sherman
Oberlin College
Shakespeare
Ray Rowland
Evening Services at Methodist Church During Holy Work
Daily evening church services are held at the Methodist Church with sermons by Rev. R. J. Mott. The schedule emphasizes Holy Work observances and ongoing worship in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
R. J. Mott
Visitors and Social Factions Spotted at Local Homes
Birmingham April 17 local notes list visitors from Flint Cleveland Elyria Amherst Lorain and Sandusky. Mr and Mrs Chester Henry and Mr and Mrs James Watchman spent the weekend with V C Henry and Harwood. Albert Baird and Florence Fox also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Chester Henry
Flint
Mich
James Watchman
Cleveland
V. CC. Henry
C. H. Haywood
Tom
Eddie
Harold Harwood
Elyria
Zaesig
O. A. Mordoff
Sunda
Albert Bairdmere
Anthony Neiding
Sandusky
Myron Koott
William Opperman
Joe Greanwitt
Betty
Amherst and
Lorain
Raymond Helnzerjing
Vera Youngs
Amherst
Clarence Opperman
Nerene Collinzenod
Forea
Sunday Guests At Various Local Homes In Elyria Area
Families from Elyria Berlin Heights Amherst South Amherst and nearby towns visited relatives and friends on Sunday. Couples including Claude Collingwood Karl Hollis and their children joined Mrs Mary Bosart and the Pfarr family in Cleve land while Bickel from LaGrange and Opperman Hartley and Hartel families shared meals and company across several local homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Collingwood
Karl Hollis
Elyria
Mary Bosart
Eand
Freg Pfarr
Leslie
Mildred
Elsie Burhelm
Cleveland
Joe Bickel
LaGrange
Berkmyer
L. R. Opperman
Inez Miller
Henry
Ruth
Nellie
Brownhelm
C. EB. Opperman
J. W. Hartley
Huron
Thomas Hartley
Ira Denman
Ed Larson
Amherst
Delia Dewman
Bernard Hartel
Rocky
Needle Guild Society meeting hosted by Mrs Haist
South Ridge April 16 Mrs A J Haist of Lorain will host a Needle Guild Society gathering for members and their families on Wednesday evening of this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
A. J. Haist
Lorain
The
Needle Guild Society
Bechtel Celebrate Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel entertained at noon a dinner on Friday in honor of their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Covers were arranged for twelve guests present from Erie Pennsylvania Elyria Brownhelm Birmingham and Middle Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Bechtel
Erie
Elyria
Brownhelm
Birmingham
Middle Ridge
Married People's Bridge Club hosts evening game
Mr and Mrs Rene Stang entertained Saturday with high scores by Mrs Maynard Gott and Frank Krueger. Refreshments were served at small tables. The club meets in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Maynard Gott in Oberlin. Present were Mr and Mrs Jas Solida Mr and Mrs Harland Schramm Mr and Mrs Frank Kreuger Mr and Mrs Maynard Gott and Mr and Mrs Francis Ward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rene Stang
Confirmation class honor at St Peter's Amherst 1885
Mr and Mrs Anthony Delefield attend a celebration at St Peter's Amherst honoring the Confirmation class. Anthony was one of eight members confirmed that year in 1885.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Delefield
St. Peter’s Church
Amherst
Anthony
Mr and Mrs Hiscox Guests of Bates in Cleveland
Mr and Mrs A J Hiscox and family visited Mr and Mrs Harry Bates as guests in Cleveland on a weekend period. The item notes hospitality and local social ties without detailing events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hiscox
Harry Bates
Cleveland
Jolly Dozen Club Meets at Miss Kaittie home
Miss Marion Kaittie hosted a Jolly Dozen Club meeting at her home on Thursday evening. The regular business session was held and games were enjoyed. The club will meet again on March 23 with Miss Jeanette Bulls on Murray Ridge. Refreshments were served to members Miss Miriam Fowl, Miss Jeannette Baus, Miss Marjorie Pitcock, Miss Helen Pitcock, Jessie McCauley, Miss Margaret Mason, Miss Ruth Schroeder, Miss Violet Schroeder, Miss Marion Grobe and guest Irma Spiegelbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Kaittie
Jolly Dozen
Mar Srd
Jeanette Bulls
Murray Ridge
Miriam Fowl
Jeannette Baus
Marjorie
Helen Pitcock
Jessie McCauley
Margaret Mason Ruth
Violet Schroeder
Marion Grobe
Irma Spiegelbers
Funeral service for Mrs. Lillah Sander in Henriettta
Rev. R. G. Pieker officiated at the funeral from the deceased’s late home in Henriettta on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Pieker
Lillah Sander
Henrietta
Choir Rehearsal at Church Friday
The choir will meet at the church for rehearsal on Friday.
Real Estate Transfers Listed for Lorain Area Properties
Transfers include George H Trenchard to Mary Trenchard on Grafton Street Mivela properties Delaware Avenue and Lorain West Twenty sixth Street transfers between Nagy family members Lorain Edna Brainard to Carol Horn Brownell Avenue Lorain John Granda estate to Mary Granda 21 acres Newberry Brace Tracts Elyria Township Port City Mortgage to Carol Horn half interest Lorain Sheriff deed to Thomas and Julia Zgoda 61 acres LaGrange Township Sears Roebuck inputsquitclaim from William and Bertha Cuter to Sears Roebuck on Reid Avenue Lorain
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Trenchard
Mary {. Trenchard
Grafton Street
Grafton
John Masiyk
Carl J. Masiyk
Delaware Avenue
Mivela
John
Veronien Lacusky
E. C. Reed
Highland Addition
Lorain
John Nagy
Susie Nagy
Mary Dajka
John R. Nagy
Betty Wright
Helen Fradley
West Twenty-sixth Street
Edna Brainard
Carol Horn
Brownell Avenue
John Granda
Mary Granda
Newberry
Elyria
Port City Mortgage Company
Early Music Magic and Herd Instinct Echoed in History
The text links music to magic in ancient times and suggests cave art and weapons scratches served practical hunting or war magic. It outlines three herd instincts—protective, socialized, and ages five—exemplified by wolf, sheep, and bee. Carlyle warned against speechmaking, urging meditativ e silence long before modern speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlyle
Huer Long
Hugh Johnson
Old Glory Grange Holds Meeting in April
Old Glory Grange No. 2215 met Thursday evening April 1 with officers and forty members, plus visitors from Ridgeville and Spencer. Worthy Master Willmot Long chaired. Members approved a May 1 program at Strongsville, funded a five dollar lecturer drawing, and conducted degrees for Mrs. Alva Spicer assisted by Tabreaux. Prizes and refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Old Glory Grange No. 2215
Old Glory
Ridgeville
Spencer
Willmot Long
Tom Callely
Edith Tray
Theodore Camp
W. F. Kirk
Lucille Rawson
Mason
Grange
Archer
Strongsville
Alva Spicer
Brother Holcomb
Tabreaux
Stella Hamlet
Albert Archer
Don Swartz
Boy Hemophilia Sufferer Given Lifesaving Blood
Eight year old Clifford Loomis cannot play rough fearing bleeding to death from hemophilia. A clipped tongue wound bled until a passerby’s blood was applied to clot the cut and save him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Clifford Loomis
Clifford
No Danger Of War Between United States And Japan
Japanese Ambassador Hirosi Saito says in The American Magazine there is no possibility of war between the U S and Japan. He cites friendly commercial ties and suggests misunderstandings fuel rumors about naval maneuvers and immigration laws drive mutual suspicion while noting a shift toward amending the 1924 immigration act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Japan
Hiros! Saito
Aram
Pacific
Salto
America
Complex states of mind as goods in virtue knowledge pleasure
The sentence states that virtue knowledge and pleasure are the three elements that compose the complex states of mind man considers good in themselves. It presents a concise philosophical view on intrinsic goods.
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. C. McIntyre
John Peter Toubey
Algonquin
Toubey
Toscanini
Noel Coward
Richard Harding Davis
C. O. Burill
Leke Ave
J. C. Reimer
H. C. Porter
Roy White
Emma White
E. 3. Clark
Harry Merrill
Wooster
Cecil Carman
John Merrill
Beatrice Merrill
Emery Merrill
New London
Sarah Merrill
E. J. Clark
Courtland Marshell
Nankin
T. G. Bowerite
West Salem
Alonzo Hanes
Carl Edwards
Leon Burras
Olena
George Heidlen
Ford Myers
J. L. Andrews
George Smith
Owen Thomas
Alphonso Thomas
Eleanor Stevenson
Wakeman
Bobby
W. H. Stone
Gordon McGlenn
Jennie Hutcherson
John Lee
Clyde Lee
Jim Logan
Pearl Wassell
Jim Calkins
Ray Wooster
George Freman
Kipton
Hazel
Ruth Phillips
Genevieve Landis
Homer Fish
Radcliffe
Monroeville
X. W. Lee
Hanks
Charlie Stone
George Heitsche
Howard Davis
Perrysburg
Wenz
St. Petersburg
Florida
Otto Keith
Wilierstone
C. Ho Haynes
Sean Burras
Clarkefield
Wills Shord and Cane
Norwalk
Grant Jonas
Marzaret McDonald
Preq Praline
Castle
Fiat
Casile's
Castles Wall Paper & Paint
Second St
Floria, Ohio
Swagger
SOBI
Entertains Club
M. P. Bridge Club
Jolly Dozen Club
Old Glory Grange
Bleeder
U. S
Leon H. Rankin
Lake Ave
Equitable Life Assurance Society of
U.S
Henry Heidrich
F. G. Bauer
R. W. Gleason
G. C. Martin J. M. P. Nicol
J. T. Shook
Elvira Savings & Trust
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