New York Day By Day Diary by Charles B Driscoll
Diary notes a New York visit on April 18 by Charles B. Driscoll describing encounters with Linton Wells and Stock Exchange life. He comments on Wells, a baby born, Lindbergh connections, and stock market floor habits, including photography limits, trader routines, and a courteous toll of change at the Spuyten Duyvil gates.
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New York
Charles B. Driscoll
Linton Wells
South America
Wells
Joseph Christopher Glenn
Dack
Texas
Lindbergh
le Bourget Field
Paris
Harry Silay
The
Stock Exchange
George Clark
Boston
Exchange
Sol
Ew Spuyten Duyvil Bridge
Ochinvar in Rags a Southern Love Triangle
Julie Hamilton a small town Southern girl abandons a half hearted engagement when Barry Caldwell a hungry Arizona rancher arrives and declares love. Kenneth presses a duel prompting Julie to confess she loves Barry as Edith Normandy plot to prevent a fight unfolds amid secrecy and escalating tension.
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Julie Hamilton
Kenneth Terry
Barry Caldwell
Arizona
New York
Edith
Kenneth
Isolde Fleming
Barry
Julie
Normandy Buford
Theo
Normandy
Ken
World Fair Visitors Arrive as Columnists Recall Manuscripts
The piece cites writers avoiding manuscript submissions to prevent plagiarism lawsuits and explains editors avoid reading mail. Cecelia Judahy Casserly, daughter of Michael Cudahy, is noted as a Connecticut music patroness known for humor. Her estate features a weather vane topped by a golden Poland-China pig.
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Cecelia Judahy Casserly
Michael Cudahy
Meat Parker
Connecticut
McNaught Syndicate
Oberlin Road Briefs Review of Sunday School change
Members of the Church Council met at the home of Mrs Metta Pierd and Mr and Mrs R F Clark. Bur dette Smith was appointed to act the Sunday School and Ralph McRoberts, who has held the office, tendered his resignation as he is leaving soon to accept a position.
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Oberlin Road
Conneil
Metta Pierd
R. F. Clark
Burdette Smith
Ralph McRoberts
Henrietta
Karl Krueger
John Schinberger
Ashland
Frank Krueger
Elmer Long
Alfred Beege
Edward McRoberts
Vickers Company
Detroit
San Diego
California
Billy
Gar McRoberts
Easter party and April plans in Mercer county churches
In Mercer county the Young People Sunday School class hosted an Easter party for the Primary at the church. April activities are organized by the Women’s Society committee Mrs. Harold Hutchinson Mrs. Fodor and Miss Frances Edmonds. The Russia Township Farm Women’s Club meets April 20 at the Grange Hall and asks members to bring items for the White Elephant Sale. Weekend visitors included Emma and Dorotha Walters Zoe Dunam and Raymond Walz and George Schafer from Pittsburgh. Various locals hosted guests and attended gatherings across Elyria Lorain and Antherst, with hospital and travel notes on William Waller and Mrs. Arthur Younglas.
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Mercer County
Women’s Society
Harold Hutchinson
Fodor
Frances Edmonds
Russia Township
Grange Hal
George Hat
Emma
Dorotha Walters
Zoe Dunam
Raymond Walz
George Schafer
Pittaburgh
Krueger
Ted Harper
George Grabil
Antherst
R. FL. Clark
Metta
Eleanor
Charles Pallas
Mary Fox
Elyria
Arthur Moelk
Lorain
John Bease
William Waller
George Waller
Arthur Younglas
Memorial Hospital
E. Biener
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Lloyd Ashby
Northern Ohio Draft Homse Association
Norwalk
Fred Biener
Tragic Death Toll Reported Across Ohio in Weekend Accidents
UNITED PRESS reports at least 12 people died in Ohio over the weekend. among the dead were Mrs. Gldays Miller and Russell L. Miller Jr in a Columbus auto crash near Lancaster, and Lea Hoyle and Frank Howard of Ashland injured driving to Dayton.
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United Press
Ohio
Gldays Miller
Russell L. Miller, Jr
Columbus
Lancaster
Martin Hannon
Donald Malone
Springfield
Lea Hoyle
Frank Howard
Ashland
Dayton
Avon Lake Library News and Community Notes
Avon Lake Library Board planned redecorating and reported 109 books added in March. In 1937, 3250 was spent for rebinding and new books. this year $600 was approved for books by the county. Lake Shore Union Society members were entertained at Mrs. Gien Beard’s home with Mrs. Maluda Beard, Mrs. Elizabeth Beard, and Mrs. William Horn of Fostoria attending.
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Avon Lake
Library Board
Lake Shore Union Society
Gien Beard
Maluda Beard
Elizabeth Beard
William Horn
Fostoria
Contract Bridge Club
Eugene Herman
Herman
A. E. Busby
Jack Laidlow
Otvd Knatterhenry
Parent-Teachers' Association
Girl Reserves Meet and Community Socials in Avon Lake Area
Thursday morning the Girl Reserves met in the auditorium with Gwen Beard playing piano. Virginia Smith presided. readings by Lucile Burkhardt and Mary Taylor. Miss Shaw, a Cleveland Girl Reserve Councilor, spoke. Dance planned at Avon Lake school with Chuck Whitney’s Elyria orchestra and floor show. Several local residents were noted visiting or ill. Parent-Teachers Association to meet Tuesday. various social visits and travels among Avon Lake residents.
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Gwen Beard
Virgina Smith
Haster
Lucile Burkhardt
Mary Taylor
Miss Shaw
Cleveland
Frank Smith
Mabel Nailer
Harry Pedersen
Carl Pedersen
Avon Lake Aquatic Club
Stratford sites tied to Shakespeare and Hathaway cottage
The old grammar school from 1482 where Shakespeare studied, the house of his birth dated April 23, 1564, and Anne Hathaway's cottage remain in Stratford on Avon. Mexico shares a land frontier with the United States exceeding 1500 miles.
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Shakespeare
Anne Hathaway
Stratford-on- Avon
Mexico
The
United States
Tangy Sauces and Nuts Boost Simple Vegetable Dishes
Flavored vegetable dishes appear in markets with good quality and low prices. The menu offers Cream of Mushroom Soup Sausage and Vegetable Casserole Apple Celery and Date Salad Butterscotch Nut Cookies and a roasted coffee with veal. A recipe for onions with Brazil nuts, a sausage vegetable casserole, creamed carrot stuffed potatoes, and fried cauliflower is provided, plus a note on Paquin three quarter length jackets in flowered silk.
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Paquin
Intermedi ate League meets at Amherst church
The April Intermedi ate League gathering occurs Tuesday evening at the church parlors welcoming the 1958 confirmation class. A threee supper at six precedes the meeting. Five circles of the Woman's Union plan weekly meetings with Circle 2 on Wednesday and others on Thursday. Circle 1 hosts a birthday party with a noon meal Thursday. Guest day honors members with birthdays in the last six months. Circles 3 4 5 meet at various members homes. The King's Daughters class meets Thursday evening at Mrs. Allen Camp. Weekly choir rehearsal is Friday at 7:30 p.m.
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St. Peter Churc
Amherst
Intermediate League
Woman's Union
Albert Kreeger
West Street
R. L. Menz
Circle
Ed. Mens
Minerva Street
Charles Hamann
Mary Brucker
Washington Street
Albert Witte
Robert Hasenflue
Fred Coverdale
King's Daughters
Allen Camp
Franklin Avenue
Irma Mathes
Ladies’ Aid Society
St Ann's society circles plan weekly parish events
Mrs B A Jenne lists upcoming parish activities including Circle 1 Circle 2 and Circle 3 meetings at homes and school hall bingo and bake sale events. Holy Name society Lorain St John's Hall meet this evening. Catholic Youth Organization baseball plans discussed. Various guilds and clubs announce meetings at church parlors this week and an all day quilting event is scheduled.
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Agnes Brennen
Church Street
St. Ann's Society
J. J. Ryan
Middle Street
J. A. Wesbecker
Jackson Street
Peter Wohlever
School Hall
Walter Linehes
Tenney Avenue
Lorain
Holy Name Society
St. John’s Hall
al Ineterested
Baseball League
Manon Guild
School Foundation Program In Ohio Faces Two Dangers
The first of two United Press articles on Ohio public schools outlines two main risks: shrinking bank credit this fall and declining state revenues. It explains the foundation program’s deficit since 1936 and how tax-anticipation notes fund cash shortfalls, with potential impact on local districts and state credit.
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Ohio
The
United Preas
Ohus
Richard A. Blackburn Columbus
School Foundation
State Education Department
Ohio Education Association
Landon Opposes Pump Priming in Kansas Budget Critique
Topeka Kansas April 18 Alf M Landon governor and 1936 Republican nominee criticizes Roosevelt administration on recession policy calling it akin to private business failure. He says spending program fuels a more vicious cycle and mocks administration for resenting successful business. Also notes three air services between London and India and widespread counterfeit money in China.
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Topeka
Kans
aAlf M. Landon
Kansas
Landon
Roosevelt
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