New York Day by Day by 0. C. McIntyre
New York diary notes April 19 mix wry pride and pop culture as observers comment on Hemingway, Dempsey, Rubinoff, Mab and Heifetz. The piece wanders through city scenes from fashion to jazz, ending with a bridge respite and playful bohemian chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hemingway
O. Loglow
Marble Avenue
Jack Dempsey
Gar Wood
Judge Landis
Rubinoff
Ethel Merman
R. E. MacAlarney
Twinkle
Jezebels
Floyd Gibbons
Dwight Fiske
Barron Ireland
Nate Salisbury
Buffalo Bill
Yascha Bunchunk
Bridge
Jascha Heifetz
Madcap newsroom romance ends with wedding surprise
A managing editor and a girl reporter clash in the paper shop hums then an outburst leads to a shocking turn. She confronts him at his office and vows to leave, only to marry him that same evening in a twist of fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Kern
Bronxville
California
The City Editor and the Late Chapin
The article recalls Charles Chapin as a harsh city editor who bullied reporters on Park Row. Hugo Halling, a blond Northwest shipper, faced his wrath after a tense morning moment, retorting that he “always walks that way around skunks” and heading toward Doc Perry’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Chapin
Park Row
Hugo Halling
Northwest
Halling
Ogre
Doc Perry
Broadway Tales of Tin Pan Alley and Kern’s Quick Muse
A 1935 McNaught Syndicate column reflects on Tin Pan Alley’s faded era, Berlin lore, and Jerome Kern’s knack for capturing ideas on the fly. It mingles Broadway legends, eateries, and a hotel anecdote about a General mistaken for a crowd of dawns.
Belden Grange Honors Charter and Local Contest Winners
Belden Grange met in regular session and draped its charter in memory of Brother Emery Hosler. A lecture hour featured Miles Knechtges on the National Housing Act, with solos by Lois Rogers and Ruth Stock. The Belden Girls Glee Club and Belden Orchestra won “Very Good” ratings at a Clearview school contest judged by Olaf Christiansen and George Waln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Belden Grange
Emery Hosler
Henry Rising
Miles Knechtges
Grafton
Lois Rogers
J. D. Mennell
Ruth Stock
Miss Stock
Mary Bunce
Home Sweet Home
Belden Girls Glee Club
Belden Orchestra
Clearview School
Olaf Christiansen
George Waln
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Community Notes From Bloomdale and Vicinity
Mrs. Henry Droege hosted a quilting party with guests including Mrs. Wilma Zacharias and two sons, Mrs. Hattie Zacharias of Valley City, Mrs. Bertha Gest of Columbia, and Mrs. Caroline Lang of Nebraska. Funeral services were held in Bloomdale for Mrs. Lottie Sadler, with family members attending. Several local residents attended PTA council events in Columbia. Additional activities featured visits, illnesses, garden club meetings, and local social gatherings across Wellington, Columbus, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Droege
Wilma Zacharias
Hattie Zacharias
Valley City
Bertha Gest
Columbia
Caroline Lang
Nebraska
Snowstorm Leaves Lorain City in Snow and Delays
Snow and rain crippled lines and covered streets with four inches of snow. Local switchmen strike lingered as service partially resumed. Lorain County rural students await Boxwell exam results. May 21 retake date set for those who failed. Colson Company with 400 workers plans to resume operations following coal shortage.
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Lorain County
Colson Company
Lorain
Local Social Notes From Franklin Rust and Neighbors
Franklin Rust visits Grafton on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wise were in La Grange last week. Miss Marie Sailer of Valley City called on Mrs. William Law on Thursday. Mrs. P. H. Rogers and Mrs. Charlie Gest quilted for Mrs. Henry Droege on Thursday evening, while Charlie Gest John Klinect and Henry Droege spent the evening visiting. Mrs. Killip and Dwight Reisinger attended the Missionary Tea at P. H. Rogers home Friday evening. Edward Reisinger of OSA spent the weekend at home. The Misses MayBelle and Marjorie Reisinger of Cleveland visit with their parents. Mrs. Miller and daughter Patricia of Cleveland were guests of Mrs. Law last week. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartman with Clarence Wise and family and Mrs. Mary Wise spent an evening with Wm. Mohler. Sonny Lehman stayed Thursday night with Neil Wise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Rule
Elizabeth Laundin
Cleveland
Charles Wise
Agricultural Society
Wellington
Dale Wise
Jeanne Wise
County Council of Parent Teacher Associations
Columbia
Bert Goodman
Zion Lutheran Church
Valley City
Overman
Floyd Damon
Parma
Wm. Law
Roy Rising
Kenneth Kolbe
Dorothy Rising
Joseph Jankola
John Hartman
D. G. Rejsinzeer
Victory Quilt Club
Edith Shuster
Emil Jelensk
Marjorie
Henry Droege
Rol Law
Toledo
A. L. Wise
J. A. Schurgot
Arthur Bennett
Grace Park
Arthur Rinehart
W. O. Turner
la Grange
Herman Wise
Irma Wise
Mary Kilip
D. G. Reisinger
Edward Reisinger
MayBelle
Marjorie Reisinger
Miller
Patricia
Clarence Wise
Mary Wise
Wm. Mohler
Sonny Lehman
Neil Wise
Elyria Launches Overall Club To Cut Clothing Costs
The First Overall Club in Elyria organizes at city hall to address rising clothing prices. Men workers will wear overalls at work while women adopt singham dresses and aprons to reduce expenses.
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Elyria
Rededicated St Amherst church serves united congregations
The First Congregational Church of St Amherst was rededicated Sunday after an 1842 build and extensive remodeling. Rev Shirl Bartlett led the day’s program as the church becomes a united Methodist and Congregationalist congregation. Also the Tri County Baseball League opens its 1925 season with six teams and Oberlin Independents joining to replace Joppa. Vermilion meets Brownhelm, Berlin Heights faces Wake Man, and Birmingham plays Oberlin in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
St. Amherst
United Congregations
Shirl B. Bartlett
Tri-County Baseball League
Oberlin Independents
Joppa
Vermilion
Brownhelm
Berlin Heights
Wakeman
Birmingham
Oberlin
Lorain County Census Tally Nears Completion
Enumeration of Lorain county residents for the 1930 census nears completion with first reports issued by census supervisor F A Stetson for Lorain and Medina counties. Rochester is listed with a population of 164, up from 157 in 1920, with Lorain counting today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
F. A. Stetson
Lorain
Medina
Rochester
One Woman Blocks Arkansas Highway Contact Standoff Ends
GRAVETTE Ark Officials persuaded Ida Robinson 75 to end a police reported one woman six gun blockade of a nearby highway project. Mayor Herb Lewis presented strong arguments to halt the four day delay and avert confrontations on the land where workers labored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gravette
Ark
Ida Robinson
Herb Lewis
Robinson
Doe deer kills child then is shot by mother
In Gold Beach Oregon a pet doe belonging to a neighbor attacked a two year old boy. The mother killed the animal with a rifle as it chased her while she tried to rescue the boy. The incident stemmed from jealousy over the boy’s attention to a puppy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gold Beach
Oro
Charles Billings
New Ruling On Bill of Sale
The clerk of courts informs that bills of sale must be filed with the clerk and show the total car price. Cancelled sales tax receipts must be affixed to purchaser’s copy and the vendor’s tax portion to the duplicate. Previously either party could file the bill of sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerk of Courts
Hen F. Thomas
State Tax Commission
Also Mentioned on This Page
0. C. McIntyre
Colon
Muir's
Bugs Baer
Robert Benchley
Frank Crowninshield
Deans
Will Hays
Broad Street
Elyria, Ohio
Oxfords
Others
Hildren
Arch-Ease
RTS
Hollywood
Tin Pan Alley
Berlin
Broadway
Winter Garden
Rector’s
Lindy’s
Claremont
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Mrs. Fiske
Hattie Goodman
Carl Schmidt
Mary Killip
Bert Nesbett
Perry Reisinger
Bloomdale
Wuarts
Studebaker Chemical Co
Middle Ave
East Ave
Broad ST
Furbach Coal Co
Rockwood
Strawnac Beenyard
Pennleigh
Sis
W.T Grant CO
East Broad Street
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