New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll
New York notes discuss Bruce Reynolds flashy hat feather and Raymond Moley Post series on F D Roosevelt links. Rockefeller buys forest land along the Palisades to gift to an interstate park authority. An urban radio casting card ethic is explained. Forties dancing girls with small bags seek luck in theaters and boarding houses remain grim but lively. Steve Ondek proposes foot rinsers for World's Fair and NY rest stops to ease tired bodies.
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New York
Bruce Reynolds
Raymond Moley
Saturday Evening Post
F. D. Run
John D. Rockefeller
Chas. Driscoll Forest
Palisades
Interstate Park Authority
Midtown
Steve Ondek
Bridgeport
Final Rehearsal For Pageant At Fair Festival
The Lorain County Fair pageant nears completion with two more dance numbers. Amherst group leads the fruit growing scene and Wellington Penfield Huntington granges supply additional performers. Final rehearsal set for Friday evening at the fairgrounds with all groups present.
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Lorain County Fair
Robert S. Bancroft
Amherst
Evelyn Izold
Marion Hecock
Ula Johnson
Eleanora Biddinger
Wilma Holzhauer
Mildred Kaser
Ruth Rosenkranz
Janice Hollingsworth
Almeta Biddinger
Velsetta Brady
Helen Stilgenbauer
Hazel Taylor
Lois Horn
Lole Roth
Betty Deuschle
Beverly Murray
Elsie Lodge
Naomi Bock
Mona Shryock
Elaine Mahar
Estella Goodsite
Ruth Bach
Anna Lodge
Rita Baker
Edna Ahlgrin
Alderic Des Champs
Nellie Miller
Anna Fry
Richard Brady
LaRue Biddinger
Hickory Tres Grange
Columbia
Wellington, Penfield
Huntington
Phyllis Wortheimer
Verna Walters
Anna Buswell
Mary Jane Wise
Vera Wallace
Janet Carino
Jeanne Whiteside
Wilma Brewer
Wanda Jordan
Betty -Jean Wiles
Ruth Dunford
Phyllis Jordan
Dorothy Gillette
Aretha Friend
Janet Friend
Doris Jordan
Dorothy Richards
Vacation Time Subscriptions for Chronicle Telegram
An informal ad urges readers to arrange vacation delivery of The Chronicle Telegram to an away address. It explains how to start and stop service, keep up with Dixie and neighbors, and have the regular carrier bill upon return. The notice promotes forwarding the paper and branding it The Family Newspaper.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Woman Dies During Prayer at Vinita Negro Baptist Church
An elderly African American woman praying at the Ne gro Baptist church in Vinita collapsed as the pastor ended his service. A physician summoned to the church pronounced her dead.
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Vinita
Okla
Negro Baptist Church
False-Alarm Case Ties Fireman to Merely Mischief
A member of the Washington Fire Company in Danville Pennsylvania was convicted of sending in a false fire alarm. He allegedly phoned the fire company and then stood in the street directing traffic as part of the misdeed.
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Danville
Washington Fire Company
Light of the World sermon and area church events
Litchfield notes report Rev L P Juell will preach on The Light of the World as the Baptists and Congregationalists unite for the service next Sunday August 8. Rev H S Mabie and wife plan a two week vacation visiting family in Ohio and Michigan with Mabie to preach in Bellevue August 13. Community activities include Young People's Society gathering August 6 and various local visits, trips, and family events through the week.
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Litchfield
L. P. Juell
Baptist Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Gatherings
The report lists numerous local calls and visits. Cora Damon and Mrs Ruger relations are mentioned with a plan to free the east port. Mrs Esther Judson hosts. Doris Rising of La Grange stays with the Bessemer family. Archer home sees John Hylkema Sharlene Wise and Robert Cannenburg. Margroff and OBrien families visit. Roy Whitehead hosts. Hase and Shingleton attend a birthday dinner for Raymond Morgan and son in Litchfield and York respectively.
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Cora Damon
Mrs Belle Fey Returns to Richmond After Visit
Mrs Belle Fey and her son Frederick left Sunday morning by motor for Richmond Virginia after a two week stay with relatives in this locality. Born here she spent her girlhood and was a church member before moving to Virginia. A reception was held in Lorain with the Emmanuel Evangelical church group. Frederick works in the newspaper business in Virginia. They stayed with sister in law Mrs Emma Fowl and nephew Ralph Fowl and family.
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South Ridge
Belle Fey
Frederick
Richmond
Virginia
Lorain
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Emma Fowl
Ralph Fowl
Local church and club notices from Amherst area
The Ladies Aid and Women's Missionary Societies meet Thursday afternoon August 3 in Clearview Grove with Mrs. Margaret Baus in charge. A lunch will be served. The Truth Seekers Class of the First Evangelical Church of Amherst met at the Nelson Bechtel home Friday evening for a wiener roast with forty in attendance. Malcolm Fowl led a Sunday School Convention report at Linwood Park Vermilion. Mrs. Russell Spiegelberg and infant son Ronald returned home from Elyria Memorial Hospital yesterday. Rev. R Gilliand of Lorain preached at the Amherst church Sunday morning. Mrs. Mervin Schubert attended the July U-Kum Club meeting at the home of Matilda Hacker in Oberlin. She also joined Circle No. 5 at St Peter's Church Amherst held at Edward Lehman's home. An Ice Cream Social by the E L C E Society on the church lawn netted a good sum for the treasury. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Brucker and family attended the Schneider reunion at Ruggles Beach Sunday. Carolyn Elizabeth Schlechter of Henrietta spent a few days with her uncle Milton Schlechter and aunt. Clara Steinman of Bucyrus visited Mrs. Margaret Be.
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C. F. Turner
Lakewood
F. L. Turner
Arthur Maxworthy
Erhart
Rose Petersen
Wahlin
Akron
McDonald
Ernest Wahlin
John Hostettler
Velta Brown
Rittman
Charles Holmes
Charles
Cleveland
William Baish
Henry Hyden
Pittsfield
Oberlin
Joe Schindler
Schinler
Floyd Howe
Blaine Archer
Albert Archer
Sullivan
Fred White
Lodi
May Scudder
Abbie Flanery
Bud
Thurlow Flanery
Nelson Gross
T. J. Winnup
Grand Rapids
Maumee River
George Mendlehan
Billy Henderson
Asbury College
Wilmore
George
Janet Dague
Chatham
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Richard “Jameyson
John Schiddenhelm
Springfield
Ohio
Charles Eberle
Harold Callahan
Wilbur Callahan
Cincinnati
Mabie
Ed Hamm
Erhart Has
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Societies
Clearview Grove
Margaret Baus
Nelson
Bechtel
First. Evangelical Church
Amherst
Malcolm Fowl
Linwood Park
Vermilion
Russell Spiegelberg
Ronald
Elyria Memorial Hospital
R. Gilliand
Mervin Schubert
Circle No. 5
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church of
Edward Lehman
E. L. C. E. Society
Treasury
Harry Brucker
Schneider
Ruggles Beach
Carolyn Elizabeth Schlechter
Henrietta
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