Diverse Books and Notices on Politics and Life in 1930s America
A collage of book notices and commentary covers John D Ill marriage plans and Mrs McCormick's family paying respects, Roosevelt on crippled work, and Thomas ideals for remedies to violence and crime. It surveys economic planning in New York and reviews American parties, a 1927 book revision, a diabetic cook book, and the Fountain by Morgan Allison. It also previews Folk House by Ruth Sawyer and Buckaroo by Hess, plus Lynn Garrow's Nevada school tale of travel, mine finds, and rails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Thomas
New York City
Bruce
Lyons
Clendenning
Morgan Allison
Holyland
Julie
Allison
Ruth Sawyer
Martin
Amun
Buckaroo—Hess
Lynn Garrow
Nevada
Lorain County Teachers Institute opens amid polio report
Dr William McAndrews former Chicago schools head spoke at Lorain County Teachers Institute Elyria. Elyria reports the first polio case, a three year old girl, as health officials vow measures to curb spread. If epidemic, quarantine under 15s may be needed. Over 200 polio cases reported in Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C Cronicle
William McAndrews
Chicago
Lorain County
Teachers’ Institute
Oy Elyria
Ohio
West Virginia
Health Department
G. E. French
Dawley Family Observes First Reunion At Bay Village
Eighteen members of the Dawley family gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs William Tucker in Bay Village for the first reunion. A picnic dinner followed by a business meeting planned a permanent group organization. Iva Nary of Cleveland was named President Cassie Richards Secretary Walter Dawley Cleveland was named Corresponding Secretary and William Tucker Treasurer. Plans included meeting again at the Tucker home in August 1833 and sending a delegate to the Dunkirk New York convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Richards
Harrison Street
George Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Charles “Dawley
Phillip
Fast “Avenue
D. C. Hausenstein
Dewey Avenue
Elyria
Iry Dawley
North Eaton
Milton, Dawley
Oberin
Walter Dawley and Son
Iva Nary
Theodore Washke
St. Paul's Unday
E. ©. Pallas
Dunkirk
New York
George Bird
Cleveland
Tober
Karl Roseman
Cgr
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Listed
Admissions include Mrs. George Shore 606 Broad St and Mrs. Duty Sayles, Kee Buckeye St, Dorothy Deiderick 215 Foster Ave, Walter Gantz 149 Huron St, Mrs. George Yost R. D. 1 Elyria, Elizabeth and Ernest Holtz Beverly Court. Discharges include Mrs. William Prindle baby girl R. D. 3 Jon Stevens 615 Lodi St, Mrs. Carl Haven 1744 Eastave, Steve Palock 249 Bath St, Harry Anderson Vermilion-on-the-Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Shore
Broad St
Duty Sayles
Bath St
Harry Anderson
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Meetings Planned by Bemis and Barnes for Union Veterans
Mrs Cora Bemis assisted by Mrs Anza Barnes will host past presidents of the Sons of Union Veterans Friday at 2 p.m. at the Bemis home 337 West Street. Frank Schneider 28 clerk Lorain and Rose DeMarco 19 Lorain Ray Farm Carl L Speck 21 farmer La Grange and Florence Gertrude Springer 21 Grafton Township Rev Whitney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Bemis
Anza Barnes
Presidenta of Sons of Union Veterans
Bemis
West Street
Frank Schneider
Clerk
Lorain
Rose DeMarco
Lorais
Ray
Carl L. Speck
Farmer
la Grange
Florence Gertrude Springer
Grafton
Whitney
Local residents share summer travels and gatherings
Mr and Mrs R R Erno return from August in Aurora New York. Horton Alger returns from Columbus after attending the state fair. Ethyl OConnell travels from New York City after visiting the Palmer home. Walter Bofeker and family visit Bellfield Avenue hosts Clarence Foster. Carl Hagen convalesces at home after surgery. Carole Thompson returns from Nokomis Park to Williams Street. Dolores Jaycox visits Bernice McCue at Huelid Village. Oma Pedlar and Roscoe Sommers visit the Fosters on Bellefield Avenue. David Burke recovers at Elyria Memorial Hospital. The Redingtons depart Pittsburgh after visiting the Fells. Smetzers and companions host a picnic at Cascade Park. Air Race messenger boys from Cleveland model airplane club. J W Matthews and relatives travel to DuBois PA. Marion Stevick returns from Alabama and North Carolina. Anne Murbach returns from Bryn Afon Camp in Wisconsin. Kunkle family attend funeral of Ivor Ness in Lakewood. Fred Todd hosts Sunday guests Laura Bell and Mrs. Bennett from Dubuque. Wade Stevick and daughters visit Dr Lenore Stevick’s home in North Carolina. F L Ellenberger among Elyria delegates at Elks Convention in Cedar Point. Wedding invitations out for Ruth Clark and Charles Reusink to be held September 24 in Lansing MI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. R. Erno
Harvard Avenue
Aurora
New York
Horton Alger Raeturn
Columbus
Ethyl O'Connell
New York City
O. F. Palmer
East River Road
Walter Bofeker
Ft. Werne
Indiana
Clarence Foster
Bellfield Avenue
Carl Hagen
Charles Halli
Spruce Street
Elstig Memorial Hospital
Carole Thompson
Williams Street
Nokomis Park
Dolores Jaycox
Bernice McCue
Huelid Village
Oma Pedlar
Roscoe Sommers
Youngstown
Ohio
Bellefield Avenas
David Burke
Charles Court
Elyria Memorial Hospital
H. R. Redington
Pittsburgh
Charles Fell
Washington Avenue
A. D. Smetzer
William Boyd
Nettie Tiddall
Shreve, C
W. O. Burkholder
Mansfield
Smetzer
East Broadstreet
Cascade Park
John Wherry
Carl Ingner, Jr
Ray Chamberlain
Cleveland
Model Airplane Club of
J. W. Matthews
Cornell Avenue
DuBois
Pennsylvania
Marion R. Stevick
Alabama
North Carolina
Fourth Street
Anne Murbach
Bryn Afon
Wisconsin
George Kunkle
Lakewood
Ivor Ness
New Jersey
Fred Todd
Laura Bell
Bennett
Harley
Dubuque
Iowa
D. Wade Stevick
Virginia
Carolyn Stevick
Southern Pines
Lenore Stevick
H. G. Stevick
F. L. Ellenberger
Elyria
Elks
Cedar Point
Ruth Clark
Clark
East Lansing
Michigan
Princeton Avenue
Charles Reusink
Adrian
People’s Church
Lansing
New Books At The Library About Roosevelt
A spirited account of Roosevelt covering his political career from state senate days battling Tam Many and the Power Trust to his Navy Department service, highlighting readiness for higher office and steady commitment to public duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt Ross
Roosevelt
Tam Many
Power
Navy Department
Lis
Fashions Armholes Assume New Positions in Paris Styles
Fashion notes from Paris describe altered armhole designs where sleeves extend beyond the shoulder into back and front bodice, wrapping around the neck in a stock collar. Day and evening frocks require new methods to don and doff, with leather collars belts and buttons adding both decoration and function.
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Paris
Occasional Wife Title Debates Shape Future Work
Avis and Camilla argue over a book or play title for Peter as they collaborate on naming his project. Ideals clash with market sense while Camilla suggests Eager Youth and Avis pushes Inspiration. Peter plans to decide after one more week, amid a day of routine tasks and a cinema outing that deepens their bond. Camilla experiences a small professional victory when Margaret Blaine shows the new Weekly Review issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avis
Camilla
Peter
Tillie
Goshi
Destiny
Paris
Margaret Blaine
Weekly Review
Lipstick Girl debut stirs Camilla Anson in ad rush
Camilla, designer of Tiny Tata, watches colleagues celebrate her wife Joretta Anson’s illustrated debut in a weekly review. Peter Anson calls eager praise as Camilla rides a wave of quiet elation and ambition, while workers hail the new project.
Lorain County Political Delegates Gather at City Hall
Lorain County Bull Moosers will meet at Elyria city hall Friday evening to choose delegates and alternates for the state party convention in Columbus on September 4 and 6. The item cites past notes from 20 years ago and 14 years ago about war gardens and National Guard soldiers protesting rations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Lorain County Bull Moosers
Columbus
Lorain County
The
National Guard
Poem Excerpt by Matthew Arnold 1828 1888
The fragment presents a warlike poem urging endurance and final silence. It contrasts geese and swans to dismiss an opponent’s effort and ends with a call to await the victors and the downfall of folly. The verse reflects Arnold’s late Victorian voice and themes of restraint and perseverance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B Matthew Arnold
Truck plunge in embankment injures and claims life
In East Liverpool Ohio Daniel Katalenich aged 35 from Weirton West Virginia died from injuries after a truck plunged down an embankment last week. Four others were injured in the crash as authorities investigated the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Liverpool
U.P
Daniel Katalenich
Weirton
W. Va
Probe Motren's Death in Portsmouh Dinner Mystery
The death of Anna F. Mitchell, 32, mother of four, at Carey’s Run was under coroner examination in Portsmouth on August 30. Officials say she reportedly drank wood alcohol as the investigation continued led by Coroner Virgil B. Fowler.
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Motren
Portsmouth
Anna F. Mitchell
Virgil B. Fowler
Mitchell
Carey's Run
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Lake Shore Drive
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Muriel McCormick
Max Oyer
Mathilde McCormick
Fowler McCormick
Fifi Silman
Fowler
Thess Quarters
Tont
Willed
Sigma Gamma Sorority
Alter Scott
City
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Seeft
Columbia Avene
Iowa Ity
University of Iowa
St. Vincent's Hospital
Toledo
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Betty- Ree Garford
Marion
Adelbert Avenue
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Barbara’ Cromling
Frank Jones
David Johnson
Betty
Joan
Jane Garford
Muriel
Kenneth
Charles Denger
Esther Schmidkens
Nan
Bobby Shryock
Friendship Club
Mary Bells
Tailotr
Irene Gedridge
Atss Irene Gedridge
John Kantosky
Carlisle
Miss Gedridge
Mesdames
V. Fatz
J. Gedridge
F. West
G. Wykrent
K. Post
J. Barr
D. Fatz
Berea
Lotain
ELY P. T
Rodney Rockwood
Wagrees
Ely
Arrison Street
T. A
June Donnelly
Cleve‘street
Edna Robb Webster
Joretta
Ining
Weill
Margaret
New Weekly Review
Tata
Gwans
Green Springs
A. C. Johnson
Mgr
Birkline’s
Opp
Rialto Theatre
Blue Bird
Court Street
Gabrileen
Frederics Vita
Hottts
W. Broad
4Th St
Traveler's Inn
Potter Drug & Chemical Corp
Melden
Mass
Myrtelle
Schwind
Picture Store
West Second Street
the Fay Co
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