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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1937

Page

3

Manhattan Transfer remembered in New York Day by Day

In a reflective note, New York Day by Day recalls the Manhattan Transfer station opened with Penn Station thirty years ago, its lonely existence, and the vanished footprint of a once bustling hub. The piece highlights editor Perriton Maxwell with a career spanning six newspapers and seventeen magazines, and editor Bob Davis who nurtured writers like Fannie Hurst and Max Brand, shaping pulps and early urban journalism.

New York Manhattan Transfer New Yorker Pennsylvania Station Pennsylvania Wilmington Perriton Maxwell Lst Cosmopolitan Hearst's Judge Leslie's Arts and Decorations Police Magazine Nash’s of London The Theatre Magazine Bob Davis Munsey Fannie Hurst Max Brand Davis O. Henry Smith Herb Roth

Look Both Ways Before Crossing Poster Promoted

Elyria school children receive a December safety poster urging Look Both Ways Before Crossing. Miss Allyan Gehl of the Elyria Automobile Club notes the slogan could save lives as 15,000 pedestrians died last year.

Elyria Elyria Automobile Club Allyan Gehl Automobile Club Ace Ohio State Automobile Association American Automobile Association

Tax Foreclosure List in Sheffield Lake Village

Tax foreclosure cases filed with the clerk of courts cover properties in Sheffield Lake village. The docket names many individuals and entities with outstanding amounts ranging from under $10 to $764.86, including The Van De Boe Hager Company and Lorain resident John Dorn with the highest listed total.

Clerk of Courts Sheffield Lake Village W. F. Means Oscar Anderson Maudel S. Flower Herbert Bartley Edward Brown James Cassimatis Thomas Francis Robert Beck Laura Junk Gertrude Patterson Phip Richardson William E. Smith Kenneth Williams R. C. Pease Lillis Jacque Pearl Johnson Anna Hottoi Ann Holzen Charles Greenawalt H. S. Godard John Antenna Catherine Fay Carl Cerlach Karl Geisler Teresa Gibbons Flora Goertler Clara Hanna Lloyd Haudenschild Emily Hovorka Dorothy Lintern Dorothy McQuilkin Bridget McTigue John Dorn Lorain

Portraits, Pioneers and Pets in a 1937 Scribble

A fragmented 1937 column notes Sheila Barrett as a flamboyant telephonist with lavish bills, Kennedy family photo antics with nine children on the Bronxville porch, Ed Wynn dog act Gordon’s dogs, and a Grinstead charity sale find of a 150 year old French watch. The tone mirrors a bustling showbiz gossip page with sharp sketches of personalities and curiosities.

Joseph P. Kennedy U.S. Merchant Marine Bronxville Kennedy Gordon Grinstead England

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