Presidential leisure at Rapidan camp under Roosevelt
Washington reports Roosevelt may use Hoover era Rapidan fishing camp in Virginia for rest. Hoover deeded the site to Virginia. it could be held for presidential use if Roosevelt wishes, continuing a tradition of presidents seeking weekend retreats aboard ships and at retreats.
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Washington
White House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Rapidan
Virginia
Hoover
Roosevelt
Mr. Hoover
New England
Wilson
Rapidan Camp
Free show draws local youths. visits span Cleveland and Oberlin
Vincent O district reports several boys and girls attended a free theatre show in Elyria Saturday forenoon. Mrs. M Penrod spent the weekend with Howard and Charles Penrod and their wives in Cleveland. In Cleveland she attended the funeral of Mrs. Penrod's mother, who died Friday. Mrs. F H Lewis and son James and Miss Alma Ackerman were visitors in Oberlin Saturday and called on Mrs. George Mahlke and family. Mrs. Frankie Reese visited Saturday evening with Mrs. S C Hurlbut and daughter.
Benefit Card Party at School House
A benefit card party is planned for Thursday evening at the school house with a small admission. Proceeds will fund the hot lunch program. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Edward McCuck en and two children, plus guests from Elyria and local families. Rev F A Ashburn missed Sunday service due to weather but Sunday school met with 58 attendees.
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Edward McCucken
Dekker
Elyria
Merle Smith
Harold Hill
S. C. Hurlbut
F. A. Ashburn
Methodist Church
Valentine party planned by Progressive Class at Methodist church
The Progressive Class of the Methodist church Sunday School will sponsor a Valentine party in the church parlors Friday evening of this week. Refreshments of home made candy and popcorn will be served. Everyone welcome. The Parent-Teacher Association of the Markley School will hold a
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Methodist Church Sunday School
Parent-Teacher Association
Markley School
State Charter Reversion Clause in 1792 Navigation Co
The Western Inland Lock Navigation Company chartered by New York in 1792 had a provision that profits over 15 percent revert to the State Treasury, with the state subscribing half of its $25 000 stock.
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Western Inland Lock Navigation Company
New York
Faith Beyond Belief Quotes From A Philosophical Note
The line frames faith as life lived in defiance of consequences, not merely belief in evidence. It reframes faith as practice over doctrinal certainty, inviting reflection on courage, ethics, and personal commitment.
Stage recruits a feature comic from the stooges ranks
New York reports Sid Silvers, once with Phil Baker, as the season’s notable stooge recruit. The piece discusses the art of stooging, timing, and the dynamic between a main performer and a feeder. It notes Lou Holt and Ted Healy as other successful stooge exploiters and reflects on Higgins Briggs and Dorsey.
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New York
Princeling
Sid Silvers
Phil Baker
Baker
Lou Holt
Ted Healy
Unfinished Business Disciples Walk Quiet Streets
Among disciples of unfinished business are husbands strolling at sundown with well worn briars and dogs on the scent. They move discreetly while Pekes Poms and Borzoi trail intriguing scents through the calm streets, a quiet scene of ordinary life.
Prince Paul Troubetzkoy And His Four Samoyed Dogs
The sculptor kept four pure white Samoyed sled dogs from Russia in his West 70s apartment. They whimpered when confined to New York quarters, so he appeared about every three hours with the quartet on leash. He was a keen but weary pokerist among a rowdy uptown group.
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Prince Paul Troubetzkoy
Russia
West
New York
Prince
George A. Dorsey
Beatrice Lillie Receives Applause at Dutch Treat Club
Audience cheers honor guest Beatrice Lillie as she jokes I wish O O McIntyre could hear this while the room applauds. Much of the praise came from a first night plaque rather than regular applause.
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Beatrice Lillie
Dutch Treat Club
O. O. McIntyre
Miss Lillie
Scandal and Charm in Broadway's Golden Age
The passage recalls dancer Billy Rock's domineering stage method toward Frances White, leaving her in tears after performances. It contrasts Rock with Miss Lillie and mentions Rock’s influence on White, plus a note on Frances White’s lingering memory of his harsh teaching. Gene Buck is highlighted as New York’s enduring Lambs club figure, always seen at weekday lunches for 15 years.
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Lillie
Frances White
Rock and White
Billy Rock
Rock
New York
Gene Buck
the Lambs
Penfield ME Society Holds February Meeting
The Ladies' M. E. Society met at Society Hall on Wednesday February 9. A covered dish dinner was served at noon with Mrs. Lela Bradstock hosting, assisted by Mrs. Frances Bacheller and Mrs. Hattie Jones.
P. T. A. Meeting to Discuss Faithful Citizenship
P T A will hold a meeting Thursday evening February 9 with the topic Faithful Citizenship. A discussion on the Minimum Essentials of a Good Citizen will follow and attorney Harvey Cheney of Elyria will address Law Enforcement. A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born Saturday February 4 to Mr and Mrs Ray Shaw. Mrs Bert Foster is caring for mother and babe.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Harvey Cheney
Elyria
Ray Shaw
Bert Foster
Babe
Jolly Friendship Birthday Club Meets in February
The F. B. Club The Jolly Friendship Birthday Club met on Wednesday February 1 at Mrs. Philip Bobel home with twenty one members present. Guests included Mrs. William Frey and son Gerald. A covered dish dinner was served and La Grange members listed. The group plans a March meeting with Mrs. Wilbur New Comb and Ruth Ferriman assisting.
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Jolly Friendship Birthday Club
Philip Bobel
Clayton Bobel
William Frey
Gerald
la Grange
Mesdames Miller
Turner
Jackson
Hastings
Kolbe
Nichols
Dushenski
Wilbur New Comb
Ruth Ferriman
Birthday party honors Johnson and Olmsted family
Mr and Mrs Howard Andrews and their children attended a birthday gathering Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs E M Olmsted in Elyria. The celebration honored Mrs Louise Olmsted on her 81st birthday and Allen Johnson on his 7th birthday.
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Howard Andrews
Frank Johnson
E. M Olmsted
Elyria
Mrs. Johnson
Louise Olmsted
Allen Johnson
Mrs Amy Ferriman Hosts Delightful All Day Meeting
Fifteen ladies were entertained Thursday at the home of Mrs. Amy Ferriman for an all day meeting. A covered dish dinner was served at noon with Mrs. E L Pierce among the guests.
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Amy Ferriman
Ferriman
E. L. Pierce
Local social notes from Mansfield area visitors and guests
M E Craddock of Columbus visited Smith DeFields and his farm with Adam Smith family. Henry DeVin and family moved into part of Charlie Pel ton's residence. Robert Schmidt and mother with friends from Elyria hosted Sunday luncheon at A L DeField's. Winfield Lippus and Margaret Driver dined with Elmer Minkler. Mrs Elva Craddock Brooks ill in Cincinnati hospital. Russel Smith of Lafayette Indiana visited his parents. Lucile Niskey guest of Alice Turner in Litchfield. Harold Biggs family and Lucile Andrus from Bedford joined dinner at Alice McCoy and Belle Biggs. W H Myers family moved into Brown residence north of Penfield.
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M. E. Craddock
Columbus
Smith DeFields
Adam Smith
Henry DeVin
Charlie Pelton
Robert Schmidt
Robert Schmidt Sr
Elyria
Alice
Wayne Turner
Litchfield
A. L. DeField’s
Winfield Lippus
Margaret Driver
Berlin Heights
Elmer Minkler
Elva (Craddock) Brooks
Cincinnati
Russel Smith
la Fayette
Indiana
Levi Smith
Harold Biggs
Lucile Andrus
Bedford
Alice McCoy
Belle Biggs
W. H. Myers
Brown
Penfield
Companion To Share Woman's 600000 Estate In St Louis
Six women share the bulk of the late Lucretia Meyenburg estate with the reader focused on Frances Biesmeyer the former traveling companion who receives 80000. Biesmeyer had just learned of the legacy as her husband Leo Biesmeyer a commercial artist had died two days before the birth of their second son. The other heirs are relatives of Meyenburg.
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ST. Louis
Lucretia Meyenburg
Frances Biesmeyer
Meysenburg
Leo. Biesmeyer
Doped Cigarettes Threaten Wichita Students
Wichita vice squad veteran Detective Leroy Bowyer warns marijuana-doped cigarettes pose a greater menace to students than morphine opium or heroin. He cites numerous cases where school boys and girls have taken up the habit.
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Wichita, Kan. W.P
Leroy Bowyer
Wichita
The Muggles: Drug Rumor Among School Children
A local report describes a smoking habit labeled the muggles among students. It mentions teachers warning that marijuana laced cigarettes have been used to start addiction and induce wild dreams and crime.
Undefined Theory Meets Harsh Fact
A concise remark notes that even elegant theories crumble when faced with a small, concrete fact. The line emphasizes the clash between ideal models and stubborn real details.
Unclear fragment discusses levels of evolution and timing
The text contemplates a progression to a higher level of life and the emergence of a next level in a race. It mentions a bridge between the current level and the evolved state, suggesting a staged development.
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