New York Musings on Culture and People 1931
A fragmented 1931 column surveys New York life from fashion and theater to newspaper stories and social types. It names figures like Eva Le Gallienne and Noel Coward, notes hotel scales and office addresses, and sketches urban vibes from cabaret nights to Lexington Avenue ambitions, ending with brief society snapshots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
T. Moe Ducora
Broadway
Kent Cooper
Columbus
Ind
Noel Coward
London
Eddie Guest
Mayor Walker
Eva le Gallienne
Babbitts
American Mercury
Helen Hayes
Charles McArthur
Chrysler
al. G. Smith
Empire Building
John Rastob
Pierre du Pont
Louis G. Kaufman
Brooklyn
Stevens
Chicago
Abraham Flezner
Rockefeller Foundation
Jack Curley Cafe
Tom Collins
Austin
Robert Ripley
Local Grange Athletic Club to meet in county bid
Seventh and eighth grade basketball teams meet in La Grange division Saturday night for a chance at the county tournament in Elyria on February 28. Grange Athletic Club faces Hungarian Reformed Church of Lorain at Henrietta gym Thursday evening. Ladies' Aid Society hosts Thursday afternoon. Grange and Berlin Heights Independents played Saturday, Berlin Heights win 23 to 22. Local social notes include neighbors visiting, county Grange gathering at Wellington, and various family birthdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
la Grange
Elyria
The
Grange Athletic Club
Hungarian Reformed Church of
Lorain
Henrietta Gym
Ernest Lamvertmyer
Donald Halgh
Ladies’ Aid Society
Evangelical Church
Lamvermyer
Frank Kelbe
Patricia
Wendall Unger
Berlin Heights
George Unger
Kelbe
Grange
Amherst social notes recount visits and events around Birmingham and Elyria
Amherst residents and relatives are listed in a dense social roundup of calls, dinners, outings, church events, and birthdays across Amherst, Birmingham, Elyria, Vermilion, and nearby towns. Names include Bauman, Geisendoerfer, Kothe, Unger, Court, Born, Hostettler, Parker, and many others in frequent gatherings, dinners, and club meetings.
Oberlin social notes and family visits reported
Walter Welker and family in Oberlin are mentioned along with social events. Mrs. Lana Gegenheimer visited Oberlin on business. The Ladies Ald Society of the Reformed church will be entertained by Mrs. Philip Latteman and Mrs. Henry Altmiller at Mrs. Latteman’s home Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Donald Haigh spent Monday in Oberlin with her mother Mrs. Ed Christ. Mrs. Harold Coates attended Rebecca Lodge in Oberlin Monday. Mrs. John Born and children Harvey and Lucile called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Decker in Elyria Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cherry
Mary
Helen
Melvin Unger
Shirley
Ia C. Bates
Cdna
Martin Pippert
Sophie Pippert
Coon Bickel
George Wind
Elnore
Lioyd Riewster
Ray Brown
Barbara
H. Currier
Oscar Zurcher
Wellington
Arthur Born
Donald
Kenneth Pietch
Grange
Charles Cook
C. C Sanders
John Smith
Hope Smith
Elyria
Barney Snyder
Adam Oates
June Sturtavant
Hivria
Max Coates
Cleveland
Harold Coates
C. Becker
Gena Bell
Pippert
Fred Latteman
Roy Angerabach
Amherst Hospital
John Bauman, Jr
Amelia Parker
Birmingham
John Geisendoerfer
Henry Gleisner
Walter Kothe
Baby
Mark Clary
William Miller
Irene
Fred Kropf
Axtel
Louis Delefield
Frank Harr
Robert Harr
C. S. Buswell
Ald Society
M. E. Church
Alice Buchs
Helen J
Ardith Bauman
Gossard
Fred Ross
Ben Bauman
Paul Portman
Henry Emmerick
Fred Myers
Anna Buchs
Leonard Buchs
Albert Reusser
Anna Wyltenbach
John Hostettler
Leon Hopkins
John Bauman
J. Gelsendoerfer
Paul
Harland Schlecter
Demstedt
Ernest Lemvermyer
Frank Kelbe
Donald Haigh
Alex Born
Paul Court
Frank Cook
Oberlin
Wallace Court
Henry Dute
Charles Dute
Ruth
Mica Martha Bauman
Myr
Ernest Schneider
South Amherst
G. C. Becker
Archie McDowgl
Earl Kendeigh
Elytin
Harry Jones
William Jaeger
Bertha Englebry
Vermilion
William Coultrip
Lorain
Henry Fieman
Fred Bau Tan
Louise Deléfield
Jami
Ruth Hostettler
Mary Becker
Carl
W. D. Whitney
Spencer
H. G. Portman
Frank Page
Myra Coates
Currier
Misa Ruth Court
Henrietta Hill
Helmsath
Patricia Kelbe
Forrest Hinman
Berlin Heights
Jerry
Elmer Portman
Lois
Lawrence Knelass
Louise Kneisel
Howard
Elmer Kneisel
Eugene Kluger
Rugby
L. W. Kothe
Ed Kothe
Kothe
Mra. Schriner
Amherat
Charles Mapess
Walter Bennett
Baby Ware
Emil Burrichter
Charles Heldrick
Robert Hart
Amherst
Mary Vivian
Epworth League of the Methodist Church
Jim Mitchell
Fast Liverpool
Bert Barnes
Milton Parrish
Lana Gegenheimer
Louise
Dorothy
Adantine Becker
Jennie Mitchell
Gon George
John Wilhelm
Midway
Martha Bauman
Kipton
Daniel
Berea
R. D. Babbit
John Unger
Florence Sanders
Monroeville
C. C. Sanders
Walter Welker
Ladies' Ald Society of the Reformed Church
Philip Latteman
Henry Altmiller
Chas Latteman
Ed Christ
Rebecca Lodge
John Born
Harvey and
Lucile
Harry Decker
Officers Elected by Muir Go for 1931 Expansion
Muirs Cut Rate Drug Stores Inc held its annual Board of Directors meeting February 3 at 156 Lewis Street Grand Rapids Michigan. President Boyce K Muir announced that January 1931 led January 1930 and that 1931 business should rise over 1930. The company reported no reductions in force or wages during the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir's
Cut Rate Drug Stores, Inc
Lewis Street
Grand Rapids
Michigan
Boyce K. Muir
Local club elects officers and notes a dry year
Officers elected at the meeting include Bryce K. Muir as president Bruce K. Muir as vice president M. Ruth Muir as secretary and treasurer A wet forecast for Memphis and vicinity predicts considerable rain in January February and March after 1930 was unusually dry with a record 103 drought days in the summer reported by government meteorologist F W Brist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryce K. Muir
Bruce K. Muir
M. Ruth Muir
Memphis
F. W. Brist
Huge tax bill for autoists in 1980
Washington reports automobile owners paid a total tax of 1.06 billion dollars in 1980. The breakdown shows 930 million in special taxes and 176 million in personal property taxes, per the American Automobile Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
American Automobile Association
Old Scotch Found in Rockwell House Annex
A bottle of Scotch whisky wrapped in yellowed paper was found between the second floor and ceiling of the old Rockwell House annex during recent teardown. The hostelry date is given as 189%.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luzerne
Rockwell House
Anmex
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Bungle
Harry J
Bimrod
Lucille
Naomi Sbungle
George Bungle
Nimrod
Wall Street
Benny
Nimboo Lee
Pnew
York
Lexington Avenue
9Th Avenue
Fach
Dempsey
Dante
Copsright
MecNaugut Syndicate, Inc
East Ave
Opp
Nukoal
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
W. Bridge &T
Italy
Gus Edson
Wilhelm Zangmeaster
Koenigsberg University
Kang Fadturne
Fortes
Efien Guesener
George Lattoman
Carl Kline
Lyta
Hugh Peachy
Keaton
Geeee End Aangpiet
Ager
Barbera Fralley
Ruby
Muir GO
A. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
Salt Lake
Weather Bureau
Asf
Motor Sales
Hudson
Essex
Studebaker
Grafton, Ohio
Whr Esonomical Transportation
Caralcag
Workingman
Mars
Ford Tudor
Ford
Buick
Pfaa Motor
East Bridge Street