Robert Mallory Wins Easter Seal Art Contest
Robert Mallory, a senior at Hlyria High School, won the 1934 Easter Seal art contest held at Elging High School under the International Society for Crippled Children's sponsorship. First prize was five dollars, with Harold Henry second for three dollars and Arthur Rainey third for two dollars. Honorable mentions received one dollar each. This marked Hlyria High School’s first entry in the contest, which promotes designs for Easter Seals sold to aid crippled children. The winning design will enter regional competition with other cities including Detroit and Chicago.
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Jtebert Mallory
Middle Avenue
Elging High School
International Society For Crippled Children
E. J. Howenstine
Mallory
Harold Henry
Arthur Rainey
Eleanor Grugel
Richard Franklin
Ben Pratt
Francis Cook
Richard Lysaght
Florence Scope
Sally Bayley
Peg Richmond
Hlyria High School
Crippled Children’s Movement
Howenstine
Detroit
Chicago
End of morality to develop order and harmony
A reflection states that morality aims to develop order and harmonize human existence, condemning a low average in character and intellect as a grave disease of the world. The fragment emphasizes the need for moral improvement to achieve social balance.
Bean Jar Guess Sparks Boys Division Party Plans
Heonan Geyer , director of the boys division, notes around 170 boys have submitted guesses on a jar of beans. The nearest guess will win a Seoul axe at tonight’s monthly party with a Lincoln and Washington birthday patriotic theme featuring song and the pledge.
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Heonan Geyer
Guesing
Seoul
Geyer
Lincoln
Washington
New York Day by Day by O. C. McIntyre
The Chronicle Telegram reports a syndicate letter regarding the New York Day by Day column by O C McIntyre. It notes the syndicate holds weeks of copy and has advance material in McIntyre's desk. The practice involved writing two columns daily and discarding one.
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Chronicle-Telegram
0. Q. McIntyre
New York
Cooking school offers dramatic new approach in classes
Pictured highlights show how the school stands apart with programs packed full of the newest ideas in modern cookery. Each session is clearly and entertainingly presented with a dramatic technique new to cooking schools, promising enjoyment and learning.
Two Patrolmen Named Master Salesmen by Police Department
Patrolmen M K E Olme Stead and C L Miller were praised as the department's master salesmen for selling two tickets last Saturday for the annual police dance. The event had occurred two days earlier and the buyer later passed the tickets to a friend who had already attended the dance. Officers declined to explain, saying Teh Teh.
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M. KE. Olme Stead
C. L. Miller
Olm Stead
Miller
Mild mannered giants and Broadway ink in 1938 sketches
A nostalgic column surveys public figures and cultural icons of the era. Gerald Swope and Arthur Levy appear alongside Doris Duke Cromwell, Al Smith, and theatre luminaries. The piece blends anecdotes on media, fashion, and wit, closing with a reminiscence on flirtation and Everybody’s memories, attributed to a 1938 McNaught Syndicate copyright.
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New York
Gerald Swope
Broadway
Arthur Levy
Doris Duke Cromwell
Booth Tarkington
McArthur's Junction
Cincinnati
McNaught Syndicate
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Wainwright
Aes
Pixley
Lodi
North St
0. C. McIntyre
Geasco Food Institute
Gasco Food Institute
Elyria
CAS Company
Chronicle Telegram
The
Food Institute
Ohio
Institute
Gasco. Food Institute
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McIntyre
Grover Whaten
Ero
al Smith
Busian
Joln Perona
Morveen
John Finteys
DeWolff Hopper
Robinson
New Yorks
Cal Webb
Billy Rose
Harnan
Skule Sharpener
Santa Henie
Dean Cornwell
James Montgomery
Harrison Fisher
Ben Ali Haggin
Bradshaw Crandell
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