Improbable New York Day by Day Impressions
O O McIntyre presents a stream of casual notes from New York on February 21. The piece riffs on stars, names, and fashion, tossing in comic bits about Lee Keedick, Henry Armetta, and look alikes while idling through social chatter and contemporary jokes.
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New York
Lee Keedick
Henry Armetta
Lawrence Tibbett
Jesse Crawford
George Armsby
Herb Swope
Jim Flagg
Robert Ogden Bacon, Jr
George White
Tin Pan Alley
Emil
Robert
Couriesa
Palm Beach
Jay O'Briens
Jimmy Walker
Mary Boland
Wodehouse
Woollcott
Rose Macaulay
Delafield
Scotland Yard
Madison Sq. Garden
Dred Scott
Will Rogers
Not many theatrical couples shine in midyears in prints
The piece recalls Julia Sanderson and Frank Crumit as a glamorous couple who gained radio fame and domestic steadiness in Connecticut. It contrasts vibrant New York theatre memories with quieter rural scenes in Darien, noting the evolving audience dynamics and a distant snowy cottage vignette amidst atmospheric prose.
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Julia Sanderson
Frank Crumit
Connecticut
New York
Frank Tours
New Amsterdam
Pollies
Wall Street
The Boy Scout Helps After Park Avenue Taxi Collision
In a city torn by war and sorrow, a Park Avenue taxi bumper collision unites drivers pedestrians and traffic cops. Amid the chaos a bystander Boy Scout is praised for aiding in the untangling effort as commotion continues nearby.
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Park Avenue
McNaught
Avon Lake VOLEK RITES HELD FOR FRANK VOLEK
Frank B. Volek died in a Thursday morning accident and his funeral was held Sunday in Dover with Rev. Elliot officiating. He left a wife two daughters three grandchildren and two sisters. Active in Avon Lake affairs he had been a councilman for six years and belonged to Woodmen of the World Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias. The Knights of Pythias led the service at the funeral and the Odd Fellows at the graveside. He moved to Avon Lake from Cleveland 43 years ago and was a farmer.
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Avon Lake
Frank
Volek
Dover
Elliot
Helen F Fitch
Viola Walker
Matilda Horwedel
Elizabeth Vacha
Lakewood
Woodmen of the World
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
Cleveland
Employee hurt at work in Cleveland milk plant
Edward Mitchell Jr an employee of the Ohio Farmers Milk Co of Cleveland was injured while at work Tuesday. He was taken to a Cleveland hospital where he is reported to be slowly recovering.
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Edward Mitchell, Jr
Ohio Farmers Milk Co
Cleveland
Avon Lake Legion Meeting Tonight at Legion Home
An open meeting will be held tonight at the Legion Home on Walker Road by Avon Lake Post No. 211 American Legion and its Auxiliary. Captain Gracie of Cleveland, past department chaplain, will speak along with a resident chaplain from Euclid Camp. Avon Lake High School Girls Ensemble will provide music. event is open to the public.
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Legion
Walker Road
Avon Lake
American Legion
Gracie
Cleveland
the Legion
Euclid
C.cc
Avon Lake High School
Illness Report From Local Residents
Mrs William Schumaker and Mrs Ed Dechant are ill. Anton Klingshirn is ill at his home on Walker road.
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William Schumaker
Ed Dechant
Anton Klingshirn
Walker Road
PTA Meeting Postponed One Week Due to Weather
The Parent-Teacher Association meeting scheduled for Tuesday evening has been postponed for one week because of severe weather.
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Parent- Teacher Association
Pleasant Hour Club hosts luncheon bridge event
Mrs Lawrence Gates hosted a one o clock luncheon for the Pleasant Hour Club on Tuesday. After five games of bridge, Mrs Florence Curtice and Mrs Henry Mittendorf were high scorers. Special guests included Miss Theresa Casper of Avon and Mrs William Burkhardt. Mrs Charles Wagner invited the club to meet at her home in two weeks.
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Lawrence Gates
Florence Curtice
Henry Mittendorf
Theresa Casper
Avon
William Burkhardt
Charles Wagner
Legion Auxiliary Card Party At Chateau Draws Neat Turnout
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a card party on Tuesday at the Chateau with good attendance. Prizes were awarded at each table and a special prize went to Mrs. Arthur Theisin. Lunch was served.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Chateau
Arthur Theisin
You and Your Child Parents Lose Grip on Judy's Outburst
A family hosts Uncle Charlie who inflames Judy into performance and mischief. Judy escalates from shy exuberance to a wild display, prompting Dad to discipline her harshly in the kitchen. He blames Charlie, but the lesson remains: children are calmer when not showered with constant attention.
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Judith
Dad
Judy
Uncle Charle
Charlie
Mother
Uncle Charlie
Chatham Senior Class selects red and white colors
Chatham SCOOL NEWS reports the Senior Class choosing red and white as class colors. The Girl Reserves staged a Friday program for Valentine Day with readings by Helen Heistand and Carole Kulp, followed by games and a Valentine exchange. Hi Y Boys discussed leadership with William Kopp ler. lower grades held a Valentine event.
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Chatham
Helen Heistand
Carole Kulp
Hi Y
William Koppler
Medina Basketball Tournament Preview and School Activities
Friday events included ice cream cake and candy during a Seville gathering. Local teams posted 32-23 and 18-14 wins. Bus driver illness caused a holiday for riders. Medina hosts a six-team tournament on Feb 22 with four afternoon games and two evening semi finals. Chatham faces Liverpool, winners meet Sharon, with final Feb 29. County superintendent visited Monday. Medina County Chorus to perform in a New York City convention in late March with four Chatham students among 35 selected after tryouts.
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Seville
Charles Grim
Medina
Chatham
Liverpool
Sharon
Babcock
Medina County
New York City
Carole Kulp
Betty Martin
Robert Ripley
Gordon Mathews
Local social notes and church activities in county area
Mr and Mrs James Mattingly hosted Mr and Mrs Ray Clifford and Miss Bernice Ramsey Friday night. Fox Hunters Club from Chatham and nearby towns held a Friday meeting at the Methodist church. Mr and Mrs Richard Jameyson were entertained in the Weaver home Saturday. Miss Myrtle Clinesmith, training at Elstia Hospital, spent the weekend at home. Bernice Ramsey staying with her sister. Mrs James Mattingly, Mr and Mrs Lee Walkden and family were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Stone on Sprague road Sunday. Miss Alice Packard left Eaton Center and plans an extended stay at home. County Congregational ministers met at the Congregational church. March 1 set for Young People's convention at Oberlin. delegates to be chosen Sunday at the Methodist Young People's meeting. leader Mack Whitman. Mr and Mrs Frank Weaver entertained Mr and Mrs Eugene Griffin and son Glenn Monday evening. The Aid Society of the MWE church will not meet this week due to cold and slippery roads.
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James Mattingly
Ray Clifford
Bernice Ramsey
Fox Hunters Club
Chatham
Methodist Church
Richard Jameyson
Weaver Home
Myrtle Clinesmith
Elstia Hospital
Lee Walkden
Charles Stone
Sprague Road
Alice Packard
Eaton Center
Oberlin
Mack Whitman
Frank Weaver
Eugenes Griffin
Glenn
Aid Society
MWE
Baldwin sounds taps at 510 Civil War funerals
Master Sergeant W. L. L. Baldwin, chief trumpeter of the Pennsylvania Brigade, Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, claims a record for sounding taps at military funerals. Since 1918 he has officiated at 510 funerals. George Washington's height is listed as 6 feet 2 inches, Lincoln's as 6 feet 3 to 6 feet 4.
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York
W. L.L. Baldwin
Pennsylvania
Sons of Union Veterans of the
George Washington
Lincoln
Avon Lake Matches Amherst At Elyria High Feb 22
Avon Lake High School basketball team will play Amherst on February 22 at 7 pm at Elyria High School.
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Avon Lake High School
Amherst
Elyrma High School
Avon Lake and Cleveland Social and School Notes
Mrs Perry Taylor visited Cleveland relatives on Wednesday. William Leh and Miss Janet Bebonhot stayed with Cleveland relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Somerville hosted Sunday guests including Miss Paddock nurse from Oberlin. Avon Lake School had a Tuesday dismissal at 2 due to severe weather. The Water Board held its regular Monday meeting at the water plant.
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William Leh
Janet Bebonhot
Cleveland
Willam Somerville
Paddock
Oberlin
D Henry Moore
Avon Lake
Mia
Charles Horwedel
Elizabeth Varda
Bedford Munday
Anna Plint
Saint Peter's church card party and dance set
North Ridgeville hosts a card party and dance in the parish auditorium on Thursday evening February 25 by St. Peter's Church fourth women's division chaired by Mrs Catherine Tamblyn. Nearby social notes list visits and guests including Elyria’s Shaw family, Lakewood residents, and Detroit relatives. Miss Mary Salisbury’s improving condition and upcoming Neighborhood club event hosted by Mrs Vern Andrews.
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St. Peter’s Church
Spencer Taken to Clinic Spenc er
Floyde Welsh long ill was taken to the Cleveland Clinic for observation. Pythian Sisters card party Thursday had six tables with Hursh score and prizes to Mrs Harold Leiby and Mr Forest Jackson. Dr and Mrs Jones won consolation prizes. refreshments were served.
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Spencer
Floyde Welsh
Cleveland Clinic
Pythian Sisters
Harold Leiby
Forest Jackson
Jones
P T A Meeting Draws Crowd Despite Weather
The P T A meeting on Tuesday evening was well attended despite severe weather. Members of the sophomore class presented a comedy. The next meeting will be held on Tuesday.
Entertainment Committee Members Named
The entertainment committee is composed of Sidney Sooy Miss Richards and Miss Shipe as of March 10th.
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Ning
Sidney Sooy
Miss Richards
Miss Shipe
Walter Rook Returns Home From Lodi Hospital
Walter Rook, patient at the Lodi hospital, returned to his home here Saturday. The Rev. and Mrs. Arthur Dodge were Monday afternoon callers on Mrs. Clara Woods.
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Walter Rook
Lodi Hospital
Arthur Dodge
Clara Woods
Henry Christy suffers fall at home
Henry Christy of S4 slipped and fell at his residence last week breaking his hip and shoulder. He was transported to Lodi hospital for treatment and care.
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Henry Christy
Lodi Hospital
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors in Lodi Area
Mrs Lewis Gannon at Lodi hospital slowly recovering from an operation. Their niece, Ashland graduate nurse, cares for her nights. Bob Rice spent the weekend in Medina. Mrs Frank White ill with pneumonia at home. Mrs Nash caring for her, Miss Nancy Jane Thompson ill with a cold. Miss Maxine Bowen ill. Mr and Mrs C W Thornton attended funeral services of Carlos Tinker at Donald Johnson Funeral Home in Bedford on Friday afternoon. Mr Tinker, husband of Bessie Betz, formerly of this place, had been ill six weeks. Mr and Mrs Merlin Bement of Cleveland were Sunday visitors of Mrs Helen Benrent.
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Lewis Gannon
Lodi Hospital
Ashland
Medina
Frank White
Nash
Nancy Jane Thompson
Maxine Bowen
C. W. Thornton
Carlos Tinker
Donald Johnson
Bedford
Tinker
Bessie Betz
Merlin Bement
Cleveland
Helen Benrent
Thornton Visit Reported After Cold Recovery
GC Aldrich has recovered from a severe cold and was noted as visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Thornton. The brief item confirms the recovery and social visit in a local context.
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Clarence Thornton Hone
Aldrich
Youngest Rickel daughter rushed to hospital for appendicitis
Norma Rickel daughter of Mr and Mrs Neal Rickel was taken to Lodi hospital late Sunday night and operated on immediately for appendicitis. Her schoolmates are wishing her a speedy recovery.
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Norma Rickel
Neal Rickel
Lodi Hospital
Byerling Favorites Host Valentine Party at Home
Mrs. Charles 'ouby opened her home Thursday evening to the Sterling Favorites M B E division about twenty seven members were present Mr and Mrs Harry Greetham Mr and Mrs George Myers Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague and daughter Leona Smith attended a Valentine party on Friday eve ning at the Legion Hall in Wellington
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Charles ‘Ouby
Sterling
M. BE
Harry Greetham
George Myers
Clarence Dague
Leona Smith
Legion Hall
Wellington
Townsend voters urged to wait on registration
Voters in Santa Cruz are advised to refrain from re registering under California law until plans for a new Townsend party are completed. Local Townsendites push supporters to hold off on registration as party setup proceeds.
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Santa Cruz
Cal
California
Noted Sermon Echoes on Treating the Stranger
A spectator remarks on German views toward the Old Testament, contrasting strong biblical injunctions to welcome the foreigner with contemporary attitudes. The speaker emphasizes themes of justice, rights, and compassionate conduct toward outsiders in a period of social debate.
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