New York Day by Day by O C McIntyre columns update
New York Day by Day by O C McIntyre notes the syndicate’s supply of copy after McIntyre’s sudden Feb 14 passing. It mentions ongoing columns, continued for some time, with anecdotes on publicity, autograph seekers, and social life in New York seen through the writer’s lens.
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New York
O. C. McIntyre
Chronicle-Telegram
O. O. McIntyre
Emporia
Kans
Ned Sparks
Lorain Council Overrides Mayor Bretz Veto
Lorain City Council overrode Mayor George P. Bretz's veto to pass the 1938 appropriation ordinance funding city operations at 444000 dollars for the coming year by an 8 to 2 vote. The veto override matched the January 31 approval. A liquor control ordinance proposed by local groups was referred to committee.
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Lorain
George P. Bretz
Lorain Ministerial Association
Council
Former Oberlin Student Held As Deserter By Loyalists
Oberlin Ohio February 22 1927 28 Clif ford Haley a former Oberlin College student in 1927 28 from Tacoma Washington was reported February 10 to be held as a deserter by the Loyalists at Barcelona Haley joined the Loyalist cause last September The outcome of the arrest was not learned Margaret Haley his sister graduated in 1523
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Oberlin, O
Clifford Haley
Oberlin College
Tacoma
Washington
Barcelona
Haley
Margaret
East Oberon Church
J. E. Ford
Gar McRoberts
George
Detroit
Fred McRoberts
Herbert Whitney
Russell Krueger
Oberln
Frank Krueger, Jr
Young Peoples’ Bridge Club
Frances Ward
Amsherst
Earnest Brooks
Duncan Falls
Charles Brooks
Birthday Club
M. L. Hurst
Claud Wooldidge
Frances Woolridge
Andrew Hill
John Mitre
Elms
Oberlin
Harold Hurst
Elyria
L. B. Barnard
Harold
Helen Burns
Maryland
Washington, D. C
Oberlin Road FARM WOMEN MEET
The Russia Township Farm Women's Club met at the Grange Hall in Oberlin with good attendance. Plans include a card party on February 22 and a White Elephant sale. Members to bring donated articles, wrapped for auction, and a study on foot care and grooming was discussed by Miss Eckert.
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Russia Township
Grange Hall
Oberlin
Ima Davidson
Eva Berg
Viola Berg
Signed Signature Sighs Under Public Scrutiny
The speaker notes discomfort with scrutiny as others notice a signature they reluctantly reveal. They insist they bear up bravely when faced with disappointed looks after the request is made, emphasizing the social pressure of public acknowledgment.
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McNaught Syndicate
Expert Declares Housing A Basic Need In Building Trade
Chauncey Williams of the F. W. Dodge Corporation says housing is a basic need alongside food and clothing and warns industry must cope with it. He notes building costs rose last spring, dampening housing demand, but prices have since adjusted and buyers may return. Williams supports government loans for low-cost housing and cites Dodge Reports used by banks and agencies.
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Oberlin, O
Chauncey Wiliams
F. W. Dodge Corporation of
New York
Oberlin College
Williams
Oberlin
F. W. Dodge Corporation
Oberlin Alumni Magazine
Alumnia Magazine
Dodge Reports
Dodge Corporation
Insulation Big Help In Winter Or Summer
Four insulation types are common nationwide rigid board blanket metallic foil and fill. Rigid boards can serve as sheathing and plaster bases reducing materials and labor costs. Fill materials stop drafts and aid sound insulation while interior finishes improve acoustics and overall comfort.
Williams on architecture and building design trends
Oberlin Alumni Magazine outlines Mr. Williams views on reconciling building function with design. He critiques modern and traditional schools, cites the Supreme Court building as poor design, and argues against Greek Temple facades for offices.
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Williams
Sweet
Dodge Corporation
Architectural Record
The
Magazin
Igloo shaped home built with curved arches in Wisconsin
A Milwaukee design teams arches and concrete stucco with metal lath to form a distinctive curved façade dubbed the Igloo. The house features a large arch style with a reinforced concrete slab and a rear garage using the same construction for durability and fire resistance.
Rain Drain Warns of Yard Damage This Spring
A notice warns homeowners that heavy runoff could flood lawns and flower beds unless leaders are connected to drains or dry wells. Readers are advised to implement proper drainage to protect landscaping before spring.
Water management note on splash blocks and gullies
The text describes splash blocks placed under structures to spread water and prevent erosion into gullies. It emphasizes directing runoff away from vulnerable ground to protect slopes and drainage paths. No individuals or organizations are named.
Modernizing the Parlor Room of Beauty Today
Old-fashioned parlors are renewed with simple, bright interiors. Fireplaces are simplified by removing columns and heavy mantels. Walls gain space with a slim mantel, white and mahogany banisters replace balustrades, new flooring and paint create striking living room conversions. Alfalfa roots reach 25 feet deep.
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