New York Day by Day by 0 C McIntyre column continues
The Chronicle Telegram reports that New York Day by Day columnist 0 C McIntyre will keep writing despite his sudden February 14 death. Syndicate notes extra material remains, including copies from McIntyre’s desk, and confirms the column will continue for some weeks. The Feb 26 dispatch blends fashion gossip with social commentary, recalling sunbonnets, mourning dress, and vintage Garbo era humor amid reflections on contemporary style and culture.
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Chronicle Telegram
New York
ZaSu Pitts
Ed Wynn
Lillian Gish
Suzy
Lovely Lynn Fontanne
Outward Forms Of Nazism Banned In Czechoslovakia
Webb Miller reports from Prague that Czechoslovakia has outlawed all outward Nazism among 3.6 million ethnic Germans, banning Nazi flags salutes and public displays while Sudeten German leaders push for self determination within Czechoslovakia. The Sudeten faction seeks parliamentary action over force, with Berlin ties and opposition to Czech policy.
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Czechoslovakia
Webb Miller
United Press European
Conetral Europe
Conyright
United Press
Prague
Adolf Hitler
Reich
Neil
Hitler
Reichstag
Germany
Sudeten Deutsche Party
Berlin
Konrad Henlein
Chamber of Deputies
May
K. H. Frank
Carlsberg
Sudeten Party
Wilhelm Sebekovsky
Lebedovsky
Sebekovsky
Sudetens
Sudeteng
South Ridge BRIEKS joint meeting notice
Mrs Milton Schlechter will host a joint meeting of the Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Societies on Thursday afternoon March 3. Attendees from here included N A Balls Milton Schlechter Robert Grobe Ralph Fowl and sons Malcolm and Alvin. Other local visits noted include Mrs Adam Grobe calling on Mrs George Knittle and E C Cook with daughter Minona visiting Charles Smith in Warren Ohio.
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South Ridge
Milton Schlechter
Woman's Missionary and Ladies Aid Socities
Margaret Baus
Carl Friday
Jacob Sabiers
Amherst
LaGrange
N. A. Balls
Robert Grobe
Ralph Fowl
Malcolm
Alvin
Adam Grobe
Lorain
George Knittle
E. C. Cook
Minona
Charles Smith
Warren
L. W. Spiegelberg
Caroline Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
Towzline Road
Earl Halon
Leo Hanlon
Local Church Directory Listings and Service Times
A dense church directory lists multiple congregations with names such as CHRIST'S TEMPLE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL EMMANUEL LUTHERAN CORNER LAKE AVE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN and ST MARY'S CATHOLIC. It notes service times including Sunday morning worship at 10:00 A M, Sunday School, youth meetings, and weekday activities across various streets and parishes in the area.
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Christ’s Temple
Oberlin Hoag
Brotherhood
Mission Society
2Nd Congregational
Corner Lake Ave
West Street
A. &. Kemp
Christian Endeavor
John’s Lutheran Broad St
West Ave
Armin Schroeder
Grace Lutheran Church
Princeton Ave
Buver St
W. W. Walker
Lettvice
Pilgrim Community Church
Cambridge
Prospect Streets
Josef A. Barton
Missionary Circle
First Church OF Christ Scientist
East Ave
Gio
Kedington
Middle Ave
Second Street
Latter Day Saints the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Clifford G. Minkler
Church School
Wellington Evangelistic Services Close With Sermon
A crowd of 375 heard Dr George W Soerheide, super intendent of the City Mission in Cleveland, preach at the First M E Church. The two week series led by Rev Lonzo S Green ends Sunday night with further readings and a questionnaire analysis by the pastor. Church notices, Sunday School times, and related events for St Patrick’s Catholic Masses and local church activities are listed. a Wellington High School hardball supporters drive reports 120 backers and season tickets while Dorcas Society of the Church of Christ met at Mrs William Street.
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Wellington
George W. Soerheide
Cleveland
M. E
Lonzo S. Green
M. EB
John H. Green
Clifton West
Dick McKiyson
Dorcas Society of the
Church of Christ
William Street
iThelma Farnsworth
Farns
Local clubs host meetings and book talks date to March
By Cora M Shepard details social events from Wellington area clubs. Officers re elected for sewing society and Entre Nous members enjoyed decorated homes, bridge games, and noon covered dish. Ohio State’s Edward Heiser to address Holstein group March 19 on dairy cattle breeding. Families take vacations in Florida. Legionnaires donate to auxiliary fund. Canada reports 116000 Indians.
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Harold Miller
Harold Rickle
Paul Dague
Royal Stark
Brinley Ford
A. B. Curtice
Entre Nous Club
Washington
Keith Andress
Carol Wight
Curtice
Edward Heiser
Ohio State University
Wellington District Holstein Association
Herrick Auditorium
Floyd Buswell
Anna
Dorothy Dengler
Columbia Station
Hustie
Florida
Legionnaires
American Legion Auxiliary Fund
Falls Clinic
Church and chapel services listed with pastors
The notice lists Christ church services at the Nazarene church on Cleveland Street and Jones Chapel on Seventeenth Street. It gives pastors names, Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and midweek prayer and youth services for both congregations.
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African Methodist Church
Jones Chapel
Seventeenth St
Hck
J. F. Kewnfield
Thousands Visit Ohio Parks Set Attendance Records
The Hocking State Parks in southeastern Ohio logged 334 528 visitors last year, surpassing 1937 as the all time high. Old Man s Cave led with 111 364 visitors. Rock House 84 309. Ash Cave 74 377. Cantwell Cliffs 44 620. Visitors came from 45 states 11 countries and Hawaii. New improvements planned for 1938 include a complete water system at Old Man s Cave CCC labor and a state route connecting Cedar Falls and Ash Cave. August and July marked peak attendance at Rock House Old Man s Cave and Ash Cave respectively.
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Hocking
Ohio
C. Higgins
Wooster Street
Lorain
Higging
Chronicle-Telegram
Old Man’s Cave
Rock House
Ash Cave
Hocking Park Rangers
CCC
Cedar Falls
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0. C. McIntyre
Joe Laure, Jr
Danton Runyon
Yesteryear
Freddie Cromley
Marietta College
Harry Frank
Indiaapeli
Raglan
al Jolson
Alg. Fields
Neil QC Brien
Lassus White
Fam
Park Central
William Waversham
Jooks
sMien
Noel Coward
Beth
McNaught Syndicate
ER Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mr. Jones
THE
Elyria Savings & Trust CO
Brieks
Church Directory
First Congregational Church
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Garford Or
J. L. Urion
Magyar Reformed Church
2Nd
Court Streets
William Muir Auld
Salvation Army Services
Henry Sillier
Psycluc Forum
Woodman's Hall
W. Broad
Joey
Parrin
Heed
Layman
Welcc
J. A. Watson
Epworth League
West River Street
Ruy
Bela P. Basco
Church OF God IN Christ
West Avenue
E. Harris
First Spiritualist Church
F. Ilull
Anna Hale
Stanly Pandra
Chapel Streets
Will J. Buster
Bible School
First Methodist
J. Bond
Papet
ST. Paul's Evangelical Church
Hird Suvet
Dernstrium
Subuok WU
Geli Pet Vice Db Beds
Gospel Mission
East Bridge St
Holy Cross
Fourteenth St
Budny
Sand
DU A. ML
Second Baptist Church
Sixteenth Street
Cols Odell Stewart
Oa. M
Lake Ave
William Buchhotte
Bertice
United Presbyterian
Gee, Brown
Princeton
Fraser
ST. Mary’s Catholic Church
ST. Andrew’s Church
Episcopal
Edwin B. Redhead
U. D. Rector
Young People's Fellowship
First Hungarian Baptist Church
Tes
MT. Zion Baptist
Wille Jackson
Ice
First Baptist Church
Semond Street
Middle Avenue
Trey
KK. OW
Bethany Baptist Church
Seventeenth Stree
U C. Smith
Foster
A. MI
H. R. Thrist
Lake Ave. Coal Co
Junior Grissinger
First Baptist
James A. Brady
Orrin Miller
Charles W Record
ST. Patrick's
William T. Moran
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Courtland
Canada
Church of the Nazarene
Cleveland Street
Clay
A.M
E. F. Whitney & Son
Broad Street
Broadway
Gould
Elyria Dairies
Elyria Dairies Inc
Aa Farns
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