Diary of a prisoner at home and guests from Yonkers
New York diary notes isolation from illness yet hosting Frank Becks at home in Yonkers aims to lure them as neighbors. A Texas fruit gift from Amon Carter arrives, while the writer reads poems by Alethera Garrison and Terhune real dog tales, and recalls editor days with Diana Thorne dog etchings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Becks
Yonkers
Beck
Becks
California
Cyrus Wicker
Miami
Florida
Amon Carter
Fort Worth
Texas
Alethera Garrison
Kansas
Oklahoma
Putnam's
Doge
Albert Payson Terhune
Diana Thorne
Miss Cole Directs Play At Eaton
Elyria will see Miss Elaine Cole direct the play by the Tidelis Class of the Eaton Church of Christ on the final night of the Eaton Farmer's Institute. Proceeds benefit the Institute and class. the institute hosts seasonal speakers and novelty numbers between acts. Mrs Carl Ziehm leads the Sunday School Orchestra providing numbers for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elaine Cole
Elyria
Eaton Farmer's Institute
Carl Ziehm
Dogs and a Daring Bloodhound Adventure
A breezy column profiles dog lover Beck and his bloodhound Schnozzle. After a rain wrecks a car in South Carolina, Schnozzle treks through swamps while Beck searches, negotiates a ransom tale, and pockets a five dollar reward. Meanwhile the author hints at a possible radio MC opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beck
Schnozzle
Frank
California
New York
Windsor
S. C
Frank Beck
Nancy
Barbara
Lovestruck vacationer and a Broadway revelation collide
Peter Day, famed playwright Peter Dawson, visits a hilltop cabin romance with Sibyl Aldrich in a lake valley. Jules Sanford, host of Sibyl, seeks marriage for Sibyl while a staged extortion plot by the Marstons unravels. Sibyl learns Day's social stature threatens their bond as a stormy pursuit follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Day
Siby Aldrich
Jules Sanford
Jules
Peter
Lora Marston
Cora
Lora
Siby
Marstens
Marstons
Frank
Jaes
Sibyl
Sam
Satan
Scottsville
Peter Dawson
Broadway
New York
Sibyl Aldrich
Avon Lake church groups hold mission and league meetings
Avon Lake reports show the Avon Baptist Ladies Aid hosted a Missionary meeting at Mrs. Schenck s home with Mrs. Effie Moulton delivering a talk on Works of Missions and Mrs. Emery speaking on Missionary Education. Congregational Women s League officers installation planned with a pot luck dinner next Tuesday. Roger King ill with chicken pox and France names a Minister of Pensions in its Cabinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Walter Schenck
William Menges
Ladies Aid Society
The
Avon Baptist Church
George Jenkins
Jesus
Tuella Emery
Jenkins
Old Rugged Cross
Moulton
Effie Moulton
Clearview
Lorain County Baptist Missionary Union
Emery
Lorain Co. Baptist Association
Webb
Arthur Hudson
Howard Walker
Congregational Church
Women’s League
Herbert Arnold
Grover Holmes
Clayton Mays
P. Kramer
Glen Rogers
Jim Butterworth
Dunlap
Murbach
Mylecrane
Wardlaw
Foote
Kubach
Black
Roger King
Congregational Church annual meeting in South Amherst
Members met in church parlors for the annual meeting with a tureen supper and favorable committee reports. Agreement to retain Rev. Russel Sersaw with higher salary. Father and Son banquet February 16 planned. new adult Sunday School class to begin. Officers elected include Trustee Frank Powers and Clerk Mrs. Herman Witt among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Russel Sersaw
Frank Powers
Herman Witt
Treaguer
Emil Ruth
N. G. Townsend
Lewis Kilmer
Clinton Kilmer
Ruth Ott
Warren Gleason
Council to Meet at Town Hall This Evening
The Village Council will convene this evening at the Town Hall for a regular session. The agenda includes routine administrative matters and public input opportunities.
Roosevelt policy aims for embargo power and neutral trade shifts
The Roosevelt administration weighs two neutrality goals with tax and embargo options. Objective No. 1 seeks discretionary embargo rights to curb aggressors. Objective No. 2 would repeal most of the Neutrality Act, allowing nations to buy war materiel in the United States for loading aboard their ships, aiding democracies while risking Japan. Senator Pittman prepares hearings to push Objective No. 1, while Objective No. 2 remains central to policy and domestic debate among Roosevelt advisors and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Europe
France
Great Britain
Atlantic
Japan
Pacific
Pittman
Senate
Minton
Indiana
Schwellenbach
Roosevelt
Burke
Nebraska
White House
George Proudfit
U. S
False Teeth Breath Odor Warning and Polident Aid
False teeth and dental appliances harbor scum that traps germs and causes denture breath. Brushing struggles to remove it, but Polident powder dissolves all scum, stains, tarnish and odor. Clinically approved and widely recommended, Polident costs about 30 cents at drug stores.
South Amherst Legion Post 197 Holds Regular Meeting
A regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 was held in the club rooms Friday evening with routine business. Plans were set to attend the Lorain County Council in Lorain Thursday night January 12 and to attend the opening of Lorain post’s new home. Eight members attended the card night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197
Lorain
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Driscoll
Chas. Wriscoli
Terhune
Miss Cole
Eaton
McNaught Syndicate
Middle Ave
Suish
Charlot Mason Cope
United Feature Syndicate
Day
Jbyl
Society
Women's League of the Congregational Church
Pensions
Amherst
South Amherst
O. J. Ruth
Margaret Histed
Sweden
Cooperative Movement
Viola Kreeger
Council
Senator Pittman
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations Committee
Nevada
Congress
Senator McNary
Oregon
McNary
Marvin McIintyre
Mac
Navy
Ross McIntire
Jim Pope
Idaho
Fortune Magazine
Fortune
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Lincoln Lounge Company
Cleveland, D
Oper
Madere Hiele
Legion Meeting