New York Day by Day Glimpses of Society and Media Figures
A bustling Times Square mood snapshot lists Elsa Maxwell Daniels and Cole Porter connections, radio pundits, and glamorous names. It notes Gene Tunney’s praise, Mrs. Dodge Sloane’s coiffure, and Gloria Baker as a publicized heiress while skimming the era’s cultural chatter and industry leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elsa Maxwell
Cole Porter
Gene Tunney
Dodge Sloane
Bob Benchley
Duluth
Schenectady
Bryan Field
Martha Deane
Donald Duck
Rae Dooley
Eddie Reeves
Jules Brulator
Gloria Baker
John Hay Whitney
Liz
Jack
Myra Kingsley
Ia Claire
Fay King
Oscar
Dick Berlin
Pepys
London
Weekend Guests And A Distant Echo Of Headlines
In Chatham and nearby, families hosted visitors from Toledo Olivesburg Clyde and Barberton over the weekend and Sunday. A long digression follows on Hollywood publicity, veteran radio feeds, and exotic snack bars, ending with a storm memory and a copyright notice from 1938.
Weekend Guests, Obituary, and Local Notes
Wadsworth hosted Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Carl Pack ards. Ashland visitors, Mr and Mrs Harry Hicks and their son, stayed with Mr and Mrs Thomas McVicker. Albert Arters mourns father Charles Arters with services at Brandon. The Pickering marriage unites Theodore and Mary Finley of Chippewa Lake. Eugene Griffin visits South Amherst relatives. Arthur Hawke visits North Eaton. The Wood Bee event occurred last Friday and Saturday for the Congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadsworth
Carl Packards
Harry Hicks
Ashland
Thomas McVicker
Albert Arters
Charles Arters
Brandon
Theodore Pickering
Mary Finley
Chippewa Lake
Eugene Griffin
Springer
South Amherst
Arthur Hawke
North Eaton
Lee Walkden
Baldwin Wallace Gospel Team Leads Sunday Service
Sunday morning services featured the Baldwin Wallace Gospel Team at 10 15 A M with Miss Margaret Gillespie singing soloes and Miss Emily Brown at piano. Esther Schultz spoke on Too Late and Graydon Stull spoke on Kindness while Rev Albert L Marting filled the pulpit.
Nicaragua invites California aid for Pacific banana plan
San Francisco reports Nicaragua has invited California capital to help develop banana plantations on its Pacific coast. Three advantages are promised: lower costs for California by saving Panama Canal tolls, larger Pacific bananas versus Atlantic ones, and higher vitamin content.
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San Francisco
Nicaragua
California
Moscow Faces Narrow Phone Shortage Amid Growth
Moscow, Russia, shows a telephone density of five lines per hundred inhabitants as urban expansion strains infrastructure. Officials note slow rollout of new lines while demand climbs with population growth and business activity.
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McIntyre
Robert Taylors
Edward R. Stettinus, Jr
U. S. Steel Corporation
Thomas Watson
Bruce Barton
Garbo
John Baragwenath
Neysa MecMein
Adolphe Menjou
Gypsy Rose Lee
Wally Simpson
Winter Garden
Chatham
Leon Dobson
J. Grigsby
Barberton
Goldie
Margaret Hank
Clyde
Helen Auble
Lillian Clifford
Harry Hall
Fern Abram
Hollywood
Amon Carter
O. B. Winter
Texas
Carter
Winter
Maryland
Lee Orwell
Major Bowes
Leaington
Place de la Concorde
Paris Midi
Excelsior
Gold Coast
Central Park
McNaught Syndicate
Robson Creamery
Middle Avenue
Temple Court
Bacon
York State
Mt. Hope
Heart Center
Big Apple
Cal
Sunkist
Maine
Great Giant
Wheatena Ralston
Iod
Pillsbury
Flour Country Club
Jack Frost
Broad Street
CampBell’s
Ibs
Ib. F
Wesco
Alves
Rand
Country Club
Pears
Avondale Peas Country Club
Golden Bantam
Apple
Gerber’s
Clapps
Libby’s
F Baby Foods
Roan
Nash
Ladies Aid
A. Comstock
Elyria
Comstock
Evora Black
Elmer Carver
John Prince
Frank Sweet
Bartter
Eldred
Black
Walker
John Gibbens
Ridgeville
Miss Dunham
Loescher
George Washington
Bernadine Taft
Sauer
Cleveland
Hugh, Jr
Hugh Palmer
George Pittson
Milton Beltz
Gayle
Glenn Stranahan
Margaret
Paul Strobel
Ray
Bradshaw
Eeking
Rey
Robert Andrews
Morris Varsey
Eaton
Fortune
Alton Mitchell
A. W. Palmer
Faust Lyndes
E. H. Terrell
Ruth Hofitzer
A. D. Nye
Ernest Green
Patay
Pittefiel
John Sigsworth
Moscow
Russia
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