South Ridge Club Hosts Annual D. C. Meeting
Mrs Aviston Schlechter hosted the D C Club on Saturday in South Ridge. Officers elected were President Mrs Elmer Vietzen Vice President Mrs Albert Vietzen Secretary Mrs Newton Bechtel Treasurer Mrs Louise Schmidtkons. An oyster supper was planned for January 29 at the Eppley home. Members and guests enjoyed needlework and a two course luncheon.
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South Ridge
Auiston Schlechter
D. C. Club
Elmer Vietzen
Albert Vietzen
Newton Bechtel
Mis
Louise Schmidtkongs
Mrn
Milton Eppley
Wrs
Harland Sehlechter
Walter Bennett
Henrietta
A J. Haist
Lorain
Harvey Curtis
Elyria
Carl Fowl
Patricia
West Ridge
EC. Schubert
Townline Road
Louise Schmidtkons
North Ridge
Henry Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Milton Epniley
Tene Stane
Walter Grobe
Milton Baus
Amliss Geraldine Woods
Farr Dehn
Mable Dehn
Newton Baus
Meeting at Drusendahl Home Thursday Evening
A gathering will be held Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Drusendahl in West Ridge. Rev Ryan from the M E Church of Amherst is the speaker for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Drusendahl
West Ridge
Ryan
M. E. Church of
Amherst
Wiech Home Event On Weat River Street
A brief notice indicates an event held at the Wiech residence on Weat River Street, with no further details available from the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiech
Weat River Street
Nation’s surveys reach into every facet of life
The United States is undergoing an extensive wave of surveys and studies. About 700 projects are under way by PWA and government departments, with 650 sponsored by the WPA, and 1,950 proposed studies disapproved. The aim is to employ white collar workers and chart trends in small and large business, at an estimated total cost of thirty million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PWA
WPA
Reckless driving debates toll of auto accidents
Analysis notes mixed trends in car fatalities and driving habits. Last year 36,400 deaths, up 300 from 1934, but the death rate per 100000 remained 28.5. Miles driven without an accident rose 4.3 percent as gasoline use grew 6 percent, while deaths rose only 1 percent.
Less Food but More Often Says Yale Expert on Meals
Dr. Howard W. Taggard of Yale’s allied physiology department told a New York conference that small frequent meals improve digestion and productivity. He notes afternoon tea is sound, late suppers linger on, and mid morning snacks have fewer fans. Light meals between breakfast and luncheon boost worker efficiency for both employees and employers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Haggarrd
Department of Allied Physiology
Yale University
Personnel Research Foundation
Commodore
New York
Defects In Parole System Highlighted By Michigan Commissioner
A Michigan parole commissioner notes two major defects in the parole system. Prison authorities push for more paroles to reduce population while parole boards lack sufficient supervisory assistance. Solutions include building adequate facilities and greater citizen involvement in parole pleas. The piece argues chronic offenders face risks from excessive leniency.
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Michigan
Barking For Prosperity in Hard Times for Dogs
A humorous survey notes 12,000,000 dog licenses nationwide and daily dog food consumption valued at 1.5 million dollars. Annual prepared dog food production ranges from 100 million to 130 million dollars. Kennels shows and dog events add to a large total, suggesting dogs are boosting business amid economic hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Degee
New York Day by Day by C. O. McIntyre
New York gossip notes the Cripple Creek era craze of the hot foot prank in saloons and clubs. It mentions celebrities and venues like the Stork Club El Morocco and Texas Guinan. The column pays tribute to George Elisabeth Wilson and writers Lardner Day and Lyman, praising press ethics and Lindbergh era scoops.
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New York
Cripple Creek
Stork Club
el Morocco
Donahue
Alfred Vanderbilt
Abe Lyman
Jack Dempsey
Sherman Billingsly
Dawn Oasis
Broadway
Park Avenue
Texas Guinan
A Reporter Reflects on News Sensitivity and Vanity
The author recalls how sensational scoops gain notice only in journalism circles unless they rival landmark stories like Lindbergh. He remembers bottling a midwest murder confession and a rival exposing a fake killer, then muses on a Saks mink window scene and his own humbling feeling of silliness.
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Park Row
Mid-West
Saks
MeXaught Syndicate
Notable historical anniversaries and birth dates listed
A compact roll of notable births and deaths from 1561 to 1932 including Francis Bacon Gotthold Lessing Andre Ampere Lord Byron John Hiram Lathrop August Strindberg Terence Powderly Robert S Brookings Alta California Queen Victoria and Pope Benedict XV National events include the 1924 Labor Party victory in England and the Turkish Koran reading in Istanbul. Joshua W Alexander and David Ward Griffith are named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Bacon
Gotthold EH. Lessing
Andre M. Ampere
University of Missouri
Wisconsin
Indiana
Sherburne
N. Y
Columbia
August Strindberg
Terence V. Powderly
Scranton
Knights of Labor
Immigration
Carbondale
Robert S Brookings
St. Louis
Good Works
Washington, DC
Ceol Co
Navy
Alta California
San Francisco
Queen Victoria
Britain
Notable Birth Anniversaries From 56 to 69 Years Past
The item lists several figures with birthplaces and ages: Frederick M. Vinson of Ashland, Ky born in Louisa 46 years ago. Yehudi Menuhin born in New York City 19 years ago. Charles F Oursler born in Baltimore 43 years ago. Kenneth R. Kingsbury born in Columbus 60 years ago. Clement L. Shaver born near Fairmont 69 years ago. Edward S. Harkness born in New York.
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la Grange
Frederick M. Vinson
Ashland
Louisa
Yehudi Menuhin
California
New York City
Charles F Oursler
New York
Baltimore
Kenneth R. Kingsbury
San Francisco
Standard Ol
Columbus
Ohio
Clement L. Shaver
Fairmont
W. Va
Edward S. Harkness
Needle Guild Society Seeks Mrs August Smith as Hostess
Mrs August Smith will host a meeting of the Needle Guild Society on Wednesday afternoon. A separate notice says a meeting of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union will be held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Smith
The
Needle Guild Society
Wi. c It. U
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Noted artists and critics born decades past in brief bio notes
Cleveland marks anniversaries of Haig Patigian born in Armenia in San Francisco sixty years ago and English writer Charles Vorgan born forty two years ago. Andrew de Laboulaye France's ambassador to the United States turned sixty years old. The day honors a thinker with a scientific versatile mind and inventors who bring wealth to the world.
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Cleveland
Haig Patigian
San Francisco
Armenia
Charles Vorgan
Andrew de Laboulaye
France
U. S
Entertains Club Hosts Bridge Party Honors Mr Ward
Mrs Francis Ward hosted the Married People's Bridge Club Saturday evening. High scores went to Mrs Maynard Gott and Rene Stang. Refreshments were served and a pink and white birthday cake honored Mr Ward. The club meets again in two weeks with Mr and Mrs Maynard Gott and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Ward
Maynard Gott
Rene Stang
Ward
Frank Kreuger
James Salida
Oberlin
Wedding of Bessie Billiard and Walter Wiech
Miss Ida Delefield served as bridesmaid at the wedding solemnized Saturday at St John’s Lutheran parsonage in Elyria. A reception followed the ceremony and guest details are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Delefield
Bessie Billiard
Walter Wiech
St. John's Lutheran Church
Elyria
Miss Delefield
Mr and Mrs Peabody Guests of Elyria Parents
Mr. and Mrs. Wiillam Peabody of Elyria were guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peabody, Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiillam Peabody
Elyria
Mrs
Clarence Peabody
Dover and North Murray Ridge residents at local gatherings
Leland Rutherford of Dover and Gladys Freeland of North Murray Ridge spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. DeLeffield. LeRoy Peabody dined with Miss Helen Schultz in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. DeLeffield visited Mr. and Mrs. John Peters of Townline Road Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland Rutherford
Dover
Gladys Freeland
North Murray Ridge
J. C. Delefield
LeRoy Peabody
Helen Schultz
Elyria
John Peters
Townline Road
Giants Carry Vault From Ot tumwa Night Club
Two men robbed a night club in Ottumwa loading a 400 pound vault onto a truck and fleeing with it Police reported the safe held about $300 in cash and jewelry valued highly by the owners The incident is under police investigation.
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Ottumwa
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Ferdanier
C. O. McIntyre
George
Isabeth Wilson
Clarence Day
Father
Lardner
Harold Ross
Times
Joshua W. Alexander
Gallatin
U. S. Secretary of Commerce
Cincinnati
David Ward Griffith
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Needle Gund Society
Tonay
Entertains Club
White Rose
En-Arco
National Motor Fuel Co
White Rose Stations
Lucas al. Wagner
Cleveland St
Beverly Ct. Wm
Camp
Tim
Buick
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