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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1938

Page

8

Fifth Avenue Glories Fade In New York Memory

A 1938 McNaught Syndicate column recalls Fifth Avenue and Madison Avenue in decline from their gilded era, noting surviving churches and select luxury blocks. It recalls Rockefeller Center, Morgan’s marble facade, Centre Market Place, and the police HQ district, with musings on odors and recollections of figures like J. P. Morgan and cultural names.

New York Jan Fifth Avenue Empire Plaza 34Th Street 59Th Rockefeller Center St. Patrick's St. Thomas 6Th Street Fifth John Madison Avenue Rue de la Paix Centre Market Place Police Chambers Street Theodore Dreiser H. G. Wells Mme Alma Claybergh Mary Pickford Arnold Bennett England Bowery McNaught Syndicate

Ohio Bankers to Study Business at Columbus Meeting

The Ohio Bankers Association will hold a one day Mid Winter Meeting at the Neil House in Columbus on February 12. Dr Neil Carothers Dean of Lehigh University College of Business Administration will speak on timely business developments. E S Woosley of First National Bank Louisville will lead the banking operations session. The association plans its regular convention for Dayton in late spring.

Columbus Ohio Bankers Association Neil House David M. Auch Neil Carothers College of Business Administration Lehigh University Bethlehem Carothers Philadelphia Orchestra E. S. Woosley First National Bank Leouisville Mr. Woosley Association Dayton H. L. Wilson Citizens National Bank Sidney H. EK. Cook Second National Bank Bucyrus P R. Peters Fairfield National Bank Lancaster E. G. Kirby The Commerce-Guardian Bank Toledo

Rose Bowl Sales Report Figures at Pasadena Game

Official Rose Bowl statistics from the California Alabama game show 90,000 attendees. Items sold included 74,000 bottles of soda, 46,591 hot dogs, 4,000 bags of peanuts, 7,000 bags of popcorn, and 4,000 packages of cigarettes.

Pasadena Cal

Degree Team Makes First Appearance

The Elyria Council No. 406 Junior Order of United American Mechanics initiated a new member showing the team’s first appearance under its new captain.William Schmeiley praised the work and urged attendance at the district banquet in March, with National Councilor Andrew Ruppel and other officers expected. Plans were made for a joint meeting with Lorain Council next Tuesday in Elyria, following a similar Lorain meeting.

Elyria Council No. 406 Order of United American Mechanics William Schmeiley Brooklyn Council Schmeiley Andrew Ruppel Elyria Lorain

Rhodesia Doctor Saves Miner With Arm Amputation

In Southern Rhodesia a doctor risked his life to rescue Howard Sheasby trapped by rock in the Home stake mine near Selukwo. Dr Robert Saunders performed a local anaesthetic amputation to free Sheasby's arm after a rescue team spent hours removing rubble. The operation succeeded and Sheasby remained conscious throughout.

Bulawayo Rhodesia Robert Saunders Edward Howard Sheasby Homestake Selukwo Southern Rhodesia Dr. Saunders Stone Sheasby Saunders

Dog Goes To Court To Prove Identity

In Astoria Oregon Spike a six year old dog appeared in county court to prove he was the Spike who inherited 1000 dollars and paid 311.36 in taxes after his master Louis Wiggen died in 1932 leaving the provision. The inheritance tax was sent with a photograph but a fire at the state capitol destroyed official identification. Spike’s monthly allowance is 10 dollars and the court must re identify him.

Astoria Ore Spike Louis Wiggen

Infected Pimple Death Warns Indiana Farmer Wife

A sensational health ad claims an infected pimple killed a farmer's wife in Indiana. The piece urges readers to use Peterson's Ointment for pimples itching and other irritations, promising money back if not satisfied. It markets products from American and British transportation advertising boasts.

O. British, Air Transportation Company Indiana Peterson Are

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