Shanleys toasts cafe days in New York lore
New York Day by Day profiles Peter Shanley of the Shanleys cafe legacy now hosting at the Commodore hotel bar in New York. The piece recalls Shanley's Times Square era, Yonkers moves, and later work for a large corporation while sharing memories of fellow figures Jack Wildberg and Albert Lodwick related to pre Volstead nights and Hughes Paris flight planning.
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New York
Peter Shanley
Shanley
Times Square
Broadway
Times Building
George M. Cohan Theater
Putnam
Paramount
Yonkers
McLean Avenue
Shan Jey
Peter
Pelham
Jack Wildberg
Jack
Henley
Wildberg
Leon Gordon
Ursula Parrott
Albert I. Lodwick
Howard Hughes
Paris
Mary
Los Angeles
Hughes
Mr. Lodwick
Lodwick crafts air voyage despite costly trials
Lodwick, heading Stinson and Hughes pilot a Lockheed, spent two years testing for a risky flight. He analyzed a collapsible rubber boat off Atlantic City, replaced cold inflation gas, and chained oars to prevent loss, while other items like radio man Howard Taylor and performers appear in spot notes.
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Stinson
Hughes
Lockheed
Lodwick
Atlantic City
Pittsfield Methodist Social Features Ted Redmond saxophone
The Pittsfield church social on Friday July 15 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H Piper starts at 8:30 PM with Ted Redmond, Lorain saxophonist, performing and sharing world experience. The program includes public speaking, group singing, and selections from the Singing Finance Committee quartet. Refreshment chair Mrs. H T Breyley leads the committee.
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The
Methodist Church
H. ©. Piper
Ted Redmond
Lorain
Missionary Aid Meeting Set for July 14 at Mrs. Gifford’s Home
The Missionary Aid of the Methodist Church will gather Thursday afternoon July 14 at the home of Mrs. Grant Gifford.
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Missionary Aid of
The
Methodist Church
Grant Gifford
Ladies Society meets at Mrs Whitney home in August plans
The Ladies Society of the Community Church met Thursday at Mrs O J Whitney with 11 members present. Rev William Smith of Oberlin spoke, and lemonade and cookies were served. Next meeting set for August 11 at Mrs A L Waite. A G Mills reported improved from illness.
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Ladies Society of the Community Church
O. J. Whitney
William Smith
Oberlin
A. L. Waite
Export prospects for American wheat under cabinet policy
Denys Wortman notes that even before Roosevelt's push to sell more wheat abroad, prospects were dim. Wallace faced export restrictions from major buyers and Cordell Hulls opposition to export bounties. Italy showed no interest after Mussolini’s vow not to buy, leaving Wallace with little to report and exports likely to fall short of surplus.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wallace
Cordell Hull
Hull
Italy
Mussolini
United States
iCopyright
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
EarlyBird Colorado primary theme in Roosevelt tour
The piece traces President Roosevelt’s observations on Colorado primaries, highlighting Alva Adams’ long opposition, Republican registration shifts, and budding campaigns by Ben Hilliard and Oscar Chapman. It notes Indiana’s drift, Paul McNutt’s ambitions, and McNutt’s strategic choices affecting Van Nuys and Willis amid a wheat surplus travel segment.
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Colorado
Pueblo
Alva Adams
Alvy
Rooosevelt
Congress
Ferdinand Pecora
Senate Banking Committee
Teller Ammons
Ben Stapleton
Denver
Washington
Adams
Roosevelt
Wilmington
Del
Oscar Chapman
Colorado Supreme Court
Ben Hilliard
Indiana
Fred van Nuys
Democratic
Paul McNutt
Philippines
White House
van Nuys
McNutt
Applecart
Jim Watson
Jim
Watson
Raymond Willis
Willis
Old Fashioned Ice Cream Social in Carlisle
The Young People's Choir hosts an ice cream social on Wednesday July 13 at 7 P M in the basement of LaPorte M E Church. The event features home made ice cream cake and fruit dips with Miss Eleanor Robson and Mrs Robert Lee in charge assisted by the choir and director Mrs H H Gregg.
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Carlisle
LaPorte M. E. Church
Young People’s Choir
Eleanor Robson
Robert Lee
H. H. Gregg
LaPorte WCTU to Meet at Mrs Rahl Home
LaPorte W C T U schedules a Wednesday meeting at 2 PM at the Chestnut Ridge home of Mrs. Frank Rahl.
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LaPorte W. C. T. U
Frank Rahl
Chestnut Ridge
Mrs Johnson to Host Threen Luncheon on Butternut Ridge
Mrs C N Johnson opens her home on Butternut Ridge Road a week from Wednesday July 20 at noon for a threen luncheon. General Aid of the LaPorte Ladies' Aid will be present and community members are welcome. Ava Pitkin, president, will oversee arrangements.
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C. N. Johnson
Butternut Ridge Road
LaPorte Ladies’ Aid
Ava Pitkin
Sunday School Orchestral Dedication Service at LaPorte Church
At LaPorte M E Church Sunday July 10 the Young People's Sunday School Orchestra directed by Miss Eleanor Robson performed a special number. Rev Thomas Hughes pastor spoke at 11 15 A M on Dedication of Life focusing on devotion and sacrifice. He cited Moses Plato and Jesus as influencers on culture. The Young People's Choir under Mrs H H Gregg presented My Jesus I Love Thee.
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LaPorte M. E
Young People’s
Eleanor Robson
Thomas Hughes
Hughes
Moses
Plato
Jesus
Young People
H. H. Gregg
Reisinger Family Holds July Fourth Gathering at Grave Site
A Reisinger family reunion took place at the grave of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Harrison on Graf ton Road on July 4. Guests had a picnic dinner and enjoyed boating on the river and bathing at Rose's Dem. In the evening homemade ice cream and cake were served.
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Reisinger
Frank Harrison
Grafton Road
Rose
Holy Name Society To Hear Judge Tenesy Speaker
Judge George Tenesy of Cleveland will address the Lorain Deanery Holy Name Society at St. Marys church Elyria next Monday evening on Unemployment Insurance. Washington motion pictures on the subject may be shown. The meeting starts at 8 p m. Joan Kennington is president and E C Keyes secretary.
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George Tenesy
Cleveland
Lorain
Holy Name Society
St. Mary’s Church
Elyria
Judge Tenesy
Washington
Joan Kennington
E. C Keyes
East Carlisle basement musicale hosted by the Bailey family
Guests gathered in the East Carlisle school basement for a music program by A. P. Bailey and fellow musicians with Miss Josephine Bailey at the piano. Attendees included Lorain residents Archie Welton Elizabeth Reisinger Carl and Jack Reisinger Charles Reisinger Norman Reisinger and two children of Grafton Elmer Reisinger of Seville Walter Reisinger of South Middle avenue Fred Shepherd Ruth and a granddaughter, and A P Bailey with Josephine and Charles.
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East Carlisle
A. P. Bailey
Josephine Bailey
Archie Welton
Elizabeth Reisinger
Carl Reisinger
Jack
Charles Reisinger
Lorain
Norman Reisinger
Grafton
Elmer Reisinger
Seville
Walter Reisinger
South Middle Avenue
Fred Shepherd
Ruth
Josephine
Charles
Omegas Sunday School Class Picnic at Robson's Grove
Members of the Omegas Sunday School Class at LaPorte M E Church taught by James E Dewhurst will hold a picnic supper Saturday at 5 30 PM. The gathering takes place at Robson's Grove along Robson Road by the Black River.
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Omegas
LaPorte M. E. Church
James E. Dewhurst
Robson's Grove
Robson Road
Black River
Relatives and Friends Visit Oberlin Carlisle Area
Mrs Jennie Alexander and Robert Alexander family members visit LaPorte Elyria and Carlisle area friends. Howard Goodyear and daughters from Cleveland call on G R Goodyear family. Miss Ruth Williams from Kent State visits Miss Ruby Dawsey and Mr Henry Willis. Rev Fred C Dietz visiting Oberlin Carlisle relatives. Carl Diedrick hosts in La Grange Road.
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Margaret Stolz
H. Wirschai
Jane Oseka
Raymond Yunker
Notre Dame
Indiana
Frank Yunker
Mary Fitz- Patrick
Paul Roling
John Diedrick
William McGuire
Gene Gimner
Dolores Humphrey
Cleveland
Gilbert
Harrison
Catawba Island
Theodore Ropp
Elizabeth Chapman
Joyce Gregg
G. R. Goodyear
Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
F. F. Fling
Fred Lescher
Leo Hill
Rosemary
San Antonio
Texas
Lorain
Carlisle
Elyria
Howard Goodyear
Alma
Mae
Ruth Williams
Kent State University
Ruby Dawsey
Henry Willis
la Porte
Miss Williams
Miss Dawsey
East Carlisle
Fred C. Dietz
Rome
Italy
Oberlin
Carl Diedrick
la Grange Road
Jean Diedrick Chapter with Relatives in LaPorte
Jean Diedrick spent the week with her aunt and uncle in LaPorte on Butternut Ridge Road, an informal family visit documented in local notes.
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Jean Diedrick
LaPorte
Butternut Ridge Road
Freak Trout With Two Mouths Nets Local Fame
YATESVILLE New York. Earl Stryler and his brother caught a two pound trout on the west bank of Lake Keuka. The fish has two mouths and two sets of teeth in an otherwise normal head.
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Yatesville
N.Y
Earl Stryler
Stryler
Lake Keuka
Redding Runs City Gold Mine Leasing Earnings Grow
Redding California owns a municipal gold mine leased to a Sacramento company. After two months of operation the mine produced a 10 percent city cut of 1,000 for the first month and 1,230.79 for the second month.
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Redding
Cal
Sacramento
Penetrating Foot Odor Remedy Advertisement
An old advertisement promises a 12 hour foot odor test with F. 0. product. It claims to stop sweaty feet and itching toes overnight, offering a 39 cent refund and a 30 cent refund for athletes foot cases. Local seller C. C. Bowers, Druggist is listed.
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C. C. Bowers, Druegist
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Chas. Driscol
Pocahontas
Elyria Feed & Coal Co
Howard Taylor
Myra Kingsley
Fritzi Scheff
Providence
Jack Cluett
Cluetts
Marion Davies
Mr. Farley
McNaught Syndicate
Pittsfield
Missionary Aid
Society
A. G. Mills
William Shoemig
Amherst
Judith Ann
Allen Hospital
Ada Sherburne
May
Gala
Sherburne
By Denys Wortman
Morris
Owaso
Mich
Tuesay
Reese Luiard
Reese, Jr
Detroit
Jim Davidson
Ior
Harold Ickes
Senator Adams
E. K. Burlew
Indiana Blues
General Aid
Steel & Tubes, Inc
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jennie Alexander
Robert Alexander
Lester Alexander
West Avenue
Wiggs Cleanser
Olo
Castle
Castle’s
Second Street
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