New York Day by Day travelogue and portraits of city life
A brisk floated reminiscence through New York City scenes and people from July 15 1935, detailing dining spots on Fulton Street, encounters with figures like Loretta Young and Xavier Cugat, and vivid vignettes of restaurants, theaters, and streetlife. It notes Sweets on West Street, Prunier's and Gage's, and mentions John McCormack and Edwin Booth in earlier lore, with humorous personal anecdotes and cultural observations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roaring West Street
Fulton
New York
Cove
Fsle
Prunier’s
Gage’s
Bridge Street
Davidson
Kipton man injured in Elyria painting accident
Clarence Parker was severely injured on Tuesday when a scaffold he was using collapsed in Elyria. He was rushed to Memorial hospital for X rays to assess his injuries as friends wish him a speedy recovery.
Dangerous landings in a Hong Kong boat club intrigue
Linda Marshall, an American flier presumed dead, is found prisoner on a Pacific island. Tommy Drew and Jerry Mitchell vow to aid her uncle Copernicus Marshall, a scientist rumored lost, as Linda hides aboard Jerry’s launch to a Boat Club dance. A mix up at the club sparks rumors Linda is alive and tied to Jerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linda Marshall
Pacific
Tommy Drew
Copernicus Marshall
Tommy
Jerry Mitchell
Linda
Hong Kong
Crab Island
Patrick Flane
Jerry
Doris
Victoria
Helen
Miss Wilson
George
Monty
Harry
Keen Kutters 4 H club meets at school house
The Keen Kutters 4 H club held its sixth meeting at the school house on Wednesday with guest Jean Textor of New London. Rita Ingersoll read, Martha Jane Davidson played a piano solo, and sewing followed a short program supervised by Merena Ludlam. The next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday July 17 at the same location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keen Kutters
Jean Textor
New London
Rita Ingersoll
Martha Jane Davidson
Merena Ludlam
Camden church Ladies Aid Party Hosts Quilting Afternoon
Mrs Guy Morgan hosted the Camden Baptist church Ladies Aid Society at her home on Wednesday with quilt block crafting and a tasty supper. Guest Mrs Karl Perkins of Chicago joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Morgan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Camden Baptist Church
Karl Perkins
Chicago
Cham bers Family Reunion Held With 40 Members Present
The 40th Cham bers family reunion was held July 10 at the Haynes home on West River road with forty members and six visitors. An outdoor picnic lunch and later ice cream and cake followed. Officers for next year were elected with H C Chambers as president and Horace Seeley as vice president. A sympathy card was sent to several members. It was voted to hold the reunion at Harvey Chambers home on the last Wednesday of July 1936. An entertainment committee for next year was named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Chambers
H. C. Chambers
Herbert Chambers
Harvey Chambers
Frankie Reese
George Day
J. G. Morris
Horace Seeley
Harriett Seeley
Nina Seeley
W. H. Chambers
Frank van Wagnen
Richard Chambers
Will Carr
Chicago
Wellington 4 H Club Notes and Garden Judging Plans
Wellington 4 H Hustlers Club members swam at the McConnell farm pool and took study books along, with Thorn Cassell re-elected health delegate for Health Day in Oberlin. Lorain County clubs will visit gardens July 16 and 17, with Howard West and Warren Church leading garden inspections. Mary Betters hosts a session July 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
4-H Hustlers
McConnell Farm
Thorn Cassell
Oberlin
Arthur Dumke
Lorain County
C. S. Church
Warren Church
Sunnysiders
Josephine Ebener
Josephine Ebene
Howard West
C. J. Hummell
Picnic at Cascade Park Highlights 4 H Club Day
About thirty Markley Girls 4 H Club members and parents enjoyed a Cascade Park picnic on Wednesday afternoon. Miss Marian Roberts led games including bobbing for corks, pie guessing and bean guessing with prizes awarded to several children and adults. A 4 p.m. picnic supper followed social time. various local residents were noted as guests or visitors in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Tran
Frank Chambers
Edith Morris
Alice Mohler
Bob Haynes
Jack Horner
Sonny Carpenter
Marian Seeley
Mildred Mohler
Raymond Mohler
Markley Girls 4 H Club
Cascade Park
Marian Roberts
Martha Penrod
Elyria
Frankie Reese
Will Warner
Baby
Portsmouth
Ohio
Wellington WPA summer school opens with classes at Herrick
Recreational program for Wellington and vicinity under the Works Progress Administration begins this morning at 8 45 in Herrick Auditorium. Mrs Violet Curtice heads the Women’s Division and Miss Lucille Burge directs dramatics music storytelling and fireside games for second to sixth graders forenoon sessions run at Herrick with afternoon playground activities at school grounds from 2 to 4 30. Special classes for first graders and preschoolers meet on the same days between 10 45 and 11 45 with no charges or restrictions.
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Wellington
Herrick Auditorium
Violet Curtice
the Works, Progress Administration
Lorain County
Lucille Burge
Burge
Kent State College
Miss Burge
Viaias
Summer pattern for frock with Dubonnet red and white flowers
Fashion note highlights a crossover dress pattern in white on red. It lists fabric options lilac checks dusty pink linen aqua silk and notes Style No 3479 fits busts 36 to 48 inches with yardage 3 34 yards of 39 inch material for size 36. Requests 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for combined pattern book and pattern order to The Chronicle Telegram Pattern Department New York.
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Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. S
Elect Delegates and Local Church Activities
Ernest L. Sharp was elected lay delegate to the Annual Methodist Episcopal Church Conference at Lakeside this fall with Fred E. Bradley as alternate. A group of ME ladies planned a trip to Ashland for a picnic with Mr and Mrs Russell Rudy but weather and a storm delayed them. They returned home then enjoyed a picnic supper on Mrs Leona Yoxtheimer’s lawn. Mrs Frank Obriz and two children visit Colorado. Gertrude Greetham visits Akron. Others: Robert Seitters with relatives in Huntington. Raymond Church vacationing with his sister in Cleveland. The Methodist choir performed and Circle No 2 meets with Mrs Daur Shepard. Guest Car program and Silver offering planned. Mrs Cora Ward of Los Angeles visiting. Circle No 3 meets with Mrs John Lindsay. Miss Bessie Riggs and Kent Nee mas study weekend at home.
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Ernest L. Sharp
Methodist Episcopal Church Conference
Lakeside
Fred E. Bradley
M. E
Ashland
Russell Rudy
Sullivan
Wre. Hudy
Wellington
Frank Obriz
Louise
Buddy
Colorado
Gertrude Greetham
Akron
Robert Seitters
Huntington
Raymond Church
Cleveland
Methodist
Jeannette Grissinger
Robert Avery
Emily Williams
Emily Codding
Here
David Coddime
ME Aid Soriety
Daur Shepard
Entire
Aid Society
Cora Ward
Los Angeles
Calif
Eva Moats
John Lindsay
Bessie Riggs
Kent Neemas Studeo
Warning to burglars in Tiffin O on salesman car
A traveling salesman’s car stationed in Tiffin, Ohio carried a sign warning burglars that the vehicle contains shoe samples for only one font. The note warned against using the car for merchandise. The report also notes Liberia’s failing self sufficiency in food and need to import rice.
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Tiffin
Liberia
Avon Club Socials Highlight Avon ULUR Meeting
The Morning Glory club hosted by Director and Mrs. William Fisher on Center Road featured card games with prizes won by Mrs. J. J. Weiler Mrs. Lawrence Heckel and Mrs. Frank Dechant. Epworth League members held a wash and S S class gathering. A True Blue club picnic at John Terveen's Avon Lake home wrapped the week.
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ULUR
AVON
Morning Glory Club
William Fisher
Center Road
J. J. Weiler
Lawrence Heckel
Frank Dechant
Louis Dechane
True Blue Club
John Terveen
Avon Lake
Charles Moh
Charles Jr
Distinctive debt marks Crooksville as high in state
Crooksville carries the highest municipal debt for towns its size in Ohio with a debt percentage of 3.57, well above the state average of 1.31 for 3,000 to 5,000 population communities. Scientists estimate the Cro-Magnon people lived about 20,000 years ago and were physically equal to modern humans.
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Crooksyville
Crooksville
Ohio
New London Grange Notes July Meeting Program
New London Grange will meet Thursday evening July 18 with Dudley A. White of the Norwalk Reflector-Herald to speak on The newspaper's value to the Public. The program includes music readings and other features. Members are urged to attend and visiting Grangers are welcome.
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New London
Dudley A. White
Norwalk Reflector-Herald
New Lonedon Grange
Henry Parnell
W. A. Peck
S. B. Palmer
J. H. Powles
Herman Owles
Laziness Urged By 102-Year-Old Montreal Woman
In Montreal a 102-year-old woman Mrs Timothee Malouin credits longevity to never having worked a day in her life. She touts laziness as virtue and says lemonade is her strongest drink, with a daily two-block walk to church as her main diversion.
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Montreal
Timothee Malouin
All Three Plymouths Drive Thrill and Value
USED-CAR dealers across 50 cities report Plymouths command top prices and quickest sales among low-priced cars. They cite finer engineering, all steel body and genuine hydraulic brakes as standout safety features. First owners hold onto them, proving lasting value in the 1955 Plymouth line.
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Dilary
Doris Kenyon
Frank Fays
Ward Storehouse
Valentine Williams
England
Verne Porter
Paul Revere
Whoal
Sidney Kents
Conde Nast
Loretta Young
Luchow's
Frank Sullivan
Alison Smith
Russel Crouse
al Smith
Virginia Rotacker
Eugene Fy Naal
Grame Grey Park
Edwin Booth
James Cagney
Lowney
Vive
Sibley
Maharajah of
Kapurthala
Waldorf
Xavier Cugat
Bagatelles
W. A. Brady
Paul Whiteman
Jock Whitner
Max Schmeling
Westbrook Pegler
Alfred Vanderbilt
Greta Garbo
Henry L. Doherty
Columbus
McNaught Syndicate
Kipton
Victoria Peak
Erry
States
Cameo
Charlie’s
Esther Calkins
Canton
Canada
East
Kipton Elevator
Carl Perkins
F. A. Perkins
A Adam Moeh
John Adrian
Janet Joan
Detroit
C. J. Betts
Jay Sharp
Oberlin Hospital
G. I. Cooper
Lorain
M. E. Perkins
John Green
Camden Baptist Parsonage
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Ladra I. Saldt, A. M
Columbia Unity
New York, N.Y
Epworth League
Robert Barrs
S. S
Elyria Waterworks
Misses Mars
Grace
Irene Gough
Doris Gough
Mrs. Hazen
Atrs. Whiteman
Mrs. Jordan
Haines
Lakewood
Lee Hubbard
John Johnson
Ben Walker
George Jenkins
North Olmstead
Charles E. Mayberry
Syracuse
N. Y
Mayberry
O. E. Ward Company
Ice Poxes
Elyria New & Used Furniture CO
Broad Street
Plymouth
Chrysler
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler Motors
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