Paris Nightlife Dims in New York Day’s Long Shadow
New York Day observes Broadway’s waning night culture while Paris bohemia glitters in memory. A columnist recalls Montmartre after dark, luxury clubs closed, patrons scarce, and a vanished era traced through taverns like the Dead Rat and Moulin Rouge.
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New York
Paris
Broadway
Paree
Privaifer
Timo
Stanford White
Hari Thaw
Evelyn Neslut
Moulin Rowse
Petite Chauniere
Montmartre
Cruse
Grafton family gatheringends with 74 guests at farm
A July 25 report details a Sunday gathering at the George Rening farm in Grafton. Relatives of Mrs Henry Friedenburg of Grand Rapids and guests from Cleveland Lakewood and Elyria attended along with distant kin unseen for 15 years. The event featured a picnic dinner on the lawn and a large turnout from nearby towns.
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Grafton
Henry Friedenburg
Grand Rapids
Delpha
C Schilieman
Elvrra
George Renging Farm
Cleveland Lakewood
Elvria Valleys City
Relden
Carliote
Evifton
Local Social Notes Include Cole Family Visits Across Town
Ashland residents and guests gather for extended visits as Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cole host in town. Mrs. Harriet Cole enjoys two weeks with son Arthur Cole and family. M. Toth, staying with Rozboril family, spends weekend in Cleveland with relatives. Paul Coward and Hoyle Coward join the Rozborils as Harriet Miller and Margaret Rozboril visit Alberta Beach. Richard Heiffner spends Sunday in Rochester at the Heiffs home.
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Ashland
Glen Cole
van Cole
Sullivan
Fulmer
Nova
Harriet Cole
Arthur Cole
M. Toth
Rozboril
Cleveland
Elizabeth Rozboril
Paul
Hoyle Coward
Harriet Miller
Margaret Rozboril
Alberta Beach
Richard Heiffner
Rochester
M. H. Heiffsher
Huntington Notes and Birthday Celebrations
Guests at the Conrad Naegele home included Mr and Mrs Jake Munz and daughter and several others from Huntington. H D Bowen celebrated his 65th birthday with family and friends from Cleveland Elyria Norwalk Middlefield and Huntington. Brief items mention Eleanor Barnes visiting grandparents and visits by the Miller and Brown families from Wellington and nearby towns.
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Huntington, O
Conrad Naegele
Jake Munz
Mr. Munz
Marguerite Kuhns
Schleel
Karl Kuhns
Joii Kuhns
Geo. Rose
Geo. Roose
H. D. Bowen
Bowen
Cleveland
Elyria
Norwalk
Middlefield
Huntington
Eleanor Barnes
Huntsburg
H .D. Bowen
Bernie Miller
Fred Miller
Wellington
J. B. Thomas
Perry Brown
Lightning Strikes Leroy Stevens in New London
New London Leroy Stevens lies in very grave condition after a Wednesday morning lightning strike that paralyzed his right side. He was transported from Cemeant Hospital to the Marine Hospital in Cleveland with his family returning there on Thursday to be with him.
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Leroy Stevens
Stevens
Cemeant
Hhe Ingury
Marine Hospital
Cleveland
Red
Local notes on travel and leisure plus family visits
After a September vacation ending, she plans to go to Baltimore to resume Kenneth Watkins of Akron spending time in town renewing old acquaintances. Miss Christie Griffin spent part of the week visiting her brother and family in Lakewood. City carriers at the post office are using the new 44 hour law and enjoy Saturday afternoons with weekend trips and garden relaxation. Mr and Mrs Harvey Crass and their Pittsburgh son spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs R M Brown of Park Ave.
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Tnenty
Remia
Ilsra
OTLS
Vre A ¢ Sehilleman
Benzing Farm
Wm Finley
Wiartle Dunlap
Rozella Spitzer
Gertrude Sehwed
Matt
Rocky River
Rep
P. H. Rogers
Grandma McClellan
Wellington
Mr. Hoffman
Wadsworth
Grandma McClenllan
Sharon
Cleveland
Cee
Myers
Earl
Almers Waitlard Banafield
Jeanette Taiter
Lakewood
PH Rogers
Low
Della Myers
Herman Wise
Wemortal Hospital
Blyth
Nivels
J.T Maver
Som. Donald
Valley City
Collier
WP Chamberlain
Floyd Chamberlain
Rose Mart
Miron Sooy
Ben Seay
Poufield
Guy Durkee
Elza Durkee
Robert Chesler
Flyria
Myron Sooy
Monroeville
Ewald Jantz
Berea
B It. Wise
W. P. Chamberlain
J. A. Chamberlain
Ray Trenchard
Century Park
E.R. Haines
J. W. Tran
Mire Winifred
Edith Howard
Lucy Robson
A. (. Beers
Anna Saxton
Stese Longwell
Misa Viola Lawson
Ray
Billy Sunday
M. E
Elyria
Jack Lyner
Wm. Buckinham
Buckingham Home
Fanny Clark
Alian
Ifuren
Watt
Tom Brown
Arthur
Warold
Ellen
Grafton
Eunine Bolger
Sponsor
Jem Hrirkle
Norma McClatflin
Lawrence Livermore
Guy Livermore
Rider
Serdar Weight
Schaffer
Dave Dietrich
Elmer Knapp
Ashland
Samaritan Hospital
Geo. Hart
Mansfield
Dolm Shone
Lloyd Burkette
B. H. Miller
Fred Miller
G. C. Long
Fred Jones
Dorothy
Amherst
J. (. Britton
Erwin
Avon Lake
Miller Jones
Clara Jones
Baltimore
Kenneth Watkins
Akron
Christie Griffin
Harvey Crass
Pittsburgh, Pa
R. M Brown
Park Ave
Obituary of Mrs Mary Blinn Bair Sullivan and Brant M Elliott
Mary Blinn Bair Sullivan died July 13 after two months with stomach cancer at her Sullivan Township home born January 9 1860 in Savannah Ohio she belonged to the Church of Christ Western Stars Sullivan Chapter 499 and W C T U survived by husband Charley Tait adopted son A L Blinn five grandchildren and siblings plus other relatives Brant M Elliott died July 15 after six months confined at home from multiple ailments his death sudden and expected to longtime residents of the area
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Mary Blinn Bair Sullivan
Mary Blinn Bair
W Cc. T. UL
Charley Tait
A. L. Blinn
Axbron
William Smisvelvy
Auburn
Ind
Ed Smively
Bryan, QC
Allen Smisvely
Akron
Carrie Marrlett
Detroit
Mich
Syrus Blinn
Elliott Rites Held for Local Resident After Stroke
Funeral services for Mr. Elliott, born January 10, 1848, were conducted at the Christian Church by Rev. E. G. Aubry. He died after a stroke at age 43 years, leaving a widow Ethel C. Smith and three children Nobel A. Elliott Catherine C. Elliott and Otto M. Elliott. Interment at Sullivan Cemetery with out of town relatives attending from Pittsburgh Mogadore Cleveland Warren and Ashtabula.
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Mr. Elliott
J. A. Elliott
Ethel C. Smith
Nobel A. Elliott
Catherine C. Elliott
Otto M. Elliott
Mra
Hildreth J. Elliott
The
Christian Church
E. G. Aubry
Sullivan Cemetery
Elliott
J. F. Matchett
B. F. Smith
H. A. Smith
Harry
Pittsburgh
Homer Smith
Ebert Smith
Mogadore
Irwin Smith
Cleveland
Clarence Elliott
Wareren
Claude Elliott
Mabel McCreary
Ashtabula
Auto Turns Over Near Penfield Injures None
A Saturday evening car accident near Penfield left Jacob Kreps Peter Miller Berdein Dudley and Leota Lebhiser shaken but unhurt aside from a few bruises. The cause remains unknown while occupants escaped with minor injuries. Mrs C H Stanley of Akron Goodyear Rubber Co vacations near Sullivan. Mrs Anna Bair and her mother visit Mt Vernon to see son and daughter in law Cletus and wife. In sacred texts Dinavians pork is cited as a principal food even in heaven.
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Jacob Kreps
Peter Miller
Berdein Dudley
Leota Lebhiser
Penfield
C. H. Stanley
Goodyear Rubber Co
Akron
Sullivan
Anna Bair
Mt. Vernon
Cletus Bair
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Ora Cole
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Spade
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Pant M White
Clare Gunn
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I. G. Spade
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Nor Walk
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Blackman
Brant M. Elliott
F. M. Sponseller
Elyria Savings & Trust
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Calvin Coolidge
Dassengert
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Peates
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Herning
Ty Huckey Mitchell
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