Diary of a Broadway night in New York 1932
A vivid diary fragment from July 25 1932 in New York recounts mornings at the tram and Bilt, tennis star Helen Wills Moody, dinners at the Waldorf, a Jack Osterman profile, Broadway gossip on fashion prices and shops, and a dramatic East 52d incident, all amid a cavalcade of names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Modern Pepys
Carl Seitz
Shanghai
Biltmore
Helen Wills Moody
Baird Leonard
Dave Hamptons
Harold Bell Wright
Arizona
Missouri Ozarks
ZENO PROMOTES ITCH RELIEF FOR ECZEMA AND SKIN AILMENTS
An early 20th century advertisement touts ZEMO as a soothing antiseptic lotion for eczema itching burning and other skin or scalp troubles such as ringworm rashes pimples and dandruff. It claims prompt relief once applied and lists prices of 85c 60c and 1.00 with assurance of safety and dependability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Local Socials and Guest Visits Include Noted Guests
Carlisle area social notes list Mr and Mrs M W Rowland hosting La Grange Road guests with Pemlars and the Pemplears from Greenwich, plus visits by Edward Sharp and Edwin Kirk from Lexington to Chestnut Ridge home. Niagara Falls guests Bruce and Ogden dine with the Eddys. Four-H Club members picnic with Mrs Krebs at Indian Hollow and Butternut Ridge, and a 1 cent ice cream demonstration precedes the year end social. Also Harkness visits from Cleveland. J D Kiser leads a fishing party to Sandusky. Ainsworth returns to Detroit. Nevins hosts Sharp guests at Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
M. W. Rowland
la Grange Road
C E Pemplar
Merle Pemplar
Greenwich
Willoughby-on-the- Lake
Edward Sharp
Edwin Kirk
Lexington
Kentucky
Walter Nevins
N L Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Arthur Bruce
Carrie Ogden
Niagara Falls
Bert Eddy
Butternut Ridge Road
Albert Krebs
Indian Hollow
Butternut Ridge Roads
East Carlisle School
H. M. Harkness
Hast
Cleveland
Mr. Markness
George Ainsworth
N. Nuhn
Detroi
Willoughby
D. J. Shattuck
Virginia Shattuck
Fairview
Bernice Squire
Alice Bird
Ellen Grace
Cascade Park
Dorothy Hebsbrand
Occasional Wife Adds Drama to Art School Romance
Camilla Hoyt a young commercial artist and Peter Anson a sculptor fall in love in an art class. Gus Matson hurls accusations about Peter and Camilla at a party prompting a confrontation. They walk home under moonlight and vow to face the future together despite money and career pressures. (TO BE CONTINUED)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camilla Hoyt
Peter Anson
Camilla
Peter
Gus Matson
Gus
Theman
Social Roundup of Guests and Visits on Grafton Road
Mrs Edward Shattuck hosts visitors on the Grafton road while Akron guest Mrs Charles Osborne returned home with Joyce Gregg. Elyria and Lorain friends stop by La Grange and Butternut Ridge homes. Hope Gregg ill but improving, Lindy Lodge garden party hosted by Miss Doris Jackson on the Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Alexander
Lorain
Agnes Rawson
Elyria
Aliss Mildred Alexander
New York
James R. Alexander
la Porta
Robert Stephens
Berea
Anna Crapo
la Porte
Maude Saz
Wellington
Morrison Shattuck
Fred Krus
New York City
New York City Are the Expected Guests of Mr. Shattuck
Mrs
Edward Shattuck
Grafton Road
Charles Osborne
Akron
H. H. Gregg
Joyce Greggs
Glen Martin
la Grange
Hamburg Fry
Just Us Right Club
Century Park
Cyril Smith
Leon C. Ward
Butternut Ridge Road
Helen Harkness
M. W. Rowland
la Grange Road
Fittsville
Edwood le Blank
George W. Acker
Cleveland
Don O'Connor
Lakewood
Arthur Blood
J. C. Underhill
William Ford
Eastavenue
Eber Sanders
I. N. Haven
Carl W. Haven
Arlene
East Avenue
Clare Haven
Dover
Hope Gregg
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Sarah McCotter
Charles Huene
Kipton
J. D. Kiser
Kathryn Taublyn
Ridgeville
Emily Witter
J. D. Squires
Zelma Arnold
Lindy Lodge
Doris Jackson
Mrs J D Kiser Hosts Lawn Party at East Avenue Home
Mrs J D Kiser will be hostess to twelve guests Saturday evening when she entertained at a lawn party at her home on East Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Kiser
East Avenue
Telegraph Firms Multiply Before Western Union Era
Dred Scott, born a slave in Missouri in 1810, is cited amid notes on telegraph firms and the broader communications industry, stating that over fifty telegraph companies operated before the Western Union formation nearly eight decades earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Union
Dred Scott
Missouri
Oberlin notices include death in Amherst and social events
Obituaries note the death of Frank Weise of Amherst, with services planned Saturday at his home. News items cover a dinner party hosted by Miss Juanita Schramm for her class, Grange meeting invites, visits from relatives, and numerous 4-H club activities across Oberlin and nearby towns. The report closes with a historical remark on metalworking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Clarence Albrecht
Frank Weise
Amherst
Albrecht
Weise
Vetta Schubert Anthony
Cypress
Indiana
Schubert
Juanita Schramm
Oberlin School of Commerce
School of Commerce
George Martin
Elyria
Frank Hange
Mary Ellen Hange
Wadsworth
Russian Township Farm Women’s Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
East Oberlin Community Church
Alice Bird
Hlyria
Oberon Grange Hall
George Dion
Toledo
Lucy Grills
Gertrude Schramm
Donald Gillis
Little Big Seven Boy
Claire Reinhard
Chalmer Davidson
Cecil Grills
E. —T Schramm
Hazel Gideon
Edward Johnson
Eiver Grills
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Uy Iee
Waldorf
June
Ray Lillibridge
Fay Marhe
Johu
Joe Frisco
Jay C. Flippen
Kate Smith
Hobbs
Central Park South
Vincent Astor
Hast End Avenue
Oswald Perkins
Jake
Broome
Jack Osterman
Broadway
Jake Rosenthal
Kathryn Osterman
Osterman
Mark Hellinger
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Zeno
Edward Stabler
John Craley
Parma
George Acker
Sandusky
Johnson's
The
Elyria Chronicle- Telegram
Bungle
Harry J. Tate
Sage Bungle
Tors
Horse
and Jupov
Edna Robs Webster
Joretta
Lipstick Girl
Tennyson
Iord
Vermilion
A. R. Crippen
Detroit
Walter G. Smith
Garfield Heights
Garfield Pfieffer
Wooster
Rudolph Pfieffer
Belden
William Pfeffer
Ann
Betty Roberts
Miss Bird
Reta Reeders
Gertrude Diedrich
Pearl Godfrey
Murray Ridge
Mildred Alexander
LaPorta
Geo. Smith
Eliza Olser
State College
New Mexico
Aeram
Frank Harrison
E. H. Blvd
F. E. Decker
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
16Th & Middle
Chronicle-Telegram
Glen Rogers
Blue Island
Big Lump
West Virginia
Elyria Lumber
Chestnut Street
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