The Two-Fisted Drinkers Of Tomorrow
Boake Carter discusses a New York University survey of 2379 youths, revealing higher hard liquor intake among women aged 18 to 21 than men. He cites parental permissiveness, youth culture, and calls for education and moderation rather than mass prohibition, noting Ghent as a Belgian horticultural center hosting a spring flower show every five years.
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Paul Studenski
New York University
Empire State
Ghent
Belgium
Radio Programs Cleveland Stations July 28 1937
A detailed listing of Cleveland radio programs for Wednesday July 28 1937 with times and station credits. Entries include Frank Parker, Martone Band, Ken Murray, Dramatic Club, News segments, Poetic Melodies, and various band performances, talk shows, and variety acts across multiple stations. The schedule references many named performers and program titles, reflecting a diverse lineup of music, drama, and news segments throughout the day.
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Haenschen
Boake Carter
Martone
Parada
Ken Murray Titge
Frank Parker
Bilb
Dragonette
Dramatic Club
Fair Band
Harmony Design
Dr. S. Barr
Tinda
Cummins
Garber Pana Nils
Hamilton Band
Sck
Mhannen Kranxers
Tatlan
Lesnar
M. Dennison
Frank
Lewis
Kessinger
Gil Gibbons
Factfinder
Thurn Band Y Cavalende
Merry Ga
Ono Helen
The Silent Observer A Story A judge cashes a cheque
A Kansas judge, not reappointed, becomes a cashier. A man tries to cash a cheque without proof of identity, claiming familiarity. The cashier hesitates, noting caution when paying out money, while the man quotes the judge. The tale unfolds amid a string of quips and dark humor.
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Kansas
Spencer Tracy Stars in They Gave Him a Gun at Capitol
Spencer Tracy demonstrates his remarkable talent for the fourth straight venture in They Gave Him a Gun. The MGM adaptation of William Joyce Cowen’s best seller screens at the Capitol Theatre. Cowen, a former soldier, expresses antiwar sentiments in his work.
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Spencer Tracy
Capitol Theatre
William Joyce Cowen
Nore
Champagne Waltz Continues At Lincoln Theatre
The film Champagne Waltz with Fred MacMurray and Gladys Swarthout is showing at the Lincoln Theatre. The vivid curtain of sea imagery is noted as the piece moves through tuneful and lavish scenes with a gay, merry tone.
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Fred Macmurray
Gladys Swarthout
Lincoln
Lincoln Theatre
Community Four-H and club events listed Thursday
News From Correspondents reports a slate of Thursday activities across Avon Lake Columbia Grafton and surrounding areas. Clubs host meetings sewing crafts and judging events with times from 1 30 pm to 5 pm and a Friday ice cream social and rural church league game noted along with Four-H showcase at Lake Avenue School and a Lakewood Park reunion planned for next year.
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AVON
Baptist Church
Mlavon Lake
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Columbia
Busy Bees
Four-H
Town Hall
Grafton
Knot-A-Thread Club
Anice Johnson
Lake Avenue
Flying Needles
L. C. Hecock
North Olmsted—West
George Scharf
Barton Road
Pittsfield
Jolly Sisters
Elsie Avery
West Ridge
Jolly Hustlers
Alice Bird
West Ridge—Banner
Fred Pailas
Avon Lake—Girl Scouts
Chatham — Congregational Church
Columbia—County Rural Church
Columbia Methodists
Columbia Baptists
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
Roy Lang
Cleveland Grafton Reunion Draws Three Hundred Attendees
The Cleveland Grafton reunion met at Lakewood Park in Grafton on Sunday with about 300 attendees mainly from Cleveland and Grafton. A 1:30 PM dinner preceded a program featuring welcome by Atty. Guy Wheeler, remarks by W. A. Hiscox, and talks on Grafton history, railways, and the quarry industry.
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Grafton
Cleveland- Grafton
Lakewood Park
Cleveland
Guy Wheeler
W. A. Hiscox
Percy Pierce
J. R. Knight
T. C. Washington
Edna Taylor
Powers Family Holds Reunion at Spencer
The eighth annual Powers family reunion was held at Rice's Dam Spencer on Sunday July 25 with good attendance. President Julius Wilcox presided. Officers elected for next year were Harvey M. Holcomb president Harold Taylor Elyria vice president and Huldal Powers secretary and treasurer. Ice cream and cake were served in the late afternoon.
Aldrich District School Reunion Well Attended
GRAFTON The Aldrich District School reunion drew over 100 guests at the Wells Chamberlain homestead. Will Turner of LaGrange delivered the main address, with Mrs. Lucelia Denham of the Elyria Home for the Aged among the speakers. Officers elected: Dewey Aldrich president, Mrs. Nellie Wise vice president, Louise Wolf secretary and treasurer. The event will be repeated at the same location next year.
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Grafton
Aldrich
Wells Chamberlain
Will Turner
LaGrange
Lucelia Denham
Elyria
Dewey Aldrich
Nellie Wise
Louise Wolf
Avon Lake Council Convenes and Appoints New Chairmen
Avon Lake village council met Monday at Park Hall approving minutes and paying invoices. Mayor Drake named A. J. Hain as finance claim and account committee chair and Ralph Morrison as ordinance building and land committee chair, street light member, and transportation chair. The Legion carnival was approved for Sept 4 5 6 at the village park. Public Affairs submitted the 1938 budget and the clerk was instructed to buy a traffic device from Crouse-Hinds Co.
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Park Hall
Drake
A. J. Hain
Ralph Morrison
American Legion Post
Board of Public Affairs
Council
Crouse-Hinds Co
Ripley Attraction At Carnival Grounds Fails Feature
A carnival feature at the Route 30 B. and O. Tracks in Ripley failed to attract attention. Attendees moved on as the attraction drew little interest during the event at the grounds along the railway.
Avon council actions include park benches and streetlights
The council directed the Clerk to buy six park benches and sixteen tons of cold patch for road repair. A discussion on algaes led to authorization for the Cleveland Illuminating Co. to install streetlights on South Pt Dr, South Dr, Forest Blvd, Oakwood Dr, Lakewood Dr, Tomi Hawk Dr, Vanda Ave, Norman Ave, Mull Rd, Jaycox Rd, Lear Nagel Rd, Sunset Ave, Faye Ave, Avon Ave, and Burton St. The next meeting is scheduled for Monday evening Aug 9.
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Lake Road
Cleveland Electriclluminating Co
South Pt. Dr
South Dr
Forest Blvd
Oakwood Dr
Lakewood Dr
Tomihawk Dr
Vanda Ave
Norman Ave
Mull Rd
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Faye Ave
Avon Ave
Burton St
Rochester Fourth Quarterly Conference at Clarksfield
The fourth quarterly conference and all day meeting of Rochester Brighton and Clarksfield Methodist Churches will be held on August 8 at Clarksfield with Dr. W W Wager to preach and conduct the conference. Local residents have various family visits and travels noted, including mayoral trip and relatives in Elyria and Cleveland. New Orleans Mardi Gras is 210 years old.
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Barbara
Clarksfield
Howard Walker
Erwin Boehm
Cleveland
Joe Boehm
Avon Methodist Sunday School
Avon Lake Park
L. Kitchen
Curtis Duff
Jerry
Ruth Sherman
Port Clinton
Lois Jane Duff
Bertha Burrell
Elyria
Leonard Mitchell
Roy West
Royalda
Canada
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Rochester
Brighton
W. W. Wager
Lestey Tripp
Stella Tripp
Robert Smith
Lois Phelps
Patricia
Isabel Jewett
Grandon Jewett
Alma Jewett
Creda Parker
Nova
Giles Seger
Frank Clifford
Wellington
Pearl Fisher
You And Your Child Betty’s backyard mischief and petty tea table squabble
In a domestic vignette Betty defies prohibitions during a family tea by snatching cakes, slapping a cousin, and facing harsh yet ineffective punishment. The scene highlights maternal scolding, a grandmother’s harsh aside, and Betty’s defiant reaction as family dynamics turn punitive. The piece closes noting rising Dutch shipbuilding activity.
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Jane Herbert Goward
Jimmy
Betty
Judeed
Grandma
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