Birthday column parties and politics clash in Henry McLemore piece
An excerpt from Looking At by Henry McLemore recalls a birthday party for a column, with guests including My Day and Dorothy Dix as other writers roam the room. It notes political digs about Dewey and the Fall elections while examining editor dynamics and the Syndicate.
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Melemore
Colu Amis
Pois
Henry McLerorre
McLemore
Irow
4Editin
Aardvark
Pearson and Allen
Washington
Dewey
Fairenorah
Pegler
Will Green
Merz
Eleanor
Mr. Clapper
Conunon
Lonellla Parson
Jimmy Picher
Frank Brnt
Hind Man
Atajur
Groree
Eilut
Cole ‘Inns
Walter Witte
Johan Chind
Alecoop
Dorothy
Hilgalion
Duke Whgerthele
Lavnerd Lyons
Phan Ecsta
Lin
Coltunn
Tequest
McNaught Syndicates Te
South Amherst Memorial Day Service and Sugar Registry
South Amherst held a Memorial Day service with local residents and out of town visitors. The procession included the American Legion post 197 and several community groups, followed by a cemetery ceremony and a sermon by Rev. M. A. Bur ris. Officials announced a sugar canning registration for residents with family and sugar ration book details.
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South Amherst
Vilage
Nallarud
Ifitme
American Legion
American Legion Hunciiary
Walace Council
Royal
Neighbor
Sage
Evers Emin
Hes. M. A. Bureris
E Schneider
Hee
Harold Willams
First Methodist
Oberlin
Legion
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Dlemissal
Schneider
Local club meeting and military family notes
A monthly gathering featured lunch on a long table with spring flowers. Members included 25 guests and helpers, with Mrs. Wit Cook Mia Bam Stack and Mrs Howard Bleele assisting. A devotional period followed, and a brief business segment noted unread thank you letters from soldiers. Private Robert Garland returned to Park Benning after a ten day furlough. Relatives reported Rev Conrad Sudwitt's illness in a Toledo hospital.
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Cook
Mia Bam
Stack
Howard Bleele
Soldier Boys
Cam
Robert Garland
Benning
Georgia
Sta. Menry Garland
Avon MEETS Dune LM and Mer Eugene Hubbard entertain Sixteen Club
Eugene Hubbard hosted the Sixteen Club at his home Thursday with Cords as the evening’s entertainment. Prizes went to Miz Edson Moser and Frank Pickering. Afterward refreshments were served as the club ends summer meetings. The rest lists visiting relatives and local notices including canning events and community activities.
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Dune
Oberlin Wedding Report Highlights Schwinn Family
A wedding at the Fins Gutarecational Church Oberlin on Tuesday afternoon united Andrey Mearhur and Have Schwinn with many Schwinn relatives in attendance. A reception followed the ceremony and a bridal dinner for Audrey Meadiuan and a Schwinn guest was noted at the Graduate in Oberlin.
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Hoy Schwinn
Florence Schwinn
Hattie Beak
Lawrence Peak
Gladys
Marian Peak
Merle Hall
Anni de Hart
Sophia Horwede
Andrey Mearhur
Schwinn
Fins Gutarecational Church
Oberlin
Toy Schwinn
Mane
Oberlin professor named consultant to defense research group
Dr. Marty N. Holmes, head of the chemistry department at Oberlin, named consultant to the Chemistry Division of the National Defense Research Committee. He presided at the American Chemical Society meeting, spoke across cities, and received the Willard Gibbs Medal for ethyl gas work.
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Marty N. Holmes
Overtin Omlexe
Amore Fea Chesaleal Hociety
Oberlin
Anna Aften
Apar
Washington
Volines
Elizabeth
New Sepsey
Akton
Chicago
Pitsburgh
Willard Gibbs
Chicco
Thomas Midgley
We American Chemical Society
Holmes
Society
Mantensip
Maury Maverick
Donald Nebon
Lakewood Heir School
Oberlin Outdoor Club meets after school at Miss Charlott Rust home
The Thin Outdoor Club met Friday after school at Miss Charlott Rust’s home. After a brief business session, assignments were given to members who attended, followed by an hour of recreation. The next meeting is planned for June 30 at Bob Oper’s home and members must prepare insect collections.
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Outnoor
Overlin
Youth Council Officers Elected In Utah Church
The Youth Councils President William Joy and vice president Judith Newmanny lead a meeting with secretary treasurer Keith Mel Hoberts and workers Astelia Newhian as Darrell Farnham assists. A new pastor will serve under the same church name, George Harrison, though not related to the former leader.
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Jiudulph’ Newmanny
Keith Mel Hoberts
Aistelia Newhiann
Darrell Farnham
Odeon
Utah
Isler
Ureh
Parton
Bea
Ney
George ‘Harrison
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