New York Day By Day by Charles B. Driscoll
A lively column in New York Day By Day mixes observations on vaudeville acts a witty traffic tale with memory of places and people. The writer notes Melrose’s chair stunt in vaudeville the polite Hartford policeman a teakwood fence on Henry Hudson Parkway and a dine at Colucci’s on West 47th Street while praising persistence and simple home cooked Italian food.
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New York
Melrose
Neil Vanderbilt
Hartford
Henry Hudson Parkway
Colucci’s
West 47Th Street
Westchester Fair Site Purchases Stir Local Protest
Westchester residents protest the removal of farms to the World's Fair grounds. Grover Whalen moves farms by truck to the site, leaving holes and exposed rock where land used to be. The area, once marshy, is being built up and landscaped.
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Westchester County
Grover Whalen
Whalen
Westchester
Avon Lake News Notes June 3 1938 graduates and events
Avon Lake notes report travel by Harry Trigalet and family to New Jersey and Bar Harbor to visit relatives. A group including I J King and sister Lucile King heads to Washington, D C for sight seeing. Mary Louise Mitchell begins summer dance classes at Avon Lake park and Bay Village. Graduation honors go to Lillian Alten Sylvia Bushman Phyllis Black and Marjorie Hassell. Iota Chi Gamma hosts a Wiener roast at St Marys church park. Garden Club to meet June 6 at Mrs Howard Drakes with assistants listed.
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Avon Lake
Harry Trigalet
Trigalet
New Jersey
Owen Clark
Bar Harbor
Maine
I. J. King
Lucile King
Clayton Mans
Madlyn Williams
Ruth Connors
Erwin Britton
Wm. Pyson
Washington, D. C
Mary Louise Mitchell
St. Mary’s Church
Avon
Village Park
Avon-on-the-Lake
Iris discussed by Kendel as Redmond club gathers
Redmond notes show C. E. Kendel leading a talk on varieties of Iris at a roll call. The Jolly 12 Club met Tuesday with Mrs. Bertha Derringer hosting and prizes won by Mrs. Ed Buswell, Mrs. Curtis Duff, and Mrs. Irving James. Lunch followed.
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Otto Katterhenry
James Tomer
Albert Menz
A. B. Cousins
Wm. Schable
Roy Currant
Harry Burkhardt
Anton Fruster
Fruster
Lake Road
Local Residents Change Homes and Take New Roles
Mr and Mrs Carl Payne and daughter Thelma relocate from Jaycox road to Dover Center Ridge Route 20 to manage Sunset Inn. Mr and Mrs Harry Schwartz move from Center road to Bay Village. Mr and Mrs Wm Burkhardt and family move from Center road to Chardon.
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Carl Payne
Thelma
Jaycox Road
Dover Center Ridge
Route 20
Sunset Inn
Harry Schwartz
Center Road
Bay Village
Wm. Burkhardt
Chardon
Cleveland
Carl Pedersen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Neal Koster
George Hertner
Fritz Isle
Akron
John Hertner
L. R. Muller
Bobby
Alberta Renfield
Kentucky
Sam Gurss
Barbara
Miami
James Tomer
Canton
Tate Laidlaw
Ruth Sherman
Thelma Vaughn
Mississippi
Ed Buswell
Wilson
Hugh Fitzgerald
Florida
Wm. Somerville
Lakewood
Avon Lake
Service of Music at Avon Lake Congregational Church
A service of music at Avon Lake Congregational Church on Sunday June 5 features choir led by Mrs Wayne Black. The program includes hymns anthems and readings from scripture with solos and benediction. Also brief notices of local residents visiting or traveling are listed after the service.
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Avon Lake Congregational Church
Wayne Black
Dudley Buck
Gounord
Gounod
Jesus
Mendelsohn
Ashford
Fred Lott
Lott
How to Avoid Litigation Proposed by Cleveland Attorney
Local Kiwanians heard Howard H. Webster discuss reasons for court fights at The Graystone Hotel luncheon. He cited poor business judgment obstinacy and selfishness as the three major causes and warned against improper wills and leases. He urged practical advice and echoed a biblical maxim on loving neighbors as a path to reducing litigation.
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Howard H. Webster
Cleveland
Graystone Hotel
Lakewood
Jesus
Chatham Grange Plans Rural Life Sunday Event
Chatham Grange will observe Rural Life Sunday on June 5 in the school auditorium. Nearby granges are invited to attend the 8 PM program conducted under the auspices of the local grange.
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Chatham Grange
Chatham
Schol Auditorium
Program notes for Hamilton Ohio address and music recital
A fragmented schedule lists a prayer by Rev Faust a piano interlude by Mrs M House remarks by Mr E Clapp singing by a quartet including Edward Herr Ray Packard Carl Packard and Milo Gunsoul an address by Mr Joseph Fishter state lecturer of Hamilton Ohio.
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M. House
E. Clapp
Joseph Fishter
Hamilton
Ohio
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Charles B. Driscoll
Chas. Ortscol
George Marcoux
George
Connecticut
McNaught Syndicate
By Denys Wortman
Wortman
Service OF Music
Frank Smith
Betty Stamm
Charles
Sarah Murray
Strickley
Clarence Camper
Ed Garth
East
Nelly
Nelly Don
Faust
Ward Herr, Ray Packard
Carl Pack
Ard
Milo Gunsoul
Hag
Betty Grable
Crestwood
Auth, Ws
Stel Po