Montmartre Gets Revenge Montparnasse Returns
A nostalgic look at Paris districts Montmartre and Montparnasse, tracing how the Montparnasse artist quarter rose after Wall Street’s crash, attracting ruined fortunes seeking beer and cheap pleasures, while Montmartre clung to champagne and old-image glamour through cafés like La Coupole and Le Dome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Montmartre
Montparnasse
U. S
Amer
Tel
Wall, Street
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Montmartren
Champaugne
la Croix du Sud
L'oceanie
le Bec de Gaz
Montmarre
la Place Pigalle
Montmartre Reopens With Bolten Matelots Fishing Village Vibe
A lively Montmartre scene returns with Bolten Matelots bar offering a fishing village atmosphere. Sailors and galorettes mingle as drinks flow, crowds fill the joint, and prices stay low. The venue boards over as others open nearby, creating a cluster of spots to drink.
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Montmartre
Community Socials and Visits Span Belden Area
Social gatherings and visits across Belden and nearby towns weave a busy week. Families from North Fairfield Washington Pa Fort Seneca Elyria Carlisle and Lakewood join in at the Schriver home and Nesbett residence. Local students Frances Schriver and Ruth Stock visit Kent College while Belden 4-H holds its meeting at the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Brown
Clarkson
North Fairfield
R. Haley
King
Washington
P. D. Haley
Fort Seneca
H. H. Haley
Eileen
McKitrick
Elyria
John Dietrick
Gilbert
Carlisle
A. C. Beers
Stanley
Malcolm
F. E. Schriver
Belden High School
George Kline
Florence
Lakewood
B. T. Nesbett
Mary Killip
Naomi Neuman
Nesbett
Starr Klinect
Berea
Charles Gest
Sam Allen
Charles
Dover
EB. W. Reichard
Walter Dubs
Cleveland
Frances Schriver
Kent College
Ruth Stock
Kent
Sarah Bernice Schriver
Juanita Root
Stella Heath
Lottie K
Local Portias Open Law Firm Meeting Schedule Notes
A Tuesday afternoon gathering led by Mrs Esther Pfeiffer covered the Clothing Club while Mrs Fred Huff oversaw the attractive room division. Elyria extension agent Miss Alice Bird spoke on styles and materials to attending girls. The report also lists several social visits, family travel plans, and a May 20 birth at Memorial hospital in Elyria.
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J. Dubitts
Helen Ginn
Riley
Elyria
Sarah Bernice Sebriver
Wm. Schulz
Amherst
J. B. Hoslaer
Peggy Lehman
Hosler
Fred Hosler
Dover
Ella Hosler
Charles Hosler
Lakewood
J. E. Hosler
Naomi Ryder
Frank Capri
Elmer Crawford
Memorial Hospital
Pittsfield Decoration Day Guests and Local Marriages
Pittsfield Ohio June 4 story notes Carl Avery of Cleveland and Scott Avery of Butler Pennsylvania visiting relatives over Decoration Day. Harold Green visited Bowling Green and Sunday guests include Mr and Mrs Frank Bohn and Maria of New London. Ruth Wait and Robert Darling wed in Oberlin on Pandanas Sunday. Darling is Wait’s daughter. Various brief notices cover travels to Akron Milan Huron Vermilion and visits to family households and friends across nearby towns.
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Pittsfield, CO
Carl Avery
Cleveland
Scott Avery
Butler
Winsfield Avery
Harold Green
Bowling Green
Frank Bohn
Maria
New London
W. H. Green
Worcester
Albert Bachman
John Sigsworth
Ruth Wait
Robert Darling
North Russia
Oberlin
Pandanas
Sungay
Darling
Joseph Wait
Fred Edwards
P. T. Burnside
Wellington
Walter Green
G. H. Hines
Akron
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Batty Maye
Warren
Milan
Teddy Newburger
Huron
Vermilion
Leon Beam
Henrietta
A. L. Watte
Mildred Lounsbrough
R. J. Davidson
Cashden
Murray Ridge
Jobn Dumas
Milton Houston
Chicago
Ed Powell
Lewis Foster
Arthur Fegler
Amelia Welch
Wm. Welch
Grace
Oscar Welch
Edward
Johanna Wiech
E. Wetch
Grant Freeland
R. Balls
Elyria
Frank Wilkes
J. Jackson
David
Arthur Nelding
He de Chatmepo
Forest Park
Brighton Club Meets and Memorial Day Observances
The Brighton Community club met May 26 with seventeen ladies, exchanging flower seeds plants and bulbs, and planning a June picnic at Wagner's Grove. Memorial Day exercises began at the high school with a parade including the Brighton Drum Corps, school bands, American Legion members and local students, ending with a cemetery service and reception at the school. Officers for the coming year were elected.
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Brighton
Brighton Community Club
Mildred Langdondoffer
Wagner’s Grove
Wellington
Brighton High School
American Legion of Wellington
Brighton School Orchestra
Lee Quartet
H BE Cobb
Buckeye Kitchen Maids Meet at Sheffield
June 3 meeting of Buckeye Kitchen Maids held at president Hazel Smith home with 13 members and leader Mrs Lester Youtzy. They approved a $4 summer camp fee for one member, reviewed simple desserts, and Marian Moon demonstrated chocolate pudding. Next meeting set for June 13 at Wilma Bloom's home.
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Sheffield
Buckeye
Hazel Smith
Lester Youtzy
Marian Moon
Helen Smith
Zelma Smith
Lois Youtzy
Wilma Bloom
Neva Carrick
Patty Jensen
Katherine Wammer
Luella Walker
Mildred Dyer
Rose Marie Haglund
Camilla Townsend
Evelyn Lehman
Ilness
Kenneth Fritz
Lake Road
Mary Crosby
Cleveland Charity Hospital
Harry Root
How Butter Likely Was Discovered Dr Clendening
A narrative tracing the accidental discovery of butter by a young man on a pony, with medieval milk processing tales, then notes cheese and ice cream origins. References Crumbine and Tobey, plus a brief aside on ice cream in 18th century Europe and Alexander Hamilton’s role. Ends with a Q&A on lipstick causing white lip dots, answered as Stelagon’s Disease.
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Logan Clendening
M. D
Greece
Rome
Samuel Crumbine
James Tobey
Bensfactor
United States
Duc de Chartres
Wii
New York
Gaxzella
Weekly
Mercury
Alexander Hamilton
the Treasury
Washington
Roaders Bsb
Usin
Valley City social notes and holiday travel gossip
Miss Maude Hauck joins the Women's Reserve Corp of Medina at inftation ceremonies while Mrs. Earl Arick and Mrs. Anna Schaeffer drove to Youngstown. Schaeffer stays for the week. Clifton and Robert Arick return home with their mother. Emmanuel church Ladies' Aid held its regular meeting. Elsie Feuechter returns from Cleveland to her grandmother. George Ray visits brother Henry Ray in Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Devin host Mr. and Mrs. George Linn from Elyria, then travel to Lorain and Elyria for Memorial Day. Mrs. A. F. Meelen spent Wednesday visiting friends in Cleveland. A quip about self-praise ends the item.
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Maude Hauck
Severns
Armstrong
Women’s Reserve Corp of
Medina
Miss Hauck
Earl Arick
Anna Schaeffer
Youngstown
Schaeffer
Clifton
Robert Arick
Bertha Schaeffer
Ladies’ Aid
Emmanuel Evangelical Church
Elsie Feuechter
Cleveland
George Ray
Henry Ray
Oberlin Road and Murray Ridge Church Notes
Community notes from Oberlin Road and Murray Ridge highlight church services at East Oberlin Church with missionary Mrs. Syler’s India talk, Children’s Day planned, and the annual Sunday School picnic at Campbell Park. School closes with student treats. five 6th graders will attend Elyria or Oberlin next year. Miss Mary Underhill returns as teacher. local club leadership changes noted. several visits and travel plans among residents. quarantine for scarlet fever ongoing. Mrs. John Kern hospitalized for tuberculosis treatment. various social calls and visits across Elyria Amherst Pittsburgh and Cleveland areas.
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Oberlin Road
New East Oberlin
Syler
India
Mary Rothwell
Campbell Park
Elyria
Oberlin
Bettie Waller
Mary Louise Gamble
Walter Balcomb
Dorotha Rathwell
James Doane
Mary Underhill
Kenneth Kern
Prof
Buddington
Local Visit Notes Fill Rochester Region Over Decoration Day
Rochester and nearby towns saw frequent visitors over Decoration Day with Cleveland and Lakewood guests staying at area homes. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heiss, Miss Leone Beck, the Hotebkisas, and Miss Christine Stanfield, among others, plus a surprise return by Dean Thompson and family. A social note remarks on perspectives about Russians and light.
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Rochester
Walter Heiss
Cleveland
Frank Wright
Clare Beck
Lakewood
Leone Beck
Chas. Hotebkisa
Bis
New London
Warren Scranton
C. A. Beardsley
Christine Stanfield
Elyria
Dean Thompson
Frend
Huntington
Ind
E. D. Thompson
Lizzine Dudonis
Herbert Pot
A. Handley
Herrick Avenue
West
Wellington
Almire Bennett
Minnesota
Ft Demoines
Iowa
Sadie Smith
G. W. Smith
H. A. Mann
Akron
Ridge event draws pupils and patrons for afternoon games
Pupils and patrons gathered Friday afternoon for a community event at Ridge. Attendance included children and adults. the gathering featured games and social time with a supper served at 4536.
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Er Pn
Tay Ridge Acheo Buel Plante
Plant Flowers at Schoolyard Beautification Effort
Pupils under Mrs. Ethel Cole and Ma. G Gannett planted two rows of flowers and petunias in the school yard. A committee was formed with Helen Fitcock and Mik Ton Freeland as chairmen to oversee care during the coming months. Nearby, Entra-Nous Club members attended meetings at the home of Mrs. A J Swarte in Elyria, with various families joining for activities and commencement at Markley school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Cole
Ma. G Gannett
Helen Fitcock
Mik ‘Ton Freeland
Entre-Nous Club
Arthur Fesler
A. J. Swarte
Elyria
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Fred Collen
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Brownhelm
Paul Springer
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Paul
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Ella Hard
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Edward Rousseau
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Clark Etell
Roy Greene
Savannah Lake
E. H. Butson
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Roy Rial
Thomas and Junior
Marla Ensign
Ernest Errington
Shakespeare
Clendening
Valley City
Martin Palibach
Buffalo
Grover Patton
M. Noveski
A. J. Derek
E W. Eppley
N. J. Adms
Chas, Nugent
Ivlynn Shrusher
Henry Haag
George Fridenstein
Markley School
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