New York Portraits in June A Snatched Mirror
A fragmented June diary of New York scenes and faces from 1930s culture. Mentions Geral Farrar Isaac Marcosson Jessie Woolworth Eva Steinmetz Vincent Astor and J Brooks Atkinson. Describes landmarks like West Washington market and West 23rd Street amid bustling life and quiet desolation.
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New York
Geraldine Farrar
Jessie Woolworth
Isaac Marcosson
Louisville Ky
O. Henry
Anna Case
Paul Tremaine
Shadow of Palms
Undertakers
Wynn
the Times
J. Brooks Atkinson
Kansas
Barney Gallant
Nnn
George White
Eva Steinmetz
National Biscuit Company
Charles Voight
Rastus
Motor Scissors Grinder
Vincent Astor
Paris Turns Modern as Streets Embrace Change
Paris shows rapid modernization beyond architecture and rides. Students on Boulevard St Michel adopt a uniform look with shaved heads and polished shoes. The city’s transport, telephones, and rail hubs gain new features, including a Hall of Welcome at Gare de l Est offering baths, beards trimming, and travel services.
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Paris
Boulevard St. Michel
Rodolphos
Ore Pavisan
Pemoans
France
Pasanis
Sorbania Fevel
Beaux Arts
Gare de l'Est
Cologne
Berlin
Balkans
Amera
Pars
Penfield Tr DeBow Addresses Commencement in Mass Aud
Commencement exercises were held Thursday evening in a Mass auditorium with a decorated setting. The Penfield Tr. DeBow delivered the address as Muse the High School orchestra performed. An invocation was offered by Rev Quace of Spencer. Three songs were sung including Down the River of Golden Dreams and Whipp or Wil an O Hum by a vocal trio led by Mrs. Robert Holland, W. Jd. Powell, and Harry Lee with Mrs. B. Curtiss accompanying.
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Tr. DeBow
Quace
Spencer
Down the River of Golden Dreams
Whipp
Wil” An O
Robert Holland
W. Jd. Powell
Harry Lee
B. Curtiss
Problems of Community Education addressed in Cleveland sermon
Charles L. DeBow D D pastor of First Methodist Church in Cleveland delivered the evening oration on Problems of Community Education. He urged good morals and character while emphasizing progress as a new sea. Diplomas were presented by W E Kessler as the class motto Now We Tri a Boundless Sea. Class flowers White Rose. Colors Blue and Gold. Class relatives Frances Bigs Beatrice Devereaur Gilbert Betts Lieve Jackson Victor Herrick Ralph Roberts.
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Wellington
Charles L. DeBow
First Methodist Church
Cleveland
W. E Kessler
Reli
Frances Bigs
Beatrice Devereaur
Gilbert Betts
Lieve Jackson
Victor Herrick
Ralph Roberts
Commencement Attendees From Various Cities
Mr and Mrs C W Cowell Dudley Cowell and Mrs G Underhill from Cleveland A R Underhill of La Grange Mr and Mrs Ray Wood of Wooster Mr and Mrs Lewis Papke Mr and Mrs Thomas Roberts Robert Clements Wr and Mrs Robert Papke Eleanor Keim Warsgaret Roberts 2l from Wrandotte Midwear and Mrs Esther Comstock from Ecoise Michigan.
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Auend
C. W. Cowell
Dudley Cowell
G. Underhill
Cleveland
R Underhill
la Grange
Ray Wood
Wooster
Lewis Papke
Thomas Roberts
Robert Clemments
Robert Papke
Eleanor Keim
Warsgaret Roberts
Wrandotte
Midwear
Esther Comstock
Ecoise
Michigan
Death notice for John Dickason in Wellington
The many friends here of Mr John Dickason were sorry to learn of his death Friday evening May 29 at his home on South Main street in Wellington. He was for several years a faithful mail carrier on Route 3 in Penfield. C. F. Deckason of this place is a 307.
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John Dickason
South Main Street
Wellington
Penfield
F Deckason
Stork News: Eight-Pound Son for Sooy Family
Born Sunday evening May 31 to Mr and Mrs apesy Sooy a healthy eight pound son. Mrs Soov's mother Mrs Mark Deveraux is caring for them.
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Stork News
Apesy Sooy
Farm Woman's Club Meets at Mrs Reed Biggs Home
The Farm Woman's club will meet at Mrs Reed Biggs home on Tuesday June 9 for an all day meeting. A covered dish dinner is at noon. A large attendance is desired.
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Farm Woman's Club
North Russia Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Socials
June 5 North Russia notes list Sunday dinners and visits among Elmer Schuberts family, Gibson and Schubert households, and Oberlin, Elyria, and Cleveland residents. Events include high school exercises at Ridgeville, funeral attendance in Amherst, and Farm Bureau unit gathering at Wih Bers home with multiple regional guests.
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North Russia
Clsde Dague
Medina
Elmer Schuberts
Ranh Gibson
Wis
Walter Walker
Oberlin
Lillian Norton
Arlene Dal
Lod
Wess Fmma Berg Witliam Henson
Columbus
Vernon Schubert
Will Schuberts
Ed Gibson
Elyria
Ralph Gibson
Cleveland
Harry Gibsons
Will Anthony
Crxmass
Ind
Will Schubert
Sandyack
Ridgeville
Jacob Berg
Alvah Gibson
Lucile Schubert
Elmer Schubert
Frank Austin
Lakewood
Chas
Butternut Ridge
Ehlerry Sandrock
Herman Youngiess
Wakeman
Chalon Fowls
Violet
Wellington
Anteater’s Death Remains Philadelphia Zoo Mystery
The death of the giant anteater at Philadelphia Zoo remains unsolved. Pathologists at the zoological garden investigate the sudden death of the largest anteater in captivity, yielding few clear clues.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Zoo
Dead animal found after four months with unclear cause
A report notes an animal living at the site for four months before dying. investigators have not established the cause of death and the animal appeared to be thriving during its stay.
Harvard Law professor named to Massachusetts Superior Court
Two days before his thirtieth birthday Harvard Law School professor John J. Burns was appointed by Governor Joseph B. Ely as a Massachusetts Superior Court judge. Burns, a Boston College graduate, is the youngest man ever named to the state’s superior bench.
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Boston
John J. Burns
Harvard Law School
Joseph B. Ely
Burns
Boston College
Massachusetts
Drunk alligator fights anglers in Newbern scene
In Newbern Tennessee two fishermen hauled in a 17 pound drunk alligator described as fighting like Firpo. Earlier the sheriff had emptied several stills into the stream and it was suspected the alligator had eaten mash.
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Newbern
Tenn
Sliced drive saves boy near Lake Winnebago
In Neenah Wisconsin Lester Smith was saved when a golfer’s sliced drive splashed into Lake Winnebago and drew attention to the boy's cries. The incident ended with Lester rescued from the water after his cries were heard from shore.
Virgil Also Seen As Medieval Military Magician
In medieval Italy Virgil was regarded less as a poet and more as a military magician who was believed to build walls and shield cities from disease and earthquakes.
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Virgil
Italy
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