Notable Figures and Flamboyance in New York Gossip
A June column surveys celebrities in New York society and show business. It playfully compares writers actors and performers, notes Ralph Waldo Emerson style, and recalls anecdotes about Caruso Gershwin and Fannie Hurst. The piece lampoons celebrity gaze, style, and vanity in a breezy, caricatured tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Mercury
Mencken
William Rhinelander Stewart
Jay O'Brien
Dot Aylesworth
Ruth Chatterton
Ted Saucier
Emil Coleman
Count Obelensky
Floyd Gibbons
Pepy de Albrew
Ely Culbertson
Caruso
Tom Geraghty
Hollywood
Walter Damrosch
Howard Chandler Christy
Ben Ames Williams
Louis Wiley
Hornell
N. Y
Memories of Offbeat Headlines and Odd Encounters
The recollections center on Adolph Ochs and his daughter Mrs. Arthur Hays Sulzberger, noting two whimsical incidents. One a frightened cow at a dairy exhibit that tossed her ten feet, the other an Icelandic hen chase. Anecdotes include Ochs greeting servants after a death and a humorous exchange about headlines and cartoons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Ocha
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
Bob Ripley
Iceland
Museum of Natural History
Ochs
The
Times
Florence United Congregational church service message
Birmingham readers learn Florence United Congregational church will hold a Sunday service on June 18 at 11 with Rev. George T. Hannah leading and Mrs. Charles Hummel as Sunday school superintendent. Also Birmingham M E Community church schedules service at 3 45 and Sunday school at 10 45 with Rev. Hannah and Mrs. Martha Laurence in leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Florence
Briefs from the region include family visits and shoppers
Co. B. Griffin spent Sunday at Fred Griffin's home. Mrs. Garlock and Mrs. Jess Portman and daughter Carol traveled to Rocky River on business Monday. Mrs. Jeasie Berkmyer, Mrs. Ed Howe and daughter were in Elyria shopping Tuesday. Mrs. Ed Prince, Miss Doris Prince and Miss Louise Avery were in Milan Tuesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Griffin and son visited relatives in Strongville Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B. Griffin
Fred Griffin
Garlock
Jess Portman
Carol
Rocky River
Jeasie Berkmyer
Ed. Howe
Elyria
Ed. Prince
Doris Prince
Louise Avery
Milan
Charles Griffin
Strongville
Vermilion visits and travelers noted in brief
Mr Modroff and Mrs Myra Edgar and son Lester were in Vermilion on business Monday. Mrs Sherbine of Pittsfield visited at Mrs E J Darby's home Tuesday. The English administration functions peacefully in British India even where no British soldier is within a 109 miles. The work of the League of Nations is the organization of peace.
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Modroff
Myra Edgar
Lester
Sherbine
Pittsfield
E. J. Darby
British India
The
League of Nations
Organization of Peace
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Grover Whalen
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Kahn & Anderson
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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Rose Premium Wieners
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Manwele House Coffer Bliss
Kellogg's Krispltes Barkers Cooccod
Niagara Falls
National Biscuit Company
Uneeda Bakers
A&p
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Swift's Premium
Bailey Market
Climalene
Bow Fle
A. G. Flights Co., Inc
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Schon
Smith Brobs
James Tittle
Chester Wya Knecrtors & FE
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Penfield Cai
Kas Eos Lodm. , JR
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Gorman
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Junedale
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Orient Coffee
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