New Fire Drives Weeghman Back Into Dining Venture
New York June 20 O O McIntyre notes Charles Weeghman, former restaurant pioneer and Chicago lunch chain founder, launches a sleek East 19th Street eatery in a bid to stage a comeback after financial ruin. The piece portrays him overseeing service closely, recalling his wealth and bold showmanship amid a changing food scene.
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New York
East 19Th Street
Charles Weeghman
Daly's
Wen
Weeghman
Chicago
Unclear OCR Fragment on Loan Payment Terms
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed text about loan payments and charges including amounts like 30,000 and 3.30, with references to proportion and various unclear terms. No coherent names, dates, or entities emerge to establish a factual news item.
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Menthy
Jolly Queer Names and Animal Celebrities in Zoo News
A humorous column notes quirky author name choices by American writers and a British writer signing as Oliver Onions. It recalls Russ Baer’s witty banter at a South Street hashery, an anecdote about a bowling stiffness, and highlights Central Park 200s eight pound roly poly Asiatic sun bear. It mentions gift pets named after celebrities such as Floyd Gibbons, Amelia Earhart, and Frank Buck.
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Oliver Onions
England
Central Park
Band Leaders Move Abroad and Return Often
Vincent Lopez is among the most conspicuous in-and-outers of band leaders, not staying in New York for more than a year and often spending that time in distant places. Paul Whiteman pioneered frequent base changes, moving whenever he feels a permanent establishment is reached, often uprooting quickly.
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Vincent Lopez
Tie
New York
Paul Whiteman
Loig Arlene Stogers Weds Ernest W Lamb in Grafton
A June 15 wedding at the Stogers home in Grafton joined Loig Arlene Stogers and Ernest W. Lamb with Rev. Paul Brown officiating. The event featured Katharine Lutsch, Lohengrin’s Wedding March played by Mrs. Ralph Hoffman, and Mrs. Stogers supported by family as the couple begins their life together.
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Grafton
Rep
P. H. Stogers
Loig Arlene
Ernest W. Lamb
Ruby Lamb
North Olmsted
Paul Brown
Columbia
Katherine Lutsch
Medina
Lohengrin
Ralph Hoffman
Wedding at Altar Beside Painted Garden Backdrop
The bridal party stood before a floral altar as the bride wore white organdy with a shower bouquet of white roses and valley lilies. Attendants included Mrs Harold K Kelly as maid of honor and Eleanor Pape with orchid organdy. Tallman roses and delphinums adorned the flowers. Best man was Mr Kelly, flowers girls Patsy Stogers and Eleanor Pape, and ring bearer Billy Watson. After a reception with pink and white refreshments, the bride, a Belden high school and Kent State College graduate, has taught in Valley City Schools. The groom, a Miami University graduate, works at General Foods Sales Corporation in Cleveland. The couple left amid well wishes from friends.
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Harold K. Kelly
Eleanor Pape
Kelly
Patsy Stogers
Fleanor Pape
Billy Watson
Belden High School
Kent State College
Valley City
Miami University
General Foods Sales Corporation
Cleveland
Local Residents Named In Social Notices
Mr and Mrs R Campbell Mr and Mrs Harold 8 Kelly of Cleveland Mr and Mrs R C Watson Hilly Willard and Arlene of Tiffin Mr and Mrs Frank Pape two daughters Dorothy and Eleanor Mr and Mrs R F Hecker Robert and Carol of Olmsted Falls Mrs Ruby Lamb and Herbert Lamb of North Olmsted Miss Katherine Lutsch of Medina Mr and Mrs Ralph Hoffman and son Allen of Rocky River Mr and Mrs Glenn Rogers Patsy and Shirt of Elyria and Mr and Mrs Franklin Rust of Grafton
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R. ¥. Campbell
Harold 8. Kelly
Cleveland
R. C. Watson
Hilly Willard
Arlene
Tiffin
Frank Pape
Dorothy
Eleanor
R. F. Hecker
Robert
Carol
Olmsted Falls
Ruby Lamb
Herbert Lamb
North Olmsted
Katherine Lutsch
Medina
Ralph Hoffman
Son Allen
Rocky River
Glenn Rogers
Patsy
Shirt
Elyria
Franklin Rust
Grafton
Constantine's 312 Conversion and Church Courts
When Constantine became a Christian in 312 he granted his law courts to Christians as their cathedral. The Christians did not alter the structure or purpose of the courts, maintaining legal authority within the faith community.
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McNaught Syndicate
Constantine's Law Court Adapted For Church Buildings
The passage notes how Constantine's law court form was adapted for church architecture as new churches arose, following the court-like shape even into modern times.
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Constantine
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Goodyear
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Marsh & Son
Broad
East Ave
Post Office
Hollywood
Ben Bernie
Grant Mitchell
Sargent
de Sousa
Shanghai
Charles Farrell
Clark and
McCullough
Butch” Clark
Red” McCullough
Peggy Hoyt
Joe Weber
Lou Holtz
Mr. Lapidus
Helen Menken
Frank Crumit
Jackson
S. Ea Bip
Castle
Castle's
Asti Wall Paper & PA
Second St
Coe
Elyria Hardware
Tee
Cosma Laboratories CO
Swam Lo Cad
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