New York Day By Day By Charles B Driscoll
New York society notes reflect on heat affects on schooling and street vendors as mayor La Guardia faces pushcart reforms. Profiles of Simon and Schuster entrepreneurs seen rising from office boy to publishers, plus Charles J. Finger’s move from finance to Ozark writing. News on Prince Louis Ferdinand’s New York visit with Walter Trumbull noted.
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New York
Exunerion
la Guardia
Louis Ferdinand
Kira
Walter Trumbull
Will Hays
Trumbull
Louis Ferdi
Man and Dog Share City Life in Postwar Scene
A German immigrant in Dearborn works at Ford while a neighbor’s dog Andy guards two children, guiding them across streets and monitoring ice and hazards. A workman cleans and restores marble columns at St Bars Park Avenue, preserving weathered stone with oil and wax treatments.
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St. Bars
Eure Cn
Park Avence
Connecticut Nutmeg founders persevere as writers seek ink free
The Connecticut Nutmeg, started by a group of New York writers, endures criticism and gains stability. It offers authors the chance to write for nothing for their own paper, attracting names like George T. Bye Jack Pegler Quentin Reynolds Ursula Parrott John Erskine Gene Tunney Calvin Brown Stanley High Deems Taylor and Heywood Brown as equal owners. A letter cites Harry Friend as author of an epitaph, later clarified by James Dever, a late former New York Sun editor.
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Connecticut
Rites Held for Mrs Gustav Hammon at Medina
Funeral services for Mrs. Gustav Hammon were held at Waite Funeral Home in Medina with Rev Greenwald officiating. She died Thursday. burial in Myrtle Hill cemetery. She is survived by seven children including daughter Mrs John Mole of Grafton and six sons all of Valley City. The husband died June 10, 1936.
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Valley City
Gustav “Hamina
Waite
Medina
Greenwald
Myrtle Hill
Hammon
John Mole
Grafton
George
Walter
Arthur
Russell
Howard
Willis
Local Ohio Church Events Highlight Weekend Activities
Cleveland residents and families attended church functions and celebrations across Ohio. Mrs Elmina Treusen and others joined commencement events at Ohio State University while families of Wolf and Smithville attended gatherings. Rev Albert Lamprecht and W F Steck led a four day American Lutheran Church convention at Bloomington with post gathering activities.
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Beatrice Evans
Cleveland
Orlin Gin- Sangle Elles
Emgelical Church
Otto Schen
Shar- Pa
John Moelert
Air
John Sailer
Ily
Emil Just
Get-To Gether Club Honors 30th Wedding Anniversary
Eight members of the Get-To gether Club met Friday at Mrs. Robert Steingass home to observe the 30th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Steingass. The group spent the evening playing bridge and enjoying refreshments.
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Robert Steingass
Perechle Club Contest At Mrs Gra-Ma Etter Home
The Perechle Club met Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Joe Gra-Ma Etter’s home. Bert Schaefer and Miss Betty won prizes for high scores while Arick received consolation. The hostess, Airs., announced details for the next meeting.
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Perechle Club
Joe Gra- Maetter
Bert Schaefer
Betty
Arick
Brighton Children's Day Exercises
Children and Rev. H. H. Patrick led a large congregation at the Methodist Church in Brighton for Sunday morning services. An excellent program by the children featured an illustrated sermonette by the pastor.
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Brighton
Methodist Church
King A Seicr
H. H. Patrick
Ladies Aid Society entertains at Mrs. Foster home
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church met at Mrs. George Foster’s home on Thursday afternoon June 16. Twelve members and three guests attended. After the business session, ice cream and wafers were served and a social hour enjoyed by all.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church
George Foster
Reunion of Wel-1923 class attended by McClellans
Br and Mrs Dean McClellan with daughter Alberta attended the Wel 1923 class reunion. The brief note records their presence among alumni gathering for the event.
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Dean McClellan
Alberta
Wellington High School Event At Boise Home
A notice notes a Wellington gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Myron Boise involving Mrs McClellan as a class member and taking place Sunday.
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Lington High School
Myron Boise
Wellington
Myr. McClellan
Greene Family Hosts Birthday Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs Rey Greene and family visited Sir and Mrs Walford Greene in Wellington on Wednesday evening June 16 to celebrate Walford Greene’s birthday anniversary.
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Rey Greene
Sir
Mrs. Walford Greene
Wellington
Walford Greene
Newcomb couple marks twenty fifth wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Newcomb celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on Saturday their daughter Ruth and friend Class Bullock with their escorts from Cleveland plus Blaise and Lloyd Ewell of Baghton joined in the celebration on the day.
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Wilbur Newcomb
Ruth
Class Bullock
Cleveland
Social Travelers Visit Relatives Across Ohio and Michigan
Alr and Mrs Ben Fenner host guests Munday Aly and Mrs Chas Collins of Elyria. Austred Ruobishaw of Chicago visits Mr and Mrs AL EL Merrill. Bert Ewell and granddaughter Delores Davis weekend with Karl Davis in Akron. Gladys Burge returns from Overlin College for summer vacation. Rachel Betts calls on Dr Carnston in Wakeman who is bed bound. E E Edwards family visit Cleveland. C B Myers family visit Cleveland. Jessie Moore and Elizabeth visit Mr and Mrs C O McDaniels in New London. Roy Greene family visit Mrs F C Deminthe in Westlake Hotel Cleveland. Oscar Share of OTU Columbus visits Clement Green home. Howard Everson Jr of Cleveland spends a day at the Everson home. Mrs Franklin Sullivan of Detroit visits her parents C D Murray. F H McClellan and Rev E C Myers host Sunday dinner in Wellington. Nancy Staats of Akron spends week with family.
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Ben Fenner
Munday
Aly
Chas. Collins
Elyria
Austred Ruobishaw
Chicago
AL EL Merrill
Bert Ewell
Delores Davis
Karl Davis
Akron
Gladys Burge
Overlin College
Earl Betts
Rachel
Carnston
Wakeman
Cleveland
E. E. Edwards
Ruth
Marjory
C. B. Myers
Jessie Moore
Elizabeth
C. O. McDaniels
New London
Roy Greene
Vivian
Kenneth
Junior
Ar. Green
F.C. DeMinthe
Westlake Hotel
Oscar Share
O. T. U. Columbus
Clement Green
Howard Everson Jr
Clevelan
Everson
Franklin Sullivan
Detroit
Mich
C. D. Murray
F. H. McClellan
Laters
E. C. Myers
Wellington
Nancvy Staats
Sunday Guests and Visits Across Wooster Area
Sunday afternoon guests included Mr and Mrs Bert Ewell and Mr and Mrs Walter Day with the former sister and brother-in-law Sir Cortland Marshall and family from Nanbin Ohio. Attendees at the Everson home were Howard Everson Barbara Mor and Mrs David McClurg of Cleveland. Arthur Tenant of Findlay Ohio visited the Jesse Burge home over the weekend. Miss Gladys Burge attends a UW Conference at College Camp Wisconsin this week. The Rev H N Patrick and Epworth Leagues members of the Brighton Charge are at Camp Crag this week. The Rev H H Patrick and Mr and Mrs Harry Chayson and son visited Sparte farmer's parents last week.
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Mro
Fred Carr
Brownwiss
Avon Lake Pars
Emil Kiann
Cleveland
Fricey
John Ziegelheim
Henry Steck
June Dickmen
George Perdy
Henry Schnabel
Gust Schmidt
Schmidts
Cleveland-Akron
American Lutheran Church
Zion Lutheran Church
Carl Hauck
Maude Hauck
A. B.C. Club
Wesevening
George Wolf
Ed Lasch
Vincent Derek
Walter Wolfe
Earl Arick
Air
Max Koppes
Joe Neff
Orlin Wolfe
Medina
Knochie
Earl Arnold
James Frisk
J . Wiliam Grabensteller
Edward Lampert
June Marie
Lutheran Hospital
Viola Wolfe
Detrnit
Harry Bauer
Mabel Grabensteller
Kent State University
Anna Schranee
Youngstown
Ed Grabenstetter
Bert Ewell
Walter Day
Arthur Tenant
Findlay
Ohio
Jesse Burge
Everson
Howard Everson
Barbara
Mor
David McClurg
Donald Day
Corwin Dee
Rochester
Wooster
Gladys Burge
U. W
College Camp
Wisconsin
H.n. Patrick
Epworth
Brighton
Clarksfield
Camp Crag
H. H. Patrick
Harry Chayson
Sparte
Gettysburg Blue and Gray reunion to open June 29
More than 3,000 Civil War veterans from both sides will attend the dedication of an eternal peace shrine on the Gettysburg battlefield. The eight day observance begins June 29 with plans for President Roosevelt to dedicate the shrine on July 3. The peace memorial cost $75,000 and will be lit to symbolize unity and the United Nations.
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Gettysubrg
Roosevelt
Gettysburg
Paul Roy
United Nation
Theatres to Be Established Across Rural Ireland
The report outlines plans to establish theatres across rural Ireland to bring playhouses to communities, stimulate local culture, and provide performance spaces outside major cities. It highlights support from cultural bodies and potential regional partnerships.
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Ireland
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