New York Day By Day Sees Sing Sing Warden’s Daughters
Dear Mr. Driscoll this note recounts Charles Driscoll’s daily column idea and reflects on Warden Lewis E Lawes of Sing Sing during a weekly city visit Cherie Lawes aged 16, born to free parents, joins discussions about prison life and the warden’s burden amid potential escapes. It recalls a prior United Press dispatch and an anecdote about reading a story in the execution chamber.
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Mr. Driscoll
Odd
Maybelle Hope McIntyre
D. O. McIntyre
New York
Lewis E. Lawes
Cherie
Joan Marie
Westchester
Sing Sing
Ed Carey
Lawes
United Press
Nan
Irvin $. Cobb
Kidnapped Boy’s Father Negotiates for Return
The article notes Mrs. William Steck and Mrs. William Grabenstetter offering consolation to Carl Hauck who has been home for days due to a back injury while working in gas fields Tuesday. It also covers Medina events: Muck Vaults Basket Ball Team’s 47 35 win over Brunswick Tuesday, and Medina Unit 202 American Legion officers Mrs. Baij Arick and Mrs. Ralph Feuchter at a mid winter Columbus conference and banquet. The A B Club hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arick. Miss Maude Hauck visiting. preparations for the County Music Festival at Granger on March 11 by School Orchestra and choruses. and Basketball Coach Mrs Steingass organizing players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Steck
William Grabenstetter
Carl Hauck
Muck Vaults
Brunswick
Bar] Arick
Ralph Feuchter
Medina
American Legion
Columbus
Deshler-Wallick
A. B
Earl Arick
Maude Hauck
Arick
Granger
Twilight Hints of a City Bridge and The Thinker
A reflective piece sketches the Georges Washington Bridge at twilight with misty Hudson views and a Will Rogers beacon. It recalls Margaret Bourke-White's photo, dining spots like Cherio's, and portraits Thomas J. Watson promoting the Think concept. Also notes a newborn son Douglass Allen Hearson.
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Georges Washington Bridge
Times Square
Taj Mahal
Hudson
Manhattan
Airways
Will Rogers
Margaret Bourke-White
Golden Rule Class Meets at Messenger Home in New London
The Golden Rule Class of the First M. E. Church met at Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Messenger’s home with thirty members and their husbands present. The session opened with a buffet luncheon, then business led by president Nick Cranston. Funds from the treasurer and secretary were reported, including final pledge payments and small fund receipts, and a portion designated to the Worthington Children’s Home Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
M. E. Church
T. W. Messenger
Nick Cranston
Worthington Children’s Home Fund
D. B. Barnes
Mitchell
W. B. Messenger
B. V. Winebar
Lea Morse
It Is Dangerous To Sell a Substitute at 666
It is dangerous to sell a substitute at 666 just to gain a few cents. Customers are your best assets. lose them and you lose your business. The note warns that such risky pricing could harm long term profits and brand trust.
Valley City BRIEFS Get-To-Gether Club hosts bridge night
Mrs. Henry Steck hosted the Get-To gether Club Tuesday evening in Valley City. Three tables of bridge were in play and prizes were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City
Henry Steck
Absences In The Schools Show Decrease In Elyria
Elyria attendance officer C M Williams reports February had fewer investigated absence and tardiness cases than January but illness related absences rose by seven to 64. Truancy fell to eight, while nine students were absent and unlocated. Working permits edged up, but totals remained well below prior months. three students were suspended for smoking. Peru plans to establish government printing office.
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Elyria
C. M. Williams
Williams
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