New York Day By Day Harsh Midtown Scene
A New York spoofed slice by Charles B. Driscoll on March 11 shows Times Square crowds, a crying girl with a Times help wanted page, a taxi driver touting hustle, a lone woman asleep on a Grand Central bench, and a belmont hotel hole in midtown serving as a dull scar on the city. The piece, rich in urban vignette, mixes street chatter, signboards, and small tableaux to capture a restless city mood.
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New York
Belmont
Midtown
Ben Bennis
Wall Street
Chas. Driscoll
Grand Central
Park Avenue
Pincus Schrank
New Gallipolis Publisher Carries On Odd McIntyre’s Column
In a cheerful note the new publisher at LICHTY yard announces taking over Odd McIntyre’s column. He expresses gratitude for warm wishes arriving by letter telegram and word of mouth from readers and hometown friends including Squire Maucks Dr Holzer and fellow old schoolmates Kenneth and Virgin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd McIntyre
Odd
Squire Maucks
Charles Holzer
Gallipolis
Beslan
Harry Coener
Kenneth and
Virgin
Radio Programs and Notices From March 15 1988 Cleveland Stations
A dense listing of radio programs for WH WAR WCLE and others on Sunday March 15 1988 includes music blocks, news, and various orchestras. It notes personalities and acts, such as Thomps, Orphan Annie, Eddie Canter, and multiple orchestras, along with a passing reference to William H. Lawrence and a column on artists and skyline paintings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
WAR
WCLE
Birthday Celebration Honors Miss Betty Gunder in Elyria
A Friday evening party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Spiegelberg marked Miss Betty Gunder’s 12th birthday at Town Line Road Elyria. Guests from Elyria Edison Highway North Murray Ridge and nearby towns attended with games, pink and white cake, and assorted gifts. Several local residents visited relatives and hosted guests in Lorain, Lakewood, Fairview, and West Ridge, with travel between Elyria and surrounding communities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Townline Road
L. W. Spiegelberg
Betty Gunder
Barbara
Ruth Krieg
Elizabeth Gooder
Herbert Wooster
Robert Daniels
Richard Greenberger
Elyria
Shirley Baus
Kathryn Mulich
Lois Pferrer
Jean Schroder
Edison Highway
Howard Behtke
Paul Ganett
North Murray Ridge
Donna Délefield
Jack Peters
Glenn Ernst
Norman Ingold
This Place
J. F. Stem
Betty
Lakewood
Lewis Beetcher
Fairview
H. H. Drusendahl
West Ridge
E. C. Schubert and
H. P. Mackert
Elizabeth Mackert
Lorain
Oliver Schubert
Wayne Meinke
Misa Caroline Spiegelberg
Cleveland
Frank Justin
E. C. Schubert
Noble Saegera
Loraln
Clarksfield Residents Visit Wakeman Home Scene
Clarksfield residents Roy Worcester and Richard Smith spent Thursday at the Howard Worcester home in Wakeman. Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rider and children Junior and Benny Lou visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Ames. E. E. Hubbard recently purchased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Worcester
Richard Smith
Howard Worcester
Wakeman
Ray Rider
Junior
Benny Lou
J. C. Ames
E. E. Hubbard
Your Good Health With Claud Nortit Chrisman M D
The column discusses common foot troubles and the limits of medical help without patient cooperation. It urges proper footwear, notes health shoes' rise, and stresses that correct fit relies on skilled foot-fitters and adjustable artificial appliances rather than clinicians alone. The author invites readers to contact the National Foot Health Council in Rockland Massachusetts for guidance.
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Claud Nortit Chrisman
M.D
Dr. D
Louisiana
Davee
National Foot Health Council
Council
Rockland
Massachusetts
Nature
Scientific Shoe Tests and a Recovering Mrs Harwood
The fluoroscope now in many shoe shops reveals foot neglect with nine out of ten adults affected. Feet deserve better care for a lifetime of use while shoes should prioritize comfort. Mrs George Harwood is slowly recovering from a broken hip after a new tractor incident.
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George Harwood
New London City Council Meets For Bids And Fire Service Discussion
New London city council convened Monday night with bids advertisements for crushed stone and road repair. A proposal to improve rural fire fighting service was a key topic of debate. Tax payment for gasoline used on city cars was assigned to W. C. Oremore and G. M. Hibbard for investigation and report. Bills totaling 537.75 were ordered paid.
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New London
W. C. Oremore
G. M. Hibbard
Judging Tour At Castle Hill Farm By New London Voc Ag Class
Under instructor David Beal the New London High School vocational agriculture class visited Castle Hill Farm owned by Roger Crall on Thursday to judge cattle value. Earlier, Mr Crall spoke to the class on beef cattle. Work began on a Whitewater project under local contractor F W Carvey on Monday.
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David ©. Beal
New London Iish School
Castle Hill Tari
Rorcre Crall
Vatue
Mr. Crafl
Whitewat
FW. Carvey
The Baroness and the Butler at Capitol Theatre
A stage comedy recounts a butler who, while employed, wins election to Parliament on a ticket opposing his employer. The Capitol Theatre presents the production with period humor and social satire.
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Guy Stocy
Capitol Theatre
Stars Over Arizona at Lincoln Saturday
A Bechet marshal's clean up of an Arizona town provides fast action in Stars Over Arizona a western film opening at the Lincoln Theatre tomorrow The erection of the city white way proceeds with concrete bases and four weeks for full installation Twenty new standards nineteen feet high with modern lighting will form the system Seventeen members and one guest attended the March meeting of the Community Farm Women's Club at Mrs Koy Callingwood's home A pot luck dinner followed by business and a program The April meeting will be on Wednesday the 6th at Mrs Trene Dunlap's home featuring a bulb exchange
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Arizona
Lincoln Theatre
White Way
Community Farm Women’ S Club
Koy Callingwood
Trene Dunlap
Neighborhood Gatherings and Local Visits in North Ridgeville
North Ridgeville residents hosted multiple small social gatherings over the weekend including Emery Hershey’s birthday dinner with the Hersheys and Jamesones in Columbia. Visitors from Lakewood and Cleveland called on local families, with Mrs. Vern Andrews and Mrs. Charles Bremser sharing luncheon with Mrs. Ernest Lanigmeyer in Hemmiettia. Two grass fires prompted fire alarms the same day, one endangering a barn on Hadaway property and another near Cook and Lorain Road.
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Ridgeville
Emery Hershey
Jennie
J. T. Jamesones
Harry Hershey
Columbia
Emery Thorshey
Carrie Thoempson
Laniva Poiter
Lakewood
Hacley Eldred
Archer Shaw
Cleveland
Za, Shaw
Lolashaw
Vern Andrews
Charles Bremser
Ernest Lanigemeyer
Hemmiettia
Russ
Anthony Haralaumpons
L. i. Hadaway
Cook
Lorain Road
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Saucier
Manhattan
Roosevelt
Wood
Capitol
Annabella
Henry Stephenson
Fatielen Westley A
Trenrieth Comers
Fen —Pisiece
Ital
Ted Lewis
Gale Calloway
Cotton Club
Kay Thompson
Joe DiMaggio
Henry Armetta
Louis Prima
Lincoln
Wallace Beery
Clark Gable
Lichty
Pos Torric
Amer
Linje-Dorney Band
Jack Armstro
Pwt
Grand Central Music Host
Deatz Vanier
Tim
Irene Hollan
Eddie Canter
Carl George Orgsey
Rogers Bane
Songshop of
WGN
Unngh
Accordians
Bude Alia Tha
Lyweil
Thomas Orphan Amon
Andy
Woodfrey L. Faierno
Valley Operettte Fortunes
Ultivan
I. Thompson P. Sullivan
Kewanee
Golden Giovee Band
Wam
WHE
WGAR
Monteat
Bradley Kincaid
Tal
Health & Home
Caele Heney Azla
Sunshine
Landt
Aminda Sno
Charioteers
Florence Hale
Tiiisiu
Jourh Ui
Masse Sucieg
Explorer
Ciuh o-Hessberger
Aetee
Bi Buw
Aloies
Krenz
Mildred Stanley
Kelsey
Pact & Pa
Rts
I. P
Radio Newe Fidi
y-Tentaeh
Hopton
Worth
Letir
Streethearts
Alex
J. P
Express
Ray Block
Eton Boys Fiddlers
Fred Feibek
Jewel Cowboys
Ethel & Hen
Phila
2H & Music Art Bureau
Lannisermoeo
Annowne Rakex
Rata Daner
Cural
Jack Menkin
Landers Orch
Allen's Orch
Meiita Orch
Buffalo Pres
City Mission Sunny Jim Morn
Medita
Four Plainsmen
Pentecostl
Denning
Army
Newn & Safety
Landers’ Orch
Baldwin L. PL News
BBC
England
Storrs
Ind
Pancho & Orch
McCune
Orch
Tom Ireland
Collese
Quest Len Snivo
Sidney Andorn
Aces High Field
Cultural Inet
Annonne
John
Barons-Pitta
Eker
Croxby
Kaye
Duchin's Orcn
King’s Orch
Sinn
Beach
Pocahontas
Murbacu
Wwram
Peerieas Trio
Henta Menthekieran Prog
Keung ProJuventle
Frou
Tbs
Meeder
the Hooters
Alden Holkin
Melody Monae
Kent State
Busse
Smoke Dreama
Marion Tattes
Theatra
Catholic Hunt Co
Brerseca
Southernaires
Olsen
Ja O'Brien
Bridgeport
Harry Silvey
Gene Buck
Bar‘tie Payne
Louis Levand
Anne Parenteau
Jimmie Fidler
Eudie Rickenbacker
Major Bowes
Dexter Fellows
Georgia
California
Harsas
William H. Lawrence
Lan
H. T. Webster
Henry Martin
Colin Miller
Des Moines
Algonquin
Oak Park
Fife
William Barton
Bruce Barton
Bruce
Thorugh
Ernest Hemingway
Miller
Edmund W. Graecen
New Yorker
Graecen
Grand Central School of Art
Gramercy Park
Manhattan Towers
Brooklyn
McNaught Syndicate
Old Hohem
Morris
Christain
Ted Weems
Gr. Shubert
Simons Band
Court of H. Re
Dutheran
Audi
Ed McConneil
H. MacQuarrie
Jean
M'Donal
Baker's Breade
Phil Baker
Onlo
Aills
Orchs
Inchel
Paul Martin
Zenith
Cheetlo Ellis
Anno Watehteeer
Lyman
I ” Pty
Mission U. P
News World
Melo Wolee
Radio Warblers
Far
Courboln
U. PL
Cassidy
Coughlin
Brickner
Lombardo
IL Richareh
Jeesel
Owens Orch
Fiorito
Clarksfield
Bob Weon
Eddie Paul
Heine Cook
Columbia Ballroom
Studebaker Chemical CO
Ohio
Vulcan
West Ave
Betty Ried
Sarah
Dr. Chrisman
Tom McBride
Carlisle
Blue Sky Inn
Bridge Street
Joe
Winnie
North Ridgeville
Laporte
Grafton Road
Mary Shamel
Rhodes Cafe
Lodi Street
Fish Fry Tonight
Don Lentz
Wink
Nobody
Joshn Hawkins
Tonita
Bob Vron
Stone
Stone's
Broad Street
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