Seacoast booze craze sparks wild New York summer revels
A 1931 feature notes East of Fire Island beaches becoming open bars as seaside homes host weekend festivals. It describes makeshift saloon decor, bootlegged volumes, and a carnival atmosphere with bartenders in vintage style. Figures mention Alan Dake, Miss Glynn, Chaplin, Edna Wilese, and Frank Craven amid a splash of celebrity cameos and gossip.
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The
Met
Diasa
Patuda
Quogue
Aus
Wellington Scarlet Fever Cases Reported
Wellington officials report two confirmed scarlet fever cases with several suspects under observation. Eighth grader Horan Bassett Jr and lower grade Billy Preston are ill, with Mrs. Horace Bassett also ill and likely a case. Preventive steps are being taken to curb a possible epidemic.
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Wellington
Horan Bassett, Jr
Billy Preston
Horace Bassett
Wellington Mothers League Address by Dr Carrick
Dr Carrick addressed the Wellington Mothers League last evening assisted by... dialogue notes show Oberlin associations and local medical figures confirming community health discussion.
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Carrick Addre
C. WY. Carries
Oberlin
Wellington
Merthe's Fashions Promotes Spring Collection Style
The notice touts embracing selections for every occasion and women’s refined taste. It highlights a spring presentation introducing a new brain style creation and value emphasis. Merthe's Fashions is presented as authentic and well known.
Young Wellington Man Making Mark in Music
Hassel Frank son of Mr and Mrs C F Frank gains recognition in music at Baldwin Wallace Conservatory as a freshman assistant pianist for the College Gree Club and selected to perform in a spring Cateraugus concert. He studies with Professor Carl Schluer and previously studied under Mrs Claire Hill with favorable recital remarks.
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Wellington
Hassel Frank
Cateraugus
N.Y
Frank
Claire Hill
St Patrick's Tea Enjoyed by Local Club Members
Twelve members of the W. QI. GC enjoyed tea at the home of Mrs. Chris Sorenson yesterday afternoon. Dish towels for the WR. C. kitchen were hemmed. At the close of the afternoon members of the refreshment committee served tea. In keeping with the St. Patrick's Day season the tea table and refreshments were green.
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ST. Patrick's Tea
W. QI. GC
Chris Sorenson
WR. C
Sorosis Enjoys Spring Program at Wellington Meeting
Members of the Wellington Sorosis club met yesterday at Mrs J Stemple home. The day’s program included a roll call foreign comments papers on The Kentucky Cardinal The Warbler and First Spring Birds by Mrs Keith Andrews and Mrs George Warner A panel discussion followed Mrs Bn Watters reports a meeting with Mrs J Mac Dermott in two weeks time.
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Sorosis
Wellington
Sorota
J. Stemple
Keith Andrews
Kentucky Cardinal
George Warner
the Warbler
Mos. Bn
Watters Tue Rink
Mra. J
Dermott
PLAN BIRTHDAY PARTY AT WRC MEETING
At the regular meeting of the WRC plans were made for the quarterly birthday party for members celebrating in the first quarter. Local Civil War Veterans will be invited. Oberlin W. R. C. ladies also invited. Miss May Nairy is very ill under Dr R W Falls care. Mr and Mrs Clayton Dughter and two daughters of Elyria dined with Mr and Mrs Harvey Myers Tuesday. Mrs A B Jones convalescing well. Mrs George W Smith enroute home from the south visited daughter Mrs L F Holiday. Past Matrons and Patrons Association Western stars social at Masonic Halls tonight hosted by Mrs Ty Smith and Mrs J By Holiday. Evening will include a six o clock
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WRC
Post
Oberlin W. RR. C
May Nairy
R. W. Falls
Clayton Duagher
Brown Street
Harvey Myers
R. D. Snyder
Elyria
A. B. Jones
George W. Smith
Blinsfield
Mish
L. F. Holiday
Western Stars
Ty. Smith
J. By Holiday
Dinner and Recital Attend by Mrs Wells and Mr Radasovitch
Mrs Claire HI Stewart Wells and George Radasovitch attended the piano recital by Josef Turlet in Oberlin Tuesday evening, with dinner and cards following the event.
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Claire HI Stewart Wells
George Radasovitch
Josef Turlet
Oberlin
Learn the value of MAGNESIA for babies and children
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to learn Phillips Milk of Magnesia. It describes gentle relief for sour stomachs and constipation in infants, notes its use as a mild laxative, and claims it can neutralize cow's milk for feeding. The ad promises a free information booklet and warns to buy only genuine Phillips product.
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Phillips Co
Varick St
New York
N.Y
Phillips
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