New York Day by Day Fun in March Observations
O O McIntyre chronicles a mix of Broadway chatter and film buzz from New York. He riffs on Clem McCarthy and Jim Durante, Donald Duck, Roosevelt era spotlight, and a flurry of social and entertainment notes with playful irony.
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New York
O. O. McIntyre
Clem McCarthy
Jimmis Durante
Donald Duck
Teddy
Mitchell
John Andersom
Manhattan
George Jessel
Phillip
Treraprre
Shy to Sharper Minds and Nightlife in 1950s Harlem
The piece surveys figures like Vingie Roe and Richard Watts as rising journalism minds and notes Dorothy Parker's famed wit and social impact in New York. It recalls Harlem clubs, Dickie Wells’s cellar, and a late night Casino scene while highlighting author James Norman Hall’s past as a pulp writer and his meeting with Floyd Gibbons.
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Dorothy Parker
New York
Holywood
Pay Campbell
Elyrian Initiation Draws Elyria Council No 406 in Cleveland
About twelve to fifteen Elyrians will be initiated into Elyria Council No 406 at a district initiation in Cleveland on Saturday. The ceremony will be at the Cleveland Council headquarters on Miles Avenue and East Ninety third Street with several state officers set to attend. Local officials urge members to attend and announce a degree team practice next Wednesday.
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Elyria Council No. 406
Cleveland
Cleveland Council
Miles Avenue
East Ninety-third Street
Melancholy close to a famed writing duo
A nostalgic column notes a well known writer and partner, part of a highly successful team, ending with a somber mood. A shabby boy outside a Seventh Avenue window roasts giant hams, his eyes bright yet haunted, answering a baffling question with a terse, poignant line. The piece captures raw life and realism of 1936.
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Gibbons
Seventh Avenue
Soapyr
McNaught Syndicate
New London Grange Play Notes and Rotary Meeting Summary
New London Grange notes mark the Windy Willows rehearsal schedule with a surprise lunch. Performances are planned at Ruggins Ashland county on April and at Greenwich and Wakeman. Lyceum season closes Monday with Clarksfield returning. Rotary Club luncheon reports 27 members plus one visitor, with road rerouting committee named for Route 17 hearing in Medina and Easter Seals campaign details. I.O. O. F. news notes Grand Master E. L. Bailey visiting for the nineteenth district meeting in the local ball on April 8.
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Grange
Clarksfield
Flickvillle Grange
New London
New London Grange
Rotary Club
A. D. Baumbhardt Jr
Vermilion
Medina
A. W. Fitch
William R. Lawrence
John L. O'Hara
Canton
G. A. Barrett
O. M. Grissinger
E. A. Roasberry
Ire L. Landes
Norman Smith
Edward Beard
E. L. Bailey
Plymouth
Ohio Oda
Local Lodge Plans Third Degree Demonstration
Graf ton Lodge will host a visit from April 1 and illustrate the Third degree. A 26 man team conferred the First Degree on a candidate in prep for the Second degree, while Funeral services were held for Mrs Manda B Luxon at the Fitchville Methodist Church. She died of pneumonia at her home in Hunter Missouri. Burial followed in Fitchville. Surviving are a husband a son a daughter six sisters and a brother. Local relatives listed. BRIEFS note community happenings and residents travel and medical updates including Percy Luxon and J E Luxon.
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Grafton Lodge
First Methodist Church
Fitchville
Manda B. Luxon
Samuel Luxon
Hunter
Missouri
C. R. Bair
Luxon
Samuel
Percy
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Walter Beighrol
Savannah
Frank Rowlands
Rochester
Walter Bughes
Duncan
Seeley Smith
Dolly Nelson
Lou Keough
Fort Lehigh
Mary Scour
J. C. Brogotti
Rolph
George Parnell
Women's Foreign Missionary Society
Elyria
J. L. Cassell
A. L. Wolfe
Henry Parvell
Greenwich
Delbert Barnes
Percy Luxon
Fort Codge
Manda Luxon
J. Ke
London Waterworks
Keller
Grant Street
E. Rowe
Dorchester
Mass
Rowe
Local Workers Auxiliary Works Meeting and Easter Plan
The second regular meeting of the Local Workers Auxiliary of the Methodist church met at Mrs. T. M. Baldwin's home. Officers led the session, reports from secretary and treasurer were given, and a fifteen dollar church donation was approved. An Easter party was planned with guests, next meeting set for Wednesday afternoon in April hosted by Mrs. Helen Beese. Attendees included Mrs. Copas, Mrs. Harish, Mrs. Rhoze, Mrs. Beese, Mrs. Cook, Mrs. Keller, Mrs. Heck, Mrs. Beese, Mrs. Rea, Mrs. Morris, and the hostess. Three children attended. A luncheon followed. Dr. Dew and two school nurses conducted tuberculin and Shick diphtheria tests at Markley school for pupils and preschoolers. Mrs. J. J. Heckel visited her sister in Avon Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Cook and son joined Mr. and Mrs. Heck and sons for supper. Mrs. Rhone and son Levy visited Cleveland.
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April
Helen Beese
M. B. Copas
John Harish
Leroy Rhoze
John Cook
Clara Keller
William Heck
Frankie Beese
QO. B. Rea
J. G. Morris
Kath Tr
J. J. Heckel
Avon Lake
Leroy Rhone
Leroy
Cleveland
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Walton Ice and Fuel, Inc
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the Farm Implement Co
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