Aviation clubs rise on Long Island and beyond
An opinion piece notes exclusive country clubs fear aviation clubs may overtake them in popularity with Hicksville hosting a 50 planes hangar and 250 members. Prominent figures like Lindbergh Whitney Vanderbilt Jr and Earhart are linked to the trend as metrowide clubs form coast to coast. A future East 62nd Street aviation hub is planned alongside anecdotes about city life, culture and media figures.
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Long Island
Hicksville
Col. Lindbergh
John Hay Whitney
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Duaponts
Biddles
Rockefellers
William G. McAdoo
California
Amelia Earhart
William B. Leeds
Greenwich
East 62d Street
Sheffield Drompp Kundrot Wedding Opens May Fest
May 6 Sheffield Lake reports a wedding of Thomas Drompp son of Mr and Mrs J H Drompp to Miss Ellen Kundrot of Cleveland. The ceremony occurred at Old Stone Church Cleveland Friday morning at 19 o clock. The bride a Nottingham Exchange supervisor wore a flowered chiffon gown.
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Thomas Drompp
J. H. Drompp
Sheffield Lake
Ellen Kundrot
Cleveland
Old Stone Church
Nottingham Telephone Exchange
Avon Illuminating
Aliabell Crompp
Charlies Gubens
Obituary and community notes from Avon area
A widow named Sr. Stauder of Avon, survived by three brothers, eighteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren, with funeral rites at St. Theresa and St. Joseph parishes led by Rev. Frs Roaner Senger and Grat. Local social updates cover visits, illness, church events, May Day and Decoration Day planning, and notes on residents like the Emrick children, the Rhin contract offer, and Homer Paulson. The piece closes with a brief historical mention of General Agén's Philippine campaign and rise to general.
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Avon
Jaton
Mathias Schmirz
Ridgeville
Peter Schmirz
Carlisle
Eleavn
N B Stauder
Awa
St. Joseph’s Church
Christian Mothers’ Society
St. Theresa 'S Church
J. N. Roaner
St Joseph's Church
Adam Senger
St. Theresa's Church
Lambert Grat
St. Anthony's Church
St. Theresa's Cemetery
Reichlin, Reidy and Scanlan
Allen gas wells draw out-of-town visitors
May week at Columbia introduces visits from Lakewood and Elyria residents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bleil hosted W. R. Squire, while Sidney Osborne, now recuperating from illness, visited. Mrs. Herman Paulson and sister attended a Cleveland theatre show. Wilbur Stinchcomb recovered from tonsillitis. Zelma Hitchcock unveiled a new rock garden.
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Iary
Erie
Roy Putt
Akins
John Begley
Berea
Phyllis
Ivan Bartter
Baldwin-Wallace College
Roy Osborne
Belle Osborne
Richard Putt
Earl Squire
W. R. Squire
Farmers Institutes
Columbia
Tehman
Allen
Cama
Eafternoon
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Lakewood
Vre
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Elyria
Osborne
Herman Paulson
Cleveland
Florida
Wilbur Stinchcomb
Zelma Hitchcock
Fred Wuerthels
J. J. Squire
Mother Daughter Banquet Planned at Town Hall Friday
The Mother Daughter banquet will be held at Town Hall Friday evening May Sth at 6 30. Miss Lena Thirlam with the speaker and the Brevoort Trio of Visha will provide vocal and instrumental music. All women and girls in the community are invited. A tureen supper will be furnished by Methodist Church ladies at no charge.
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Lena Thirlam
Fine Record At Meet At Oberlin County Track Meet
The Columbia School posted a strong showing at the County Track Meet in Oberlin, securing third place overall with 23 12 points. They claimed first and second in discus and polo vault, distance in polo vault 19 feet 6 inches, second in high jump at five feet eight inches, and 15 points by William Madak and Russell Fish. Margaret Columbus won second in girls high jump, and the girls took second in the mile relay. Robert Van Arsdale placed third in the 220 yard dash. Participants included Wm Madak, Russell Fish, Russell Martin, Robert Van Arsdale, Chauncey Stephens, Russell Fitch, Wilbur Carpenter, Walter Kabalka, Margaret Cope, Fern Gest, Julia Roman, Doris Wright, Kathryn Columbus. Coaches were Robert Painter and Miss Lucile Churchward. The 5th and 6th grades tied Eaton for second and third. a coin flip yielded Paton.
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Russell Fish
Margaret Columbus
Robert van Arsdale
Wm. Madak
Russell Martin
Chauncey Stephens
Russell Fitch
Wilbur Carpenter
Walter Kabalka
Margaret Copee Fern Gest
Julia Roman
Doris Wright
Kathryn Columbus
Robert Painter
Lucile Churchward
Our School
Eaton
Paton
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