Marbles For Hell's Kitchen Boys From A Street Santa
Charles B. Driscoll recounts distributing marbles to children in New York's Hell's Kitchen, aided by a Parkersburg marble maker. He describes discreet generosity on midtown streets, aiding a brave Italian boy, and plans to refine his charitable method while avoiding trouble with police.
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New York
Chas. Driscoll
Fannie
Erie
H. A. Fisher
Parkersburg
W. Va
Hell's Kitchen
Fisher
Winona
Brockton
Arkansas City
West Virginia
Midtown
43D Street
Broadway
Sixth Avenue
German mechanization and war aims in Europe
The piece analyzes German tactics and modernization, noting heavy tanks and mechanized forces advancing rapidly, with air cover and armored units pushing 200 miles daily. It contrasts French defenses, Maginot Line philosophy, and two French generals, Weygand and Georges, amid broader wartime speculation and political notes.
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Germany
Dars
Roosevelt
Congress
Holland
Belgium
U. S
Maginot Line
U. S. Army
Hitler
Berlin
Balkans
Republic
Gamelin
Magincot
France
Weygand
Syria
Georges
Alexander
Jugoslavia
Wergand
Marshall Foch
Werygand
Paris
Near East
Unclear December Marble Mystery Impresses Children
In a quiet neighborhood youngsters gather marbles amid whispers of stranger events. Adults shrug and wonder about origins as the playful trend grows, leaving locals puzzled and curious.
Police Commissioner Pushes Duty Amid Toll of Suicides
The report notes ninety four New York policemen have killed themselves since Commissioner Valentine took command. It states Valentine did not kill them but urged officers to perform their duties honestly.
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New York
Commissioner Valentine
Valentine
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Clerksfield and Area Residents Share Weekend Events
Clerksfield Joe L. Smith wed to Mrs Maree Kessler of lansfield on Saturday. Walter Marks of Chardon visited his aunt Mrs Mary Shafer. Several families visited relatives and attended funerals including Mrs Nellie Haigh and Mrs Anna Hayes. Deer sightings reported on Clarksfield farms and Doren Stone began work for Borden Ark Company of Detroit.
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Joe L. Smith
Clarksfield
Maree Kessler
Lansfield
Walter Marks
Chardon
Mary Shafer
Millerd Sees
George Lees
la Grange
Stephen Adkins
Virginia
Charlie Towsley
Charlies Twaddle
Roy Twaddle
Marie Tweddle
New London
Clarence Harris
Harry Crandell
Howard Crandell
Elia May
Howard Ames
Charlotte
Michigan
Earl Fletcher
Forest Fletcher
Nellie Haigh
Kipton
Robert Shetterly
Vina Shetterly
Cora Hayes
Mary Lees
Guy Fessington
William Mego
Norwalk
Thelma
Charlie Timms
Mary Allerson
Wakemen
Milan Bridge
Wilbur Mlinns
Akron
C. H. Burrows
Frances Frye
Leland Seright
Cleveland
Floyd Phillips
Townsend
Veda Cramer
Howard
Ada Rounds
J. C. Ames
Ruth Marcus
William Swartz
Willet Stone
A. J. Knapp
Anna Hayes
Pittsfield
Doren Stone
Borden Ark Company
Detroit
Amherst Council Sets Soot Sign Plan And Budget Talks
Amherst council in a busy session discussed raising the sexton salary to 100 dollars per month, delaying vote to next meeting, and investigated cemetery funding. Residents urged more stop signs on Tenney avenue and Spring street with several locations painted and signed.
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Amherst
MD Fleckter
Harold Krause
Tenney Avenue
Spring Street
Connect
Baetz Dairy
Knight
Kelch
Zimmerman
Tenney
F. O. Fleming
Cleveland Avenue
Wottring
Forest Silt
Elyria Avenue
Larson
County
Jackson Street
Launcon
Jefferson Street
Charles Mathes
Cherlin Ordnance
Pythian Sisters Plan Hall Cleaning and Redecoration
Plans for cleaning and redecorating the Pythian hall were formed in cooperation with the Knights at the Pythian Sisters meeting on Tuesday. A committee of Mrs. Ethel Stilgenbauer, Mrs. William Ehrman, Mrs. Jessie McLean, Mrs. Anna Lynch, Mrs. A. C. Kreeger, and Mrs. N. A. Rubel will meet with Knights trustees to submit suggestions. An auditing committee of Mrs. A. C. Kreeger, Mrs. William Ehrman, and Mrs. Lilian Miller was appointed to report next meeting. The special prize went to Mrs. L. Roemer.
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Pythian Hall
Knights
Pythian Sisters
Ethel Stilgenbauer
William Ehrman
Jessie McLean
Anna Lynch
A. C. Kreeger
N. A. Rubel
Lilian Miller
Afrs. L. Roemer
Quiet wedding ties Brennen and Rainer in Cleveland
Roy Brennen son of Mrs Mary Brennen and David Brennen with Miss Kathryn Rainer were married at St Joseph parsonage at 3 30 pm Saturday Rev Fr James Smith officiating Attendants were Miss Agnes Brennen and Hugh McGarver A reception followed at the home of Mr and Mrs William Cashman South Amherst The couple live with the groom's mother Mr Brennen works for Connecticut Produce Co Cleveland
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Roy Brennen
Mary Brennen
Church Street
David Brennen
Cleveland
Kathryn Rainer
St. Joseph Parsonage
James Smith
Agnes Brennen
Hugh McGarver
William Cashman
South Amherst
Brennen
Connecticut Produce Co
School staff and wives hold Spring party at Elberta Inn
Faculty from Pleasant View Sanitarium and board of education gathered Tuesday at Elberta Inn for a Spring party. The group sang God Bless America before and after the meal with Wade Brims leading. Toasts given by Homer Haines Melba Maxwell Louise Matthews Supt. F R Powers and Betty Herl who received a lamp for her upcoming marriage to Robert Armstrong on June 15 in Columbus Ohio.
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Werner Zilch
J. B. Avery
Walter Holstein
L G. Maxwell
Board of Education
Mary George
Pleasant View Sanitorium
Elberta Inn
A. L. Eppley Celebrates 78th Birthday With Relatives
Relatives gathered Tuesday evening at the home of A. L Eppley to celebrate his 78th birthday. He received many gifts and a birthday cake. A social hour preceded lunch served to Ray Brodier, Clayton Eppley, Arthur Pomeroy, William James, Ben Michael and families along with Dorothy, Marion Wilson, Robert Eppley and Clara Dangle.
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A. L Eppley
Ray Brodier
Clayton Eppiey
Arthur Pomeroy
William James
Elyria
Ben Michael
Dorothy
Willard Eppley
Clara Dangle
Marion Wilson
Robert Eppley
Mir
Community society notes from local church and club meetings
The Avenue club of Eastern Stars meets this evening in the Ma sonic hall with Mrs. Thomas Bruce and Sirs. L. Zuspan as hostesses. The Missionary Endeavor of St Paul Lutheran church holds a Thursday afternoon meeting in the church parlors with a fine program. Two Women’s Guild circles of St Peters church meet Thursday afternoon Circle three at Fred Berger and Circle four at Mrs. Harry Woll with Mrs. Robert Gray assisting.
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Avenue Club of
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
Thomas Bruce
Circles of St Ann's Society Meet Tonight
Two circles of St Ann's society of St Joseph's church meet this evening. Circle one hosts Mrs Albert Schmit and circle two gathers at Mrs Ed Glowenski Airs. Marion club hosted at Pearl street home Tuesday with card games and prizes won by Stella Gambish Dorothy Fuhrman Agnes Brennen received the special prize. Caroline Muniga to host in two weeks.
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St Joseph's Parish Hall
Victorian Guild
Marion Teckawitha Club
A. P. Roth
J. A. Wesbecher
Florence Schmitz-Kropf
Macree
Joseph Fuhrman
Edgar Guest
Joan Brown
Amherst Hi
Albert Tyson
Bernadine Donnelly
Shirley Sweet
Bob Edwards
Mary Alice Penton
Yvonne McQueen
Ruth Riddle
Alberta Strauss
St Ann's Society
St. Joseph's Church
Circle One
Albert Schmit
Circle
Ed. Glowenski
Carl Wilhelm
Pearl Street
Marion Club
Stella Gambish
Dorothy Fuhrman
Agnes Brennen
Caroline Muniga
Direct Relief Cost Drops In Ohio
Ohio April relief costs for subdivisions fell to 3.55 percent, the lowest in months, signaling easing financial pressure for local governments. Officials note improved funding efficiency and slower demand for public aid amid stabilized revenues.
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Ohio
State directs relief costs and shares across Ohio counties
The report lists direct relief total for Ohio as 2,121,381 dollars with the state paying 33 1/3 percent. Lorain county receives 4682 dollars, Elyria 220 dollars, and Lorain city 3379 dollars under this distribution.
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Charles L. Sherwood
Ohio
Lorain County
Elyria
Lorain City
Peterson's Ointment Advertises Quick Skin Relief
When skin is irritated with pimples and itching, a 35 cent box of Peterson's Ointment is urged for prompt relief. The balm soothes itching and smarting, improves skin, and also treats itching of feet and cracks between toes.
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Peterson
Adv
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Key Putmman
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Avon
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Spencer
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Nash
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