New York Day by Day Tidbits and Tales From New York
C O McIntyre sketches a bustling New York night of gossip and celebrity sightings. He notes Major Bowes Elsie Robinson and James Gatewood, a belligerent taxi driver near Saks, and Arthur Roche's son Jeffrey becoming a newspaper reporter. He mentions Dorothy Hyson making her West End debut, Mayor La Guardia joked at lunch, and a string of clocks and writers. He records nightlife, restaurants, and anecdotes about Heifetz's famed Stradivarius and other colorful figures, all in brisk, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Major Bowes
Elsie Robinson
James Gatewood
Frazier Hunt
Germany
Gene Crawley
New Avenue
Saks
Arthur Roce
Jeffrey
Max Miller
Dickson
Hyson
Dorothy Hyson
London
Dorothy Dickson
Staten Island
Arvé
Clarence Budington Kelland
la Guardia
Heland
Senator la Follette
Edward G. Robinson
Silver Moth and Sonia Andrews Sail for Danger
Kurt Hastings known as the Silver Moth faces a perilous mission to Cairo after a mysterious Stranger entrusts him with documents. A chance envelope slip leads to suspicion as Sonia Andrews shows keen interest while a fat bald man aboard looms as a potential threat during a moonlit moment on deck. The scene hints at danger, secrecy, and a looming confrontation as the voyage continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kurt Hastings
Silver Moth
Cairo
Naples
Lynn
Sonia Andrews
Lyns
Kurt
Sonia
Sonis
Burt
Langhead
Heifetz Concert Stumbled By Carried Instrument Mixup
A 1935 note from Copsright reports an accompanying musician, believing Heifetz knew, carried in the instrument, marking a mistaken assumption of the violinist's awareness during a performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heifetz
Copsright
McNaught Synicaie
Avon Socials Highlight Community PTA Fundraiser
Avon residents hosted gatherings at various homes for the local Parent-Teacher Association fundraiser. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Clemons of Avon Center and others from Avon, Berlin Heights, Lorain, and Youngstown. Family visits and weekend travels tied to community engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
Puitzier
Case Road
George Clemons
Avon Center
Parent-Teacher Association
Ed Boeppie
Youngstown
Harold Smith
Harry Crandall
Clarksfield
Ira Gough
Paul Shafer
Card Party Series Opens in Oberlin at Smith Home
The Oberlin winter card party kicked off October 26 at Mr. and Mrs. Michael Smith with seven tables for progressive pedro. High scorers were Mrs. Henry Sandrock and Harry Gilson. consolation prizes went to Mrs. Eliza Manus and William Berg. Refreshments followed for a group including Earla Joan Lorain, Minnie Grugel Amherst, Earl Peabody, Clayton Peabody, John Franklin Oberlin, and Clarence Parsons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin. CO
Michael Smith
Pedro
Henry Sandrock
Harry Gilson
Eliza Manus
William Berg
Marsh Anderson
Earla Joan
Lorain
Minnie Grugel
Amherst
Earl Peabody
Clayton Peabody
John Franklin
Oberlin
Clarence Parsons
Charles Gibson
Autumn social card party noted in Ober-Tin
Mrs. Berg and many neighbors attended the first autumn card party of the Young Married Couples bridge club at the Gott home in Ober-Tin. Prizes went to Rene Siang and Harlan Schramm. refreshments followed. Attendees included multiple Bergs, Schramms, Gentes, and others from Oberlin and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Berg
Clarence Albrecht
Edward Schramm
Henry Sandrock
Neadiegund
Marsh Anderson
Fred ' S
John Franklin
Charles Gibson
Harlan Schramm
Young Married Couples Bridge Club
Maynard Gott
Ober- Tin
Rene Siang
Frank Krenzer, Jr
Charles Nash
Buiternat Ridge Vis
B. Chester Nash
LeRoy Schramm
Crance Creek
Frank Peck Order of
DeMolar
Hallowe en party and peace contest at Grange events
La Grange reports a masked Hallowe en party at the Grange meeting with guests and refreshments. The Gleasers class meets at Mrs. Dewey’s home on Wednesday, Nov 7, with hostesses Dori Sheddos Marian Denham and Fawn Nichols. A Peace Speaking Contest is set for Sunday evening Nov 10 at the Methodist church with several speakers listed and the Workers’ conference pageant to be hosted Friday evening Nov 15 by Mrs M J Bebner and A S Whitex. Local brief items note visits and activities of noted residents including teachers at the NEA convention and local station assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Barckert
Jacob Reinhard
Amhers
Kathryn Albre
Edward Schramm
Demeter Club
Eaton Grange Hall
Hcers
Kenne Smith
Fa Grange
Cotton
Hickory Tree
Staud Smason
Tressa Wedd
Wethington
Grange Sunshine Club
Ruby Cottoing
America
DeLloyd
Agnes
Ridge
Elmer Fe
Arthur Dawson
British Isles
N. J. Hoskin
Ben Musa
Eaton
Juanita Schram
Hazel Berg
Hallowe'en
Warren Gibson
Ahearington
William Berg
Kath Grugel
Stephen Pieres
Thursder
St. Pauls Lutheran Church of
Amherst
Gleasers
Methodist Church
At & Ck
Mary
Holcomb
Marian Gedaed
Dodds
Ned
Lin
C. W. Gor
Jeez Gibson
John Yeacker
Cleveland
Alice Burrows
Wellington
Rosalie Adar
Corps of la Grange
NEA
H. E. Abbey
Mae Dale
Neumeyer
Ruth
Columbia Station
Local Social Roundup and Household Notices
Mr and Mrs James Nichols hosted a Cleveland guest last week. Mrs Milton Haulk recovers at home from illness. PTA membership drive shows strong parent support. Several Cleveland and Detroit visitors, including Mrs Willard Hazenmeyer and her son, and Mr and Mrs Moran, visited area families. Lee Dernier farm in Huron County noted. November meeting of the Farm Womer’s Circle postponed one week to Teesda. Community members attended dinners and visits, with Aubrey Kelner planning an extended California stay with Barley Merrell family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nichols
Cleveland
Milton Haulk
Sf BP
Saueaugue
Bessie
Haze E. Miner
Georgianna Skinner
Willard Hazenmeyer
Leon Fritz
Lakewood
Harold Jameyson
Berea
X Wigert
Leland M. Heath
Mason Powers
Lodi
Paul Sage
George Woods
Circle No. 7
Aubrey Kelner
California
Barley Merrell
Califor
WEDDINGS IN CLEVELAND AND AKRON AREA FAMILIES
Mr and Mrs Farcas and family attended a wedding in Cleveland Sunder for their brother. Freida Farcas was a bridesmaid. Miss Jean Underhill and Mr Bear wed at the bride's home. Miss Mary Underhill and Robert Dickson also married. Memorial Hospital the brides and grooms received post wedding care. Meanwhile a Washington DC resident, Mrs C B Rawson, died in Akron after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAlpine
Memorial Hospital
C. B. Rawson
P. Hard House
Washington, D. C
Akron
Relief for Coughs Promoted with Creemmiston Claim
Ad copy suggests Creemmiston relieves coughing chest colds and bronchial irritation with warning that serious trouble may follow if ignored. It urges readers not to take a chance with ongoing symptoms.
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C. O. McIntyre
Lee Tracy
Gelert Burgess
Pendrin Stanians
Graham Phillips
O. Henry
Oliver Onion
Gilbert Gabriel
Madison Square
Tonys
Gastons
Emils
Insistencea Pairorcs
Busi- Sas
Richard Barth-H Elmess
Arthur William Brown
Maurice Maeterlinck
A. m
Brett Young
Hill-billy Harves
Tia Ted Woodyard
Sother
Jascha Heifetz
Carnegie Hall
Mildred Snow Gleason
Erxor
Soma
E. D. Schramm
Anna Berg
Harver Lipstrue
Richard
Wycliffe
William May
Ethel
Chris Gentes
Mallorie Ann
Kate Gentes
Ridgeville
Edna Albright
Elyria
Clarence Berg
Lucy Berg
R. E. Heath
LaGrange
Donald
Raymond Grills
Ralph Schramm
Ohio State University
Helen Relins
Medina
Columbus
Della Hahn
Lee
Homer’s Lunch
Sunoco Products
Penfield
Fonte
Homer
Blue Sunoco
Tire & Battery Service
Chuck's
Chevrolet Garage
Von
Blue Sunoco Products
Cleveland St
Abby Rd
A. E. Buckingham
Middle Ave
8Th St
Alkey
Littlejohn
Sunoco
Herrick Ave
Big 4
W. H. Hayes
Pittsfield
Brighton
Vermilion
Birmingham
la Grange
Juvenile Grange Meeting
M. 3. Bebner
Oskaloosa
Iowa
E. L. Merrick
Tropics
Alfred A. Alten
Democratic
Joe Cha
Samoco
Blue Sanoco
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