New York Day By Day by C. O. McIntyre in New York
A compact column of notes and quick sketches from New York society and culture. It lampoons figures such as Peter Arno, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Doris Duke, and Katharine Gornell while praising Simeon Strunsky and Eddie Wasserman. The piece mentions photographers and advertisers and ends with a note on Art Kudner’s rising publicity empire and travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter Arno
Jimmy Durante
Vincent Astor
Archbishop of Canterbury
Howard Chandler
Christy
Sarong
Henry L. Doherty
Katharine Gornell
Harold Ross
Simeon Strunsky
The
Times
Pierre Cartier
Abercrombie and Fitch
Doris Duke
Jimmie Cromwell
Charlie McCarthy
George S. Kaufman
Eddie Wasserman
Ernest Hemingway
Harry Kemp
14Th Street
Mme
Alda
Gelett Burgess
Quiz
Art Kudner
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
St. Patrick’s
New Mexico
Press agents and society in a limerick laden crowd
In a recent mixed crowd I heard limericks provoking lewd looks and laughter. Amy Vanderbilt and Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. emerge as publicity figures while Nellie Revell built a path for women press agents. Walter Kingsley is praised as the era’s best ballyhooer for his polished publicity and column gems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Vanderbilt
Lucy Stoner
Staten Island
Vanderbilt
Cornelius, Jr
America
Europe
Nellie Revell
Vauderville
Miss Revell
New York
Hollywood
Craf
Walter Kingsley
Ballyhooer
Fragmentary verse lines spark drug counter profits note
A fragment from 1937 material hints at advertising rhetoric about drug counter profits. The lines mention little drops of soda and pie grains, suggesting a satirical or promotional couplet. The citation credits McNaught Syndicate and indicates a copyrighted source.
Community notices and events scattered across Avon Lake to Litchfield
Tonight in Avon Lake SGirl Scouts meet at Park Hall at 3 45 p m in Chatham a soil conservation meeting at the school at 2 30 p m in Columbia Columbia and Valley City basketball at Columbia high school gym in Grafton Young Peoples Class Friday with Rev and Mrs Beebe in South Ridge W W G Sunday School with Miss Margaret Mason in Valley City Zion s Lutheran church serves chicken dinner at 1 30 p m bake sale also in West Ridge W G Sunday School with East Carlisle P T A at the school Friday night Mrs Ruth Williams presents first grade pupils at a program in Columbia Altruist Class Baptist Sunday School party at Russell Millers home Saturday in South Ridge D B D Club meets with Mrs Charles Fow Amherst Lorain County Bee Keepers Association banquet 6 30 p m at the Johnsons in Grafton Men s Brotherhood meets at Grafton M E Church 2 p m with guest speaker Revival meetings in Litchfield Baptist church 11 a m and 7 39 p m Five Oberlin youth lead Oberlin service at North Olmstead Congregational church 9 45 a m Communion observed at Avon Lake Congregational 11 a m Rev Erwin Britton preaching Lagrange Lyndon Chapter O E S Past Matrons and Past Patrons night 8 p m Girl Scouts meet at Lagrange school 4 p m talk by county nurse Ethel Agate Litchfield Lodge F and A M elect officers 7 30 p m Masonic hall guest speaker W E Dunham replaces November 15 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Columbia
East Carlisle
Ruth Williams
Columbia
The
Baptist Sunday School
Russell Miller
Cleveland
South Ridge
D. Db
Charles Fow
Amherst
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Ray W. Johnson
Grafton
Congregational Church
Erwin Britton
Lagrange—Lyndon Chapter
Lagrange
Ethel Agate
Litchfield
Litchfield Lodge F
A. M
Masonic Hall
Bee Keepers Assn To Meet Saturday
The Lorain County Bee Keepers Association will hold its annual banquet at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray W Johnson in Amherst at 6 30 oclock Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Bee Keepers’ Association
Ray W. Johnson
Amherst
La Porte M E Church Readies Homecoming Service
La Porte M E Church invites members and friends to a Sunday homecoming service at 11 15 a m followed by a noon dinner to celebrate redecorating progress including new carpeting and a varnished floor. Rev Thomas Hughes will preach Parable of Leaven with special music by the young peoples chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte M. E
Ladies Aid Circles
Thomas Hughes
Young Peoples Chorus
Eleanor
Elizabeth Robson
Mary Fox
Vernon W. Wagar
Grafton Special Program and Homemakers Club Meeting
Sunday at 2 PM the Men s Brotherhood of Grafton and Belden churches meet at Grafton M E Church with L B Hindman guest speaker from Elyria Y M C A. Paul Wainwright arranges a special musical program. Homemakers Club met midweek at Mrs Jesina Rinders home with a tureen dinner. Twenty one members and five guests attended. New member Mrs May Cadden joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Men’s Brotherhood of
Belden
Grafton M. E
L. B. Hindman
Elyria
Paul Wainwright
Homemakers Club
Jesina Rinders
Togan
Sadie Gorman
Mary Ryder
Nettie Reichard
A. Bernath
J. H. Sheldon
Howard Donahue
John Mohler
Bert Behner
Candace Behner
Nina Seeley
May Cadden
Edith Tran
R. C. Stuart
W. E. Baker
Marie Fiedens
John
J. A. Knechtges
Tulip Club Holds Two Contests with Winners
An article about the Tulips club noting two contests were enjoyed. Winners were Mrs. D. Bartlett and Mrs. A. Bernath. Mrs. Charles McClintock will entertain the club in December for a Christmas Exchanges event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Bartlett
A. Bernath
Charles McClintock
Loyalty Class Meeting At Grace Park Home
Tuesday evening the Loyalty Class met at Mrs. Grace Park's home with Mrs. J. H. Sheldon presiding. Devotions were led by Mrs. Tom Trembath, readings by Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Rinehart, and a piano solo by Mrs. Irma Guyeska. The group voted to fund a Fellowship Unit and discussed fund raising. Winners of two contests were Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Trembath. Refreshments were served by the hostess and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Park
J. H. Sheldon
Tom Trembath
Grace Daniels
Arthur Rinehart
Irma Guyeska
Daniels
Trembath
John Beesing
Lee Boise
William Helecomb
Len. Daniels
Olmsted Falls Guests Dine With Valley City Friends
Mr and Mrs Lester Klinect and xvons Vernon and Charles of Olmsted Falls were Sunday supper guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Gest. In the evening they called on Mr and Mrs Hubert Morlock of Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Reichard
Jethie Lechner
Mary Dubs
Mary Franks
Anne Sydon
Howard Dubs
Cleveland
Leonard Baker
Ridgewood
W. G. Reese
Clair Miller
Lilian Miller
Armistire
Esther Gest
Katherine Mole
Lester Klinect
Vernon
Charles
Olmsted Falls
Charles Gest
Hubert Morlock
Valley City
South Dakota Aids Beavers In Dam Work
BELLE FOURCHE S D Harry Henderson a trapper warden for the state game and fish department has begun rehabilitation projects for beavers. He traps beavers that damage trees or build dams where not allowed and relocates them to remote Black Hills areas. Workmen then place new dams in distant streams as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Fourche
S. D
Harry Henderson
South Dakota
Sandusky Bay Sportsmen's Club Forming in Castalla
The Sandusky Bay Sportsmen's Club, headquartered in Castalla, is being organized by local sportsmen to improve fishing and hunting in the Sandusky Bay area. It plans to work with Ohio's Conservation Division and aims to be ready for the next season, proposing measures like restricting commercial fishing to carp and goldfish, removing trap nets, fighting pollution, promoting new fish species, and supporting beaver-related habitat adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandusky Bay
Castalla
Ohi
Conservation Division
Sandusky Bay Program Aims at Premier Fishing Grounds
The club advocates moving the allt to relocate from the bottom of the bay, arguing the plan will make Sandusky Bay one of the finest fishing and hunting grounds in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Sandusky Bay
United States
Ancient Leningrad camp found near Don river valley
An expedition of the Academy of Sciences has discovered a glacial period camp dated 30 000 to 35 000 years B C in the Don river valley near the village Kosten sky. A large number of stone implements and flint artifacts were uncovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leningrad
Don River
Vlage Kostensky
Academy of Sciences
Greybull man uses rodeo move to subdue wounded antelope
James Emmett of Greybull, after wounding an antelope, employed bulldogging techniques to pin the animal. He killed it and brought the head home as a trophy, detailing a cattle roping method used on the wildlife incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greybull
Wyo
James Emmett
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Minuni
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Legion
Moog
Piazza Venizza
Rome
Fascist Legion
Mussolini
Acme
Mount Sky High
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Avon Lake
Sgirl
Park Hall
Chatham — Soil Conservation
W. E. Dunham
Bee Keepers
la Porte Church
Murphy Bros
Novelty Suedes
Big
ORDS
Cort
Children's Oxfords
Gunmeta Oxfords
West Broad Street
Sudro - Curtis
Henderson
Beavers
Bulldogs
R. G. Hochenedel
Mgr
Coats
Ohio
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