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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1934
Page
11
A 1934 Central Press Association feature by Clark Kinnair presents a dated diary style entry with broad reflections on world events and personal musings. The piece blends historical notes from 1497 to 1620 with commentary on race ideas and a call for readers to submit corrections.
Stark Young, once a modest critic and Texas instructor, has vaulted to bestseller lists with So Red the Rose while remaining a bachelor in his fifties. His career spans Amherst to New Republic, and he has authored over a dozen books, the latest titled Take a Big Splash. The piece also surveys Manhattan’s postwar cultural venues along Central Park South, from the Central Park Casino to the Rialto and luxury hotels, noting a city in flux and the fading grandeur of aging towers between gleaming facades.
Greenleaf and Jake discuss the missing code book and the threat to U.S. wartime dispatches. They map routes for ciphered messages, pinpoint potential leaks in Washington and Mexico, and weigh risks of switching codes while plotting a critical vital transmission.
A portrait of a prolific free verse writer in a fraternity milieu who crafts verses for juvenile magazines, newspaper syndicates, songs, and plays. She is called a time aider by editors and novels a midnight yarn upon request, recalling a sprint lyric created in 21 minutes for a musical comedy.
Mrs lL Mannsmith visiting daughter in law rain. Mrs Victor Bond of Tiffin visiting niece Mrs Arthur Jones. High school assembly program in Penfield. Robert Miller back from lakes. Dean visiting relatives in Cleveland. Mrs Kenneth Holecomb visiting aunt Mrs Russia Rumsey. Harolds Behner family return from east trip to Takoma Park and Shenandoah Valley Academy. Mr and Mrs J B McAlpine in Akron. Spicer hosts card party with turkey dinner. Pat Sparks visiting grandparents. Hazel Miner absent due to uncle's funeral in Peru. Mrs Vernon Rundle and Mrs Rowan Kelner in Cleveland. Large turnout for Ladies Aid at McAlpine parsonage.
The article lists a memorial event at the La Grange cemetery for a late Mrs. Shaw with Rev. Willie Shaw and remarks at the Mee and a public school visit the next day. It names many attendees and guests including Mrs B C Johnson and Mrs Nate Fore Hush. An investigation notes a psychologist's claim about shopper behavior.
Jolly Friendship Club members gathered Wednesday at Mrs. Otto Miller’s home with Mrs. P F Weaver assisting. A pot luck cafeteria style dinner followed. Mrs. Mabel Mierce presided over the business session. Mrs. Puth and Amy Ferriman led games. The evening featured postcards from a California trip.
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