Poor Captain Kidd Battered in New York Diary
New York diary reports Captain Kidd returned from a morning stroll bleeding and bruised, with Monk the Killer suspected to have struck again. A muzzle rule for Cape han is noted, injuries mainly to two legs, and a somber mood pervades the entry amid mentions of Omaha and Washington visitors and Judge Lee Estelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Captain Kidd
Monk
Cape Han
Mary Lee Estele
Omaha
Washington
Lee Estelle
District Court
Carl van Dorens
Benjamn Franklin
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promises Pep and Vitality
An advertisement touts Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a general system tonic to boost energy and male vitality. It claims increased testosterone support and improved female functional distress relief, urging readers to try the product for better pep at dances and parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meman
Tyndia UL Pinkham
Pinkham
Columbus Circle Scene Hosts Free Speech and Farce
In Columbus Circle the postwar free speech scene thrives with nightly speakers and red-flag rhetoric. A mild, well dressed professor skewers success and Carnegie as he hawks satire and accepts coins from a sympathetic crowd amid agitators and gospellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dale Carnegie
Eddie Guest
Fran Crane
Mickles
Local Farm Bureau Award For Good Housekeeping
Lorain County Farm Bureau won first prize for best housekeeping in the Ohio Farm Bureau district, earning the title for a second year. Inspectors scored buildings grounds trucks and equipment. Lorain also contributed 14 singers to the 1 000 voice state chorus at the Columbus convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Ohio
The
Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Lorain County
Henry Leimbach
Brownhelm
Theodore Manns
Oberlin
Marian Knittle
Doris Mitinich
Earl Peabody
Phyllis Cotton
Luis Eldred
Elyria
Ruth Jameyson
Wellington
Maude Hose
Julie Wilcox
LaGrange
Howard Hite
Elizabeth More
Frank Herrman
Amherst
Dawn Reed
Kiwanians Hear Highway Traveler at Elyria Club
John D. Lippy Jr known as The Highway Traveler will speak at the Elyria Kiwanis lunch at Elks Restaurant on Wednesday noon. He will talk on Amazing America highlighting the country’s beauties, history, and notable people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lippy, Jr
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elks
America
Is E Jines
Canada
Mexico
Indefatigable Woman Atherton Inspires With Writing
Noon Seem notes Mre Atherton as lively and deeply engaged in current topics. She champions women in business and professional fields, loves travel, and praises San Francisco and Europe. Her blue eyes, silvered hair, and two schnauzers Tristan and Walther define a portrait of a driven writer with exciting plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Ronal
Europe
San Francisco
Golden Gate City
Tristan
Walther
McNaught Syndicate
South Amherst Red Cross Drive Yields $4210
South Amherst reports completion of a Red Cross fundraising campaign. The village had a $5000 quota and collected $4210 after a week of efforts led by Junior and Senior girls from the local school. Four teams were captained by Margaret Goll Betty Bechstien Betty Kalinescu and Norma Slack with Betty Mort handling publicity. Automobiles were provided by Mrs Glen Stevenson Mrs John Mori Mrs E F Litvenberg Mrs H E Dulmage and Mrs F E Kalmeyer. A birthday dinner for Mrs George Garthe was hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry Kolb with attendees including several area residents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Red Cross
Sv- Leitinge Vhes
Margaret Goll
Betty Bechstien
Betty Kalinescu
Norma Slack
Betty Mort
Jeanne Fazer
Ida Botos
Anna Karzuka
Maybelle Moser
Marjorie Zukowski
Ruth Drew
Ruth Krueck
Glen Stevenson
John Mori
E. F. Litvenberg
H. E. Dulmage
FE. G. Kalmeyer
Avon Lake Sunday School Class Meeting Notes
Avon Lake Nov. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Horn hosted members of Mrs. Wayne Black's Sunday School class at their home Thursday evening. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnold Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Gammage Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Maus Mr. and Mrs. Irving King Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Harrison Mrs. J. Adsit Supt. Mrs. A. B. Cousins and Mr. Cousins Officers elected President Mrs. Adsit Secretary Mrs. Gammage Treasurer Carl Horn Mrs. Horn served refreshments Plans for a Christmas dinner to be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake
Carl Horn
Wayne Black
Herbert Arnold
Oscar Gammage
Clayton Maus
Irving King
Carlton Harrison
J. Adsit
A. B. Cousins
Cousins
Adsit
Gammage
Horn
PTA Card Party Draws Sparse Attendance in Rain
A Friday card party sponsored by the P T A drew few attendees due to rainy weather. Special prizes went to Mrs. W Black, Mrs. Howard Walker, Mrs. Roy West, Mrs. J Maher, Mrs. Clayton Maus, and Mrs. Clar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T. A
W. Black
Howard Walker
Roy West
J. Maher
Clayton Maus
Clar
Local Weekend Guests and Hospital Visit Reported
Wanch was served. Teddy and Adrian Nussdorfer, students at Hudson Academy, spent the weekend at home. Mrs. Elizabeth Ward of Salem visited her daughter Mrs. G. M Smith at Center Road. Edna McIntoash of Stop 4A underwent surgery at St John Hospital, Cleveland. Mrs. Ed Mitchell and daughter Rosalind attended the funeral of Mrs. William Somerville in Cleveland on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ence Snitzky
Teddy
Adrian Nussdorfer
Hudson Academy
Elizabeth Ward
Salem
G. M Smith
Center Road
Edna McIntoash
St John Hospital
Cleveland
Shiu
Ed Mitchell
Rosalind
Wiliam Somerville
South Ridge D D Club Meets South Ridge
Mrs N A Baus hosted the D D Club meeting with 19 members present. Donations for Salvation Army Thanksgiving baskets were gathered and a Christmas party was planned for December 10 at the Elyria Woman's Club with a two course luncheon and seasonally decorated favors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
N A Baus
D. D. Club
Salvation Army
Woman’s Club
Elyria
R. McDonald
Toledo
Ross Miller
Mara Simms
Eaton
Alfred Flowers
South Amherst
Latteman
Henrietta
R. G Pferrer
Y M C A Bulletin Library Helps Elyria Students Choose Colleges
Elyria high school boys wondering where to attend college gain a new aid. The Y M C A boys division establishes a library of college bulletins open to all high school students. About 20 bulletins have arrived and more are expected. the collection will cover Ohio colleges and many others including Chicago, Michigan, Indiana, Pittsburgh, the U S Military and Naval Academies, Northwestern, Yale, Princeton and Harvard. Miss Marian Knittle attended the Farm Bureau Convention in Columbus Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Ohio
Chicago
Michigan
Indiana
Pittsburgh
U. S. Military and Naval Academies
Northwestern
George Williams
Southern California
University of California At
Los Angeles
California
Washington State
Oregon State
Oregon
Alabama
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Needle Guild Meets for Thanksgiving Craft Session
Mrs Charles Date hosted a Needle Guild Society meeting Wednesday afternoon. Members tied a comforter, 12 members attended with guests including Mrs Minnie Rynbird and Mrs Georgiana Erskin of Canada, Miss Madge Ernst of South Amherst, Mrs Margaret Balls, Mrs Leo Hanlon, and Miss Annette Peabody. A 5 p m tureen supper followed, with decorations matching Thanksgiving season. Mrs Albert Schroeder will host the society in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Date
Needle Guild Society
Albert Schroeder
Minnie Rynbird
Georgiana Erskin
Canada
Madge Ernst
South Amherst
Margaret Balls
Leo Hanlon
Annette Peabody
Unusual Artist To Be Present At The Lobby Show
Miss Laura Bailey of Vermilion, silhouette artist, will demonstrate paper cut portraits at the Exchange Club Hobby Show benefiting the Service League Aid for the Sightless. The event runs December 1, 2 and 8 at the YMCA with art needlecraft displays and entry opportunities for exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exchange Club
Service League
Aid
YMCA
Laura Bailey
Cleveland School of Art
Loomis Co to Receive Application Planks from Merchants
Numerous Elyria merchants display cards identifying themselves. It has been announced that the Loomis Co will receive application planks which have been filled out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Loomis Co
Average motorist logged nearly 10 000 miles in 1937
Tulsa report notes that the typical American driver bought about 655 gallons of gasoline and traveled just under 10 000 miles in 1937. The average car use rose about 30 percent from 1929, per the American Petroleum Institute committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Oklu
American Petroleum Industries Committee
A.P.1 CJ
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles B. Driscoll
Chas. Driscoll
Charles E. Guth
Chiropodist
Elyria Block
Florida
Columbus Circle
Broadway
Central Park
59Th Street
Conrad Stalin
Union Square
Local Farm Bureau
Moscow
Paradise
Gertrude Atherton
Algonquin
Ake Gas Company
Visualite
Henry Kolb
George Garthe
Jacob Muth
Miss Lila
Antherst
James Balas
Lorain
C E. Gibson
Lodi Gibson
A. J. Hiscox
Vernie Aynbird
Royal Geen
Vancouver
British Columbia
Library of College
Needle Guild Meets
Smith Brorough
Big Ben
Murbach Coal & Supply Co
Rie
Aitn
Hosie
Ioned
Oxfords
Wome
Oxford
Incor
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