Nutty New York Apartments Spark Gaiety With Pranks
In New York, or on Oct 8, tastelessly playful apartment hosts sponsor amusing tricks to provoke laughter. Guests face pranks from water squirts at the door to electric shocks in chairs, with staged spoofs by a stern butler and a fake Polish pianist. One host even sports a staircase elevator gag and a mock arrest by a uniformed officer. The piece hints at evolving party games and social mores in mid 20th century city life.
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New York
Playboys
Beekman Place
Open New York Hudson Bridge hailed as wonder of the age
The article extols the Washington Memorial Bridge as a mile and a half span from Riverside Drive to the Jersey palisades, surpassing Brooklyn Bridge in length and beauty. It cites a projected 30,000,000 yearly motorists and notes painters capturing its grandeur at dusk. It also touches on banking scandals and tennis anecdotes from Forest Hills, concluding with a copyright note from 1931.
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Washington Memoral
New York
Upper Riverside Drive
Jersey Palisades
Brooklyn Bridge
Brooklynn Bridge
Hudson
Forest Hills
L. 1
America
Forest Hillis
Moody
Columbia Briefs: Local Visits and News From Open Grange
Columbia reports visitors from Elyria Cleveland and Strongsville with Sunday dinners and a song by Primary pupils at an Open Grange meeting on Oct 2. A gas well starts on Ellsworth Baker farm. Local health, housing moves, births, and rally day service noted amid community updates.
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Columbia
Gertrude Walkden
James Cathet
Elyria
Akron
Chauncey
Reuben Wallkden
Geo Walkden
Alderman
Cleveland
Milo Stearns
Margaret Schultz
Ellsworth Baker
Claude Adams
Ellsworth
Claud
Mary Martin
A & Gibson
Berea
James Stincucomb
Lakwood
Emma Dair
John Worcester Sr
Vietd
Mary Jane Osborne
Fred Reynolds
Chi’dren
George
Church School Promotions Highlight A Busy Morning
Last Sunday service saw 113 attendees as the church orchestra performed. Promotions marked transitions from Miss Bracy to Mrs Elsie Stinchcomb Harol d Stinchcomb and others, with pupils advancing through Junior and Young People classes. Teachers delivered brief talks on the work.
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Rowena [Ngersoll
Arthur Glass
Stewart Bartter
Donald van Arsdale
Lawrence Bartter
Ruth Tomes
Thelma Boone
Dorothy Koepke
Earl Putt
Mary Frances Garwood
Walker
M. H. Bartter
Roberta Ingersoll
Wayne Stinchcomb
Sunday School Awards Honor Perfect Attendance
The Baptist Sunday School awarded prizes to children for years of perfect Sunday attendance. Donald Van Arsdale and Stewart Bartter received Bibles, presented by Sunday School superintendent Mrs. Constance Bartter. The event highlighted family ties to active church members, with several relatives noted among visiting attendees.
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the Baptist Sunday School
Donald van Arsdale
Stewart Bartter
Constance Bartter
The
Baptist Church
Sermons Scheduled On Prayer Power and Essentials
Pastor Avvounces a sermon series on prayer topics including The Power of Prayer and Essentials of Prayer with an evening service planned for the last Sunday in October The choir rehearses for the event and Rev Aalderman attended Cleveland teachers meeting to discuss work literature Baptist ladies raised 45 from pancake sale for American Legion dinner at Elysia Farr.
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St Luke
Aalderman
Harold Jialdermann
Cleveland
Nome Sons
Baptist Ladies
American Legion
Elysia Farre
A. M. Bosler
Harold
Warren Ives
Johnson
Hurst
Lorain
J H Bastard
Mary Adams
Earl Cole
Roba Stinch
Comb
Florence
Reese
Ohio State University
Wil
Efsra
Theodore Roth
Farm Bureau meeting and community events clock Oct date
The Columbia Farm Bureau plans a meeting on Thursday evening October 15 or 27 with the topic Club Work. The Boys and Girls Clubs of the town organize a file program led by M H Bartter. A Golden Links Sunday School class potluck at the Keyse home elected officers and hosted games. Reverend Bosler and Reverend Lea were honored at a well attended Methodist Night supper and reception with speeches, music, and community singing led by Mildred Bartter.
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Columbia Farm Bureau
M. H. Bartter
Willian Keyse
Golden Links
Donna Cletter
Robert van Arsdale
Richard van Arsdale
Anna May Keyse
Anna May
Louise Keyse
Sean Ives
Methodist Church
Bosler
Lea
Gertrude Akins
Jay Jasper
Cora Ring
Ladies’ Aid and Mission Societies
R. A. Elder
Mildred Bartter
Epworth League
A. M. Bosler
Pino
Wes
Irving Dunford
Shirley Jasper
Mildred Barter
4-H
Roland Martin
Julian Perkins
Bosler Teft
Farm Bureau
Det. Ltd
J. Dunford
Vast Hiver Road
Berea
Richard Putt
Myr
Wade Baker
LaGrange
No More Gas Pains Since He Found Emtona
Mr J. K. Baird of Eater Ohio testifies Emtona cured gas pains and stomach trouble, saying three bottles are worth more than all the money spent. He notes relief from nausea, upset stomach, and bowels, praising Emtona as a general tonic. Muir's Cut Rate Store at 412% Broad St sells Emtona.
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Emtona
J. K. Baird
Eater
Ohio
Aio
Sieep
Muir
Broad St
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Chevrolet
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Pfau Motor CO
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Claud Adamson
Forest Adams
Clara Hutchimson
This Place
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George Herbert
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Roy Bury
Fannis Burton
Wellington
J. H. Bastard
Hertzler
Baldwin-Wallace College
Parent-Teachers’ Association
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