Meets former Elyrians in Texas
George H. Allen reports from San Antonio about Elyria expatriates and local residents attending social gatherings. Don Curtis, formerly of Elyria, mailed a Chicago report and rode the special train with the group. The Elyria crowd enjoys a Fort Sam Houston outing and a humorous taxi ride, with several familiar names noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Allen
San Antonio
Chicago
Don Curtis
Elyria
Don
Pete
Eddie Krebs
Automo Hie
Doc
Missi Agate
Lon Wagner
al Hannaford
George Meyers
Jack Guthrie
Wil
Fort Sam Houston
Len Wagner
Len
Mrs Guthrie
Missus Krebs
George Meyers Gy
Doc Agate
Rod" Parker
Earl Greenland
Mine Smith
Walt Ragnell
Carol Watson
Elysia
Caroila
gray-Barr Oil Company
Fkes Texas
Fort S»m Houston
Cascade Park In October Displays Blossoms Of Color
The piece paints Cascade Park in October with vivid autumn colors as visitors travel the Cascade road toward Elyrian haunts. It notes warm days, sunlit leaves, and a Stimulated parade with the Second Division’s sham battle, plus local chatter about residents and daylong events.
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Cascade Park
Cascade
Glens
Loyalty class to meet at Mrs Box home Tuesday
Grafton area notes report the Loyalty class of the M E church will meet at the home of Mrs Clyde Box for their regular meeting on Tuesday evening Oct 16. Numerous local residents are listed with visits and transactions including property trades and family visits across nearby towns.
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Earl
Alice
Lakewood
Frank Freeman
Walter
Ridgeville
E. W. Reichard
Agnes Finlayson
J. B. Finlayson
Cleveland
W. L. Bryen
Frank Jeskay
Churchhill Avenue
East
Bryden
Chas Spieth
Italan
W. P. Chamberlain
Kenyon Chamberlain
Bay Village
W.A. Renner
Howard Little
Neiport
Masonic Temple
Elyria
Nellie Cragin
Weston
Ohio
Los Angeles
California
Chas Wise
Wednesday 500 Club Hosts Luncheon At East of Beldon
The Wednesday afternoon 500 club met at the hostess home east of Beldon with Mrs. A L Rinehert and Mrs. Grace Park as guests. Three tables were played. Mrs. B A Rothgary won first prize and Mrs. W G Landman was consoled. A fine luncheon followed. Mrs. B A Nothgary to entertain the club in two weeks.
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Beldon
A. L. Rinehert
Grace Park
B. A. Rothgary
W. G. Landman
B. A. Nothgary
Reign of the Cavaliers Guided Mrs Polk at White House
The article portrays Mrs. James K. Polk as austere and disciplined, abolishing dancing at the White House and shaping social life with a dignified, religious mien. Born Sarah Childress in Tennessee, she governed her husband’s career, possessed political insight, joined the Presbyterian church, and preserved Polk Place after his death with meticulous memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Julia Gardiner Tyler
James K. Polk
Presidential
Sarah Childress
Joe
Elizabeth Childress
Murfreesboro
Rutherford County
Tennessee
Washington
Presbyterian Church
Columbia, Tenn
Congress
Mr. Polk
Polk Place
Buck Private Me Collum To Read Poems At VFW Meeting
L. F. MeColum of Columbus, known as Buck Private Me Collum, the rhyming doughboy of the Lost Battalion, will present a recital of readings from his poems Tuesday October 16 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars meeting.
Lost Battalion author to speak at Elks Club event
Col Murbach announced an Elyria post event titled Foreign Wars at the Elks Club. McCollum, survivor of the Lost Battalion, wrote History and Rhymes of the Lost Battalion, a best selling war book with over 400 000 copies sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks’ Club
Col
Murbach
Elyria
McCollum
Whippet Fours and Willys Knights Soar in Q3 Sales
Toledo reports Willys-Overland executives announce third quarter sales nearly double year ago. About 75,000 Whippets and Willys Knights sold in three months, up from 39,060 in Q3 1927, marking an all-time company third quarter record. September marks ninth straight record month, with a bright outlook though personnel reductions noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Whippet
Willys-Knight
Statin
Willys-Overland Company
Willys Knights
Final Chapter Seen for Retired Woman of Dignity
A biography excerpt notes she lived in near retirement after a life of devoted care with only churchgoing visiting public. She moved slowly toward a somber final chapter, the end observed in restrained public moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copsright
Republic Syndicate, Inc
Poor in vocalists Paris
A Paris report notes France lacks good opera voices as most fine singers in major opera houses are foreign. Italians and Spaniards predominate in popular capitals like Oslo Stockholm Vienna and New York where Gatti-Casazza, impresario of the Metropolitan, says French singers are scarce and lack reputations.
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Paris
France
Germany
Oslo
Stockholm
Vienna
Spain
South America
New York
Gatti-Casazza
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Fred
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Alvis] Smith
Chuck Clark
Humane Society
Jack Marshall
Main Street
Pershing
Dave Daniels
Hubert Marsh
Clay Wilmot
Fort
Sam Houston
Breckenridge Park
Grafton
Sarah Polk
J. P. Glass
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Whrrer
Toledo, Ohie
D. Jackson Paint & Wall Paper
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Plymouth
Wasdale
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L. H. Dunfee CO
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East Broad Street
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