Random Diary Snapshots Of Arts And Travel In New York
A fragmentary diary like column notes cultural chatter from New York on Oct 24. It touches on Paris correspondence for a Riviera cocktail book, modern electric household hints, opera stars and critics, and literary figures such as Pinero and Lytton. The piece blends travel, theater, and social observations with brisk witticisms about editors and readers.
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New York
Arnold Bennett
Depot Brewk Trust
Roxy
Kasper
Frank
Paris
Riviera
Rex Cole
Mantes Chateau
Clay Morgan
Henry Villar
Normandie
Villar
St. Bernard
Fragmented 1934 New York chatter and media notes
A stream of loosely connected impressions from a Manhattan gallery and press circle. Mentions Bernard Baruch and Jim, a wistful art scene with Madge Evans resemble Irene Bordoni, a Sing Sing reference, and readings of Marcus Aurelius. Copyright 1934 McNaught Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Baruch
South Carolina
Jim
West 57Th Street
Madge Evans
Sing Sing
Spencer
Epictetus
Marcus Aurelius
Laf-a-Lot club meets in Erhart for first regular season
The Laf-a-Lot card club held its first regular meeting of the season Sunday at the Kaiser home. Three tables of progressive pedre provided entertainment with high and low score prizes, followed by refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson Medina, Mr. and Mrs. Horace J. Humm, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Derek Valley City, and others. Next meeting set for Halloween party Oct 28 at the Maxworthy home. Mrs. Leethy injured, under doctor care, recovering in Cleveland. Several locals and Cleveland visitors hosted at various homes during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laf-A-Lot Club
Erhart
Arthur Kaiser
Mra
Clarence Peterson
Medina
Horace J. Humm
Norman Derek
Valley City
Arthur V Maxworthy
Corwin Meyer
Ludeleiser
J . Seldon Armbruster
Pate
Arthur Maxworthy
Cish
Hallowe’en Ward
Local Y Echo subscription race ends with 206 total
The Y Echo campaign narrows to a close as eighth through twelfth graders report subscriptions, the seventh and eleventh grades lead among groups. Total subscriptions rise to 206, up from 185 last year, with a Halloween party planned for Thursday evening at six. Admission is charged for unmasked attendees, and a chicken supper is served prior to festivities.
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Loreal
Y+Echo
Mallet Creek
Muse
Otter
Hoin
Women’s Republican Club Meeting Attendees Honored
Mrs Horace Jd Huma Mrs Arthur Maxworthy and Mrs Nelson Gross attended the Women’s Republican Club gathering in Litchfield town hall on Thursday afternoon last week. All locals who attended helped serve during the luncheon period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Republican Club
Horace Jd
Huma
Arthur Maxworthy
Nelson Gross
Town Hall
Litchfield
Brief Visitor Notes From Bay Village and Medina Guests
Ars Steingass and family visited friends in Bay Village on Sunday. Mrs Purcell Meyer of Medina visited Mrs Albert Meyer on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Frank Stevens and daughters Tielen and Dorothy were mentioned in the past week's notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars. Ea Steingass
Bay Village
Purcell Meyer
Medina
Albert Meyer
Frank Stevens
Tielen
Dorothy
New London Hallowe'en Fair Promises Bigger Event
New London residents plan a larger Halloween celebration with contests prizes and riding events. The organizing committee led by local merchants promises a village wide program including hog calling wheelbarrow race and best display awards amid street decorations and concession stands.
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New London
New
Charar
Parcade
Wellington High Students Attend Senior Dance
Pittsfield brief notes Wellington High School seniors Ida McConnell Mary Fligabeth Whitney Robert Avery Ralph Williams Edward McConnell Robert Bear Clyde Betts and Otis Pirkworth attended a senior dance hosted by the Junior Class last Friday. Mrs Wallace Bear received a health update from her mother Mrs Grace Dale in Chicago where she stays with daughter Ruth McLaughlin. Weekend visitors included Mr and Mrs Lee Jehres of Cleveland and Sunday guests of Mrs Sherburne included Mrs Burlinson, Mrs Ruggles, and Nora Saunders of Cleveland. Mrs Sherburne joined Mr and Mrs George Houghton and daughter Jane Eloise of Oberlin to visit T Whitney slowly recovering from lung illness with a heart ailment.
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Pittsfield
Wellington High School
Ida Mconnell
Mary Fligabeth Whitney
Robert Avery
Ralph Williams
Dward McConnel
Robert Bear
Clyde Betts
Otis Pirkworth
Wallace Bear
Grace Dale
Ruth McLaughlin
Chicago
Ill
A. MM. Sherburne
Lee Jehres
Cleveland
Burlinson
Ruggles
Nora Saunders
Former Resident Suffers Fall in Canton Home
Sunday last week Mr and Mrs J N stome took Lucy Stone to Canton for a visit with relatives. On Monday morning she fell down stairs, breaking her cellar bone at about 6 34 A M. Lucy Stone, well known locally, is hoped to recover quickly as friends rally around her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Stome
Canton
Lucy Stone
Marvin Moore
New London P T A Plans January Meeting Program
During the past teen days seven members of the crew enjoyed a theater party at Mansfield. The regular monthly meeting of the New London P. T. A will be held in the Wish School auditorium on Tuesday evening, Jan. 23, with Mrs. Clare Griffen in charge of the evening's program. Several surprise features are planned for the meeting, and the work for the ensuing year will be outlined.
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Sew London Rifle Club
Gvissinger
Girth
Harry Cole
TSS
Baa
Mans
Civh
Ira Sutherland
New London
Stans Snears
School Distriet No
Frrm
Mansfield
New London P. T. Assocation
Wish School
Clare Griffen
Pattern book promotes fall and winter fashions at low cost
An old catalog blurb advertises a pattern book from Teachers College with sizes 16 to 44 inches bust and illustration of a start coat and dresses. It urges readers to mail 15 cents for patterns and books, lists prices, and notes the pattern department address at 200 Fifth Ave New York. The issue also reports local society notices and social visits, with references to residents in Elyria and Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
South Ridge Wedding Attended by Local Families
Urtee Wet. 25 Mr and Mire August Smith with Mr and Mrs Clarence Peabody and daughter Annette attended the Struck Gerher wedding at St John’s Church in Elvria last Wednesday. A reception at the Newel Tro tel followed, with over a hundred guests served. Mrs Gerber is a niece of Mrs Smith. Zion church members conducted the song service at the City Mission in Lorain Tuesday. A number from here attended a chicken supper at the MBE church in South Amherst Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Wrank Laraway attended a Span ish War Veterans meeting in Lorain Tuesday evening. Mitchell Krittle returned from Chicago after a visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Smith
Clarence Peabody
Annette
Elyria
William Strack
Frank Bechtel
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Fred Parker
Norwalk
Frank Laraway
Som Urtee
and Mire
St. John's Church
Elvria
Fixsteen
The
Zion
Lorain
South Amherst
Wrank Laraway
Mitchell Krittle
Chicago
Secret to looking young through bowel care with olive tablets
A vintage health ad claims most sickness stems from inactive bowels. Dr Edwards of Ohio developed Olive Tablets as a gentle intestinal aid, offering natural buoyancy by clearing impurities. Available in 15 30 and 60 cent sizes.
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Edwards
Ohio
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Alon
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Peggy Force
Abby Hulmaneirt
Irvin Cobb
Hollywood
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Verne Porter
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Mir
Herman Rand
Calvin
Robert
We Oh. Miller
Chippewa Lake
Wed- Tosda
W. Miller
James April
Arthur Warner
Lakewood
Edward Taubner
Edward Walker
Frank Waller
William
Ernest Duick
Sarah
Vivian O'Neal
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Frank Smith
Homerville
Harold Benson
Grover Stoup
Vivian Jones
M. Stoup
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R. J. Scott Wright
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Bagdad
Wairn
Police OF the World
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Clea
Awe Puma
Preshimen
Hallowe EN
Dom
Hotchkiss
Messers
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Clarenin
Clarence Grimes
DP. K. Reno
Auceard
Hast Main
Newkirk Sta
Johnson Estates
Glab Delta Leck
Mary Messenger
Les Bursley
Lois Bursley
Marjorie Kinney
Milois Bursley
A. M. Sherburne
Cora Stevens
Walter West
Fossey
Wellington
Hey
Millersburg
Wisdom
Wisdom Seekers
Community Church
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Alpert McDale
Dorothy White
Joe McConnell
Jessie Mc~sonell
Variang Ehn
Velma Whitney
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Treasuer
Wilna Merroll
Uy Owieney
IT. A. Werts
Ladies Society
Soviety
A. M Sherburne
Laura I. Baldt, A.M
Teachers College
Columbia University
Fashion Bureau
Ely Tin
Ave
Davy
Brit Ward
Oberlin
Join Bowman
Maury Lounsbrough
Beulah Feakins
H. L. Canlsen
Fred Sheffield
Roy Brassee
Mildred Lounsbrough
A. M. Davidson
Camden
Asia
Europe
Armorica
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Patent Office
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