Fall reflections and a New York diary note
Charles B. Driscoll writes of a melancholy mood while driving through New York and along the Hudson as leaves fall. He shares reader letters from New England about storm-damaged trees, parodies from Newsdam, a tobacco tip for windshield clarity, a talk promised for Pembroke College, and a vivid anecdote about a 93 year old neighbor who died after a mule kick. He also mentions Joe & Rosa restaurant on Third Avenue near 46th Street where Joe Resteghini has died and Rosa runs the place with son Fred, born at 44th Street and Second Avenue.
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New York
Hudson
New England
Chas. Driscoll
Newsdam
Lee Boles
Jacksonville
Fla
Dean Morriss
Pembroke College
Tracy
Martindale
Gallipolis
Ohio
Charles
J. Wallaham
Abbeville
S.C
Third Avenue
46Th Street
Joe & Rosa
Joe Resteghini
Rosa
Fred
Joe
44Th Street
Second Avenue
Lexington Avenue
Aimee
Suzanne
Lydia E. Pinkham's Compound Promises To Lift Spirits
A cheerful pitch urges readers feeling blue to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad claims the tonic uses herbs and roots to restore energy, fight depression, and help women feel better. It cites widespread use and word of mouth among women and families.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Former Ambassador To View Future Of Democracy
William E. Dodd former ambassador to Germany will lecture on the future of democracy in a dictator ridden world at Oberlin College Finney Chapel tomorrow at 6 45 p m attendance limited to students faculty and invited guests Dodd born 1869 Claxton N C educated Virginia Tech Leipzig Emory Alabama University of Chicago professor historian trustee Sweetbriar College and author of The Cotton Kingdom with ties to several scholarly associations.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
William E. Dodd
Germany
Finney Chapel
Dodd
Hitlerland
Clauton
N. C
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
University of Leipzig
Emory University
University of Alabama
University of Chicago
Wilkins
College of Arts and Sciences
University of
Positions Open In Gov t Service and Examinations
The Civil Service Commission announced competitive exams for government positions in Washington DC and for deputy United States game management agents in Agriculture. pay ranges cited at 400 and 300 dollars yearly. first exam closes November 14, second November 15. Details from J E Dewhurst, Elyria post office.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Government Service
Washington, D. C
United Game Management
Department of Agriculture
J. E. Dewhurst
Elyria
Avon Lake PTA Card Party Draws Big Crowd
Avon Lake October 24 The P T A card party at the O P S in Lorain was very successful chaired by Clarence Smietzky with help from Mrs Petersen and Mrs West Seventeen tables competed Prizes from O P S went to Mrs Oscar Kubach Mrs Joe Boehm Mrs Jim MetNally and Mrs Roy West PT A prizes went to Mrs Wayne Rodgers Mrs John Anderson and Mrs Dell Dunning Smietzks announced other details
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Avon Lake
Lorain
Clarence Snietzky
Peter Petersen
Roy West
Oscar Kubach
Joe Boehm
Jim MetNally
Pt.a
Wayne Rodgers
John Anderson
Dell Dunning
Smietzks
Two Actresses Test for Film Part in Danger Signal
Mae and Linda, tight friends, cope with a shot at a studio test. Jim Walters guides them at Artcraft Studios as they prepare to audition for Lucy in Danger Signal. Judith Grange is also in contention, borrowed from Magnum, raising the stakes for both rivals.
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Mae
Artcraft
Linda
Jim Walters
Babe
Linds
Martin
Carly
Artcraft Studios
Ommnate
Hollywood Boulevard
Mother Brown
Lucy
Lucey
Judith Grange
Magnum
Judith
Jolly 12 Party Hosts Evening at Dover
News notes report Mr and Mrs H C Lee moving to Lakesud and Lake Road residents shifting homes to Rocky River. Ed Webb tends an apple tree in bloom while Wilbur Buswell, sailing this year, visits home. The Jolly 12 group visits Dover with a 500 prizes event won by Mrs Snyder Sherman and Buswell, plus Emma Khinkner as guest.
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H C Lee
Lane Reed
Lakesud
Tom Kesney
Lake Road
Rocky River
Julius Reif
Edith
Robert
Lewis
Florida
Ed Webb
Center + Road
Wilbur Buswell
Frank Mischanekow
Swork
Toledo
JOLLY
Dully
Dover
Nora Mull
C. J. Snyder
Ruth Sherman
Ed Buswell
Emma Khinkner
Thelma Vaughn
Lake Avenue October events and Hallowe'en activities
The Lake Avenue Adult Bible class plans an October meeting at Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Miller's home on Wednesday October 26 at 8 pm followed by a masked party. The Lake Avenue P T A hosts a community Hallowe'en masquerade at the Lake Avenue School on October 27 at 7 30 pm with free refreshments for children and no admission. The North Elyria Subordinate Grange holds its regular meeting October 27 at 8 pm at the Grange Hall, no Juvenile Grange due to the school party. The Jesus Willing Workers Boys' class held a wiener roast at Mrs. John Hogan Sr.'s home with eight members. Neal Smith elected president and Ernest Green vice president.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Adult Bible
Lake Avenue Community Sunday School
R. H. Miller
Hallowe'en
Lake Avenue P T. A
North Elyria
Grange Hall
Jesus Willing Workers
John Hogan
Neal Smith
Ernest Green
Dale Mil
Hospital Auxiliary
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Knights of Pythias
Amherst Demecratic Women's Club
Odd Fellow
Legion Auxiliary
Local gathering lists attendees and refreshments after meeting
The notes show a small group including Ernest and Lina Green, Herbert Searney, Neal Robert Arcmer, Robert Gould, Dale Muller and Mal Smith attending. Scripture reading was given, followed by Wiener and cookies and cucua served by Mrs Heat. The group will meet again at the home of Robert Gould.
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Ler
Ronert Gid
Ernest
Lina Green
Herbert Searney
Neal Robert Arcmer
Robert Gould
Dale Muller
Mal Smith
Wiener
Heat
Cas
Neighborhood Habster pas querade honors Katherine birthday
A Habster pas querade party at Mr. and Mrs Winfield Scott home celebrated Katherine's birthday with twenty guests. A large birthday cake and refreshments were served, games were played, and prizes awarded to Marie Law and Johnny Schmidkens.
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Winfield Scott
Katherine
Marie Law
Johnny Schmidkens
Avon High School Halloween Carnival Preview
Avon notes an upcoming Hallowe en Carnival to be held at Avon High School on Thursday evening October 27. Corporal Bob Ingelston spoke at the first assembly on October 21, presenting World War photographs and commentary.
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Avon
Avon High School
Bob Ingelston
Meravon Club Celebrates First Birthday Enrollment Rises
The Meravon Club marks its first birthday with 48 members, the largest enrollment yet. The club lists seventh grade members Doris Gough 110 Harriet Allen 106 Phyllis Sample 104 Evelyn Hein 103 Dorothy Gerbick 102 Everett Peak 102 Frank McCowan 101 Phyllis Leonard 100 Stanley Wolfe 100 Doris Wuebber 100 and begins eighth grade with Virginia Mitchell among new members.
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Meravon Club
Doris Gough
Harriet Allen
Phyllis Sample
Evelyn Hein
Dorothy Gerbick
Everett Peak
Frank McCowan
Phyllis Lenard
Stanley Wolfe
Doris Wuebber
Virginia Mitchell
Local notices and social items from Avon area pages
Lists of names in clubs and committees, upcoming events and showers. Morning Glory Club hosts evening at the Dechants. prizes awarded to Mrs Dechant and two others. Eaton shower for Miss Francis Davis with guests from Elyria Grafton and more. Brief society notes, visits, and club meetings.
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Morning Glory Club
Louis Dechant
F. X. Dechant
Leta Mittendorf
J. J Weiler
Andrew A Mittendorf
Eaton
George Cornish
Francis Davis
Robert M. Logan
Cambridge
Ohio
Miss Davis
Elyria
Grafton
Rittman
LaGrange
Berea
Olive Hopwood
Poor Suffer More Illness Than Do Richer Classes
In a discussion urging support for the Community Chest drive, Dr. Claud North Chrisman argues that illness concentrates among the poor due to depletion of family life. He proposes that medical reports supplement government welfare figures to reflect health exposures linked to economic decline.
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Claud North Chrisman
M.D
Amherst wedding and community notices mash up local event
An Amherst scene covers a wedding with detailed attire and attendants then shifts to community notices. Brides, bridesmaids, and guests, including Kathryn Lehriner and Joanna Hill, figure in the ceremony while relatives plan motor trips and homeward resettlement. The item lists church events, meetings, and Halloween activities from local groups such as the hospital auxiliary, Knights of Pythias, Democratic Women’s Club, and various lodges with dates and venues across Amherst and nearby towns.
Local Church Activities In Lorain Readers Board Notes
By Mrs B A Jenne notices from Lorain churches detail an interdenominational service at Hawthorne Junior High School featuring Rev Wo B Sarm of Cleveland with a choir, plus Methodist meetings on Jackson Street, chicken supper at South Amherst, and a series of church events. Rev V W Wana speaks to men. choir rehearsals and Sunday School activities listed. Reformation Day service planned. youth rally at Bellevue. WMS rally. mid week prayer and missionary letters topic. October birthday party postponed.
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Hawthorne Junior High School
Lorain
Cleveland
Yarobs
E Schroener
Elrria
Methodist Church
HH. Vankheuren
Jackson Street
Methodist
Avon
Henrietta
South Amherst
Axtel
Amherst
C.O Masters
M. A. Hayes
Bellevue
Congregational Church Services and Sunday School Event
Mr. Kenneth Kuntz of Oberlin Theological Seminary spoke on Jesus and His Personality at Sunday morning services. The Ladies Society will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs H Gordon and Mrs Ward hosting. Pupils from Mrs Carter and Mrs Alexander Sunday School classes will present a playlet. The junior choir will hold a re-
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C.C. Kern
Beaercourt
Wonrat’s, Union
Kenneth Kuntz
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Jesus
Ladies’ Society
H. Gordon
Ward
Carter
Poor Suffer Most From Economic Health Gap, 66th APHA Meet
In New York City the 66th annual American Public Health Association report notes the poor suffer more diseases than the comfortable, based on a two year national health inventory of 5.5 million people. Respiratory tuberculosis is seven times more common among unskilled workers, pneumonia 3.5 times, and syphilis twice as frequent. Disability hits relief clients 68 percent more than higher income families. Leading causes include heart disorders cancer pneumonia and influenza cerebral hemorrhage nephritis tuberculosis diabetes diarrhoea and appendicitis.
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American Public Health Association
New York City
Poverty Endangers Health in Local Welfare Push
Poverty and the Community Chest release case reports showing infant mortality tuberculosis and heart disease rise if action is delayed. The appeal warns that without rapid local effort the region could see a sharp increase in deaths reversing gains from prior health improvements.
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Community Chest
Church notices and events listed for week
A church rehearsal is set for Thursday at 3 30 pm at St Joseph Church. Dr Vander Pyl of Oberlin speaks next Sunday morning at St Joseph. PTA hosts a public card party at the school hall Friday evening. A perpetual novena begins Friday at 7 30 pm in honor of the Sorrowful Mother conducted by Rev John T McFarland of St John s Cathedral Cleveland. Parishioners invited. FOURSQUARE CHURCH ladies prayer meeting to follow.
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Vander Pyl
Oberlin
Local Church Services Led by Rev Darel Buser
Hospital news notes discharges and social items announce Mrs Edith Hutton, K Jenne hosts. Rev J J Braun of St Louis was Sunday guest of Rev and Mrs C Schmidt. George Vogler Elyria and Mrs Wilmah Egeland visit Lakewood friends. Hulda Berger and Dorothy Michael resume studies at Ashland College after weekend home. I Roemer visits with Mrs A L Holl Lakewood.
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K. Jenne
B. A. Jenne
J. J. Braun
St. Louis
Rey
C. &. Schmidt
George Vogler
Elyria
AC. Werner
Wilmah Egeland
Lakewood
Hulda Berger
Dorothy Michael
Ashland College
I. Roemer
A. L. Holl
Townsend meeting in Columbia Town Hall October 26
Townsend meeting set for Wednesday in Columbia Town Hall with large attendance denied. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Buckholz of Parina Heights and Mr. and Mrs. Will Ball of Elyria. Weekly meetings to continue. Acme Grange held an interesting session with Ruth and Violet Harrington receiving degrees and J. H. Akeins mourned. Refreshments, dances, and a large crowd from Cleveland and Ridgeville noted.
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Townsend News
Columbia
Townsend
Acme Grange
Ruth
Violet Harrington
J. H. Akeins
Mays
Dererhy Walker
Heroserpe
Bertha Wrecht
Geraldine Parker
Ethel Hershel
M. Kowalski
Donna
Creomulsion Ad Promises Fast Cough Relief
An old newspaper advertisement claims a three days cough signals danger and touts Creomulsion as a potent remedy that soothes inflamed mucous membranes loosens phlegm and helps expel germs. It promises a money back guarantee if not satisfied and directs buyers to ask for Creomulsion by name.
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Gov't. Service
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Rericra
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Alfred C. Bennett
J. P Morgan
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Atic
McNaught Syndicate
Middle Ave
Beth
Hallowe'en Party
Entertain Club
Lyman Gutsinger
Pinechle
Otto Jabbusch
Harold Starkey
Jacop Smith
R, Ef, Taylor
Cleon Kindle
Charles Alexander and Sons
Harold Star Key
Jean Smith
Margaret Fitch
Jean Bungart
Marie Kiingshuri
R. Kitigshirn
Irene Adingshirn
Mary Deehant
Patricia O'Brien
Mildred Urig
Ann Alten
Marian Nissen
Besse
Betty Smith
Flee Killingshirn
Jamee Kramey
Henry McCowan
Gieneseve Smith
Gertrude Forthofer
Doris Gerhart
Regis Urig
Clara Plas
Rita Klingshirn
Mary G. Schwartz
Elaine Urig
Margaret Gutzman
Manan Urig
Emma Devhant
Marie Heinebrodt
June Barr
Irene Forthofer
Margaret Balders
Norman Nissen
John Kukurcka
Glen Hubbard
Rita Schwartz
Edna Buell
Harriet Dudley
Herbert W. Green
LaVerne Pickering
Avon Center
Sir
Green
MEET
The
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Nelson Chester Home
Ettinger
Fred Schubert
A.B Martin
E. E. Durkee
Ars
Ross
County Council of Farm Womens Clubs
Williams
Isu
Schubert
L. Schubert
Lee Terrell
County Council of Parent- Teachers Associations
Clearview
Arnold Buck
Bertha Hubbard
al Werner
Edwin Pickering
Cleveland Mercard
Jack van Arsdele
Ira Gough
L Jensins
Ror Schwinn
Alberta Arnidrews
Aven Lehe
Chrisman
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William Epley
Tissar
Deaghy
James Co
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William
Elley
Willian
Kathryn Lehriner
Dora Lehmauch
Schriners
Chliss Schriver
Joanna Hill
Arnold Palmer
Epley
West Virginia
N. Henry Street
Crestline
Suuth Amherst High School
Elyria Business College
St Peter Evangelical and Reformed Church
Kings
Galion
North Erec“inte Co
Paul
Concordia Club
Walther League
Streicher Barn
Aeacee
ST. Peter Church
Evangelical Church
Congregational Church
Brookhouser
Foursquare Church the
Ladies’ Prayer Meeting Will
Darel Buser
Hospital
Edith Hutton
Joan Burnett
Ebr
Carpenlop
Siparia
Ho J Knopf
Jurvis
Arthur Law
Ditchfield
George Meyers
Belden
Knopf
Litchfield
George Walkden
James Cather
Reuben Walkden
Arvella Walkden
Henry Silver
la Grange Baptist Church
Ernest Walkden
St Fakan
Anna Carpenter
Wibur Carpenter
Newton Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
F. H. van Arsdale
Fisha
Acme
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
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