Publishers Not Crooks Says Boake Carter In Hartford
Boake Carter defends newspaper publishers against Washington accusations. He argues most publishers uphold scruples and duty, citing a Kansas City editor and others who faced a libel suit yet acted with responsibility. He praises civic duty of local papers and warns against branding the nation’s press as corrupt.
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Hartford
Conn
Washington
Sherman Minton
Ickes
Copyright Ledger Syndicate
Wellington M E church reception for pastor and wife
Wellington Ohio October 26 about 130 members and friends gathered for a reception honoring Reverend Lenzy S Green and his wife Mabel as they mark their fourth year in service. The program featured hymns prayers readings and a pageant by church groups with officials praising Green’s ministry and contributions.
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Wellington
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lenzy S. Green
Charles F. Wallard
Mariam Dirham
Charles Barnes
Charles
Helen Shepard
Sallg
Hume Douglass
Edward $. Turner
M. E. Church
Russel Buck
Charles Willard
Lloyd Irish
Harold Rickel
Lilue Brown
the Dale
A. H. Perce
Ladies’ Aid Society
Mrs. Green
Sunshine Gospel
Marylyn
Elizabeth Pitts
Eohelyn Newberger
Aly Father
Ieta Page
Marjone Gower
Epworth League
Anna Buswell
Green
E. L. Sharp Saig
Dirlam
Erend Green
Mabel
Jeanne Whiteside
Daniel Shepard
Mary Kuapy
Charles Friend
Wellington area church events and community notes
Community notices from Wellington and surrounding towns cover church quarterly conferences, dances and social events at ME churches, Halloween party plans, masques, and fellowship gatherings. Local residents Mrs J H and family, Dr and Mrs Curtice, and nurses visiting from Cleveland are listed among attendees and travelers.
Amherst shower guests and Halloween plans described
Amherst on Cleveland avenue hosted a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Maynard Lehriner with Mrs Bernard Sausaman and Mrs Clarence Dean coordinating. Bridge and bingo determined winners, gifts presented to the honoree. Other gatherings include a water luncheon for Mrs Hutton and a Hallo ween party planned by church groups and the Eagle Auxiliary.
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Bernard Sausaman
Clarence Dean
Maynard Lehriner
Cleveland Avenue
Robert Ward
Katherine Dietz
Bunen
Dorothy Smith
J. Lauver
Katherine Burnett
Charles Kreeger
Jessie Cromiwell
Earl Gallagher
James Quigley
Schriner
Milton Hutton
Frank Lach
Linenton Street
George Jones
Buien
Robert Knapp
Marjorie Bechtel
Hutton
Glenn Blackford
Se | Knapp
Clarente Jones
Philip Braun
William Hutton
Jane Murray
Donna Pumphrey
Dora Wilhelm
Morrineé Braun
Halloween and community society notes from Jessamine county
By Mrs B A Jenne at 283 Church St Fuione the Halloween party and Armistice Day service plans are outlined. Officers to install for Daughters of Scotland. Grange Halloween party with contests and diversions. reports from Sandusky conference and local social events. two weeks until next Town Hall gathering.
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B A. Jenne
St Fuione
Sandusky
Frances Raeser
Florence Vanover
Ida Wolf
Elyria
A. Towne
Vera Young
Conrad Muller
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Elizabeth Gammie
Anna Moallison
Grange
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Doris Ives
Dick Brady
Ralph Miller
J. Ahigrim
Alderia Deschamp
Lillian Short
Manuel Kumrot and the aging short story world
New York writer Manuel Kumrot celebrates two decades in fiction as he remains a fixture in leading magazines including Atlantic Monthly. The piece notes his solitary Manhattan lifestyle, late-night work ethic, and expertise on quirky corner histories, alongside casual observations on society photography and theater figures like Basil Rathbone.
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New York
Manuel Kumrot
Atlantic Monthly
O'Brien
Mass
Hollywood
Cake physics and premium catalog debate at a polite party
A Saturday night discussion at a social gathering centers on whether slamming doors or heavy footsteps cause a cake to fall in the oven. Some attendees cite old wives tales while others insist on scientific facts. The author remains neutral and jokes about comparing modernist cake results.
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McNaught Syndicate
Berhester News Notes
Miss Genevieve Landis of Oberlin spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Van Landis. They visited in the home of Mr and Mrs Vern Stone in Ashland. L A Selgem, who had an arm amputated after a corn husking machine accident, was brought home from New London hospital and is recovering. Mr Lillian Trippe returned from a two week visit with relatives in Detroit. Mr and Mrs Philip Wetzel of Lorain visited their daughter and family Mrs Ralph Rowlands. School pupils received their first six weeks grade cards. Wednesday.
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Berhester
Rochester
Genevieve Landis
Oberlin
van Landis
Vern Stone
Ashland
Detroit
Philip Wetzel
Lorain
Ralph Rowlands
Local Social Notes Highlight Dean Spanton Visit
The Universalist church in Leroy hosted a Sunday service with Dean A. J. Spanton of Akron University as guest preacher. Spanton, previously a Huntington Church guest thirty years ago, recently returned from Europe and lectured in the church auditorium Saturday night. Family and friends from Huntington and nearby areas joined gatherings at several local homes during the week.
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S. C. Rowland
Ford
Universalist Church
Leroy
Shaw
A. J. Spanton
Akron University
Spanton
Huntington Church
Europe
Pittsfield Soldier Pillivant Visits Hawaiian Parents
Pittsfield native Allen Pillivant, stationed at the United States Army Station in the Hawaiian Islands, visited his parents, Mr and Mrs. in a rare show of family reunion.
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Allen Pillivant
United States
Hawaiian Islands
Mr. and
Mis
Movie Shown At The Markley School
Students of Markley School watched the motion picture Here Comes the Mail yesterday morning at the school setting the scene for a brief educational entertainment showing by the faculty.
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Markley School
Mail
Wellington party marks wedding shower for local classmate
Charley Manning and siblings Marjory and Mark were en route across the country. Betty Jane Bear and Betty Mae Lainsbrough attended a kitchen shower for Mrs. Mary Jordan Settlemier of Wellington hosted by Miss Betty Puder. The event was sponsored by the Mary E. Knapp Circle of the Junior King's Daughters.
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Charley Manning
Marjory
Mark
Betty Jane Bear
Betty Mae Lainsbrough
Mary Jordan Settlemier
Wellington
Betty Puder
Mary E. Knapp
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