New York Day By Day by D. C. McIntyre
New York columnist D C McIntyre surveys Joan Lowell once famed for Cradle of the Deep and Libby Holman paralleled with Dorothy Parker and Q O Henry. He notes Lowell’s fall from fame to life in Brazil while Parker sustains high regard and Farley earns praise as a model postmaster general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joan Lowell
Joan
Hook
Guarajua
Brazil
Ranping & Health Station
Dorothy Parker
Vanity Fair
The
New Yorker
England
America
Henry
Miss Parker
Farley
Memoried Boxer Official and Washington Square Poet
The piece notes a boxing official famed for perfect memory of faces and names, unshaken by long gaps between meetings, facing jeers from detractors. It also profiles Ernest Boyd in New York as a weekend atheist figure, preferring Washington Square and air conditioned cafes, with scarce social contact and a longing for friendliness amid urban suspicion.
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Thrioe
Manhattan
Ernest Boyd
New York
Fevita
Washington Square
Boyd
Jo Davidson
Royal Neighbors Meet and Community Briefs in South Amherst
The September Royal Neighbors meeting at Swiss Hall covered routine business with Oracle Mrs Gust Anderson in charge. Prizes went to Mrs Fred Farey and Miss Margaret Schneider. Hostesses Mrs David Barnhart and Mrs Nelson Brill served refreshments to four guests and thirteen members. Legion Post No 197 met with seven members present. Toronto Fair attendance by Edwin and spouse. Study Hour club opens season with officers listed and four new members joining. Brief notes: Kilmer and family at Rice reunion in Ashland. Niagara Falls visits. trips through Indiana and Michigan. Meacham and Witt at Niagara Falls and Toronto Fair. Allsop in Akron. Emery visiting Cleveland.
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Royal
South Amherst
Swiss Hall
Gust Anderson
Fred Farey
Margaret Schneider
David Barnhart
Nelson Brill
Katherine McGuire
Mary Birch
Mary Wilson
Harmon Mathas
Margaret Histed
H. E. Moore
Phillip Guedally
Ruth Wall
England
Moore
Norma Merchant
Viola Kreeger
Katherine Schriner
Esther Schatz
Clinton Kilmer
Rice
Ashland
Howard Leonard
Niagara Falls
Gust Mathay
Indiana
Michigan
William Meacham
Herman Witt
Toronto
Russell Allsop
Akron
Anna Allsop
William Emery
Albert Bickel
Cleveland
Avon Mrs Frey Hosts Just On Time Club
Mrs John Frey hosted the Just On Time club at her Avon home on September 2. Bridge with prizes went to Mrs Mat Casger Mrs Joe Tomlin and Florence Curtiss. Lunch followed and the group will meet in two weeks at Mrs Wm Katerhenry s Avon Lake home. Florence Curtiss attended as a guest. Relatives honor Mrs Hattle Peak.
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Frey
Avon
John Frey
Bridge
Mat Casger
Joe Tomlin
Florence Curtiss
Wm. Katerhenry
Avon Lake
Birthday party gathering at Avon home and local notices
A birthday celebration at a home near Avon drew relatives from Portsmouth Cleveland Akron and nearby towns. The week also carried reports of medical surgery for Ernest Linden and several family visits and travel notes from Litchfield and surrounding areas. Local items include a car accident injuring Mrs Long and Mrs Buchanan, wedding anniversaries, school openings and a student teacher appointment.
Valley City social notes mark Uhner reunion and visitors
Open for classes Monday September 12. Mr and Mrs Will Baish hosted Mr Mehaffer of Eaton Ohio Mrs Lydia Frederick and son Raymond of Strongsville and others attended the Uhner reunion at Zion Lutheran church Valley City Mrs Langworthy moved to Cleveland to live with daughter Mrs Barber renting her home to Avery Dunham and family Mrs D T Lloyd travelled to Columbus for Frances to enter Ohio State University this fall others visited in local homes including Starr Damon Carl Holtz Earl Hines and families and Doris Kiefer and children from St Marys PA
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Will Baish
Mehaffer
Eaton. O
Lydia Frederick
Raymond
Strongsville
Earl Hines
William Spieth
Boyd Colbham
Wm. Brodt
Ralph Brodt
Dale Seeley
George Everess
Marian
Bidle
Marie Bidle
F. C. Hitzelberger
Uhner
Zion Lutheran Church
Valley City
Langworthy
Cleveland
Barber
Avery Dunham
A. A. Gish
D. T. Lloyd
Columbus
Frances
Ohio State University
C. E. Keyser
Lloyd
Starr Damon
Buckley, Mich
Cora Damon
Lona Roe
E. E. Bounds
Harry Knopt
Columbia Station
Carl Holtz
Twing
A. G. Law
Doris Kiefer
St. Mary's Pa
E. I. Bounds
Columbia petitions signed to place alcohol bans on ballot
Two petitions in Columbia Township request to ban beer sales and to prohibit hard liquor. They’ve been sent to the County Election Board for the fall ballot, with more signatures likely than required to qualify the amendment. Community notices include church services and social events, plus local residents’ travels and farewells.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
County Election Board
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D. C. McIntyre
Amherst
Edwin Harper
Toronto Fair
Canada
City Cab and
Peters
London
Boston
Honorable Artillery Company of
Acme
Arthur Peak
Portsmouth
Walter Peak
Lawrence Peak
Leslie Fitch
Florence Schwinn
Rowe
Obretlin
Roy
Dorothy Demma
News Noles
Ernest Linden
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Buell
Edwin Pickering
Clara DeRussy
Charles Young
Raymon Young
Loren Carr
A. C. DeRussy
Allen Jr
Ruth Forthofer
Ridgeville
Ira Gough
Doris
Youngstown
Will Barr
June
Glenn Barr
Litchfield
Harvey Long
Ruth
Hugh Buchanan
Mary Monroe
Lafayette
Harold Dean
Boneta
George Round
Ivin Round
Dave Railshack
Bridgeport
Conn
Stanley Biggs
Emlsworth Biggs
Dorothy Linn
Donald
Kemp
Flynna
Stanley Bizg
C. P. Jenkins
Lewis
Curtis Colbrunn
Hantington
West Virginia
Will Spieth
Stiles Colbrunn
Helen
Dorothy Kilgallen
Bill Tilden
Eagle Picker
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Columbia PE
Columbia Baptist Church
Claude T. Olmsted
Elizabeth Churchward
Iris Bartter
Miss Churchward
A. D. Crocker
Donald Crocker
Robert Relsing
Mineneapolis
Minnesota
Ivan Ma. Bartter
Ruth Harrington
Jolyan Brows
Elyria
Ohio
Clyde Prindle
Forest Goodman
Orra Brocker
Little Son
Memorial Hospital
Reland Martin
Wellington
France
Lcense
Nees
Carter
Llyria
Charlie Belden
Pitchfork Ranch
Wyoming
Josephine O'Neill
George Rels
Joe Crane
Tre
Benny Goodman
Benny
B.S
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