New York Day By Day By Charles B Driscoll
A retrospective on Charles B Driscoll and Sime Charles Vriscoll Silverman traces Broadway's early show world. The book links News, Variety, and figures like George M. Cohan, with Tangled plots of theater unions and a life ending in California.
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New York
Charles B. Driscoll
Broadway
Thune
Urea
Browwig
Dayton Stoddare
Aenky
Sime
Charles Vriscoll Silverman
Hix Creation
Varlety
Sime Silvermaty
Hare
Untitled Show Business Memoir Review Cites Cohan Venus
A fragmentary review discusses a show business book covering three decades, noting Golden founder of the White Note neglects cataloging events. It contrasts Sine Abram and Abram the pages, and mentions Sine’s spendthrift later years and lavish club entertainment. McNaught Syndicate releases the work.
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White Note
Nelors
Venus Francs O'Leigh
Cohan
Hug
Simo
McNaught Syndicate
Las
Wellington Church News First Methodist and St Patricks
Church notes list Sunday school at 9 30 a m with J Heddeshenner and Charles Paluson as superintendents. Morning worship at 10 45 with The Eternal God as the lesson and a choir solo. No evening service. prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 00. St Patrick's with morning mass at 8 30, Edward Wells superintendent, and junior choir. Ordination and installation service for Nev Lawler at 7 20.
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First Methodist
J. Black
Walene J. Heddeshenner
Charles Willard
Mariam Du'lam
Bn Ropellately
AL Ces Cassaniie
Paceles
Charles Paluson
Carl Rank
Paul Lauffer
Chirch
Edward
Wells
Ray McCormick
Irene Birtheimer
Detroit
Mic
Simon Subject
Perylee
Nev
Lawler
Southern Teams Tourney Favorites
Detroit September 1 World Amateur Softball Tourney action labeled as favorites in the men’s division. Rate wake Rapids Romances from North Carolina faced tough results, while Phelps Dodge of Elybeth edged Na Deugs Hochestar New York 3 2. On the women’s side New Orleans Brey paused Welsh Dermnit 1 0 and Hipeins Midgets Tulsa 4 9 shutout Tornte Ontario.
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Detroit
Souh- Chreat
Wake Rapids
North Care
Ariz. Swere
Phelps Dodge
Elybeth
N.S
Hochestar
N.Y
New Orleans dix Brey
Welsh
Dermnit
Tulsa
Ghia
Onl En- Hiry
Yankees poised for world series after Keller injury
New York Yankees face a setback as Charlie Keller suffers a chipped ankle bone reducing depth for the series. The roster also cites Huffing a sore neck and DiMaggio wrist issues while others like Dickey Rolfe Rosar McCarthy deal with ailments. Historical note recalls 1999 series drama between Cardinals and Dodgers.
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U.S
Harry Ferguson
United Press
EW York
New York Yankees
Charlie Keller
Kelley
Charlie Huffing
Uisually
Jens
DiMaggio
Bill Dickey
Red Rolfe
Buddy Rosar
Joe McCarthy
Milestone Cops Again at Kentucky Blaze Fair
Milestone the four-year-old trotting horse owned by Joseph Neville of Delaware captur ed the free for all trot at the Kentucky Blaze Fair. Wayne Sinbright of Delaware piloted Milestone to wins in the second and third heats after a second place in the first, finishing ahead of Uncle Wall.
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Louisville
Milestone
Joseph Neville
Delaware
Kentucky
Wayne Sintrt
Unele
Wall
Birds Near Final Playoff Berth In A A Title Battle
The Columbus Red Birds and the Louisville Colonels finished first and second in the regular season to clash in the post season. The Birds defeated Kansas City 9 to 2 for their third win in four playoff starts. Max Marshall starred with a triple and a homer driving in four, while Harry Breckeen hurled nine hits in victory.
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Louisville Calonels
Fn Gai
the Birds
Kansas City
Blues
Colonels
Minneapolis
Marshall
Max Marshall
Birds
Calumbus
Harry Brececen
Columbus
Tammy Reis
Big Time Pilots Drive At Norwalk Sunday Afternoon
Norwalk awaits a soul stirring midget auto racing program at Moran County Fairgrounds on Sunday afternoon with Paul Russo of Kenosha and Mel Hansen of Los Angeles leading a field of about 25 pilots from Ohio Pennsylvania Michigan and the west coast. Russo eyes the 501 mile Memorial Day classic pace and holds a 125.217 mph average in prior 500 mile runs while Hansen drives the Red No 1 Sanderson Special. The program opens at noon with heats and a 20 lap feature culminating twelve fast machines in the main event.
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Norwalk
Paul Russa
Kenosha
Wir
Mel Nansen
Los Angeles
Indianapolis
Moran County Fairgrounds
Russo
Mel Hansen
Hussa
Hanseira
Midwest
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Michigan
West Coast
Eaton News Notes Home Weekend Visits and Local Winners
Mr and Mrs Waller Downs and sons with Mrs P J Downs visited New Baltimore Pa over the weekend and returned Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs William Simms of Schrammond were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs John Mack. Clevelanders spent Sunday at the T Dancin home with a steak fry. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dan Martin Mr and Mrs Ralph Taddy and family Mr and Mrs Jot Berish and son Mr and Mrs George Ott and Mr and Mrs Keat. The purse was 750. Other winners included Pay Upne the 2000 two year old Wol Betty and raced in the 292 pace Gray don Mir the 2016 trot.
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Waller Downs and Sons
P. J. Downs
Ti Grange
New Baltimore
Willian Simms
Schrammond
John Mack
T. Dancin
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Ralph
Taddy
Jot Berish
George Ott
Keat
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Don Mir
Betty Hicks Seeks Crown to Turn Pro After Championship
Betty Hicks Newell, 20, of Brookline aims to clinch the Wo monk National Golf title at the Country Club in a 36 hole final. She faces Sigel of Philadelphia as a strong favorite, already defeating Estelle Lawson Page in a 39 hole semi final to reach the final.
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Mass
Ilme
Betty Hivka Newell
Country Club
Sher
Hele Sigel
Philadelphia
Newell
Tye
Isome
Tori
Estelle Lawson Page
Greensburg
Fia
Miss Sicel
Frank Goldthwaite
Mart’ Worth
Tex
Southern
Lokae
Noted Preacher at Second Baptist Church Sunday
The Rev. C. R. Brown, pastor of the historic Sixth Street Church of Richmond Virginia, will speak at Second Baptist Church in the regular morning service. An international figure, he has traveled to Germany France England and Switzerland and is regarded as one of America's great preachers. The Rev. E. E. Chappelle invites the public to hear Dr Brown.
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C. R. Brown
Jobs Open In Army Signal Corps
The Flyinn Employment Security Center at 212 Middle Avenue seeks men to serve as radio specialists in the Army Signal Corps and War Reserves. Appointments lead to second lieutenant with one year duty, $13 monthly pay, 31 days annual leave, and full exemption from Selective Service. Applicants need college or telecommunication experience with radio gear.
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England
Oberlin Freshmen Hear Director Of Admissions
Oberlin College welcomed 48 new freshmen as W. H. Seaman, Director of Admissions, urged students to dedicate their minds to national and global duties. He noted shifts toward science, described enrollment changes, and highlighted diverse freshman origins across 34 states and several international regions. College opens Wednesday with Dr. Ernest Mutch Wilkins speaking on College Responsibility.
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W. HK. Seaman
Oberlin College
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Roosevelt
Seaman
College of Arts
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College of Arts and Sciences
Hoernl Arts
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Conservatory
District of Columbia
Hawaii
China
India
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Martinique
Ernest Mutch Wilkins
Gber~ Ain
Elyrian the Company Clerk Behind the Melder Maneuvers
Corporal William T. Marvin of the 145th Infantry serves as the company clerk for the Headquarters First Battalion Detachment. He handles payroll, correspondence, service records, furlough papers, and alimony notes while the unit maneuvers near Melder. He answers letters from families and keeps the rear echelon functioning, often working day and night with a single typewriter and two field desks.
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William T. Marvin
Pasadena Avenue
Elyria
145Th Infantry
United States
War Department
Washington
Stolin
Doe
Boy Leaves Home Sought By Police In Elkhart Direction
Police and state patrol sought Harold Bob Hill age 15 of 1410 Middle Aventis after a report that he left home yesterday. Authorities believed he may be headed toward Elkhart Indiana and requested public assistance in locating him.
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Harold Bob Hill
Middle Aventis
Man Arrested After Traffic Altercation Filled Court Docket
George Rarey of 122 West River Street was arraigned before Mayor Joseph Q. Petra following a traffic incident. He was fined 5 dollars and posted 4 dollars bond, suspended, on a charge of disorderly conduct.
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George Rarey
West River Street
Joseph Q. Petra
W C T U Holds Oberlin Annual Meeting
Oberlin OhioSeptember 13 The annual meeting of the Oberlin Women's Christian Temperance Union was held at East Lorain Street home of Mrs A B Hakes. Officers were elected led by President Miss Susan F Hinman with Mrs A G Comings and others. Reports covered national and local activities including Federation and peace work. College calendar lists Freshman Week events and church activities in Oberlin. Norman Berkoff Wakeman charged with reckless driving pleads not guilty. case continued.
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A.G. Comings
Anna Kennedy
Elyria Union
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Maregaret Schauffer
Fellowship of Reconciliation
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Toe Luesear
Susan F. Hinman
A. G. Comings
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Etta Wright
Finney Chapel
T. W. Graham
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Bosworth Hall
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Chance Creek
Hales Gymnasium
Norman Berkoff
Wakeman
West Avenue
Rehearsal and church events clash on evening agenda
The First Baptist church plans a 9 45 p m service with a sermon by Rev Borikowsky while a community kindergarten opens its first semester under Miss Clay and Mary Yocom. Registrars report full attendance with waiting list. a later opening time noted. Community club elected officers and set monthly meetings for fourth Thursdays. Several residents hosted visits from out of town as local exchanges of hospitality continued. Accessories stolen in a daytime theft were reported on West Avenue and Sixth Street.
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Mary Yocom
Tack Webber
Caroling Avenue
West Avenue
Sixth Street
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