New York Day By Day by C. O. McIntyre
Diary notes from New York about morning routines travel to Greenwich to visit Ray Long, Beards in journalism and art world, memories of editors and reporters, and colorful vignettes. Mentions Vandercook O Malley Cobb and Tunney. Concludes with Bagatelles and a 1237 copyright note.
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New York
Alice
Greenwich
Ray Long
Ble Creek
Ohio
Anna May Wong
Nelle Shaw
Buffalo
Starrs Return From Canada Trip And Adirondacks
Mr and Mrs R D Starr returned home from a motor trip to Canada and the Adirondacks. At Albany New York they were house guests of Mr and Mrs A L Myron Mr and Mrs Clarence Dague and daughter Miss Leona Rogers left on Wednesday morning for further travels.
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Spencer
R. D. Starr
Canada
Adirondacks
Albany
N. Y
A. L. Myron
Clarence Dague J
Leona Rogers
Office Girls Need Handy Beauty Aids
Office girls should keep a dedicated desk drawer with essentials for quick grooming. Include cleansing tissues, cotton squares, eye lotion, antiseptic supplies, fresh hose, handkerchiefs, hair brush, makeup kit, tissues, hand lotion, a sewing kit, and a compact cleanup routine after lunch to look polished and ready for a date or meeting.
Students Plan National Legion Convention Trip
New York City bound group will travel via Sky Line Drive through Virginia to Washington D C before returning to New York. James Hardin Clarabel Harge and Helen Neidhardt will study at Kent State University while Melvin Waltz resumes at Mt Union College. O Betty Jackson returns to Baldwin Wallace College and Leota McCourt begins an eleven month course at Oberlin School of Commerce.
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New York City
National American Legion
Virginia
Washington, D. C
New York
James Hardin
Clarabel Harge
Helen Neidhardt
Kent State University
Kent, Ohio
Melvin Waltz
Mt. Union College
Alliancee
Betty Jackson
Baldwin- Wallace College
Berea
Leota McCourt
Oberlin School of Commerce
Oberlin
Will Give Lectures At Baptist Church ROYAL BROWN
Detroit businessman and religious lecturer Roy L. Brown will open a four week series at First Baptist Church proceeding nightly through October 23, with Sunday services at 10 45 am and 7 30 pm. Each talk uses a large colored chart. Open to all denominations, per Rev R W Neighbour. Brown is described as a nationally recognized Bible teacher with strong personality and ability to pack a 60 minute study.
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R. W. Neighbour
Brown
Six Men Fined On Driving Charges
Six men were fined over the weekend on traffic charges by deputy sheriffs. Four speeding through school zones included Paul Churchward of Columbia Station, John Ernsthauser of Norwalk, John Werner of Amherst, and Edward Hoffmeister of Cleveland. All fined $10 and costs after arraignment before Justice Preston Coon. Howard Bishop of Fuller Road paid $1 and costs for not stopping at a main thoroughfare, and George Kreilie of Youngstown also paid $1 and costs for reckless driving.
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Preston Coon
Paul Churchward
Columbia Station
John Ernsthauser
Norwalk
John Werner
Amherst
Edward Hoffmeister
Cleveland
Howard Bishop
Fuller Road
George Kreelie
Youngstown
Elyria Man Fined On Driving Charge
George W. Robertson of Elyria was fined 50 dollars and costs and his license to drive suspended for six months after a guilty plea to driving while intoxicated in police court before Mayor Leonard Smith. He was arrested September 4 after a collision on East avenue involving his car and another vehicle.
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George W. Robertson
Wns
Leonard Smith
Robertson
East Avenue
Auto Driver Fined In City Court For Reckless Driving
Arthur Cletzer of Columbia Flaton was fined $2 and costs for reckless driving when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. He was arrested on September 1 and charged with driving in a reckless manner on Broad Street.
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Arthur Cletzer
Columbia 'Flaton Wos
Leonard
Smith
Broad Street
Toledo Man Fined for Reckless Driving
George Robinson of Toledo was fined $2 and costs after being arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court. He was arrested on Tuesday September 14 for driving in a reckless manner on Lodi street.
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George Robinson
Toledo
Leonard Smith
Lodi Street
Practice Scheduled At City Hall In City
The regular police school and revolver practice is scheduled for tomorrow evening at 6 o clock in City Hall.
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City Hall
John Finan Fined in Police Court After Arrest
John Finan of East avenue was fined $10 and costs for intoxication when arraigned before Mayor Leonard Smith in police court this morning. He was arrested about 2:30 a.m. Sunday on Chapel street.
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Elyria
John Finan
East Avenue
Leonard Smith
Chapel Street
Mayor Imposes Fine on Crooks for Disorderly Conduct
Rufus Crooks of Fuller Road was fined $1 and costs on a disorderly conduct charge in police court this morning. He was charged with slapping a 14 year old girl after a warrant for his arrest was sworn by the girl's mother.
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Rufus Crooks
Fuller Road
Leonard Smith
Crooks
Columbia Jottings Highlight Local Youth and Visits
Robert Kowalski works as an orderly at Lakeside hospital in Cleveland and plans to study medicine at Western Reserve University this winter. James Kowalski attends West High school in Cleveland. Mrs Clair Howard and Miss Fern Pinckney attended the flower show at Middleburg Helehta and the opening of the new community log cabin at Fairfield. Mr and Mrs E G Roth visited their son.
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Columbia Jottings
Robert Kowalski
Lakeside Hospital
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
James Kowalski
West High School
Clair Howard
Fern Pinckney
Middleburg
Helehta
Fairfield
E.G. Roth
Mrs Ivor Roth and Klingmay visit Hinckley home
Mrs Ivor Roth and her daughter of Cleveland Heights visited Mr and Mrs Louis Klingmay at Hinckley. The item notes slight earth tremors occurring frequently in Chile.
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Ivor Roth
Cleveland Heights
Louis Klingmay
Hinckley
Edward Bohnar
Rev Thomas Hughes Returns as Columbia Methodist Pastor
News notes from Columbia report Rev Thomas Hughes has been called back to lead the Columbia Methodist church. The Friendship class of the Methodist Sunday school held their September party at the local chapel, marking a community gathering amid church activities.
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Columbia
Thomas Hughes
Columbia Methodist Church
Friendship
Methodist Sunday School
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