Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...town brought to the attention of his manager by the fact that its high school basketball team won 150-odd successive victories), there performed before a great assemblage. He played in Providence, in Boston, in 'Manhattan, in Buffalo and Rochester. He went North to Canada, stopped in Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago. Next week, he is scheduled to fill another engagement in Manhattan, then he returns to the Middle West. He will tour the Northwest, play in California in March, in Honolulu in April, in Australia in May and June...
...Cleveland, in four small rooms at the rear of the Reformed Seventh Day Adventist Mission, middle aged women and young girls congregated to watch the unrelenting minutes burrow into the future. They wore no lace, no ornaments, not even their wedding rings; they painted not, neither did they powder; for, said one: "The gates of Heaven are not open to the gaudy slaves of fashion...
Dean Donham presided at the dinner and short talks were given by Harry Dwight Smith of Cleveland for the jury, and Lou E. Holland, President of the Associated Advertising Clubs. Among the guests was Conde Nast of the Nast Publications, New York City...
...symbol of all that is for the good of the world, even as the Uncle Sam of American literature is not a historical personage but only a symbol of all that is good for the U. S." Bishop Brown was tried by a court of eight bishops in Cleveland and proclaimed a heretic. The 'Bad Bishop" contended that there was no such thing as a heretic. He appealed to a special Court of Review...
Engaged. Francis Grover Cleveland, youngest son of the late President Grover Cleveland, to Miss Alice Erdman, daughter of Dr. Charles R. Erdman pastor of the First Presbyterian Church at Princeton...