Christmas social season fills town with gatherings
Mrs Naomi Hunter hosted Christmas guests including C C Thome Elaine Calvin Ray Hunter Bobby Norman Gibson Fay Guy Erma Wilgus Onalee Holt Dwight Holt and Harry Griffith family. others attended club meetings with prizes and Christmas exchanges at Priscilla Bi Mo Jester and Nineteen Hundred clubs. Rev Vollrath and Cyprian Terwoord were guests at Veritas Study Club. Continuous holiday events featured dinners, tureen meals, bridge prizes, and planned January gatherings.
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Naomi Hunter
C. C. Thome
Elaine
Calvin
Ray Hunter
Toledo
Bobby
Norman Gibson
Fay Guy
Hamilton
Erma Wilgus
Onalee Holt
Dwight Holt
Columbus
Harry Griffith
Richard
Richwood
S. Wilgus
Orion
W. R Allen
W. R. Zeis
Forest Dame
Wesley Bishop
Dame
Lucille Kurtz
Veritas Study Club
Lucille Derr
Paul Vollrath
Cyprian Terwoord
Ave Maria
Isabelle Collet
Magdalene Arnold
Imelda Orians
Oleta Ruffing
Time by the Forelock Easter Sermon Christmas Blessing
In an Easter Sunday sermon a preacher addressed the large congregation noting some will not return until next Easter. He extended wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to those absent, marking a reflective holiday message.
Eyes as Guide to Beauty by Charlotte Joslin
New York beauty star Charlotte Joslin, famed for Radio City Music Hall Rackettes, shares her makeup philosophy. She says women should let eye color guide shade choices for powder rouge and lipstick, a simple rule she says never fails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Joslin
New York
Radio City Music Hall
Christmas Plum Pudding and Holiday Kitchen Tips
A festive article outlines traditional plum pudding with exact steaming times and flaming service, plus Christmas color ideas featuring red decorations and holly. It includes recipes for a strawberry gelatin salad mold with walnuts and celery and a cranberry sauce to complement winter meals.
Carey Markets Corrected This Tuesday Morning
Local dealers report a corrected Carey market update issued Tuesday morning, noting adjustments to prices and supply conditions. The item highlights changes in market guidance and dealer reactions to the revised figures.
Migration to Farms 1930 to 1935 Debated
The 1935 agricultural census suggested many moved to farming, with more farms reported than in 1930 and farmers noting prior nonfarm residence. Ohio State figures question whether growth reflects migration or better counting and redefinition of farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E Lively
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
McDaniel Motor Sales Buys Wear-A-Well Stock
J F Lindsay at 114 N Vance has taken over the complete Wear A Well stock including shoes rubbers arctics goloshes and baby shoes. Also for sale good used upright pianos from Theis Furniture Exchange and a 4 room upper duplex for rent with private entrance and bath through Robert Gardner at 337 E North Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Lindsay
N. Vance Street
Theis Furniture Exchange
Robert Gardner
North Street
Rural to urban migration shifts eyed in 1930 35 Ohio counties
The study notes a broad migration from farms and cities to non farm areas between 1930 and 1935. About half of Ohio counties would have seen farm population declines without influx from non farm territory. Western counties lost most natural gains, while poorer lands and areas near cities fared best. Migration favored villages over farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Expansion Brings Busy Beggar Shop Growth
A passerby beggar story notes two hats as a sign of an idea. Beggar confirms business was brisk and the shop had to enlarge to handle demand.
State to train physicians in mental hygiene for wards
Welfare Director Margaret Allman announced a two semester post graduate seminar to standardize diagnosis and care of the mentally ill. The course will be held next April at Columbus State hospital or Ohio State University and be mandatory for new state physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Welfare Department
Margaret Allman
Columbus State Hospital
Ohio State Univerrsity
Self-Independence Teach a Child to Swim Not to Rely on Wealth
The article argues that frugal parenting aimed at securing a child's future should focus on education and moral development. By teaching a son or daughter to swim, rather than relying on inherited money, parents equip them to navigate life and laws, offering greater value than wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
The Scot Cannot Pay His Bill Challenge
A Scottish guest bores guests with feats then accepts a dare to prove he cannot pay his bill. An Englishman offers to do what the Scot claims he cannot, prompting a humorous exchange about the bill.
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Scotland
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Priscilla Club
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J. D. Siddall
Jester Club
Free Scoarse
W. Findlay Street
Kenneth O’brien
Charles Calmen
Bridge
Sadie Kennerley
Nineteen Hundred Club
Walter Myers
Findlay
Robert Ewing
Ewing
Homer Wonder
F. A. Galbroner
Veritas
W. S. Huffman
H. E. Snyder
Holy Land
Paul R. Clouser
Art
Samuel Gunther
Ty, R. C. Club
Walter Gottfried
East of Town
T . C. Club
Addison Rickle
Henry Lortz
Dean Wright
R. J. Spitler
L. J. Nachbar
Frank Ogg
Ralph Haford
Nachhbar
Sue
Thomas
Carey
Tates
Fostoria
Fostoria Animal Products, Inc
P. M
Tracey
Adrian
Dave Orians
Peirce’s Dairy
Albus
UPPER
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Pete
E. G
Buchsieb, Inc
Shick
Upper Sandusky, Ohio
Jones
Jooney, Freddie Bartholomew
Jackie Cooper
the Devil Is
Mickey Mouse In Color
Barbara Stanwyck
Joel McCrea
Wednes
Jean Muir
Sky
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