Obituary of Letha Rebecca Stites Taylor in Fulton County Ohio
Letha Rebecca Stites Taylor born November 24 1893 in Chesterfield Fulton County Ohio died March 26 1992 at age 98 Her parents Allyn and Adeline Hite Stites her husband Carl P Taylor and two brothers Roy C and Hal A are named Two sons Milan 7 Merle 6 are noted Along with many relatives and friends her memory is celebrated with a verse about going home to Jesus She lived in United Brethren church North Dover and left a lasting family legacy
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Letha
Rebecca Stites Taylor
Allyn and
Adeline Hite Stites
Chesterfield
Fulton County
Ohio
United Brethren Church
North Dover
Carl P. Taylor
Milan
Merle
Roy C
Detroit
Hal A
Fulton Co
Egg Rolling at White House Recalled in Washington Easter Day
Washington marked Easter Monday with children gathering on the White House grounds to roll eggs and receive a welcome from President Harding, Mrs. Harding, and Laddie Roy the president’s dog. The event, begun by Grant and continued through later administrations, featured bands, toy balloons, and gift eggs presented to the First Couple.
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Glorious home awaited as she watches for visitors
A solitary line speaks of someone waiting, watching for others to arrive and enjoy her cherished home. The tone hints at anticipation and hospitality tied to a revered dwelling.
Seed catalogs spark home garden ideas this season
Almost everyone has ideas on the best vegetable varieties for home gardens as the vegetable gardening specialist at the Ohio cooperative extension notes. The season of seed catalogs prompts gardeners to plan, compare seed types, and select cultivars for success.
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Plant seed varieties alphabetized by garden staple names
A reader lists vegetable seed varieties by category and alphabetically within each. Entries include beans, beets, cabbages, carrots, celery, corn, cucumber, lettuce, melons, onions, parsley, parsnips, peas, pumpkins, tomatoes, turnips, spinach, radishes, and watermelons with specific cultivar names such as Kentucky Wonder, Early Leva than, Davis Perfect, Grand Rapids, Burrell Gem, Prizetaker, American Wonder, Cuban Queen, and more. The list aims to guide safe and best choices based on observed results across Ohio gardens.
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Challenger
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Wakefield
Copenhagen
Enkhuizen
Chantenay
Danvers
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Country Gentleman
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Burrell
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Boston
Church Announcements for Local Congregations
Methodist and Christian churches invite worshippers and guests to morning and evening services, Sunday school, and special programs. Passion Week services begin nightly at 7 16, with sermons by Dr J P Olive and J Wade Seniff scheduled for revival meetings in late April. A stereopticon lecture series on Christ’s last week runs nightly from April 10.
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