Franklin Farmers Institute Set for Canal Winchester Jan 8 9
The forty seventh annual Franklin Farmers Institute will meet January 8 and 9 at Canal Winchester High School auditorium. The program includes sessions led by Harlan Rainier Edward Bath Mary Hammond and Miss Clara Bancroft with music by school groups and a dramatic play Tempest and Sunshine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Lin Farmers’ Institute
Canal Winchester High School
Harlan Rainier
W. E. Jones
U. B. Church
Lucinda Bailey
Billy Conrad
Billy Hanners
County Supt. of
Jorge C. Beery
Matte Francisco
H. S. Girls’ Glee Club
Edward J
Bath
Ohio Farm Bureau
Canal Winchester Vacations Ag
Joseph Smith
Mary G. Hammond
Groveport Vocational Agriculture Department
Harlan Reinier
Noreze McLaughlin
Dugt
John Solt
Lucille Beatty
Tempest and Sunshine
Marjorie Loy
Neil Wright
Raymond Sims
George Wolfram
Tom Swope
John Herb
Wilson Kramer
Ralph George
Institute
Stripping Them Down A Bridge Hand Defense
The article discusses a bridge tactic from Perkins and McKenney. It explains a defensive line to counter exit play by catching an opponent with queen-x or king-x, then using a sequence to ruff and manage clubs and diamonds to preserve the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SU Lawmon
McKenney
F. K. Perkins
Boston
Perkins
Declarer
Lancaster woman credits Vendol relief for digestive and dizzy problems
Mrs. C. W. East of 1209 W Fair Ave Lancaster describes years of sluggish liver and weak stomach with dizziness and insomnia. After using Vendol she reports improved digestion, regular bowels, increased strength, and ability to cook for six, run errands, and assist lodge members, praising the drugstore pitch and endorsement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
C. W. East
Fair Avenue
Loeher
Bridge Puzzle Explains How to Finish the Hand
In the article a reader learns an opening play and a four solution in which the declarer plans a finesse with spades. The strategy uses dummy to force West to withhold the king, then a club return to seal the play and make the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ned
Declarer
West
Mission Revival Services Draw Churches Together
Rev Dr H C Sims spoke at Maple Street Evangelical Church on Sunday morning and preached on The Contrast of the New Birth. He repeated themes at Maywood Mission and opened a week of nightly talks with What Must We Do To Be Lost. Naomi Johnson will perform at each service. Marry Dale Awalt and Margaret Ruth Duncan listed as residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Sims
Maple Street Evangelical Church
Poling
Sims
Maywood Mission
Christian Union Church
Nazarene Church
Christian Union
Nazarene Trio
Maple Street Church
Fesday
Naomi Johnson
Rebel Ave
Newark Declamer Wins Peace Prize in District Contest
Donald Stage of Newark won first place and a gold medal in Westerville for his declamation "Mary and Wodin, Inc." at a semifinal district contest of the Prince of Peace competitions by the Ohio Council of Churches. John Thalen of Pataskala was named alternate. Final rounds are set for Columbus in February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Stage
Newark
Westerville
Theft Reported in Pleasantville Auto Break-In
Harold Catney of Pleasantville route No 1 reported to police yesterday that two buckle overshoes and a flashlight were stolen from his car parked at 528 East Fifth Ave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Catney
Pleasantville
East Fifth Ave
Broken Hip Fatal to Fairfield Man in City Hospital
Albert Emley aged 76 died at 10 30 p m Sunday in the city hospital after suffering a broken hip from a fall at his Cedar Hill Road home last Thursday. He leaves two sisters Miss Ey Carrie and Sarah Emley at home and four brothers Ellsworth Frank George and Perry all of Huntington Indiana. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 p m at the home with Rev L A Donnally of Amanda.
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Fairfield
City Hospital
Albert Emley
Cedar Hill Road
Missey Carrie
Sarah Emley
Ellsworth
Frank
George
Perry
Huntington
Indiana
L. A. Donnally
Amanda
Appointment notices from Fairfield County probate court
Notices announce executors and executrices for estates in Fairfield County Ohio. Nancy Miller of Lancaster named executrix of George E Miller estate. John K Christy of Amanda named executor of Rouben Shupe estate. Dates December 1935 and December 1938 respectively.
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George 2. Miller
Nancy Miller
Lancaster
Ohio
George E. Miller
Fairfield County
C. RE. Ruble
Said County
Rosine Paris Brings Nordic Chic to Winter Wear
Paris fashion house Rosine Paris unveils a wear‑all season collection featuring simple wool daytime outfits with high necks and draped sleeves, plus heavy tweed suits trimmed in fur. Evening pieces include prune velvet gowns with deep V necks and a white otto man lame ensemble with tailored jacket and backless gown details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rosine Paris
Jin
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Farmers Institute
Canal Winchester
Silas Alspach
Floyd Schlepp
Bert Lease
Carl Schacht
Charles Barnhart
Clarence Stevenson
Lawrence Moore
Paul Dike
Intelligent Engine
Clara Bancroft
O. 8
Geo. Wolfram
Canal Winchester School
Emmett Good
5. K. Burbner
G. W. McOuen
Darwin
Jus
L. L. Moore
Helen Westervelt
Vernon Ridenour
Edwin Busey
L. B. Fidler
Frank Schirm
Parley Haffey
Chas. Barnhart
F. E. Harrison
William Am E.‘Mckenney
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Pase
Eks
la Pass
Looker’s
Bert
Ady
C. W. Kost
Doris Duke
Doris Duke Cromwell
America
Los Angeles
Honolulu
James Cromwell
Globe Trotters
Cromwell
Lionel Twill
Hollywood
Marry Dale Awalt
Margaret Ruth Duncan
Green Mound Cemetery
J. W. Halleman
Wiseman’s
Chatham
Stevens
Nashua
Chatham & Beacon
Candlewick
Jacquard
Comfort Charlie
Kenwood
St. Marys
Cloth of Gold
A. B.C
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