Good Friday Services at St Andrew's Parish
Regular three hour devotion from noon to 3 at St Andrew's on Good Friday includes twenty minute peri odas with hymns and meditations on the Seven Last Words. Rector assisted by Rev Dr McDonald and Rev Dr Bond. Additional child service at 4 15 and a 7 49pm sacred cantata From Olivet to Calvary. Maundy Thursday services include Holy Communion at ten and a devotional at 7 45 pm.
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St. Andrew's Church
McDonald
Bond
Methodist Church
Olivet
Calvary
Dusthimer Praises True Fellowship at Odd Fellows Lodge
F A Dusthimer spoke on fellowship and ideals, urging members to be true friends and principled citizens. Over one hundred attended the annual fish fry where First Degree conferral was announced for next Tuesday and a card party set for Monday, April 29. Respondents included M Williams, E L Breckknoch, H G Wilson, and Willam Rennie.
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F. A. Dusthimer
Odd Fellows Lodge
True Fellowship
Odd Fellowship
M. Williams
E. L Breckknoch
H. G Wilson
Willam Rennie
Good Friday Service Planned at First Methodist Chapel
A Good Friday service is set for Friday from 2 to 3 pm in the chapel of the First Methodist church. Reverend Dr. A. E. Kemp of Second Congregational church will speak on A Good Friday Message. Mrs E E Nettman will sing An Easter Story. The devotional service is sponsored by the Women’s Home Missionary Society for all church members and interested friends.
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First Methodist Church
A. E. Kemp
Second Congregational Church
E. E. Nettman
Women’s Home Missionary Society
Nomination of Officers and Reports at Women’s Club Dinner
Nomination of officers for the upcoming May 4 dinner meeting includes Eva Jackey and Vanita Hubbard for president Elizabeth Rich and Alice Gaston as first vice presidents and Vivian Hackett and Alice Fo as second vice presidents Reports from committees and discussion on sending delegates to the Cincinnati convention filled the club business session held last evening at the YWCA Delegates to the late convention were debated as part of the club’s agenda and planning for the event.
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Cincinnati
Yr. W.C. A
Eva Jackey
Vanita Hubbard
Elizabeth Rich
Lice Gaston
Vivian Hackett
Alice Fo
April dinner meeting set at First Congregational church
Recording secretary Ruth Gates and Minerva Seton, corresponding secretary Laura Harris and Grace Thompson, and treasurer Edith Terrell and Mabel Dyke report the April dinner meeting to be held next Thursday evening at the First Congregational church with Miss Vivian Blackett and her Health and Recreation committee in charge.
Hoover to lead five regional Republican conventions
Reports from Washington say former President Hoover plans a quiet personal campaign to revive the Republican party with five regional conventions. They would be held in Boston Baltimore Kansas City a western city likely San Francisco and an eastern midwest city. Hoover aims to boost party strength before the 1936 elections without seeking a candidacy.
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Washington
Hoover
Ma. Hoover
Boston
Baltimore
Kansas City
San Francisco
Midwest
Tax rulings exempt laundering equipment and threshers
Attorney General John W. Bricker ruled that equipment sold to laundries and dry cleaning establishments for cleaning and laundering is exempt from sales tax, and that grain threshing machines sold to farmers are also tax exempt.
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Columbus
John W. Bricker
State Tax Commission
Forbidden Gun Costs Boy Of 13 His Life
Thirteen year old Chester Christmas defied his father by handling a revolver despite a clear warning. In the yard with his younger brother he triggered the weapon and collapsed inside the house moments later. The gun lay nearby as his mother recounted rushing for a doctor who pronounced him dead.
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Trilby
Chester Christmas
Pauline Christmas
Chester
Civil War Vet Dies in Kent at 90
Dr. F. H. Pope, aged 90, Kent's last Civil War veteran, died here last night. Local residents recall his service and long life, marking a quiet end to a lifelong Kentite.
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Kent
F. H. Pope
Cleveland officials question license in Elyria car case
Local police were asked to verify a license number tied to a gas station hold up in Cleveland. The number matched a license issued to an Elyria resident, and police found the car was not in operation at the time of the hold up.
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Cleveland
Elyria
Mrs Catherine Boardman Dies at 103 in Sulphur Springs
Crawford county’s oldest resident and former school teacher Mrs Catherine Boardman died at 103 at her Sulphur Springs home. She was an Oberlin College alumna. A daughter Margaret survives.
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Bucyrus. O
Catherine Boardman
Crawford County
Sulphur Springs
Ohio
Obderlin College
Margaret
Lake Avenue Church Notes Easter Sunrise Plans, Social News
Regular services were held at Lake Avenue Community church led by Reverend Peck with Sunday School at 9 30 and church at 10 45. Easter sunrise services are planned for 5 30 in the orchard of Mr and Mrs E D Adams Stop 91 2, open to all. Elmus Croskey returned to Detroit after visiting his parents. Various local families hosted guests and shared visits, including the Starkeys, Behnkes, Leorns, and Clapps. The Young People’s meeting met at the schoolhouse, prayer meeting is at Mrs Nora Schaeffer’s home, and an invitation is extended to all.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenue Community
Peck
E. D. Adams
Elmus Croskey
Detroit
E. F. Croskey
Herbert Starkey
Junior Behnire
Harold Starkey
Mary Starkey
Grafton
Frank Wason
Ringeville
Howard Behnke
Elwood Leonard
David
Daniels
Lorain
William Leonard
Harold Starke
Statkey
D J Clapp
Kuipto
Gust Mathes
South Amherst
Feope
Nora Schaeffer
Frank Stone
Olmsted Falls
Frank Priovoznik
Sucker-fish legend ties to ship holding myths
The so called sucker fish attaches to larger fish or ships by a disc shaped suction disc. Ancient Greeks called it a word meaning ship holder and Romans a word meaning delayer. Tales claimed the fish could stop a vessel in a gale or the fiercest storm, keeping it rooted in place.
Canesville Cuts Police and Fire Depts Amid Deficit
Zanesville Ohio April 17 voters approved a four mill tax levy 5535 to 2366 forcing city to reduce police and fire staffs to four men each from 27 and 33 respectively. City treasury exhausted with a 1935 deficit projected at 129000. Garbage and refuse dept unspecified.
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Zanesville
Levy Drive Keeps Police and Fire Without Pay
Police and fire department personnel had been working without pay while awaiting the levy outcome. Officials say continued funding hinges on voter approval, as departments await financial relief and restoration of regular payroll.
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Police and Fire Department
Entertainment To Be Offered At Newell Hotel Lounge
The Newell Hotel introduces a new policy offering late evening entertainment in its cocktail lounge. The change marks a move to expand guest experiences with scheduled performances and music for patrons.
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Newell
Newell Hotel
Miss Babe Techappat Sings at Chateau in Cleveland Lounge
The new cocktail lounge operators plan regular entertainment with frequent changes. An afternoon and evening schedule will feature Miss Babe Techappat, a popular pianist, as the first entertainer at the Chateau in Cleveland. They aim to bring many popular acts of various kinds.
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Babe Techappat
Cleveland
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