Today is the Day 1936 political letter fragment
A garbled 1936 column quotes Clark Kinnaird on diplomacy and American arms to Britain. It mentions Secretary Bryan, Ambassador Gerard, and German protests, plus remarks on munitions and U.S. neutrality amid escalating tensions. The piece includes partial dialogue and historical references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kinnaird
Elaht
Central Vere Association
Johnno Heinrich Count von Bornstorff
State Department
Wiliam J. Bryan
Great Britain
Bryan
James W. Gerard
Department of the State
Berlin
America
Washington
Kaiser
Gerard
Germany
Langhorne
Americas
Markensen
TS. Severnmen
J.P. Moregan
Hanke
Leics Githert
Hitches
Thie Poonidear
United States
Fragmented Decade Chronicles Mix Shakespeare and Leaders
A garbled, OCR like historical snippet traces December dates across centuries naming Macbeth's legendary death at Lumphanan, Francis II and Mary Stuart, Mozart, Kossuth, and Van Buren. It blends notes on theater fires, political shifts, and cultural anecdotes with disjointed filler text and stray quoted lines.
Pekras Pays Off Bet With Capitol Theatre Return
Clare George reports John Pekras fulfilled a joke bet by restoring the Capitol theatre and ordering a new Ford for the Chronicle-Telegram city editor. Pekras plans improvements at Rivoli and Dreamland theatres with new sound, air cooling, and other comforts for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare George
Chronicle- Telegram
John Pekras
Dreamland Theatre
Pekras
Rivoli
Dreamland
Capitol Theatre
Jim Dall
J. R. Dall Motor Co
J. Clare George
The
Elyria
Rivoli Theatres
Spencer High School Players Present The Road Tack Home
Spencer High School junior Ralph Wi Sem Adair leads a jaded cast in The Road Tack Home to be performed Friday at the school auditorium. The production features Claudia Nelson and Caroline Burt among the cast with helpers preparing dining, program details, and a charity bake sale to support the Baptist church Bible gift to the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Dee
The
Knights of Pethias
Uly
Aepublica
Ely
Spencer High School du
Bari Tissitaie
Claudia Nelson
Larabelle Ange
Caroline Burt
Jane Spire Melia
Rbetty Wiedrick
Jon Sendo
Une
Ralph Wi Sem Adair
Frank Novek
Jake Harmon
OH Johnny Nelson
John Nagexy
Charles Brown
Warnet Ateyne Nelson
Ceraldne Kuepfer
Edith Hansen
Doris Noi
Thanksgiving Dinners Highlight New London Events
New London observes Thanksgiving with two family dinners at 41 Grant and 13 Grant streets, 36 at Webster home and 25 at Parnell home. The Baptist Young People Rally draws 425 registrants, 380 at banquet, with speakers from Ohio and Pennsylvania themes of fellowship, music, and an Ontario address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
C. C. Webster
Grant Street
Geo. Parnell
W. L. Grover
Herbert Grover
Harry Martin
Henry Myers
Bud Robinson
Willoughby
Carlton Higgenbotham
Kirkland
Charles Grover
Cleveland
W. W. Wheeler
Cedil Webster
Olson Wheeler
Fred Webster
St. Petersburg
Fla
Parnell
N. T. Smith
Xenia
Wm. Smith
Henry Tulk
Oberlie
Kenla
Wm. Parnell
Shelby
C. A. Hicks
Willard
Wm. Marett
Cecil
Kenneth
Vera Maratt
Fitchville
Stanley Fowdan
Rochester
W. A. Fowdan
Pennsylvania
Ohio Independent Baptist Churches
Jet Baptist Church
Independent Association
Erie
Belefontaine
Geo. Bates
Spenter
Adam Lutzweiler
Philadelphia
Lutzweiler
Johnsville
O.C
Mount Vernon
Loudonville
Johnsville Ledge
Albert B. Hart
Donovan Bricker
W. J. Hotchkiss
J. W. Rhoades
Alto Mead
Fred Snyder
Jesse Buxon
Glenn Cooke
J. L. Gassell
John Howe
Lester Wolfe
Howard L. Smith
Colling Millar
Rudy Snyder
Geo Parnell
Preston Golding
Penfield Congregational Women Plan Wednesday Dinner
The Ladies' society of the Penfield Congregational church will meet on Wednesday December 5 at the home of Mrs Elsie Wilson with a covered dish dinner at noon. The item lists numerous Thanksgiving guests and local visitors including families from Flint Michigan and Wellington, with social visits across Penfield and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbais
Debare Mora
Ryubert Jisee
Lav
Sina
Helen Vestvdt
Misa Dahe
Carlson
Clyde
Will
Sekerwan
Minnia Walker
Ahren
Mro
Low Rusti
Liverpool
Lou
Spencer High
Baptist
Bates
Carlsen
Atc
N.E. Walters
Ruecsis My
F. A. Snee
Sandusky
Cyrus Watters
Robert Walter Ron
Gea Titers
Enee
Glen
Iid My . Walters
Iiclen Walters
Sterling Waltersa
Ell
Cuyahoga Falls
Owen Prosser
J. T. McCourt
Lea McCourt
Leota
Glenn Repp
West Salem
Fidelity Sunday School
Eliss O
Spencer Baptist Shareh
Charles Parent
Earl Friend
Max
Vina Bechtel
Wooster
Ohio
A. M. Priend
Lloyd Lechleitner
Cienn
Liberty Street
Cecil Wolf
Charles Maclaren
Gloria
Susie Roum
Jennie Burbage
Toledo
Congregational Society
Penfield
Dar
Ladies’ Society of the Congregational Church
Elsie Wilson
Earl Dolbin
C. A. Norris
Flint, Mich
Norris
Harry Underhill
Underhill
F. B. Kleinhans
Grace Kleinhans
Winnifred Kleinhans
Wooster College
Robert Swartz
Laverne
Wellington
Fred Prentices
Charlie Pelton
Calvin Loomis
LaGrange
Homer Looy
Washington
Akron
Seville
Elyria
Chatham
Belden
Gratton
Homerville
Spencer and Penfield
Theodora Spiegh
Worath
Laura Minkler
Levi Smith
Leonard Rising
Grace Kieinhans
Ira Starr
A. J. Andrews
Karl Andrews
Misa Ellen Gustafanon
Howard Andrews
H. C. Delefield
Valentine Cook
Townlina Road
Edward Becker
South Amherst
Elmer Baxter
Jacob Brucker
Joseph Baxter
Amherst
Alfred Schwartz
Albert Brucker
Ruth
Sadie Beal
Harold Besl
George Hollingsworth
Milton Balls
Matilda Dramm
Carl Dramm
Henry Wangerine
Oberlin
Townline Road
Harold Beal
John Klein
Ridgeville
Milton Baus
Needle Guild Society
EB. Barrer
West Ridge
August Smith
Clarence Peabody
Leroy
Annette
William
Bernice Yarka
Charles Farnsworth
Elmer Beal
Orrie Beal
Harl Beal
Big Dipper to be soup spoon in 60000 years
Philadelphia report from Wagner Schieginger of the Franklin Museum’s astronomy department states that the Big Dipper will resemble a common soup spoon in about sixty thousand years. The note sketches future sky shape changes over that vast period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Wagner Schieginger
Franklin Museum
Thanksgiving Day Socials and Visits Reported in South Ridge
Residents and relatives from South Ridge to Elyria and Amherst gathered for Thanksgiving Day meals and family visits. Names include Gordon Collier Phelps Kuittle Bechtel Fitch and Beal families with events in South Amherst Oberlin Wellington Ridgeville and Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Ridge
Gordon
James Collier
Robert Phelps
Lake Avenue
Naomi Bock
Middle Ridge
Marion Kuittle
Charles Bechtel
Brownhelm
Jay Fitch
Elyria
Walter Grobe
Crystal McDonald
Grafton
Thelma McDonald
Wandering stars move in Dipper shown at planetarium
A planetarium exhibit demonstrates the dipper’s shape changing as stars in the tip move left and right. The projector can simulate celestial positions 560,000 years ago and project forward to 51,934 A.D. showing how the dipper would look across vast time spans.
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Jupiter
Mars
Thes
MacBeth
Shakespeare
Lumphanan
Aberdeenshire
Lady MacBeth
Duncan
Raphael Hollinshed
England
Scotland
Francis II
France
Mary Stuart
Wolfgang
Mozart
Syphus
Louis Kossuth
John Genin
Kossuth
Brooklyn
New York
MB Viah
Bialik
Martin van Buren
Senate
Cluiating Rosset Te Tsath
Gabriele
Siatev
al & A
Famongs
Grace Moore
Delivoe
Amurereal
Jan Oma
Ilia
Uoeese
Eure Laeres
Pete Paris Wein
Central Press
Thank You
Mr. Pexras
Mr. Pekras
Spencer
Harry Gallatin
George Guiar
Litchfield
Lucy Willard
Granville
Lon Rush
Susie Ream
Norwalk
Stanley Wright
Frank Miller
Clyde Taylor
Mary Redman
Ashland
Earl Kirkpatricr
Walter Boone
Mueeta
Fred Nichols
Orson Howe
Paul Nichols
Litewelller
Martin Weoldrichk
Ian
West Va
P. E. Davison
W. H. Myers
Richard Myers
Helen Murphy
Harlie
Greenwood Camp
Delaware
G. L. Kattering
1St Baptist Church
C. F
Lloyd Wight
New London Hospital
Wes Mary Witta
FE. P. Bryan
Kansas City
Nellie Davis
Eleanor Northern
Grange
Roy Collingwood
Lela Shays
New London Grange
Frank Bechtel
Nelson Hechtal
George
J. R. Dall Motor Car Co