Penfield Gustafason Andrews wedding in Penfield
Miss Ellen Gustafson and Karl B. Andrews of Penfield wed in a Christmas season ceremony at the bride’s home on Dec 21. Rev. Smith officiated with a single ring rite and a Christmas tree theme. Guests included friends from Amherst and relatives from Elyria, Spencer, Cleveland, and nearby towns as wedding plans and holiday gatherings follow.
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Penfield
Ellen Gustafuson
Karl B. Andrews
Gust Gustafason
Smith
Speancer
Janice Holzhauer
Amherst
Holly
Andrews
Penfield High School
Oberlin School of Commerce
General Motors
Cleveland
Northern Ohio Railroad
Spencer
Frank Gallo
Thompson
Amy Ferriman
Harry Newcomb
Cuyahoga Falls
Tastings
Hastings-Bowman
C. E. Waltz
Elyria
Nelson Schulz
Erhart
Earl Conkle
Valley City
Austin Hastings
Alta Hastings
Litchfield
Rolla Dague
Eugene
Dwight Smith
Hart Ferriman
Clayton Friend
Ralph Bowman
George
Ed Bowman
LaGrange
Blake Brow
Woodruff
William
Frank Johnson
Wayne Johnson
Howard Andrews
Joe Browand
Lyndon
Ira Starr
L. A. Wineberger
Dan Grissinger
Wellington
A. L. DeFields
Clinton
Virgil DeFields
A. B. Smith
Fred Rollin
Warren
Josephine Rollin
W. O. Rollin
Wayne Turner
Adelbert DeFields
Wake- Man
Levi Smith
Arlo Smith
F. E. Kleinhaus
Winnifred Kleinhaus
Roy Kleinhaus
Notable anniversaries from early modern scientists and leaders
The list honors Johann Kepler born 1571 in Germany died 1630, William Alexander Lord Stirling born 1726 from New York died 1783, Nicholas Roosevelt born 1767 died 1864, John Lord born 1810 died 1894, Louis Pasteur born 1822 died 1895, Hinton R. Helper born 1829 died 1909, Naphtali Imber born 1856 died 1909. notes place births, deaths, and notable contributions across science, exploration, and literature.
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Johann Kepler
Germain
William Aleauander
Lord Stirling
New York
New York City
Nicholas Roosevelt
John Lord
Portsmouth
N. H
Stanford
Conn
Louis Pasteur
Hinton R. Helper
Hludson Bay
Straits of Magellan
Davie Co
N. C
Washington
Naphtali H. Imber
Poland
Hope For A Short Session In Washington January 3
The article notes Congress will convene January 3 and hopes for a brief, limited session. President Roosevelt favors a quick meeting with major bills only. Expect debates on neutrality laws, ship subsidies, relief spending, AAA and New Deal agencies, tax reform, and the farm mortgage plan amid 1936 campaign year pressures.
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Legislative Mill
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
AAA
Frazier-Temke
Supreme Court
House
Statistics Show Unemployment Figures Vary Widely
The piece notes widening disparities among unemployment tallies from March 1933. It cites the peak 15,071,000 in March per the president’s committee, AF of L revised 15,470,000, and Industrial Conference Board at 13,496,000, with October gaps near 2.5 million, urging a census or new method.
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Committee On Economic Security
American Federation of Labor
National Industrial Conference Board
A. F. of In
Industrial Conference Board
Ule
Providence Sets Pace in Reducing Motor Car Fatalities
Providence Rhode Island has reduced its nine month death rate from motor car accidents to 5.7 per 190000 population setting a national example. The city with 252981 people tops a list of communities pledging to cut traffic deaths by 30 percent.
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Providence
Rhode Island
District of Columbia
United States
Union
New England
Brown University
Milwaukee
Feet and posture of famous thinkers debated
A Colgate psychology professor notes that blood flow to the brain may boost mental activity and asks for study of influencers’ sitting and leg positions. The piece advocates extensive observation and data collection to test theories on posture during discussion, walking, or at rest.
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Colgate
Psychology professor tests postures for mental speed
The psychology professor conducts tests with six young men, having them rearrange their bodies so their heads are lower than their feet and then vice versa. Findings suggest mental ability favors head down feet up positions. Caution urged about extending the theory too far.
Christmas gatherings and club events brighten Wakeman
Mrs Delia Hatchenburg hosted a Sunday school party at River Street with about twenty ladies and eleven baskets packed for shut ins. Various locals and students from Rio Grande College and Ohio State are home for holidays. Numerous meetings, card parties, and exchanges were noted across town, including Garden Club, East ern Star, and school groups with gifts, games, and refreshments.
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Eunice Holmes
Eugene
Dauchter
Mirg. McPheters
Tuscon
Ariz
California
General Society
Recenth
J Cranston
Frank Thidelin
Eastman
Wahman
Moowatee
Canada
Remeting
Themus
Glades Arnholi
Cyz
Grange
Carl Schultz
Chaa Nan
Beerbowers
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Arlene Clark
Virginia
Charles Clark
Boonville
Robert Hoyt
W. J. Benson
Norwalk
Paul Codley
Miy
Paul Codrey
Charles Rahauser
Bowling Green
Gerald
Robert Bement
Ohio State
Lyle Denman
Canton
F. A. Denman
Viking Club
Town Hall
Bridge
Pedro
Plummer Dunkle
Parkerstanding
Dramatic Club
Vermilion
Eileen Barnes
Hiking Club
Alvin Barnes
Edith Wilson
Christmas Services and Pageant at Rochester Churches
Christmas services were held at the Baptist Church with a good attendance and a bright program. Treats were given to children. The Methodist Sunday school primary department presented a varied program Tuesday night. A pageant titled The Gifts of the Magi will be shown next Sunday night by older Sunday school members. The Banner Class held a class party in the church basement Thursday night due to bad weather, with gifts exchanged and refreshments served.
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Rochester
Baptist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Injuries in Yokum woods after falling tree incident
Nathan Parks suffered serious injuries when a falling tree limb pinned him during wood cutting with Carl Knapp on the Yokum place west of the village. He sustained two rib injuries and extensive bruising. B. W. Smalley was wounded on the head Friday while working in the woods with Austin Ewell but avoided serious harm.
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Nathan Parks
Carl Knapp
Parks
B. W. Smalley
Austin Ewell
Home from Pleasant View for Jewett Boy
Allen son of Mr and Mrs Paul Jewett was released from Pleasant View Sanitarium on Sunday and will not need further treatment. The boy is glad to be home after several months away.
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Allen
Paul Jewett
Pleasant View Sanatorium
Hundred Day Assigned for Death of Saint John Apostle
A commemorative 100 day period marks the death of Saint John the Apostle and Evangelist. Also listed are historic milestones including the 1282 establishment of the House of Hapsburg in Austria, lasting until 1918, and a 1903 treaty between Ethiopia and the United States for ten years.
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Saint John
Apostle
House of Hapsburg
Austria
Ethiopia
United States
Germany
New York City
Radio City Music Hall
British Museum
Notable Obituaries and Births Across Public Figures
A list of prominent figures with birthplaces and ages: Dr Samuel M Shoemaker of New York City P E clergyman Oxford Group born Baltimore 42. Marlene Dietrich born Germany 31. General Peyton C March Washington retired wartime chief of Staff born Easton Pa TL. Brig Gen Edward L Munson University of California retired born New Haven Conn 67. Louis Bromfield Mansfield Ohio 39. Cyrus Eaton Cleveland Nova Scotia 52. James M Mead Buffalo long time congressman born Mt Morris N Y AQ. Also a reflective note on native tempering strictness with public compassion and risk of ingratitude.
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Samuel M. Shoemaker
New York City
P. E
Oxford Group
Baltimore
Marlene Dietrich
Germany
Peyton C. March
Washington
D. C
Easton
Edward L. Munson
Univ. of California Medical School
New Haven
Conn
Louis Bromfield
Mansfield
Ohio
Cyrus Eaton
Cleveland
Nova Scotia
James M. Mead
Buffalo
N. Y
Capitol
Mt. Morris
Christmas Party Hosts for Leach Home by Congregational Ladies
The Congregational church ladies entertained their husbands at the Leach home on Thursday evening. The party featured games and exchanges of Christmas gifts. Cakes fruited jello and coffee were served to over 30 attendees.
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Richard Leach
Congregational Church
Christmas Entertainment by School Pupils
The annual Christmas program at the school featured an operetta titled The Lost Doll performed by the first six grades with lead roles by eighth graders Josephine Rollin and Gladys Balozs. About forty five pupils participated. The second portion offered Christmas carols by seventh and eighth graders with Miss Margaret Frey at the piano, and presents were handed out from a decorated tree at the end.
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Josephine Rollin
Gladys Balozs
Margaret Frey
Penfield Students To Return After Two Week Break
Penfield students enjoy a two weeks vacation with studies to resume Monday January 6. Teachers head home for the holiday, including Miss Amy Hauovermale to Columbus, Mrs. Nelson to Shiloh, Miss Mitchell to Rochester, Miss Schriver to Belden, Principal Zellars to Berea and Coach Shane to Medina. Mrs Inez Gallo and son Rob warn to be careful in selecting friends.
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Penfield
Amy Hauovermale
Columbus
Nelson
Shiloh
Mitchell
Rochester
Schriver
Belden
Zellars
Berea
Shane
Medina
Inez Gallo
Rob
Celsus Accuses Early Christians of Factional Strife
As far back as the second century the philosopher Celsus charged Christians of his era with fighting and bickering among themselves, illustrating early internal disputes within the faith.
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Celsus
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Murbach Coal
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