Wellington Woman Set for 92nd Birthday Monday
Wellington Ohio resident Mrs. Maryetta Snyder will celebrate her ninety second birthday on Monday December 31. Born December 31 1842 in Litchfield she is a Civil War veteran widow and longtime Wellington resident active in church and women’s groups. She has pieced five quilts in 1933 34 and crafted three comforts for her grandchildren.
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Wellington
Jong Mfe
Maryetta Snyder
van Barber
Taylor Street
Snyder
Litchfield
Alexander
Cornelia Forbes
David Snyder
Avon Pleasant Hour Club Meets Avon
The Pleasant Hour Club hosted by Mrs J J Weiler at her home featured bridge with prizes won by Mrs Gervis Gates and Mrs Henry Mittendorf. Members then exchanged Christmas gifts and enjoyed a two course luncheon. Just On Time Club also held a one o clock chicken dinner at Mrs Walter Rauscher’s home followed by a Christmas gift exchange and card play. Mrs William Katerhenry, Mrs Carrie Wearsch, and Mrs George Kelling won prizes. The Just On Time Club will be hosted next in two weeks by Mrs Joe Tomlin.
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AVON
Pleasant Hour Club
J. J. Weiler
Bridge
Gervis Gates
Henry Mittendorf
Walter Rauscher
William Katerhenry
Carrie Wearsch
George Kelling
Joe Tomlin
Election bet ends in collapse during payoff stunt
In Shamokin Pennsylvania Orvie Reinard attempted to wheel rival Orvil Kilbaugh in a wheel barrow up a 1000 foot mountain as a post election wager. With 400 spectators watching Reinard collapsed midway and received medical treatment.
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Shamokin
Orvie Reinard
Orvil Kilbaugh
Reinard
Missouri student needs space for relatives on records
University of Missouri registrar requires revised registration blanks as Louis Hoffman Goodson notes insufficient lines to list his father, mother, grandfather, grandmother, sister, brother, four uncles, four cousins, and two aunts who attended the university.
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Columbia
University of Missouri
Louis Hoffman Goodson
Goodson
College of Arts and Science
Pontiac introduces new low priced Six in 1935 line
Pontiac Motor Company adds a new low priced Six to its improved Straight Eight to complete a nineteen model 1935 lineup. The Six offers Standard and Deluxe versions with five body styles on the Standard and sport coupe and cabriolet on the Deluxe. Six develops 61 horsepower at 65 mph. Eight delivers 84 horsepower at 70 mph.
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Pontiac Motor Company
Pontiac
Fisher
Tourist Trade Jump Adds Millions in 1934
Tourists in the United States spent about 3 125 000 000 during 1934, up 625 000 000 from 1933. Ohio cities may gain a large share as the state becomes a favored tourist area, with travelers averaging 3 3 1/2 persons per car and about 3 75 dollars spent daily.
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United States
Allyan M. Gehl
Elyria Automobile Club
Fred H. Caley
Cleveland Automobile Club
Caley
Ohio
Cleveland Club
Ford V-8 1935 debut shown at Elyria dealer
Elyrians viewed the new Ford V-8 for 1935 at J. R. Dall, with modern body lines and the center poise ride. The model adds a touring sedan body with a rear trunk, safety glass in all doors and windows, and improved chassis for easier control. Ford notes two major engine upgrades and widespread use of the V-8 across over 1.3 million existing engines.
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Elyrians
J. R. Dall
Ford
Ohio Travel Routes to Major Cities
Road information outlines paths from Toledo via U S 20 to Sandusky Port Clinton and Toledo and details routes via U S 20 through Norwalk Fremont to S R 102. It covers Columbus via S R 58 US 42 and more, Cleveland Erie Buffalo via U S 20, Youngstown Pittsburgh via SR 82 SR 14 SR 18, and Canton Wheeling via US 21 US 30. Elyria Automobile Club offers info on routes not listed.
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Toledo
Sandusky
Port Clinton
U. S
Norwalk
Fremont
Elmore
Chicago
Columbus
Oberlin
Ashland
Mansfield
Mt. Vernon
Mt. Gilead
Delaware
Cleveland
Erie
Buffalo
Youngstown
Pittsburgh
Twinsburg
S. R
Ravenna Anddinburg
S& R
Salem
Lisbon
Canton
Wheeling
Medina
Massillon
Steubenville
W. Va
Elyria Automobile Club
Penfield Christmas Candles at Methodist Service
Penfield's Methodist church held a candle lighting program on December 23 with a twelve voice Prelude It Came Upon the Midnight Clear. Rev. John J. Mc Alpine gave the invocation followed by group singing and a Processional O Come All Ye Faithful. The Candles of Christmas featured a list of local youths, with choir anthems a duet by Josephine Rollin and Margaret Frey, and a Silent Night closer followed by a children's treat.
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Penfield
The
Methodist Church
John J. McAlpine
Betty de Vin
Thirza Witbeck
Helen Blough
Avery Soor
Florence Lootabauz
Harriette Underhill
Bernard Squire
Paul Pelton
Doris Pierce
Josephine Rollin
Margaret Frey
Warren Pelton
C. E. Dickason
Russel
Robert Dickason
Karl Andrews
Donald
Douglas Biggs
Christmas Gatherings Reach Across Cleveland Area
Mr and Mrs Clayton Bobel and daughter and Mr and Mrs Hart Ferriman and son spent Friday in Cleveland. Russell Shepherd spent December 25 at Uncle Ray Jones in Amherst. Mr C E Dickason Robert Russel and Ralph Dickason with Mrs Dorothy Smith and Leonard Smith were Christmas dinner guests of Miss Abigail and Jessie Lindsley in East Cleveland. Russell Dickason from U S A is spending the Yuletide season at home.
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Matt Casper
Cleveland
Larl Pickering
Elsie Trabue
Starrs
Connecticut
Gloria Nelson
Frederick Mehling
Theresa Casper
Walter Herbert
Vina Warden
Frank Smith
Nina Warden
Louise Corelle
Geo. Covelle
Melvin Radinse
Clayton Bobel
Hart Ferriman
Russel Shepherd
Ray Jones
Amherst
C. E. Dickason
Robert Russel
Ralph Dickason
Dorothy Smith
Leonard Smith
Misses Abigal
Jessie Lindsley
Russel Dickason
Elopement schemes lead to a Madison family tea surprise
Leila Madison rushes from suburbia to New York to stop Bet's elopement with Addison Huntingdon. In a turn of disguises and police tension, Addison ends up at Aunt Minnie's with Leila Jerry Redmond guards the truth as Bet rails at the strange guests. The scene ends at a formal Madison tea, revealing intricate family politics and enduring loyalties.
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Defter
Bet
Leila Madison
New York
Minnie
Westchester
Leila
Orton Johnston- Hedces
Jerry Redmond
Yale
Jerry
Addison Nuntingdon
Stark Freeman
Edna
Addy
Jarecki
Addison
Post Road
Stark
Mrs Johnston-Hedges
Orton
Addison Huntingdon
Day by Day World War Chronicle 20 Years On
A day by day world history feature lists key events and notable births and figures on December 29 across centuries. It recalls England's coffee house crackdown by Charles II in 1675, Jeanne Antoinette Poisson's rise in 1721, Andrew Johnson's birth in 1808, Texas joining the United States in 1845, and notes Charles Goodyear born in 1800 with his rubber patent legacy.
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England
Jeanne Antoinette Poisson
Louis XV
Marquise de Pompadour
France
Germany
Frederick the Great
Dec 30 Reflections on Leaders and Legends Across Time
A medley of historical notes tied to December 30 events and figures. Mentions Gladstone born 1809 and his wartime era, Queen Elizabeth of Roumania born 1843, poet Garment Sylvia, Brig. Gen. William Mitchell born 1879, Titus Ves pasianus born on a Dec 30, Kipling born 1865 and his Recessional, plus a 1926 French academy remark.
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William E. Gladstone
England
Elizabeth
Roumania
Garmen Sylvia
William Mitchell
U. S
Rudyard Kipling
London Times
Times
Notable figures and contrarian weather claims in 1934 piece
A compact listing mentions Pablo Casals Alfred E Smith Francis Carter Wood William H Park and Stephen Leacock with biographical notes. It challenges common beliefs on extremes of cold and heat noting Stefanson and regional records and explains moist air raises heat stress more than dry air.
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Pablo Casals
Alfred E. ‘al’ Smith
Francis Carter Wood
William H. Park
Stephen Leacock
U. S
North Pole
Pole
Stefanson
Explorer
North Dakota
Siberia
Hidden Depths of Thought Surface in Daily Life
A reflection notes that most mental awareness stays beneath conscious thought throughout life, with only a small portion lifting to awareness during routine activity. The piece emphasizes the enduring gap between inner mental activity and outward behavior.
Lorain County Receives 1935 Corn and Hog Contracts
The 1935 corn and hog adjustment contracts for Lorain County farmers are distributed and explained by County Agricultural Extension Agent C I Hummel. Corn signers must reduce acreage 10 to 30 percent from 32 33 levels, hog signers cut at least 1 5 percent from 32 33 average. payments include 35 cents per bushel retired and 15 dollars per head for 10 percent of the hog base.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Washington
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