Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird in 1034 chronicle
A 1034 dated feature lists astronomical data for June 7 and historic vignettes. It notes Mars and Saturn by night, Mercury and Jupiter by evening, and the last quarter Moon. It recounts Robert Bruce’s death and heart-remnant lore, and historic events like the Field of the Cloth of Gold and Port Royal’s sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Kinnaird
Key Central Press Association
Vous
Mars
Saturn
Mercury
Jupieter
Robert Hruce
Robert Shero
Scotland
Iria
Ilia
James Dougstas
Spain
Infonso XI
Castile
Granada
Douglas
Melrose Abbey
Dumfermline
Francis I
France
Henry Vee
England
Guines
Adres
Port Royal
Jamaica
Greater Antilles
Notable Nativities and Historical Glimpses Verse
A collage of date references and brief notes from a periodical page. It recalls Edwin Booth’s death, James Young Simpson’s birth, and Knud Ramnussen, with odds and ends on astrology, early photography, and assorted local social notes from open days and family gatherings. The tone mirrors era journalism with succinct biographical blurbs and community updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Young Simpson
Queen Victoria
Willam Morton
Boston
Simpson
Paul Monroe
International Institute
Children Day Exercises At Local Churches And Community Baseball
Rochester notes Sunday morning services at the Baptist church and an evening service at the Methodist church. The Methodist Cheerful Workers meet at Miss Elsa Jewett’s home Wednesday. Local boys built a new baseball diamond on Nora Chamberlin’s field and lost 15 to 11 to Clarkfield after one prior practice. Various locals travel for Decoration Day events, races in Indianapolis, and family visits. Several families move homes and many residents attend gatherings and grave decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
Baptist Church
Methodist Sunday School
Elsa Jewett
Nora Chamberlin
Clarksfield
Wayne Pearse
Lorain
Andy Davidson
L. A. Storrow Farm
Paul Gott
LaGrange
Image School
William Davidson
Firsa Jewett
Kathleen Campbell
Eileen Cassell
Martin Snyder
Helen Crittenden
Josephine Stocking
Katherine Snyder
Joe Gill
Jonnie Geisler
Emma Gill
Toledo
Anna Gill
Corwin Coe
Steubenville
Clarkfield youths host picnic and union at West Clarkfield quarry
A Clarkefield group held a picnic and weather roast at the West Clarkefield quarry on Wednesday. The Merrill union met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Livesmore Sunday with about 80 attendees. Officers elected were Carl Puder president, Alice Puder secretary and treasurer. Next reunion slated for 1936 at Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Puder's home. Other briefs note illness, visits, and social events among local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Clarkefield
West Clarkefield
Guy Livesmore
Carl Puder
Aliee Puder
Charlie Puder
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits and Movements
Goodman and Mrs Langendorfer with Mrs Rosswau visit Cleveland Tuesday. DuWitt couple from Cuyahoga Falls attend Sunday gathering at Tra Lee home. Elizabeth Moore stays with Louise Rife in Chatham Monday to Monday. W H Stone and son Doren join Oli ver Prechtel and Fred Prechtol in Ashland Sunday. Mrs Fairchild of Holly Mich visits FW Fairchild and Mrs Donna Frye Thursday through Saturday. Henry Sanford buys Mrs Finzel’s farm in New London. Mrs Freya Nester and Mrs Spurrier drive Edna Twaddle to Lorain hospital for cataract operation. Gordon McIntyre on CCC nine day furlough from New Lexington. Harry Green of Sandusky visits John Merrill’s family Tuesday. Bertha McCliffin family enjoy Sunday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Langendorfer
Margaret Rosswau
Cleveland
Gordon DuWitt
Cuyahoga Falls
Tra Lee
Elizabeth Moore
Louise Rife
Chatham
W. H. Stone
Doren
Oliver Prechtel
Fred Prechtol
Ashland
Ashland, Mra
William Fairchild
Holly
Mich
FW. Fairchild
Donna Frye
Henry Sanford
New London
Finzel
Freya Nester
Eet Spurrier
Edna Twaddle
Lorain
Gordon McIntyre
CCC
New Lexington
Harry Green
Sandusky
John Merrill
Bertha McCliffin
Local Families Host Guests Amid Household Ties
Mrs Norma Livermore and Mrs Guy Livermore with Mrs Ethel Burt are guests at the home of Mrs 0 M Jows and Kathleen Voasta for several days this week. The fragment reflects on community institutions facing issues of marriage, children, property, and contracts as part of society’s problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Livermore
Oriin
Mum
Guy Livermore
Ethel Burt
0. M. Jows
Kathleen Voasta
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Boone
North Carolina
Red River
Ken-tah-teh
Land of Tomorrow
Kentucky
Boone
Richard Henry Lee
Westmoreland County
Virginia
Gress
Edwin Thomas Booth
Hamlet
New York
Samuel Breeze
Niepce
Daguerre
Brucy Murray
W. A. Jewett
Greydon
Ray Jewett
Amherst
D. C. Mann
Lake
Fred Riebe
A. Seidler
Ter
Findlay
Lee Conklin
Merrill
Arthur Barnes
Merritt Parker
Don Hawley
Huntington
Lester Ketchum
Charles Livermore
Richard
Hazel Teasel
Carlos Snyder
Lawrence Snyder
Earl Jacobs
Ruggles
Miso Myrtle
Elysias
Leo Livermore Nome
Mabel Ihop
Nova
V& Petsal OL
By Stanlex
Marianne
Virial
VSS
West Salem
Center Aid Society
Eugene Babcock
H. R. Ward
Myrtle Herrick
Charles Beardsley
E. T. Flanagan
Herbert Adler
Frank Adler
Arthur Rieske
Donald Sprinkle
Indianapolis
Mahlon Burnham
Merle
Frank Rowland
Ralph Rowland
Myron Peyton
Akron
Miss Peyton
Adolph Pearce
Frank Josslin
William
Richard Pearce
Elsie Pearce
Eva Winfield
Lizzie Chapman
Eiva Cowie
William Goldsmith
Marian
Frend
Anna Simmons
Simmons
M. E
Arthur Jewett
Leonard Keller
Floyd Handley
Mm Elyria
Leigh Ketchum
Cora Rolfe
Elyria
Lawrence
Ifs
Baby
Ieunion
George Harwood
Mary Robinson
Dell Crandell
Carl Crandell
Columbus
Pfaff
Idrs. Phill
Dude Benson
Nate Harris
Peck
Rose
Kant
Roy Peck
B. C. Burt
Clarence Searls
Olena
Grace Russell
George Keith
Tom Turner
Jack Evans
Marjory Lee
Fay Robinson
Spencer
Willet Stone
Norwalk
Alice Clark
Willaker
Fred Philips
Charles Phillips
Rose Lee
John Lee
Frank Gambie
Morenci, Mich
Mary Mary Laurence
East Avenue
East Ave
Mathew Zechman
Rose-O-Cuba
Tampello Cigars
Second Street
THE
LEE Whitney CO
Broad Street
Plymouth
America
Dodge
DeSoto
Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Motors
Plymouth Motor Corporation
Michigan
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