Davey to Use Car Paid for Out of Guard Funds
Ohio Governor Davey will keep using an eight thousand twenty five dollar Cadillac limousine bought with National Guard funds despite a state auditor warning it should be used exclusively for Guard purposes. General Marx defended the practice as customary for governors and the Guard, noting such autos have long been supplied to governors. Ferguson protested the purchase as excessive.
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Columbus, CO
Adjt
Emil F. Marks
Davey
State of Ohio National Guard
Joseph T. Ferguson
National Guard
Ohio
Marx
Ferguson
Paulding
State
State Tax Commission
Miller
James Dunn
Cleveland
Walter Mitchell
Loungstown
Two women killed in Lake Township bus crash
On March 30 in Wood County near Latchie a Toledo woman Mrs Irene Rick was killed and her Cincinnati companion Mrs Eva Manhardt injured when their car collided with a Lake Township High School bus. Four students on the bus suffered minor injuries.
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Bowling Green
Irene Rick
Toledo
Eva Manhardt
Cincinnati
Latchie
Wood County
Lake Township High School
Great Ziegfeld Opens Tomorrow at Rivoli Theatre
A cast led by William Powell Myrna Loy and Luise Rainer presents The Great Ziegfeld at the Rivoli Theatre opening tomorrow.
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William Powell
Myrna Loy
Luise Rainer
Rivoli Theatre
Capitol Theatre to Stage The King and the Chorus Girl
The King and the Chorus Girl opens tomorrow at Capitol Theatre with a lively chorus and laughs from an American cast. The production promises entertaining songs and comic scenes as audiences await opening night.
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Ican
Capitol Theatre
Afsprung Granted Divorce From Mrs Helen Afsprung
William Afsprung aged 55 was granted a divorce from Helen Afsprung 47 who was secretary to Congressman Herbert S. Bigelow. He said she grew religious and entered politics three years ago and that he had to care for the home and eat with his mother. No children.
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Cincinnati
William Afsprung
Helen Afsprung
Herbert S. Bigelow
Afsprung
Amusing Story Next On Capitol Screen
A humorous note previews a forthcoming segment about a king's pursuit of an Amier, slated for the Capitol screen. Details firm up upcoming broadcast and related characters.
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Capitol
Radio ProgramsSchedule for March 31 1937
Radio listings for WGAR WJAY and other stations show a dense schedule of programs with names like Amos n Andy Firestone and Al Jolson plus orchestras and bands. The listings include times 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 and 12 with variety shows news music and dance segments and note all programs subject to change.
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Johnson
Stevenson Johnson Family
D.dik Abbott
Bob Newhall
Lady Lovell
Thomas Kitts
Kelly Orphan Annie Amos
N’ Andy
Chuck Wagon
Varities News
Lum Abner
Alex. Woollcott
Orch
Morgan Band Music Hall
Tom
al Jolson
A. M
Ray Morton
Board of Educa
Mres. Wiscs
John’s
Childe
David Harum
Backstage
Be Charming
Mary Marlin
Tinda
Harry Richm
Fidler’s Orch
Cleveland
Pepper Young
Wa Perkins
the O'Nelills
Collesians
Folinn Moon
Guiding Light
Dari Dan
Tom Mit
Jack Armstrot
Orphan Annie
Radio News
Lowell Thomas
Amos
Uncle Ezra
Ted Dempsey West
Texas Leagueers and a Batting Giant in Texas
A punchy vignette describes a Texas League baseball game with a massive batter whose first pitch sale rockets past two counties. The piece mixes humor, gossip, and oddities, including stray lines about spectators and unrelated quips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Babe Ruth
Beauty Fame Split Between Hands Eyes and Neck
Japanese beauty experts cite three claims to fame focusing on the shape and use of hands the size of eyes and the nape of the neck. Americans emphasize the neck as decisive in beauty standards.
SHE CAN DO IT First from right
A comic line set contrasts learning romance by mail with a playful jab at a letter carrier, hinting at flirtatious misunderstanding and witty banter between characters. The exchange preserves a cheeky, period voice.
The Scotch of it and other light items
A collection of brief humor and social observations. Briton send congratulations to Lord Kelvin statue unveiling in Washington. Separate vignettes include a military wife’s private matter, a mountain guide quip, insect kindness, a professor and Miss Gray joke, and a biologist’s owl claim.
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Lord Kelvin
Washington, D. C
Scotland
Chronicle Telegram Want Ad Results Summary
Classified line from Chronicle Telegram outlines wanted items and results of listings. Includes names of buyers and sellers, prices and items sold, with brief notes on conditions and terms of sale. Readable fragments indicate successful bids and remaining listings.
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Chronicle
Easter Program Delights Sunday School at Methodist Church
During the Sunday school hour at the South Amherst Methodist church on Sunday morning members presented an Easter program. The event featured readings and songs by participants in the church school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Methodist Church
Easter Concert Recitals Feature Local Students
The program titled Easter Morning and An Easter Song showcased recitations and songs by Harold Allsop Marjorie Swiers Gerald Bauman Kolli Jackson Milton Dudosh Mabel Du dosh Betty Ann Bauman and Mrs Henry Kolb. Attendance reached sixty five with each attendee receiving a chocolate Easter egg.
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Wil. Mam Cook
Woman's Union and Aid Societies Meet at Congregational Church
Society groups from St. John's Woman's Union and Methodist Ladies' Aid join the Ladies' Dime Society for Thursday afternoon activities at 2:00 in the Congregational church.
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St. John’s Woman's Union
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Ladies Altar Society to Meet at Nativity Church Parlor
Mrs. John Sledge and Mrs. John Browski Sr will host the Ladies Altar Society gathering in the Nativity church parlors Thursday afternoon with members invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sledge
John Browski
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Community Briefs and Funeral Rites
Social items note visits from Elyria Amherst and Detroit residents and a Hungary Hall dance planned by Nativity parish. Baptisms at Congregational church include Donna Powers Dickie Gleason Carol Roberts and Sandra Powers. Funeral services for Elizabeth Nickel were held at St John’s Evangelical and Reformed with burial in Evergreen cemetery.
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O. J. Brown
John Garland
Jane
Elyria
Foster Jenne
Burton Jenne
Amherst
Joseph Heathcote
Grace Neri
Detroit
Frank Powers
Congregational Church
Donna May
George Powers
Lorain
Dickie Gleason
Richard Gleason
Carol Roberts
William Roberts
Sandra Powers
Nativity Parish
Hungarian Hall
Elizabeth Nickel
St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. E. Schmidt
Albert Schneider
Harold Allsop
Christ Heiser
Richard Leonard
John Leonard
Charley Nickel
George Nickel
Robert Allsop
Evergreen Cemetery
O. H. Baker
Short Notes on Weekend Visits Across Ohio
Glenn Ruth was the weekend guest of relatives in Findley Ohio. Mrs Maria Bruce of Amherst was the recent guest of her sister Mrs Alex Garland. Miss Lois Springer spent the weekend with her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Ka fer in Mansfield Ohio.
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Glenn Ruth
Findley
Ohio
Maria Bruce
Amherst
Alex Garland
Lois Springer
Kafer
Mansfield
National PT Congress Opens May 3 In Richmond
The forty first annual National Congress of Parents and Teachers will meet in Richmond May 3 to 7 with home and school units for a finer community life as the keynote. Dr J W Studebaker will open with a talk on the topic, Health discussions led by Dr Thomas H Parran Jr and other notable speakers. Delegates will tour Williamsburg Jamestown Yorktown and other Tidewater sites.
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Richmond
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
B. F. Langworthy
J. W. Studebaker
U. S
Thomas H. Parran, Jr
U. S. Public Health Service
American Public Health Association
American Neisserian Medical Society
Langworthy
Florence E. Allen
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Cleveland
Forrest Long
Cal
A. H. Reeve
Philadelphia
Julia Wright Merrill
Chicago
Mary England
Montgomery
Ala
Edgar Dale
Columbus
Williamsburg
Jamestown
Yorktown
Tidewater Virginia
Tipton Farmer Unearths 3200 Four-Leaf Clovers
Har old Eves of Tipton Indiana claims a treasure trove of 3200 four-leaf clovers and 11 six-leaf clovers. The rarity of six leaves adds unusual note to his gardening findings. The story frames luck and preservation of the rare sprigs.
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Tipton, In
Harold Eves
Tipton
Eves
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