Pilgrims’ Thanksgiving Omitted for Forty-Five Years Then Restored
A historical lesson notes the Plymouth feast of 1621 and 1623, followed by a 45 year gap before another Thanksgiving in 1668. It recounts Bradford’s feast with Indians, the menu including turkey and venison, and notes later colonial adoption and Lincoln’s 1864 proclamation for a national holiday.
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New York
Plymouth Colony
Plymouth
William Bradford
Masaasoit
White Mans
Bradford
England
Abraham Lincoln
Turkey
Worthington Groups Celebrate Autumn Birthday Week
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps honored September to December birthdays with a covered dish supper at the G A R Hall. Highlights included songs, piano duets by Dale Jackson and Ireta Ray, a reading by Mrs. George Hawk, a Thanksgiving poem by Faye Cowles, a dress parade, and prizes for Dorothy Keyes and The Higgins Bottom Family.
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Wellington
Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
G. A. BR. Hall
May Ray
God Bless America
Dale Jackson
Ireta Ray
George Hawk
Faye Cowles
Pearl Bassett
Temple Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Kathryn Gannett
Bassett
Elberta Pratt
Lille Gray
Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights Across WW and WGAR
A dense listing of radio programs, hosts, and times across WW 850 and WGAR 1220. It catalogs soaps, news segments, musical variety shows, and dramatic readings featuring Terry a firatss Bky Kin gee Armstron Tenn Je Sports News Dorothy Fuldheim Campfire Melodies Lone Ranger and other named acts. The collage notes time slots from early morning to late evening with station mentions, show titles, and host names.
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Terry A
Mayer
Ace News
Ace Tall
Ninrian Berenade
Revellla Digest
Bing Crosby
Dr. Malone
Timster
Burton Clevé
Perry Mason
Debonnaires
Bock Rogers
Munte
Terry & Pirates
Superman
J. Armstrong
Jed
Aperta
Montana Cowboys News
Dorothy Puldheim
Tomorrow
Teat Newa
Hiriicé McDonald
Jack Amith
Tom Harmon
Keen
Quis Abele
Abner
Dixter
Gabriel Heater
Dick Wi
Lemmerman
Finne Paradise
Benny Strong
Dr. Bleepy Berenade Benga
Jimmy Dorsey Behogl
Suburban Grange and club events listed for North Olmsted area
Local calendar items note Grange meetings in North Olmsted at Town Hall and Congregational church with an evening guest speaker. Eaton Grange holds an 8 p.m. session in the Grange Hall on Lake Avenue. North Elyria Grange is suspended. A senior dance in Eaton’s school auditorium is listed for 8:30 p.m. on Thanksgiving week. Friday events include Belden Grange at Grafton and Harold Brandt's Pot Luck at Pittsfield with church classes planning activities. Avon Lake Men's Club plans a hay ride or sled ride.
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John Barber
Homer Barbe
Girl Scout Council
Legion Home
Art Museum
Cardinal
Jatin Grissinger
Howard Arndt
Latin America
John A. Crewe
R. L. MeIntwugh
Linnie Marshwolfe
BR. E. Chishby
Hor. Arndt
South Main Street
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
CH Warner
HH. H. Stephenson, Jr
Oxford
Sidney
Warner
Toledo
Albert Paty Arnold
H. Nevilly Hyde
Oberlin
Howard Arnold
George Edwards
Frank Murtina
Lakewood
Mia
Carl Wideman
Mir
Gr Maupy
Edith Kern
Charles McKinney
Wellington
Eaton—Grange
Lake Avenue
Grange Hall
North Elyria Grange
EATON
Grafton
Belden
Avon Lake and surrounding areas weekend events
Weather may permit Friday evening activities for youths with home pickup to Arch er home for refreshments and return. Avon Lake hosts basketball versus Columbia at 7 30 p m. West Ridge Carlisle Grange party invites white elephants for prizes. Columbia hosts Friday dance at high school auditorium with Rei singer orchestra. North Ridg eville card party. Crafton Farm Bureau Council Thanksgiving dinner. Chatham P T A dance Sunday morning. Chatham church school convention Sunday with Dr W D Furry speaker and basket dinner.
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Archer
Avon Lake
Columbia
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Grange Hall
Grange
Reisinger
North Ridgeville
the Grange
St & P.m
Qrafton—Farm Bureau Council
T-D
Tom Williams
Chatham—Chatham P.T.A
Chatham
W. D. Furry
Ashland College
Turkey Dinner At Ohio Penitentiary
Warden Frank D. Henderson announced that prisoners at Ohio Penitentiary will have Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. The menu includes giblet gravy, sweet potatoes, sage dressing, creamed peas, salad, apple sauce, ice cream, bread and coffee with cream. Each inmate will also receive an extra sack of Bull Durham makin's as entertainment is under government control discussion in Scotland.
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Ulumbus
Frank D. Henderson
Ohio Penitentiary
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