All Saints Day Eve Origins and World War Sinking News
The text discusses All Saints Day customs offsetting Halloween roots and notes British Navy setbacks in October including the sinking of the Hermes by a German submarine near Dover. It mentions other ships lost or damaged and describes simultaneous battles in Europe with Allied and German actions around Ypres and Tsingtao as war news.
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Mercury
Mallowe
Britain
Hermes
Dover
Nevel
Germany
von Tirpits
Pegasus
Zanzibar
Beseiged
Tsingtan
Far East
Enen
Princ Maeinrith Berg
Manders
Yser
Ypres
Straits of Dover
Tsingtau
Champagne
Flanders
Protestant Reformation Sparks Luther’s 95 Theses
SCOTT'S SCRAPBOOK recalls October 31 1517 when Martin Luther nailed his 95 theses to the church door, igniting debate on indulgences and church reform. The item threads through related historical notes, Nevada trivia, notable births, and brief society bits from 1924, including a Halloween incident in Verdi and diverse biographical mentions.
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Frederic
Martin Luther
Luther
Tilpennes
University Press
Germany
Liew
Europe
T. M. Lindsay
Luthier
Homecoming Visit Noted at Oberlin Weekend
Miss Marian Bainbridge attended Oberlin Homecoming with former roommate Miss Marcella Vaughan as guest. The Epworth League hosted a Halloween party Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
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Miner Eldred
Mary Bainbridge
Brievs Fields
Marian Bainbridge
Oberlin
Marcella Vaughan
Epworth League
Hallowe'en
Ladies Aid Society meeting at Delloyd home
Forty adults and three children gathered for a Ladies Aid Society luncheon and business session at the Delloyd residence. Readings, a tie-breaking guessing contest, burlesque comedy, and notes on out of town guests plus local happenings are given, with next meeting planned at Mrs Blark’s on November eighth.
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Len Delloyd
Ladies’ Aid Society
Bartter
Rev. Koontz
Mary Lainsbrough
Beulah
Oberlin
T. Higham
C. Cottier
W. Peck
L. DeLloyd
Elyria
Lola of Birmingham and kin visit family in town
Lola of Birmingham visits Birmingham kin with Mrs Clyde Rose and mother of Eaton and Seville. Ray Taylor and daughter Esther of Huntington were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Wilson Fortune.
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Lola
Birmingham
Clyde Rose
Moter
Eaton
Seville
Ray Taylor
Esther
Tuntington
Wilson Fortune
Church Noles Declares Loyalty Month at Services
Rev Koontz announced November as loyalty month urging full attendance each Sunday. Next Sunday he will preach on the Samaritan Woman while Miss Jean Spencer offers a trombone solo. Last Sunday featured a saxophone duet by Misses Cooper and Helen Haller. 126 were present.
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Koontz
Car trouble for date bureau shows dating service hindered by auto appetite
Toronto report says a university date bureau pairing lonely students faces car trouble as many girls insist dates have wheels. Operators note 33 couples formed but fear further matches unless male partners own cars.
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Toronto
Ont
University of Yonto
Burreau
Cara
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