Roosevelt Era Navy Feats Reach Pacific Headlines
Ohio voters heard Senator Parker pledge Republican Presidential support. The piece discusses uniform railroad rates, a vast American fleet voyage, and Roosevelt’s naval policy. It notes Congress may delay financial legislation while currents in the cabinet push postmaster supervision and patronage politics.
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Illness and visits color Lime City social notes
Lime City reports Mrs Isine Swarte gravely ill with typhoid fever. Jane Leverton of Findlay visited her sister Mrs Sarah Trowbridge on Thursday and Friday. Miss Anne Trowbridge of Timber Grove is due to visit relatives later this week. John Poster, recently retired from a trade, spent a few days with John Ault and family. Mrs S Trowbridge and daughter Bertha and Cyrus visited Frank Armbruster Sunday evening.
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Bertha
Cyrus
Frank Armbruster
Christmas greetings and local health notes from Marion area
John Kurtis and family of Marion spent Christmas with his mother Mrs. Margaret Kurtis and relatives. Toon Warns, Antone Warns’s son, was thrown from a wagon and broke a leg. Jake Swartz is on the sick list. Alvin Swartz is slowly improving after two weeks of illness. Miss Kate Warns spent Christmas at Toledo Hospital as guest of her sister Mrs. Isaac Swartz who recently had an operation. Luther Church bell service Tuesday evening was well attended and enjoyed.
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Marion
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Toon Warns
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Dowling Social Roundup From Dowl ing and Nearby Towns
Miss Jessie DeVerna visited Miss Louisa Krauss of Toledo while E S DeVerna and family joined Christmas with B W DeVerna at Dan bridge. Mrs W Hite hosted relatives in Cygnet. Mary Chamberlain of Dan bridge spent Sunday with Geo DeVerna. Geo Potterman family and Mr Harring with wife celebrated Christmas with D VanVorhis and wife of Bowling Green. Lizzie McTherson dies at 41 in Dunbridge. funeral held Saturday at the U B church in Dowl ing.
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Anna Hagermier
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Grolla
Geo. Hite
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Cygnet
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Alex Beard
Obas
Kendall
D. VanVorhis
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Ehurch
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Christmas Quiet Night in a Lived-In Home
A narrator recalls a Christmas Eve scene with family warmth as a boy works on a bond to surprise his father. Nellie and others converse softly while a clock ticks and a mysterious object rests in the lumber room, building quiet anticipation for a reveal. Neb ilv's family and playful exchanges enrich the intimate domestic moment.
Toledo Theaters Readies Valentine Week Engagements
Toledo audiences expect a stellar lineup at The Valentine Theatre with star performers from New York touring. O Nelli will present two pieces from his repertoire beside recordings of Monte Cristo and other classics. Melia Selo, famous for Verdi and opera solo work, joins with a bite of modern special material. The New York company Wiredh brings a notable cast including Wallium Proette and Claude Gilmewster for a season spanning drama and musical pieces. A full orchestra will accompany the performances.
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Count of Monte Cristo
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The Fatal Flower and Tamp est and Sunshine at Lyceum Theater
A 1920s program notes Willimany and Walker in a lavish staging of The Fatal Flower with Gordon Hale played by William Walcott and a large chorus. Following this a dramatization of Tampa and Sunshine promises broad appeal, tempering humor and pathos, with Mrs. Walcott and a notable supporting company. The Ladies Aid society held a long meeting at Mrs. P. Tyler’s home, printing a modest collection and noting out of town visitors.
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McFadden's Water Show At Burt's Promises Busy New Year
Burt's presents the popular musical comedy McFadden's Water Show Sunday afternoon as New Year crowd-pleasing attractions. The Kutzerjammer Kids add comic mischief to the three-hour program, keeping audiences at capacity.
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