Evangelistic Services at First Brethren Church
Sterling Evangelist Rev R D Barnard of Dayton leads services at the First Brethren Church in Kteeitin with 7 p m prayer and 7 30 p m song services. Daily sermons August 2 to Sunday cover themes from The Pearl of Great Price to Love s Final Offer and The Worlds Blackest Summption in a week of revival topics.
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Prosperity Club Formed At Ritts Theatre
A Prosperity club has formed in Rittman drawing nearly 1000 interested residents. The first meeting occurs Aug 6 at Ritts Theater with Solomon Schuman directing. A $15 cash prize will be drawn from a drum, claimed within three minutes, then added to next Tuesday’s prize if unclaimed.
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Grange Master Taber Delivers Talk at Medina Picnic
National Grange master L. J. OTA Ethie Bou eaateoehte and Medina residents enjoyed a picnic dinner and community singing at Medina fair grounds Saturday. Taber spoke on the subject Organization.
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Marriage License Report Delivers Lawson Barnette Dilyard Pair
Samuel Lawson Barnette, a Can Aan township farmer, and Opal Louise Dilyard of Wooster, requested a marriage license. Rev. Harold Mohn of Wooster was listed in connection with the proceedings.
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Canaan Township
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Real Estate Transfers Reported in Brief
Land Bank of Detroit transfers 67 acres in Chippewa township to Joe Yac so. E W Stepfield admi transfers 2 acres in Doylestown to Conrad Salber.
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Largest Dahlia Show Headlines Ohio Valley Event in Cleveland
The largest dahlia show in the United States is slated for Cleveland this fall, sponsored by the Ohio Valley Dahlia Society. A concurrent event plans to feature a major display and activities, highlighting regional horticultural interest.
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Sterling Items and Local Club News Highlight Summer Activities
Sterling community notes recount visits and calls among local families including the Krabills and Malbachs at Canton and Shoen Brun State Park. The Milton Garden Club meets August 5 at the high school with a surprise program and a request to bring July and August Better Homes and Gardens.
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C P Lindecamp
Miss Beichler
Evangelistic Services at First Brethren Church
The First Brethren church announces a series of evangelistic meetings led by Rev. R. D. Barnard of Dayton. Sunday School starts at 9:30 a.m. with church services at 10:30 a.m. The evening schedule includes prayer, song at 7:20 p.m. and a sermon at 8:00 p.m.
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Bow and arrow craft through ancient history
The bow and arrow persist as a historic weapon though mostly a sport today. Ancient civilizations such as China developed whistling arrows with jade heads and special bows to produce sound. This innovation aided signaling and likely affected warfare, with usage among Chinese regimes and followers of ancient rulers.
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Heer
Mountains of Tetons Highlight Grand Teton National Park
A Washington Star writer describes Grand Teton National Park in western Wyoming. The Teton range rises as sheer cliffs beside Jackson Lake with seven alpine lakes at its eastern base, six inside the park, while views from north resemble a cathedral and the Grand Teton mirrors the Matterhorn. Bordering Jackson Hole, the region's rugged past included hunting grounds and outlaws, now quiet dude ranches and preserved memories.
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Danish American Park Rebild Hills Memorial Center
The Danish American Park known as Rebild Hills sits twelve miles south of Astborg in Jutland. It commemorates Danish American ties with a memorial center for the flight between nations. Founded by Americans of Danish birth who bought land in 1902 and later turned over to Denmark in 1901 for a national park dedication.
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Wood Duck Accomplishments Highlighted In Nature Note
The wood duck is praised for swimming and diving ability. It can land in a tree or on a stump, a trick aiding nesting above ground. The piece emphasizes its accom plishments within waterfowl behavior.
Deportation Rules and Aliens in Prohibition Era Policies
The document discusses limits on deporting American-born citizens and notes cages used for deportation of certain aliens. It explains court involvement, crimes permitting deportation, and timing after arrival. It also touches on wine imports, grape production, and a 1934 Prohibition context with caravanage concerns.
Ohio Birth Rates Fall Across Cities and Rural Areas
A study by Ohio State University sociologist C E Lively shows urban birth counts dropping from 85 000 in 1924 to 66 000 in 1933 while rural births fall from 47 000 to just over 30 000. Deaths rise from 66 090 in 1915 to 77 000 in 1934, with rural deaths stable and urban deaths increasing.
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C E. Lively
Ohio State University
Lively
Robber Crop Says Forage Crop Sees No Direct Help
C. J. Willard, an experiment station agronomist, states a small grain crop never directly benefits a forage crop sown with it, except for occasional erosion control, and is used to income from the land rather than aiding the forage.
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C. J. Willard
Experiment Station Agronomist
Business Brevities Highlight Mixed Outlooks Across Sectors
A digest of economic signals shows cautious optimism with potential price rises in July as buyers anticipate codes, while power and machine tool demand stay strong. Steel and farm sectors face inflationary pressures, cotton prices worsen, and foreign trade remains near standstill amid debates over taxation and government programs.
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Tony Withice
Byrd aims to end tax exempt securities nationwide
Senator Byrd of Virginia has proposed a constitutional amendment to remove tax exemptions on all government securities. He argues current law lets federal and state securities escape taxation, creating a major loophole in the income tax system since 1787 constitutional grants and limits.
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Shoenbrun State Park
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Verda Stringer
Wooster
Edward Malbach
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Fire prevention shows drop in arson cases, says board
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports a notable decline in arson during the year ending April 30, 1985. Investigations and prosecutions are more efficient, arson laws strengthened, and convictions rose with many cases involving organized groups and significant property losses nationwide.
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Apy Rayne Hin
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