Nowhere Play at Blan…inton? Historic Theater
A fragmented description lists a stage version titled Nowhere featuring Rodney Baxter and Anne Royed as heroine, with Marie Steiner and Blanche Reynolds in cast. It mentions Craddock Garden house setting and a bank employer Mr Graydon alongside Henry Holt and Charles Schaftter. The plot centers on Rodney’s false identity and final revelation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peprinkléa
Swaise Norris
Trodney Baxter
Rodney
Sterling Cheer Sparks Rally at Home Basketball Game
Fans from both sides joined the Sterling High School crowd in a spirited display during the afternoon and evening basketball game. Opponents’ supporters matched the energy, raising voices to boost their team.
Ladies Aid Meeting at Sterling Church for December
Ladies Aid of Sterling Church held its December meeting at the church. The day included quilting activities and a picnic dinner at noon. Members organized Christmas gift arrangements and shared fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Shee Tay
Aid of the United Thrén
Church of Sterling
Thureday
High School Elects Class Officers
Readable fragments indicate a high school electing class officers. The text mentions a freshman president and references named individuals and a school setting, though many words are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High School
Aaate
Ipigelinga High ‘School
iKreshmen
Alberta
Student Organization Officers Mentioned in Fragment
Fragment lists multiple student officers including secretary and treasurer roles. Names such as Mary Bachman Ruth Adams Ruth Hart Mary Steiner Wade Norris Charles Schaffter Martha Stefn ar appear, with positions for president vice president and secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae
Mary Bachman
Eachacretary
Betty Juniors
Ruth Adams
Ruth Hart
Mary Steiner
Sonlorg
Wade Norris
Charles Schaffter
Martha Stefnar
Sterling Locals Attend Thanksgiving Visits and Introductions
Local residents share holiday gatherings with relatives and friends from Mansfield Creston Bend City Kilbuck Akron Medina Rd and Cleveland. New positions announced James Marr becomes operator at Mansfield and R Stone fills Silver Creek vacancy. Families hosted guests including Fannie Leichty Roger Thomas Kent Carnahan and others during the Thanksgiving period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marr
Mansfield
R. Stone
Creston
Sliver Creek
Harley Jones
Roger Thomas
Bend City
Roy Glassford
Marian Shyrimpiin
Kilbuck
Revival Services in Rittman Ohio Dec 6 to 16
Revival meetings led by Rev. A. C. Luty of Columbus Ohio set for December 6 to 16 at Tabernacle Grant Street near Erie Depot in Rittman. Attend for special music and messages said to include truths not printed in papers and memories of earlier spiritual revivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rittman
Ohio
Tabernacle Grant
Lake Mother
Weasel Fur Trait and Its Role in Wildlife Balance
An article from The Detroit News explains the ermine-like weasel’s white winter fur and agile hunting. It details its brown upper coat with yellowish undersides, its reputation as a fierce predator of rabbits and other game, and its mixed perception among farmers due to predation on poultry versus rodent control benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit News
Antraal Kingdom
Many Uses for Old Bones Thrown Away Every Year
Readers learn how discarded bones are transformed into glycerine lubricants bone meal bone manure and powder used by sugar refineries and steel makers. The article notes multiple stages of processing from boiling to grinding and warns of strong odors and health concerns for asthmatics and lung sufferers.
Early Clothes Care History From Montagne to Troy
Fragmentary text traces early garment washing and care traditions from Montagne and Gran ger to Troy in S88. Mentions the Sterling collar style and a Speehil DUSiMess Cheat era, with notes on laundry establishments and steam powered drying in Pretb irsh society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebenezer
Montagne
Granger
Troy
Stark
Uhak Iand
Alfoda
Servie da Mae
Sr Crvtrles
Moneteshett
Pritebirsh
Wedding Anniversary Gifts Through the Ages
The article lists traditional anniversary themes from paper for the first to gold for the fiftieth and diamond for the sixty sixth, noting silver for twenty fifth and emerald for sixty fifth, with other colors and materials like bronze and crystal appearing in earlier milestones. It references Pathfinder Magazine as the source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo Diamoud
Pathfinder Magazind
Hot Springs Park Noted For Ancient Healing Indian Use
Hot Springs Arkansas drew Indigenous people centuries ago for healing springs. The site predates Yellowstone as a public park, established in 1832, and became a national park in 1921. It is the smallest park at one and a half square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hot Springs
Arkansas
Yellowstone
Ares
Architecture Is Eloquent in a People’s History
A fragmented excerpt discusses how architecture embodies a nation’s character and cultural state as captured in an encyclopedic dictionary. It suggests buildings reflect collective identity more than superficial portraits, hinting at deeper societal answers.
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Alytlon
Three Kindred Materials Diamonds Graphite Coal
A Washington Star writer explains a hidden kinship between diamonds graphite and coal. All are pure carbon with shared origins in ancient plant matter altered by immense pressure. Graphite molds into pencils when blended with coal and diamond fragments. the material resists burning and serves in dishes lubricants paints and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Ike
Indian Tribes in Country Ahead of Whites
The Detroit News notes that estimates at discovery time counted upwards of a thousand tribes across the continent. It lists Algonquins, Iroquois, Cherokees, Sioux, Pueblo, California, and Northwest groups among others, with regions from the Mississippi to Texas and Ontario to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerea
Rent Lakes
Mississippi
Atlantic
Pueblo Padinas
Maiduda
Tourth
Detroit News
Robin Hood Legends Debated by Historians in Kansas City Times
The Kansas City Times notes experts doubt the historic existence of Robin Hood aside from ballads. Historian C Koplark argues no respected figure in history would admit living outside such tales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobla
Walter
Locksley
Furner
Kansas City Times
C. Koplark
Padlvenger Pigeons Extinct Since 1914
Col lier's Weekly reports the Padlvenger pigeons went extinct around 1914 after billions filled the sky for hours, with flocks described as four miles wide at times. The last known specimens died in a zoological garden, ending a vast era of avian abundance and a note on their consumption by congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trale
Anch
Zoological Garden of
Collier’s Weekly
Naming Elements and Their Sun Based Names
The text explains how new chemical elements are named, noting there is no fixed rule linking properties to names. It cites Slelium named from its occurrence in the sun and observes older metallic elements like mercury silver and copper retain their traditional names.
Appreciation and the genitive in price sense noted
The definition shows appreciation as the genitival of or in sense of increase in price or value. It may be followed by ii, One’s, an appreciation of time or property in real estate, as discussed in Literary Digest.
Doylestown Sodalities Elect Officers for Year
The Young Men's Sodalities of SS Peter and Paul church elected officers for the ensuing year at a Sunday meeting. Officers include William Dannemiller president Ray Delhel vice president Dick Hall secretary and Emmett Petit treasurer for the men. The young ladies elected Catherine Deibel president Mari anne Hall vice president Florence Burg secretary and Margaret Dietry treasurer. Initiation of new members installation of officers and annual banquet set for Sunday January 6.
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SS. Peter and Paul's Church
William Dannemiller
Ray Delhel
Dick Hall
Emmett Petit
Catherine Deibel
Marianne Hall
Florence Burg
Margaret Dietry
Gillespie Couple Celebrates Sixtieth Thanksgiving Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Wihison Gillespie marked sixty years of marriage on November 26 Thanksgiving Day with a dinner hosted by the Three L class of the MFE church. A program of readings and musical numbers followed the meal. Mrs Addie Lucis, 83, of Akron delivered a long reading that pleased attendees.
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Wihison Gillespie
L Clss
MFE
Addie Lucis
Akron
Benefit Card Party for Doylestown Children
The American Legion and Auxiliary of Doylestown sponsor a card party on Tuesday December 11 to raise funds for a Christmas treat for local children on Christmas Eve.
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Doylestown American Legion and Auxiliary
Doylestown
Loyal Daughter Class Meets in Doylestown
The Lutheran Sunday school class of Doylestown held a Tuesday evening gathering with Anna and Edna Adams. Maxine Specher led the devotionals.
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Lutheran
Doylestown
Anna
Edna Adams
Maxine Specher
Local Thanksgiving Gatherings Across Doylestown and Area
Doylestown families host guests from Cleveland Louisville and Akron while residents plan extended visits. Eleven hundred students are enrolled in home reading courses at Ohio State University. Dairy and vinegar notes reveal how feed and sugar affect butterfat yield and acidity in tasting apples and elderberries.
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College of Agrculture
Ojo State University
Ohio
Dawtey
Creston Churches Sunday Schedule and Activities
Local creston churches publish a Sunday timetable with services at 9 30 a m Sunday School 10 45 a m morning worship 6 30 p m young peoples meeting 7 45 p m evening worship Wednesday evening services include teachers training class 6 45 p m young peoples Bible study 7 p m adult prayer service 7 45 p m young peoples prayer service 7 p m.
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Young Peoples’ Meeting
Young Peoples Bible Study
Young Peoples
Presbyterian and Methodist church services listed
The notice details Sunday school times at 9 45 and 2 00 with pastors G L Bohnert A E Stockham C B Zike. Worship services at 11 00, 6 30, 7 00, and 8 00 p m plus evening preaching. Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 30. Welcome extended.
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Jackson
L. E. Society
Egg receipts dip in October at four markets since 1920
Receipts in four major markets for October hit the lowest on record since 1920. Through the first 23 days of November mild weather pushed receipts 14 percent above last year, and with normal winter weather expected, receipts are forecast to continue flowing through the season.
Brethren Church Announces Sunday Schedule
Brethren Church with Pastor E. B. Niswonger and Superintendent Floyd Hoover invites the public to Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning worship at 10 30 a m and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m No evening service announced all are welcome
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Floyd Hoover
Christian Endeavor
Ohio Death Rate Rises in 1934 Amid Malnutrition Crisis
Ohio faces a higher mortality in 1934 after five years of decline due to fast living and malnutrition. Health director Professor G Southard links worsening economic strain to degenerative diseases in middle age, noting 73,052 deaths and a rate of 10.5 per 1000.
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Ohio
Pro. G. Southard
Ohio tobacco growers vote on Re Smith Act in December referendum
In December Ohio growers of barley and tobacco will express opinions in a referendum. Four types of tobacco are to vote in a national poll conducted by AAA to determine if the tax on tobacco produced outside an adjustment contract should continue through the 1935 crop year.
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Ohio
AAA
Guaranteed Stomach Relief with Dr. Emil Adla Tablets
An advertisement touts Dr. Emil Adla Tablets as quick relief for stomach pains caused by acidity and indigestion. Money back guarantee offered if not satisfied, with a note from A H. Thomas, a local druggist.
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Emil
A H. Thomas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies’ Aid
Sterling
Jedith Stuckey
Plorence Smith
Cleveland
I. W Maibach
Jess Tunly
Joe Werkler
Sam Graber
Miss Fannie
Peter Leichty
Ephram Schar
Kent Carnahan
Kent
Carl Schar
Ashoe
Roy Younger
Mrs
Charlon Goffinch
Mary Reiser
James Morr
H. McDermot
Medina Rd
Glen Morr
Frank Schaad
Rittman and
Rystal
Kirk
Robin
Doylestown Sodalities
Benefit Party
Martin Burg
N J Tieberth
Leo Guilling
Louisville
Fred Whitman
Dolores Werner
Viola Rech
Our Lady of the Elms
Mra
Mary Petit
Ganton
Ed Beal
Mro O
Edward Beal
Mr O
Joseph Steiner
I. Doxey
Summit St
Wadsworth
Bill Markie
Rittma
Carle Reichsler
Amstutz Hatchery
Orrville
Daniel Grabar
Dan Graber
Ford Tudor
Kirkpatrick
Main Street
G. A. Boling
First Street
Creston Churches
Creston Church OF God
W. J. Plough
M. E. Church
Max Langell
Creston-Jackson
A. E. Stockham
Sterling St
Sasa Department Store
Mr. Studer
C. B. Zike
Aasistant
James
Galehouse
the England Plumbing and Heating CO
Rittman, Ohlo
C. C. Gregg
Main St
Ohio Ave
Rittman, O
C. J. Steiner
A. L. Ebert
E. W. Melvin
ACME
Safi Sass
A. H. Thomas
Brethren Church
E. B. Niswonger
A.H. Thomas
Rexall Seare
Rittman, Ohio
Iron Man
Warry May
London
John E. Wolf
Optometrist
Albrecht Block
Strasburg Coal
E. G.thompson
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