Funeral for Henry Fischer Held at St Michaels Lutheran
Funeral services for Henry Fischer 1864 1964 were held Sunday at St Michaels Lutheran Church Marshallville. Rev G W Dittmar led the rites. Fischer a longtime farmer and Mason member died December 1 after a ten day illness. He was born in Germany and married Mary Gerstenslager in 1897. Survivors include his wife two sons a brother and three sisters in Germany. Interment was at St Alichag Cemetery Marshallville. Frase in charge. Community Charity Bazaar set for December 20 at town hall with band concert dancing country store food displays and charity wheel. Open for contributions Friday and Saturday prior to event.
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Henry Fischer
St Michaels ‘Lutheran Church
Marshallville
G. W. Dittmar
Doylestown
Fischer
Mason Toidgesy
Ails Stylciaity
Germany
George—Fiaehrer
Mary
Christ Aan Ree
He Ie Sr
Ladies Aid Society Seeks Donations For Welfare Fund
At a special meeting of the Ladies Aid of the church the group urged members and friends to donate food for a welfare organization. The drive asks for early gifts and notes donations may be left at Mrs C C Musser or at the Legion rooms on Saturday.
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Ladies Aid Society of the Moethod
Elniveh
M. EF
C. C Musser
Legion Rooms
Class Party for M. I. Sunday School Members
S. S. class party hosted by Mr and Mrs Pollen for Mrs W. E. Trostle's class of the M. I. Sunday school. Thursday evening at Tilighst home featured games as diversion and a late covered dish supper.
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Pollen
W. E. Trostle
M. i
Tilighst
Ard Anther One About The Absent Minded Professor
The Tatler column pokes fun at forgetful professors and readers. A letters page from a student paper defends Tatler humor and complains about tone while asking for more original content from the writers. The piece mentions a reader inquiry about the column authors and hints at school life and campus banter.
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Duke Goosegg
Rittman Press
Tatler
Alao
Board of Censors
Sitting Bull
Pepi
Echo Lake
Poobah
Doylestown Battles Tiomo in Opening Prep Fight
In a hard fought affair on Dalton's hardwood floor coach Neal's team edged Tiomo 9 25 10 33. Kapronic and Grafton sparked a late spurt to give Dalton a one point lead at the end of the third, with both teams evenly matched in their opening game.
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Dalton
Neal
Tiomo
Kapronic
Grafton
Christmas Seals On Sale At Community Bazaar
The Christmas Seals will be sold at the Community Welfare Organization Charity Bazaar. Miss Misa Harvey reports last year's donation near 26 dollars with the district receiving more in medical treatment. A dollar’s worth of Seals supports the Red Cross Society of Wayne County. See Miss Harvey for details.
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Misa Harvey
Valuec
Dolar
Red Cross Society
Wayne County
Miss Harvey
Dinner honors Mrs Diebel’s husband on birthday
Mrs Charles Diebel surprised her husband at their Clinton Street home Thursday with a six o'clock dinner attended by twelve guests. The evening featured an elaborate supper and euchre as the main entertainment, with Mrs Diebel assisted by her daughter Miss Helen.
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Charles Diebel
Jolly Twelve Bridge Club Hosted by Mr and Mrs Cistisa
The Jolly Twelve Bridge Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Cistisa on Saturday night December 3. Mr and Mrs John Stitz of Barberton won the high score prize. A lunch followed, served by Mrs Petit, with next meeting set for December 17 at MP and Ms George Petts home at Clinton and Cleveland streets.
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Jolly Twelve
Cistisa
Familly
John Stitz
Barberton
Petit
Ms. George= Petts
Clinton and
Cleveland-sts
Honor A. E. Stepfield Marked With Seventy Fifth Birthday
Mrs. Charles Shaffer hosted at the A. E. Stepfield home honoring A. E. Stepfield on his seventy fifth birthday. Ten gentlemen attended the Monday evening event with euchre and penitence games, followed by waffles and groundhog.
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A. E. Stepfield
Charles Shaffer
A. E Stepfield
Milton Huffman Laid To Rest In Chestnut Hill Cemetery
Milton Huffman of Doylestown Township died Friday morning after a brief illness and was laid to rest Sunday at Chestnut Hill Cemetery in Dovestown. Funeral services were held at his home with F. A. Frase officiating. He was a longtime community member and member of the KY church. He is survived by two sisters Miss Artlissa Huffman and Miss Claris Huffman of home, two nephews Charles Huffman Lakewood and Walter S. Huffman Akron, and other relatives.
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Milton Huffman
Doylestown
Chestnut Hill
Dovestown
F. A
The
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Artlissa Huffman
Mias
Claris Huffman
Hone
Charles ~ Huffman
Lakewoon
Walter S. Huffman
Akron
Bridge Club Thursday Hosts and Lunch at Churchill Home
Mrs Philip Viner hosted the bridge club Thursday evening at her Churchill residence. Three tables were in play. Mrs Viner served a lovely lunch at the close of the evening.
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Philip Viner
Churchill
Auxiliary Meeting Sponsoring Cafeteria Bazaar
The Auxiliary of the American Legion urges all members to attend a Monday evening meeting to finalize bazaar plans. A children's party is planned for around December 19 as part of the event preparations.
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The
American Legion
Doylestown Area Socials Include Visits and Illness
Local residents including Mr and Mrs Wm Capron Akron visitors Mr and Mrs Nelson Cleckner and Jane Wadaworth Mrs Mary Baughman and Paul Klein in Cleveland Doylestown guests Miss Gwetdolyn Spiliat Barberton Mrs Jacob Dieberg convalescing in Barberton hospital John Huth accepts job at Carl Whitman garage and more small town social notes reflect illness travel and visits The notes also mention a photo of a crowd at St Thomas hospital and a local church election segment
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Wm. Capron
Dasighre Betty
Haorold Turner
Akron
Nelson Cleckner
Jane
Wadaworth
Raymond Cleckner
Gwetdolyn Spiliat
Barberton
Margery
Dorothy Frewold
Mary Baughman
Pauk Klein
Cleveland
Jacob Dieberg
Citizens Hospital
John Huth
Carl Whitman
Robert Trostle
Stalph Andre
Ritteman
Doylestown
Ford Holinger
Howardst
N. R. Zimmerman
Wooster
Arthur Shaffer
Mary. Myers
Martha Zintmerifian
A. E. Hull
Gon. Starr
Apenty
Dowagine
Michigan
South Bend
Indiana
Fred Whitman
Emma Nichter
William Nichter
Wadsworth
Clarence Dannemiller
St. Thomas Hospital
F.S. Sohner
Marshallville
Friends
Yrb
Peter and Paul's
Katharsis and Reform in Republican Ranks and Travel Notes
Frank Parker Stockbridge discusses Katharsis as a force for reorganization within political parties and the GOP, arguing leaders must be displaced to revive purpose. He then notes his travel reflections aboard Conte de Savoia, explains gyroscopic stabilizers, and anticipates Chicago’s Century of Progress Exhibition with enthusiasm.
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Conte de Savoia
Elmer Sperry
Sperry
Money and the Price Level discussed by Huntington-Wilson
Thirty years ago W J Ryton nearly captured the presidency with his economic theory about money in circulation. F M Huntington-Wilson, former Under Secretary of State, argues in the Century Book Money and the Price Level that low farm prices reflect a strong dollar versus weaker foreign currencies. The author cites Rene Leon and other finance experts to clarify President Hoover’s debt settlement idea in currency of the debtor.
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Va Century, Company of New York
F. M. Huntington-Wilson
Witton
Hoover
Huntington-Wilson
Rene-Leon
Unclear OCR fragment on sports wrist use
Fragment suggests discussion that wrists are seen as the most important part of sports but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities.
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