Charles Peters 82 Dies at River Styx
Charles Peters aged 82 died at River Styx after a stroke survived by his widow and several children. Services were held at River Styx church and burial followed in Middleton Michigan with body transported by funeral car. Peters had lived in River Styx seven years.
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Bible Week Observance Marks Year One of Fourth Century Use
At the Presbyterian Church the morning service for National Bible Week will feature a sermon titled The Fountain of Life. Worshippers will receive a leaflet on worthwhile Bible reading and a Record Book to log daily readings, marking the end of the first year of the Use of the King James Bible.
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Bible Light Shapes Life Meaning and Social Guidance
The text asserts that the Bible provides light on life meaning and problems, guides religious quest and church conduct, informs social issues and world progress, shapes national guidance, and challenges individuals to uphold the obligations of this light. It emphasizes the Bible as a source of moral illumination across personal, communal, and societal dimensions.
Wayne County Mortgage Totals for November 1937
Wayne County records show November 1937 mortgage totals of 346 766 00 across 54 loans. Institutions including First Federal Savings and Loan Wooster and Rittman Savings Bank appear, with government and individual holdings detailed among 12 banks and 13 private mortgagors.
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Wheat futures trading totals on US markets hit 11.60 billion bushels
Trading in wheat futures across all United States contract markets reached 11,603,992,100 bushels in the year ending June 30, 1937. The figure reflects broad activity in the period, with futures contracts showing sustained market participation and volume.
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Record Flier Completes 1200 Mile Pass For Bowes
Trans Atlantic flyer Dick Merrill completes a 1200 mile pass and presents a football to May Edward Bowes as a New Year invitation to the Orange Bowl. An armed innovation notes a motorized observation balloon developed to replace the captive balloon, capable of 30 miles per hour.
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May Edward Bowes
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Letters From Rittman Children For Christmas 1937
A collection of local child Christmas wishes from Rittman Ohio dated December 11 to 14 1937. Kids request items like sleds football dolls snow suits and a three wheel bike along with toys for siblings and classmates.
Wooster College Christmas Vacation Dates Announced
The College of Wooster will begin Christmas recess at 5 pm Friday December 17 and resume classes Tuesday morning January. Enrollment stands at 1003 the largest in Wooster history with 562 Ohio students. From Rittman miss Hettyjune Hrophy miss Margaret Swartz and Harry Fry are named among the students.
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