Prayers For A New Year Of Strength And Hope
A poetic lament and blessing that wishes joyous new beginnings and beauty for a traveler. It seeks resilience through tears and sorrow, urging strength to sing while shaping dreams, despite anguish and hard times.
Quiet World Transforms as New Year Approaches
The narration describes a quiet, desolate world at dusk turning suddenly lively and joyful as a New Year arrives. Streets fill with cheers, watercraft sound, and people greet one another, shedding old fears and embracing a refreshed, hopeful mood.
New Year Hopes Inspire Quiet Town Reflections
An odd fragment recalls a reflective mood at year’s start with phrases about imagination and happiness. It mentions a river town and prairies, a new year message, and a brief nod to a New Year’s Run by a Scottish group and festive tones amid distant celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe
Snaenn
Ohio live stock on the increase in November shipments
A report from the Ohio live stock cooperative association shows November shipments totaling 421,809 pounds valued at 1,628,216 dollars, part of 11 month total of 11,880,000 dollars. Hog, cattle, calf, and sheep totals are given with top counties listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wve Stock Association
Ohio
Uuto Live
Operative Association
Thess
Fayette
Frankiis
Hardin
Greene
Logan Putnam
Champaign
Pickaway
Madison
Highland
Public Sale Notice for South Seneca Street Property
Public sale announced by M. B. Holmes to clear household items from South Seneca Street property on Saturday December 28 1929 at 1 PM. Items listed include bed davenport sideboard rocking chairs writing desk kitchen cabinet wardrobe gas range washing machine and other articles. Auctioneers J B Gatehouse and clerk O Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Seneca Street
M. B. Holmes
J. B. Gatehouse, Auct. Co
O Baker
Charity Ball at Moose Hall Cres ton New Years Eve 1929
A charity ball organized by the Loyal Order of Noose Fun takes place at Moose hall in Cres ton on December 31, 1929. The event features frolic, music by Sam Forrer’s Moose Ornestra of Orrville, and special entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooseheart
Moose Hall
Creston
Loyal Order of Noose
Sam Forrer
Moose Ornestra
Orrville
Frank Wideman Dies Wednesday
Frank P Wideman of Sevile died Wednesday morning at his West Hill home after weeks of illness. He leaves a widow, a son Floyd L of Cleveland, two brothers Jerome and Will, a sister Mrs Jessie Gault Kendallville Ind, and a grandson. Funeral services were held Friday at the family home with Rev A F Randall officiating and burial in Mound Hill cemetery.
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Sevile
West Hill
Floyd L
Cleveland
Jerome
Will
Joplin
Jessie Gault
Kendallville
Tnd
Wide Jr Wideman
F Randall
Margaret Cook
Mound Hill Cemetery
Seville Gas Service Cut Off After Rate Dispute
The Ohio Fuel Gas Co will discontinue service to Seville at midnight April 30 1930 after a referendum petition delayed an ordinance setting gas rates for five years. The company cites continuing losses and insufficient customer usage as reasons for withholding supply and plans to reclaim its plant and facilities.
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Seville
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Local Wooster Area Holiday Visit Recap
Sterling Mr and Mrs Allis Garver and Miss Peg Messner of Wooster were Wednesday evening a matter of air dns. Mr Roy Garver Miss Mario Bixter spending the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs Bixter Pandora. Numerous pairs and families plan Christmas visits to relatives in Cleveland Detroit and Massillon with several shoppers and dinners noted among local residents including the Garvers Scholls Turneys McKuen Culp and Steele families plus students visiting home from Smithville Strongville Parma Akron Greenville and Ashland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allis Garver
Peg Messner
Wooster
Roy Garver
Mario Bixter
Alrs. Bixter
Pandora
Beulah King
Robert Frahse
Detroit
Airat
George Scholl
Bobby
New Jersey
Misa Alice Torbets
Lucille Jordan
Cleveland
Clara Ellen
Massillon
Howard King
Colympus
Ruben King
H Miller
A. J. ‘Turney
Smithville
Mel Turney
Qrrville
Kenry McKuen
Sask
Canada
Josephine Garber
Garber
Ashland
Garver
Ira Culp
Canal Fulton
Dave Davis
Ray Grener
LaVenne Hoatpet
Missea Doria Steele
Mildred Kauffman
Mary Miller
James Miller
Geo’ Eastman
J. Heffine
Greenville, O
Old Time Melodies Compete In Nationwide Radio Series
Marta L. Davey of Kent, head of Davey Tree Expert, debuts a 26 week radio series on the Red network of NBC Sunday afternoons starting January 26 1930. The program blends old time melodies with jazz classics as Davey promotes preservation of American beauty and features organist Chandler Cokethwait and a vocal ensemble with violin and cello.
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Marta L. Davey
Kent
Davey Tree Expert Company
America
National
Broadcasting Company
Davey
Ax’ Congresaman
Ohio
Sighberets
Akouhia
Dom
Inalice
Chandler Cokithwait
Ramaan
Beth Fi Amatica
Europe
Angle
Atx
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Sharon Glasses
Frank Wideman
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ACME
Gatehouse Furniture Store
Fox Lake
Stord
Walter
Ian
Savings Bank
Sa Ee
Hummel
Rabargara
Kaufman
Akron
Akron Fertilizer Company
Cuyahoga
Wadeworth
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