Daily Vacation Church School Closes With Program
The Daily Vacation Church School ends with a 7 30 program at United Brethren church featuring memory work picture study and singing by Beginners Primary Groups Juniors and Intermediates. Picnics were held Thursday at school grounds and Central Park for 130 pupils enrolled in the three week course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Central Park
C. J. McGee
Church School
Betty Ruth Amstutz
J. O. Elkenberry
A. M. Wenger
Hendrickson
New Jersey
Taming of Men a Must for Civilization
F H Close superintendent of the Wadsworth schools told Rotarians at lunch today that civilization rests on right hearts in men. He called the taming of men the essential reform, noting ships prove civilization but do not make it. New club officers will be installed at the next meeting by retiring President E M Welch. officers listed include President C E Rhonemus, Vice President Ed Elsass, and Secretary W W Bodager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Close
Wadsworth
E. M. Welch
C E, Rhonemus
Ed Elsass
W. W. Bodager
Police Notices From Wadsworth And Canton
Wm Cunningham of Wadsworth was arrested last Thursday by Marshal Heffelman on dis orderly conduct charges. He was tried before Mayor Baldwin Friday night and sentenced to seven days work on the streets. Heth Carson of Canton, a transient, was arrested Wednesday morning for intoxication. He was tried before Mayor Baldwin Wednesday night, fined $5 and costs, the fine and costs suspended, and he was ordered out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Cunningham
Wadsworth
Marshal Heffelman
Baldwin
Heth Carson
Canton
Sharon Camp To Conduct Forty-First Meeting
The Sharon Camp Meeting at Sharon Center runs ten days from Thursday evening June 27 through Sunday July 7. Several thousand ministers and laymen from Ohio will attend with three daily services in the main tabernacle and youth and children programs in Fulmer Auditorium. Rev. T M Anderson leads a Bible study class, with school quartets and other music. No gate fee and parking is provided.
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Sharon
Sharon Center
Ohio
Tabernacle
Fulmer Auditorium
T. M. Anderson
McConnell Herd Earns National Guernsey Recognition
Two cows from C. M. McConnell of West Salem Ohio earned official records in the Herd Improvement Division and qualify for the Advanced Register of the American Guernsey Cattle Club. Five Points Arbacelin 503393 produced 7968.5 pounds of milk and 430.1 pounds of butterfat in 365 days. Five Points Leota 243632, eleven and a half years old, produced 92013 pounds of milk and 497.3 pounds of butterfat in 365 days. The Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources reports 169 fish and game law violations in May with 168 convictions and fines totaling 3020 dollars. Costs totaled 862.96 with 915 in fines and 1373 in costs suspended. Jud Tonkins notes possible postwar conflicts with similar theater dynamics. About 5000 tons of water are needed to grow one ton of sugar. Man was not born for himself but for his country.
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C. M. McConnell
West Salem
Ohio
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Karl B. Musser
McConnell
Ohio Division of Conservation and Natural Resources
Laraine Day biography shows rise from Salt Lake City to MGM
Long Beach native Laraine Day, born Laraine Johnson in Roosevelt Utah on October 18, with a twin brother Lamar, rose from local theater to MGM after being noticed by casting staff. Her trajectory includes road company work, guild performances, and roles alongside Wallace Beery in Sergeant Madden and later projects with George O'Brien and Spencer Tracy. Her family roots trace to Mormon leader Charles C Rich, with an ongoing effort to trace an ancient deed restoring land to the Johnson family.
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Long Beach
California
Hollywood
Laraine Day
Miss Day
Salt Lake City
Metro Goldwyn - Mayer
Wallace Beery
Sergeant Madden
Elias Day
Long Beach Guild
George O’brien
Painted Desert
The
Arizona Legion
Billy Gordon
M-G-M
Laraine
Laraine Johnson
Roosevelt
Utah
Lamar
Euphony
Johnsons
de Arman
Narville
Therma
Ethridge
Nila
Clarence Irwin Johnson
Ada M. Johnson
Anaheim Boulevard
Johnson
Charles C. Rich
Brigham Young
Rich
Bacteria Use Oxygen But Some Die In Its Presence
A fragment notes that bacteria breathe oxygen but some species perish when oxygen is present. It mentions varying tolerance and the need to adapt as they grow.
Explosive chemists sought for federal civil service exams
Government needs explosive chemists and chemical technologists for the national defense program. Examinations cover several chemist grades with salaries from 2600 to 4600 dollars annually. Applications due June 24 for eastern states and June 27, 1940 for western states with details available at local post offices and the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington.
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National Defense
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Colorado
Toni Exo. Fribu
Board of
U. 8
Civil Service Examiners
Civil Service
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CAMAY
Crisco
Oxydol
Coffee—Airport
Acme
Rittman Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Police News
Stone
Plate
MGM
Ohio Department of Highways
Robert S. Beightler
State Highway Department
Columbus
Bricker
U.S
Miami
Fla
Flanders
Lawson Little
Cleveland
Gene Sarazen
Little
Louise Higy
Bill Higy
Jarman Shoes
Kroger
Kroger’s
Harry
Miracle Whip Country Club
Wesco
Spotlight Coffee
Cour Club
Oleo
Corn Club
Prfanty
Hamburg
Oy hEe
Bosk
Big. Bot
Kroger’s Towels
Uels
Latonia
Hormel
Hes
U. S
Peck
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