Easter events and local social notices in Van Wert
Easter morning services at the YWCA with J Ward delivering the message and music by the Presbyterian junior choir. Brumback Library story hour and Easter tales for children. Numerous local residents travel, visit relatives, and attend events. bridge clubs meet at several homes. the Honolulu Conservatory of Music thanks Van Wert citizens for support.
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Eastr
YWCA
J. Ward
The
Presbyterian Church
Jane Edwards
Brumback Library
Honolulu
What's Doing in Van Wert
Local notices list events in Van Wert with a Thursday Abenaki Tribe gathering and an Imonesis club meeting in the afternoon hosted by Mrs Roy Shaffer on Keplar Street, plus an evening engagement with I O R M.
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van Wert
Imonesis Club
Roy Shaffer
Keplar Street
Real Estate Transfers From Court House Recorder Office
Real estate deeds show Lucretia and Kinney Robey transferring 14 acres in Jackson township to Jesse F and Della B Adam for $1. A quitclaim from Wiisle T Woot at Delphos and the First National Bank of Van Wert to Kenneth L Morris covers part of Lot 1469 in Van Wert for $1. Jasper E and Jessie Blackmore convey 80 acres in Hoaglin township to A Carlo for $1.
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Lucretia and
Kinney Robey
Jesse F
Della B. Adam
Dees
Jackson Tp
Rgutt
Wiisle T. Woot
Delphos
First National Bank of van
Probate Court Marriage License Filed
Lawrence Utrup of Columbus Grove and Mildred Claypool of Delphos obtained a marriage license in probate court.
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Lawrence Utrup
Columbus Grove
Mildred Claypool
Delphos
Wisconsin delegates pledge support for Roosevelt at primaries
Wisconsin's 24 Democratic delegates will back President Roosevelt for renomination. At least 22 of the 24 Republican delegates will vote for Sen. William E Borah. The Roosevelt pledged slate was chosen, with only three Jeffersonian Democrats opposing. The election exposed splits between Liberal and Old Guard factions.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Roosevelt
William E. Borah
Candiates
Old Guard
Borah
Taft Visits Landon In Topeka
C P Taft visits Kansas Governor Alf Landon in Topeka, backing his brother Robert Taft for the Republican nomination and declaring support for his brother.
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C. P. Taft
Landon Topeka
Taft
Robert Taft
Ohio
Children's Specialty Shop Coat Sets and Gift Items
A local shop at 229 S Washington offers girls coat sets up to 12 years and boys coat sets up to 6 years. East er gifts for the kiddies are advertised.
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S. Washington
Handicraft Class Postponed for Easter Vacation
The Handicraft class at First Ward school will not meet this Friday due to Easter vacation. The class will resume next Friday April 17 at the same time and location.
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John L. Painter
Ohio University
O. R. Painter
North Harrison St
First Ward School
Meteorite fragment found near Linton Indiana
Prof W A Cogshall of Indiana University reports a fragment of smouldered iron likely from a meteorite that fell near Linton last week. The piece weighs one pound four ounces and is fist sized, and is believed to have broken off before the bolide reached earth.
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Linton
Ind
W. A. Cogshall
Indiana University
Cogshall
Earth
Jackie Coogan Wins Directed Verdict in Damages Suit
Los Angeles April 9 Jackie Coogan child star in silent films won a directed verdict yesterday in a $300 000 damage suit filed against him over an automobile crash that killed his father and three others.
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Coogan
Los Angeles
Jackie Coogan
Roosevelt Visits Warm Springs Georgia Briefly
President Roosevelt toured tornado damaged Georgia for a quick stop at his Warm Springs retreat marking a continuation of recovery aid and relief efforts after the disaster.
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Roosevelt
Georgia
President Roose
Warm Springs
Women urged to propose Bluffton marriage plan
Dr Frank Stutz urged women at Bluffton College to propose marriage and share courtship costs reflecting their rising civic and professional rights. The 8S class hosts an Easter market at Bonnewits Co featuring colored eggs candy eggs and flowers with a Gypsy Festival at Lincoln Auditorium on Tuesday April 14 at 7 30. Admission ten cents.
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Bluffton
Frank Stutz
Bluffton College
Bonnewits Co
Lincoln Auditorium
Twedsay
Best Coats Come in Small Packages for 1936
The article extols short length coats for 1936, noting knee to 38 inch lengths. It praises practical warmth and walking freedom, urging three coats in black navy and brown or beige. Swagger and straight styles dominate, with new fabrics like rough homespun and rustic tweeds offered for versatile, affordable wardrobes.
Textile mentions of soft weight fabrics for silk prints
A note describes formalized fabrics such as wool blends and light weight materials suited for silk prints. It lists Bengaline and taffeta among others with sufficient body used for this purpose.
You Shall Wear Challis Intimately Spring Negligees
OOL CHALLIS presents a bright spring idea for negligees. Lightweight, warm enough for travel, they pack small and suit home wear. Colors include rust, yellow, green, and blue in appealing patterns.
Sailor Rescued After Jump Into Polar River
Herman Fietz aged 44, a sailor, leaped into the icy Man river. He shouted for help and was rescued. he then said he changed his mind about dying because the water was too cold.
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Poledo
Herman Fietz
Man River
Pastor Leads Crow Hunt in Shawnee Hooked Village
In Shawnee Oklahoma Rev. auepbama of the Backiarn Baptist Chapel led men from his congregation on a crow hunting trip. The event was reported as a local church activity with emphasis on community involvement and outdoor tradition.
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Crow
Okla
Auepbama
Tin Backiarn
Bonney Doon wine cask party ends in 6000 gallons poured
In Santa Cruz California state agents destroyed 6000 gallons of native claret wine poured down hillside gullies near Bonney Doon after an inspection. The incident underscores enforcement of local liquor and agricultural regulations. Authority officials declined further comment.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
Bonney Doon
Santa Cruz Warns on Beach Erosion Protests Prosecution
Santa Cruz authorities warn residents to stop beach erosion activity that could endanger shorelines. Citizens are told any act causing further damage will be prosecuted.
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Santa Cruz
Calif
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Mildred Mowrey
City Bridge Club
Velma Fling
W. M. Wilmore
Imogene Hughes
West Main St
Cleveland
Sue Welch
Springfield
R. R. Welch
North Washington Street
Janie Kuhn
Mansfield
Wittenberg College
Theron Ray
Marquette School of Medicine
Marquette University
W. H. Ray
Taylor St
Ernestine Shaffer
Kent Teachers College
Mrs. C. L. Shaffer
Margaret E. Germann
F. R. Germann
North Market St
Robert Lehman
Ohio University At
Athens
Pat Lehman
North Walnut Street
Ronald Thomas
Fort Wayne
William Ray
Lanmene Re Ba Genie Ween
Greensburg, Pa
B. E. Starkey
Keplar St
Helen Smith
Convoy
Bowling Green State College
Allan Smith
Carl Brown
Masontown
W. Va
Hattie Brown
South Washington St
W. H. Osborn
Wheeling, W. Va
M. H. Osborn
A. E. Taylor
Thurston Taylor
Phyllis
North Washington &I
Charles Dasher
South Shannon St
Robert West
Eva Myers
North Harrison
Godfrey Hertel
West Crawford St
Howard Draving
Richard Good
Elm St
Court House
Recorder’s Office
Probate
F. R
Schiaparelli
Aren Mae Loess Aware
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Clarks
Clarks—Shoes
Freeman
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