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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1936
Page
8
Mem and women of all ages are invited to hear Dean Thomas W. Graham of Oberlin Theological Seminary at the annual YWCA meeting and banquet. Graham, noted as a speaker of power on youth, will address the topic Born Too Soon Or Too Merry. Attendees should register at the YWCA desk by Wednesday night.
Demand for another socko and comedy boxing tournament has prompted a second show on Monday night, April 20, in the Lincoln gym. Funds will aid the Van Wert High School band’s trip to Washington, D. C., on April 30.
The river steamer Neptune sunk twice near Napa California with salvage work removing 105 barrels of whisky before the vessel could be refloated.
Van Wert County Christian Endeavor Union holds its annual spring convention at Ohio City Liberty School. The program includes banquets, addresses by Aubrey Bowen and Rev. Hugh Evans, music by multiple societies, junior events, luncheon, and awards for top registrations with free subscriptions to Christian Endeavor World and Christian Herald.
Tom Myers announces that all persons who bought merchandise outside Ohio from January 1 to March 31 must file a return by April 17 and pay the 3 percent use tax to State Treasurer Harry Day. Forms for the returns may be obtained from Myers.
The Men’s Brotherhood class holds its first social of the season at St Marks Lutheran Church Thursday evening. The program begins at 7 30 PM in the church dining room with various amateur acts and refreshments guaranteed for entertainment.
Central and southern Ohio saw higher construction activity in the first quarter of 1936 despite bad weather. FHA reports ten city permits totalled 1,404,204 dollars, below last year’s 1,446,641, with Dayton and several other cities listing specific permit values and changes.
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