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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1936
Page
5
A compact classified note highlights a 1928 Ford Tudor and a Chevrolet G Coach. It lists model names and presumed condition but provides no further details or pricing.
Reading shows scattered time stamps and tonnage figures for Gre Dayton with unclear context. The fragment mentions morning hours and multiple numeric entries that likely relate to transport or delivery timings.
Miss Edythe Pancake visited family while Paulding and Van Wert residents joined Easter gatherings at multiple homes. The Baltzell school term ended and families shared dinners and calls with relatives including the Mohlers, Pancakes, and Smiths across Van Wert, Ohio City, and nearby towns.
Mrs. Russel Gleckler was at Van Wert on business Friday. Elmer Etzler and son called in Convoy. Fred Gleckier of Van Wert also visited Friday. John Dowler and Mr and Mrs Leo Dowler joined in Sunday at the Dowlers’ home. A number from the community attended the Grange box social in Convoy as farmers remain busy sowing oats.
The Union Township Improvement Club gathered at Mrs M L Baltzell’s home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Fern Alexander and son Tommy returned Monday after weeks with Mr and Mrs William Dailey of Adrian Michigan. Gloria Bank of Toledo is spending a few weeks with her grandparents Mr and Mrs J L Rank. Miss Joy Jellison and Anita Mar Webb visited Mr and Mrs Karl Mohr near Scott Sunday. Norma Runnion of Pleasant township and Charles Goings called on Sunday at E Hargesheimer’s. Mr and Mrs Doyt Conley and family spent Easter with Mr and Mrs Perry Rogers and daughter Thelma. Mrs Stella Palmer of Van Wert spent Easter with Mrs Zoa Jellison. Mr and Mrs Oscar Mousa and family of Lima and Rex Bailey of Ada spent Easter with E Hargesheimer. Rex Bailey remained for a few weeks.
Local residents and relatives travel from Van Wert Lima Ada and Findlay as Easter gatherings and weekend visits fill the Ohio City area. Families including Spahrs Boroffs Hoffmans Glossettes Ickes Highs and Freemans share time across Ohio and Michigan.
Toby reveals she loves Bill not Tim Jamieson and agrees to marry him. They leave the restaurant and drive to Jersey City where a cab driver’s card reveals their old friend L. Finklewits as a past connection, hinting at further twists to come.
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