Harmony Club and Ladies Social Notices
A column of club gatherings lists Harmony Club meeting Mrs Lester Morehead on South Shannon and Informal Study Club with Mrs John Albright on South Market. Other notices include Business Women’s Club at YWCA with Miss Charlotte Sidle, Quindecim Club with Mrs W at 634 North Market, Ladies Auxiliary of Spanish American War veterans with Mrs Vern B McConahay, tea at Mrs C F Kennedy's South Washington, Miss Elouise Speelman from Copiah-Lincoln College in a Spanish contest, and sewing club hosted by Mrs Harry Wilhelm on Keplar Street. A beauty shop operators convention and Moose orchestra rehearsal are also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Club
Lester Morehead
South Shannon Street
John ‘Albright
South Market Street
Clair Crooks
Russell J. Balyeat
Edna Ferber
Business Women’s Club
Business and Professional Women’s Club
YWCA
Charlotte Sidle
Ladies Auxiliary
Vern B. McConahay
South Washington Street
C. F. Kennedy
Business and Professional Women's Club
Jessie Vogt
Elouise Speelmen
Edgar Speelmen
Copiah-Lincoln College
Wesson
Speelman
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Hotel Marsh
Daisy Gilliland
South Cherry Street
M. E. Church
Boole Pioneer Ella Alexander Boole Promotes Van Wert
Ella Alexander Boole, a Van Wert native, is credited with elevating her town’s profile and aiding the rescue of fiery orator John G. Woolley from alcohol addiction. The piece cites his 1894 Cleveland Christian Endeavor Convention sermon detailing temperance’s ruinous effects and his survival, noting W. C. T. U. involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Alexander Boole
van Wert
John G. Woolley
International Christian Endeavor
Cleveland
Whats Doing in Van Wert
Community notices list varied activities at Brumback Library YWCA Hotel Marsh and local churches. Planned events include a Saturday 2:30 p.m. Children’s Story Hour at Brumback Library and Monday Rotary at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumback Library
Pre-Lenten Card Party Planned at St Marys Hall
Local churches organize a pre Lenten card night on Tuesday February 26 at St Marys Parish hall with bridge and euchre and prizes for high scores. An after playing program is planned. Betty Sampeell of Van Wert placed second in a Miami University Junior Prom contest among five contestants. Elizabeth Seeley of Oak Harbor was first and Ellen Stewart of Columbus third. Miss Sampsell is a former Queen of the 1933 Pony Festival. Fort Wayne wedding of Miss Mary Jane McMillen to Dr Charles Webster Crowe will be attended by multiple local residents. A Colonial Party at the Presbyterian church featured musical numbers and a historical pageant. Circle five of St Marks Lutheran holds a meeting Monday at 7 pm with a pot luck supper at Mrs L Z Morrison’s West Main street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altar and Rosary
Holy Name Societies
St. Marys Parish
Betty Sampeell
Miami
van Wert
Miami University
Elizabeth Seeley
Oak Harbor
Ellen Stewart
Columbus
Miss Sampsell
J. P. Sampsell
Elm Street
Fort Wayne
Fergus
R. O. McMillen
Jean
English
Ed Carlo
Mary Jane McMillen
Charles Webster Crowe
Evanston
Inl
First Presbyterian Church
LeRoy Hansel
Barbara
Cleveland
R. R. Richison
George Collins
Springfield
Miss McMillen
Dale McMillen
Presbyterian Church
Woman's Society
Hazel Gleason
J. 8. Hall
E. C. Humphreys
Jane Edwards
FP. W. Purmort
Marsh Foundation School
Lucille McGill Weems
Kenton
St. Marks Lutheran Church
Eagle Drill Team Plans Sunday Practice
All members of the Eagle Drill Team are asked to meet Sunday at 2 p.m. for a practice in the club room. Also noted are Bridge Club gatherings and travels of local residents including Mrs. Beatrice Shrider heading to Washington, D.C. for a visit with her sister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagle
Beatrice. Shrider
Washington, D. C
E. B. Dibbell
Hospital Admissions and Critical Condition Report
At the Hospital Andrews Burt is in a critical condition after several days of illness. D. C. Jackson of Woodland avenue underwent surgery this morning. Thomas Salmon of Convoy was admitted as a patient Friday afternoon. George W. Hines of Scott was admitted as a patient Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews
Burt
D. C. Jackson
Woodland Ave
Thomas Salmon
Convoy
George W. Hines
Scott
Girl Born to Poe Doner in Pleasant Township
Van Wert County hospital welcomed a girl Friday to Mr. and Mrs. Poe Doner of Pleasant township named Mary Lois. A second birth noted is a girl to Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Rowe of Jonesfield, former Union resident. Through January 1, 1936 Van Wert County totals show 10 boys and 9 girls born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poe Doner
Pleasant Township
van Wert County Hospital
Mary Lois
Floyd Rowe
Jonesfield
Union
van Wert County
The
Times
Paris Styles Showcases Peasant Influence In New Fashions
Mary Fentress reports Paris styles lean toward peasant inspiration in Enzel's latest collection. Sports wear draws on Austrian Tyrol Scotch Highlands and Nordic regions with suede ghillie sandals and cut out vamps. Two and three color tones, green and brown, prevail. heels rise for daytime wear. Evening sandals feature nude straps and ribbon braids with instep ties echoing sabots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Fentress
United Press
Paris
Enzel
Tyrol
Scotch Highlands
Scandinavian Countries
Churches Corr Crawford and Taylor Streets Program
B A Rodgers superintendent and Harry Armentrout as chorister lead church activities on Crawford and Taylor streets with Analee Murphy pianist and Mrs F D LaRue primary superintendent. B Y P U at 6 30 p m. evening services at 7 30 o'clock. Millard F Collins director of South Chicago Neighborhood House outlines activities, a Dennison University graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Crawford and
Taylor Sts
B. A. Rodgers
Harry Armentrout
Analee Murphy
F. D. LaRue
Delbert Hughe
South Chicago
Millard F. Collins
Dennison University
Y W C A Names New Office Secretary After Resignation
Miss Florence Williams of South Shannon street resigns as office secretary at the Young Womens Christian Association to join Central Luturers Insurance Company. Phyllis Dougal of North Shannon street is appointed by the Board of Directors to fill the vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Williams
South Shannon Street
Young Womens Christian Association
Central Lcturer's Insurance Company
Phyllis Dougal
North Shanaton Street
Who's Sick P Prichard Improving After Pneumonia
P Prichard who has been very ill with pneumonia at his home on South Chestnut street is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Prichard
South Chestnut St
Bible Published in 972 Languages Worldwide
New York reports the American Bible Society states scripture has appeared in 972 languages. Recent works include Ponape text and Psalms for Ponape, Gospels in Rundi, Mission presses in West Africa, and Bible portions in many dialects. The complete Bible is available in 175 languages, with the New Testament in 208 more languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Bible Society
Ponape
Caroline Islands
Gerdmans
England
Panapsians
Rundi
British and Foreign Bible Society
Belgian Congo
Meninka
Kissi
Mission Press
West Africa
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Amercan Bible Society
WPA Workers Mural in Boston Aims for Plain Meaning
A 16 panel WPA mural planned for Boston will present clear, literal imagery to educate the public. Andrew Fuller Jr of the New England Society of Contemporary Art says most murals are too symbolical and this project will show the rise of civilization in plain figures so viewers can understand its meaning without text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Andrew D. Fuller, Jr
New England Society of Contemporary Art
The
Academy of Artists
Salinas Rancher Sues Southern Pacific for 14000
Monterey rancher J E Griffel sues Southern Pacific for 14000 claiming the Sunset Limited jumped the track and caused his truck to smash into a tree while pursuing him down a highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Train Pursuit
Salinas
Cal
J. E. Griffel
Monterey
Southern Pacific
Sunset Limited
Firemen Keep Black Cat At West Seattle Station
A West Seattle fire station has housed a black cat for five years, riding in the hose compartment and joining fire calls. The cat’s fire kitten companions avoid the truck, but the feline remains ever ready when alarms ring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
West Seattle
Local man sentenced for assault and battery
Lewis James of E Sycamore street pleaded guilty before Mayor Morrison to assault and battery on Edgar Neldon of N Race street. He received a suspended 30 day sentence in the county jail and was ordered to pay court costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis James
E. Sycamore St
John H. Morrison
Edgar Neldon
N. Race St
U. S. Exports Rise in February Trade Boost
Washington Feb 22 The Commerce Department reported that the nation's exports increased 13 percent in February compared with January 1935. The seven month summary of foreign trade was released to GayIna.
Spring and Summer Pattern Book Offers Details
The advertisement promotes a Spring and Summer Pattern Book with late dress designs. It notes the price of 185 cents when bought separately and a discount if ordered with the pattern above, requiring a coupon and mentioning the newspaper name.
Mothers of child stars ease control on movie sets
Hollywood mothers of child screen stars once barred from sets or pressed to direct productions. Now some adopt a hands-off approach, letting studios run sessions while managing off set life. Mrs Temple, mother of Shirley Temple, favors conservatism and avoids dictating film making, prioritizing the child’s welfare over interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Mrs. Temple
Shirley
Cassidy Chosen for OSU Swan Club Water Circus Committee
Marian L Cassidy, daughter of John Cassidy of West Crawford Street, was selected to serve on the Swan club committee at Ohio State University to plan the school's annual water circus this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian L. Cassidy
John Cassidy
West Crawford ‘St
Swan Club
Ohio State University
Attorneys to address Van Wert and Kiwanis clubs Monday
Clarence L. Klinger Lima attorney will speak to the Rotary Club at the YWCA in Van Wert Monday. Rev John W Danford of the First M E church will address the Kiwanis Club Monday evening at the Hotel Marsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence L. Klinger
Lima
van Wert
Rotary Club
YWCA
John W. Danford
M. E. Church
Kiwanis Club
Marsh
Log Found Deep in Gravel Bed near Shelton
A log was buried 650 feet deep by well diggers in Shelton Washington. Drillers reported the log lay in gravel strata indicating a historic stream bed. The find suggests a once flowing watercourse at that location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton, Wash
Salvation Army Sends 20 Youth to Cincinnati Conference
The local Salvation Army post dispatched 20 young people to a youth conference in Cincinnati today and tomorrow, aiming to participate in planned activities and discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Salvation Army
Cincinnati
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North, Market Street
Harry Wilhelm
Keplar Street
Orville Shurtleff
Frank Reed
Earl McClure
Moose
Boole
ASSN
Lester Kirchenbauer
Benson Kreider
East First Street
Maurice Forwalter
Chicago
Mrs. Ester
Uer
Saan Aa Strost
Carilesta Pilum
South Wall Street
Ermie C. Obien
Friends Church
Peter Wiseman
Canada
Christ
Iowa
WPA
Pattern Bureau
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
N. Y
Miss Cassidy
Lapel
Bonnewitz Co
Vic Donahey
Vening
Gaddis
Artificial Ice CO
AL Lyons
Columbus ,O
B. A. Fleming
N. Jefferson St
C. Fleming
W. O. Black
Ohio City
Wren
Ohio
Carl Crispin
Order OF the Golden Rule
Gamble-Allpach Mortuary
Gordon H
Philco
W. G. McKeddie
South
Washington St
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