Crowe McMillen Wedding in Fort Wayne Bride Weds Dr Crowe
Miss Mary Jane McMillen daughter of Mr and Mrs Dale W McMillen of Fort Wayne and Dr Charles Webster Crowe of Evanston Ill were wed Saturday at First Presbyterian church Fort Wayne Rev George William Allison officiated after an organ recital by Andre Wehrle Guests included the McMillen family and Barbara Fergus procession featured calla lilies and orchids The bride wore antique white satin with a long train and coronet veil Bridesmaids wore Algabian blue chiffon Flowers and reception followed at the McMillen home for 150 The couple plans a Honolulu wedding trip and will reside in Evanston Ill
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Crowe-McMillen
Mary Jane McMillen
Dale W. McMillen
Westover Road
Fort Wayne
Charles Webster Crowe
Evanston
William Hall Crowe
Ontario
Can
First Presbyterian Church
George William Allison
Andre Wehrle
C.S. Fergus
R. O. McMillen
Jeanne
Barbara
Cleveland
Forth
Joanna Hill
McMillen
Xi Psi Phi
Wilmette
University of
What s Doing In Van Wert Notes Local Groups
Monday Kiwanis club meets 6 15 p m at Hotel Marsh. Monday Night Bridge at Miss Daisy Gilliland on South Cherry. Y W F M First M E church 7 30 p m with Miss Statel at 102 South Walnut. Phi Delta Kappa fraternity evening. Ladies Auxiliary Spanish American Veterans 7 30 p m Mrs Vern B McConshay South Washington. Harmony Club Evening Mrs Lester Morehead South Shannon.
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Kiwanis . Club
Hotel Marsh
Daisy Gilliland
South Cherry Street
M. EB
Statel
South Walnut Street
Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity
Ladies Auxiliary
Vern B. McConshay
South Washington Street
Harmony Club
Lester Morehead
South Shannon Street
Local club notices list evening meetings and events
The Loyal Order of Moose and City Council announce evening sessions. The Quindecim club schedules 2 PM at Mrs. W. J. Craig on North Market Street. Women’s club gathers at 6 PM at Mrs. C. W. on South Cherry Street. A Morr event is listed at Wert.
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Loyal Order of Moose
City Council
Quindecim Club
W. J .Craig
North Market Street
South Cherry Street
Marriages and Local News From Van Wert Area
Announcement lists marriage of a West Urbana graduate and a farmer from Van Wert, with details on their schooling and jobs. notes on birthdays, visits, club meetings, and city residents visiting Columbus, Fort Wayne, and Washington, D C. Circles and bridge club events scheduled, with minor travel notices and church group plans.
Stitchers Club Honors Members at Surprise Ottawa Trip
Stitchers club members and spouses held a Saturday pot luck at Mr and Mrs F E Horns home on North Washington. The event honored Mr and Mrs S J Watterson and daughter Nancy who soon depart for Ottawa. Watterson, an Ohio Power Co employee, has been working in Ottawa since January.
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Stitchers Club
F. E. Horn
North
Washington Street
J. Watterson
Nancy
New
Ottawa
Cvlt
Watterson
Ohio Power Company
Girl born to Mr and Mrs Joy Williamson in Monroe Street
A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Joy Williamson on Monroe Street this Saturday. The Times records total Van Wert county births since January 11, 1983 as ten boys and ten girls.
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Joy Williamson
Monroe Street
van Wert
The
Times
Hospital transfers and surgeries disturb daily routine
At the hospital Mrs. Lily Belle Allen was removed to her home on North Market street Saturday. Virginia Kanney was operated Sunday night. Everett Shively of Middle Point was operated on Sunday. Mrs. Virgil Gordon has been removed to her home in Convoy. Mrs. Howard Hines was removed to her home on East Crawford street Sunday. G. W. Stupp was removed to his home on North Washington street. Mrs. J. W. Johnson was operated on this morning.
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Helen Hartlieb
Delphos
Everett J. Raabe
East Raymond Street
W. H. Osborn
Wheeling
West Virginia
Robert Osborn
Maryfay
Bobby
Michael
Washington, D. C
M. H. Osborn
West Main Street
Lily Belle Allen
North Market St
Everett Shively
Middle Point
Virgil Gordon
G. W. Stupp
North Washington St
Funeral services for Mrs Horthel in Paulding
Funeral services were held this afternoon for Mrs John P Hertl at Paulding with burial in Woodland cemetery. In Canton Ohio five men robbed the Canton Motor Coach Co escaping toward Akron with over 2500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John P. Hertlel
Paulding
Woodland Cemetery
Pfeiffer Re-elected Head of Ohio Sportsmen League
Columbus Ohio February 24 Henry J Pfeiffer of Kenton was unanimously re elected director to lead the League of Ohio Sportsmen for a third consecutive year at the league convention closing Friday night Pfeiffer will continue to guide the organization and its activities in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
League of Ohio Sportsmen
Henry J. Pfeiffer
Kenton
Pfeiffer
Court House Real Estate Transfer in Liberty Township
Rufus Jackson and wife transfer 22 acres in section 34 Liberty township to Elsie D. Rice for 2200 dollars in a court house real estate action.
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Rufus Jackson
Elsie D. Rice
Liberty Township
Will Probated for Richard T. Hughes in York Township
The will of Richard T. Hughes of York Township was admitted to probate bequeathing his estate to his children. The probate notice confirms the executors and the lawful transfer of assets under the will.
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Richard T. Hughes
York Tp
Stewart Sues Over Wages for Labor Services
Hugh Stewart filed suit against Tanac Putnam asking judgment for 781.70 as wages for labor and services since June 1931.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Stewart
Tanac Putnam
Sinclair Back in Political War as a Candidate
Upton Sinclair, founder of the EPIC Democratic movement, returns to California politics as a nominal presidential candidate. He aims to lead EPIC forces in the battle for the state delegation to the national convention and turnover EPIC control to regular Democrats after winning state party influence previously.
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Los Angeles
Upton Sinclair
California
Althy Sinclair
EPIC
Sinclair
Frank F Merriam
Glenn Sidle Dies at 44 in Liberty Township
Glenn Sidle 44 of Liberty Township died at 5:30 this morning at his home one mile north of Ohio City after a lingering illness. He was the son in law of Charles Moyer of near Ohio City. Survived by his widow two daughters Esther and Mary Jane two sisters and five brothers. Funeral arrangements pending word from relatives.
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Glenn Sidle
Liberty Tp
Ohio City
Charles Moyer
Esther
Mary Jane
Three Women Hospitalized After Falls with Hip Fractures
Three women sustained hip fractures and were hospitalized after falls. Mrs J W Young, former resident of West Mapleave and mother of Mrs Rudolph Showalter, fell at home in Convoy Saturday morning. Mrs Catherine Thatcher of South Chestnut Street and Mrs George Fissel of South Wayne Street also fell Sunday.
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J. W. Young
West Mapleave
Rudolph Showalter
Catherine Thatcher
South Chestnut St
George Fissel
South Wayne St
President Roosevelts plea for religious unity abroad rally
In a radio address from Hyde Park on Brotherhood Day Roosevelt urged Jews and Christians to clasp hands and form a society of good neighbors to oppose unbelief. He warned the major religious issue is belief versus unbelief, not differences among faiths, and urged unity against spreading irreligion worldwide.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Roosevelt
Germany
Russia
Mexico
Ohio accidents claim eight lives in weekend toll
Automobiles, trains, and a gas explosion caused multiple fatalities across Ohio. Victims include John Kanche Jr. and Ivan Wortman in Warren area wrecks, Robert Ziegler and Marie McGuire in Navarre area crash, Volney Lane struck at Cincinnati Union Terminal, and Mary Wright killed in Columbus. Gas blast killed Mrs. Raymond Broadway and others in Clay Center. More than 30 injured citywide.
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Ohio
Warren
John Kanche, Jr
Ivan D. Wortman
Cortland
Robert Ziegler
Canton
Ware
Marie Lee McGuire
Cleveland
Ziegler
Navarre
Strasburg
Volney D. Lane
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Cincinnati Union Terminal
New York Central
Toledo
Mary Floro
Clay Center
Joseph Mehalko
Pheasant Breeders Must Hold License, Bricker Says
Columbus Feb 24 Persons who raise pheasants for sale including restocking must hold breeders license Bricker informs Conservation Director. Law cannot be suspended by regulation according to Attorney General John W Bricker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Conservation Council
John W. Bricker
Director of Conservation
Probe Island Violence in Puerto Rico Under Gov Winship
A black shirted Puerto Rican nationalist faction, aligned with Liberation aims, faced urgent government scrutiny as it recruits openly for an armed movement. In recent days, two self described members assassinated Col. E Francis Riggs, Puerto Rico police chief, and Francisco Velez Ortiz, police chief of Utuado, amid a spate of attacks and turmoil on the island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Liberation
Blanton Winship
Col
E. Francis Riggs
Puerto Rican Policee
Francisco Velez Ortiz
Utuado
Lima coroner probes double death at home
Coroner Harry Lewis investigated the deaths of Mrs. Rachael A. Krick, 73, and her son Herbert, 42, whose bodies were found in their Lima, Ohio, home. Authorities suspect poisoning from heating fumes or escaped natural gas.
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Lima
Harry Lewis
Rachael A. Krick
Herbert
Indiana Leader Signals Landon Nomination Support
Columbus Indiana February 24 indications that the Indiana delegation to the Republican National convention may back Governor Alf M Landon for presidential nomination were given here yesterday by Will Irwin a manufacturer and prominent party leader.
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Landon
Columbus
Ind
Indiana
Rep
Alf M. Landon
Wills, Irwin
Ready for Spring Work at National Reemployment Office
Carl M. Easterling, manager of the National Re-employment office here, stated there are enough qualified people for helping housewives with spring cleaning and farmers with spring work registered at his office. He advised prospective employers to express their help needs as soon as possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl M. Easterling
Coughlin Challenged OConnor Over Farm Bill Aid
In Detroit Feb 24 Rev Charles E Coughlin dismissed Congressman John J OConnor's threat to kick him from the Capitol to the White House He accused OConnor of delaying the Prazier Lemke farm mortgage bill in his House rules committee and he said he would go to Washington on Wednesday to confront him with the challenge.
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Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
John J. O'Connor
New York
House of Representatives
Capitol
White House
O'Connor
Prazier- Lemke
Washington
Tiffin Business University Edges Chows 27 to 24
Tiffin Business University defeated Tiffin College at the YMCA 27 to 24 in a close, fast game. Tiffin led most of the night with evenly distributed scoring by local players. Draving left early due to injury. Ridge Alumni beat the Giffin Reserves in a prior match. Giffin to face Huntington College in Huntington and Indiana Tech at the YMCA next two nights.
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Tiffin Business University
Tiffin College
YMCA
Tiffin
Draving
Ridge
Giffin
Huntington College
Huntington
Ind
Indiana Tech
Glass Plant Labor Dispute Settled
Toledo Ohio February 24 The Lib bey Owens Ford plant here resumed operations after a labor dispute with women workers. Settlement reached at a conference between David H Goodwillie executive vice president and Glen W McCabe business ation of Plat Glass Workers. Twenty four women employees whod been discharged for refusing to work with two others were reinstated. The two were transferred to other shifts. The plant had been idle since Wednesday but had lost only one day of production due to the reduced operating schedule.
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Toledo
Libbey-Owens-Ford
David H. Goodwillie
Glen W. McCabe
Record Set at Shooting Contest in Ohio
A. J. Burtschar of Toledo set a new Midwest indoor match record at the Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association event in Columbus. He scored 588 of 600 to win the championship. W. B. Bennett of Dayton was second, R. A. Swigart of Bowling Green third, and A. F. Hart of Cleveland fourth. Merlyn Augsberger of Lima won the Jenes plaque match, with brown of St. Louis tied for second.
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Columbus
A. J. Burtschar
Toledo
Midwest
Ohio Rifle and Pistol Association
Burtacher
W. B. Bennett
Dayton
R. A. Swigart
Bowling Green
A. F. Hart
Cleveland
Jenes
Brown
St. Louis
Merlyn Augsberger
Lima
Lima Attorney Outlines Chattel Loan Rates at Rotary
Clarence H. Klinger, Lima attorney, told the Rotary club that the chattel loan business under current laws requires higher interest rates. He cited research for the Russell Sage Foundation showing that personal loans in small amounts incur greater expenses, justifying the higher charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Clarence H. Klinger
Lima
Russel Sage Foundation
Mr. Klinger
Bull of the Woods figure Charles Williams dies in Alliance
Charles T. Williams, 73, former foreman and shop superintendent at Alliance Milling Co, died in Alliance Ohio. He inspired the "Bull of the Woods" character in James Williams' Out Our Way cartoons. Williams, who had worked there, is not related to him.
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Bull OF Woods
Alliance, O
Bull of the Woods
James Williams
Charles T. Williams
Alliance Milling Co
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J. Gamble
George W. Sells
Department of Ohio
Eld
Deshler-Wallick Hotel
Melville Mucklestone
Chicago
Cantarisine
Hobart
Ohio Department
Wilbur DeWeese
Mollie Dettmer
West Maple Avenue
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Mrs. C. L. Shaffer
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Ronald Carlo
Lutheran Hospital
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West Uride
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Fort Cates
Hamilton
Augenstein
Ashley High School
Ohio State Agricultural College
Alpha Zeta
Future Farmers In America
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Ohio State University
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Eva Myers
Mrs
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Paul A. Ladd
Paul Peigert
Hair Dressers Association
Richard Jacobs
Francis Allen
Pleasant Township
Aaron Jacobs
Jay Foster
Winifred Arnold
Laura Weisman
St. Marks Lutheran Church
L. Z. Morris
North Union Church
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Essie Rank
Zilla Goings
Agatha Collins
Carrie Myers
Kenneth McClain
Carl Starkey
Glenyce Farlow
Ataetna
H. D. Switser
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F. L. Deiphos
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Norwalk
Mr. Switser
T. E. Allen
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Elub
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Daryl Hawk
Kenneth
Allentown
Lawrence Augenstein
Ed Myers
West Lincoln Highway
F. O. E. Ladies Club
A Eee
Calvin Crabtree
Mabel Geary
Burdette Todd
E. P. Severns
G. F. Grifin
Spencerville
H. B. Cully
North Jefferson Street
Bert Cully
Modern Priscilla Club
T. K. Osborn
J. W. Johnson
J. P. Hertel
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