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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1936
Page
3
The YWCA Public Affairs committee starts a discussion series Tuesday at 7 30 pm at the YWCA. E I Antrim leads the first session and Mrs L C Miller chairs the second on Thursday January 16 at 2 30 pm. Topics include The World War System Naval and Military Policies Economic and Financial Policies and Neutrality and Freedom of the Seas.
Saturday events include Home Guards and First M. E. at 1 p.m. Dorcas room. Children’s Story Hour at 2 30 p.m. Brumback Library. Knights of Pythias, Pearl Rebekah Lodge, Van Wert Aerie, F O E in the evening. Monday features Night Bridge Club and Miss Lorain Stettler on South Cherry Street. Out of School Girls Association meets at 8 p.m. Brumback Library.
Relatives of Mrs Roy W Heffner of Bryn Mawr Pa announce her marriage to Louis J Santamarie of Rosemont Pa. The ceremony was at noon January 3 in First Presbyterian Bryn Mawr with Rev Andrew Mutch officiating. The couple left for New York and sailed via Panama Canal to Honolulu. They will reside on Ithan Avenue Rosemont after March 15. Central W C T U held a session at the YWCA with talks on temperance and soldiers work and announced Temperance Education Day for January 16 with an open service at First M E Church featuring Rev John Danford.
At the Hospital Edward Jones, son of Mr and Mrs Hugh Jones of Venedocia, was operated on Friday night. Esther Price, daughter of Mr and Mrs J J Price of East Raymond street, was admitted as a patient Friday.
The YMCA volleyball squad meets at the YM at 5 45 this afternoon then travels to Lima for two matches against Van Wert Lima YMCA and Berne.
Regular meeting of the Out-of-School Girls Association set for Monday January 13 at 8 o clock in the Brumback Library Children Room. Attendees will hear about library history and behind the scenes work followed by social time. Bring friends.
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Paris reports a move away from revealing evening gowns to mid night tailored suits in velvet or lame. Designers and models embrace simplicity with a black crepe sleeveless gown featuring silver accents, a velvet cape, and matching accessories as the practical, modern choice for formal events.
Court House records show George W. Bell and Caroles C. Bell transferring undivided one third of lot 125 and part of 124 in Van Wert to James C. and Herbert F. Bell for $1. J I Cramer transfers portions of lots 590 and 591 in Van to Caryl Shaw. Several Roop family parcels, totaling 12 acres in Willshire Township, convey to Minerva Mary Roop for $1. Sheriff R B Stevens conveys one third of inlet 25 in Willshire to John Knott for $106.67 and one half of a Willshire village tract to Earl Stetler for $265.
Van Wert Building and Savings company dismissed foreclosure suit against Marrion Russell Tinton and others on plaintiff’s petition. Another money suit against L. E. Kenney and others was likewise settled and dismissed without record on plaintiff’s petition. Agnes Langmeyer sues for support money against John H. Langmeyer for 1250 dollars in a Detroit court from 1931.
A reader praises Aunt Marys sweet corn as the best in the world in a letter printed in Fridays Daily Bulletin, celebrating the dish and urging others to try it.
The Columbus Dispatch reports on January 5 1936 that Stephen E Ludwig ends a 14 year term as mayor of Bexley. He is praised for his prudent leadership and says driving while intoxicated cases rose in the past year compared to the previous decade. Brains are too precious to be pickled with rum.
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