New Novel Featured On Page Two In This Newspaper
The article notes a fashionable new novel titled Gorgeous appears in this edition on page 2 and promises readers an exciting literary feature.
11 Mar 1936
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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1936
Page
1
The article notes a fashionable new novel titled Gorgeous appears in this edition on page 2 and promises readers an exciting literary feature.
Ohio is praised for its sales tax handling in a Van Wert YWCA talk by C E Dittmer assistant director of the Ohio Council of Retail Merchants. He contrasts Ohio's system with Missouri milk bottle tops and notes the federal social security act and new Ohio tax use details. Local chamber leaders urge member growth to attract industry and boost retailer promotion efforts.
The Middle Point Presbyterian church adds cathedral chimes to its pipe organ and will dedicate them next Sunday, March 15, at the morning service. The Rev. William Surdival and Rev. John H. Lamy will be guest preachers at morning and evening services with vocal and instrumental music programs.
The fishing mood turned slow as anglers reported no bites despite clear water and 65 degree sun. In Celina at Grand Reservoir another party found no action while Pond edges showed large ice chunks from Dog Creek floods.
In New Hampshire a primary gave President Roosevelt and Frank Knox a head start for the presidency. Knox led among pledged Republican delegates with Landon a distant second. Roosevelt won all Democratic delegates. Countre marsh failed to carry his town as a protest against inflation therapy and AAA taxes drew discontent from textile leaders.
Pick Knittle was elected president of the Ridge Young Farmers Association at the Ridge school meeting. John Tomlinson became vice president with Doyg Galloway as secretary and Manford Lytle treasurer. Other officers include Dale Cooper reporter James Thurston sergeant at arms Homer Pollock chairman Rufus Duprey and Karl Reiden bach on the program committee. A district conference report was given by Homer Pollock and Max Good spoke on Cooperation With the Church. Next meeting set for April 13.
Charles Rice of East Main street received word that his brother Judge Rice died at Decatur Indiana after a lingering illness. The body was sent to St. Joe Illinois for burial with Mr and Mrs Rice traveling to Decatur to accompany it.
Prices firmed fractionally at a moderately active opening on the New York Stock Exchange today. Curtiss-Wright featured a block of 46,000 shares at 9 up ¾.
Petitions for county and district offices rush to the county election board as the 6 30 p m deadline approaches. Names include Judge Sumner EB Walters and Harry D Bellis for county offices, with many Republican and Democratic delegates and county posts listed among late filings in Van Wert and surrounding townships.
Lieut. Gov. Harold G. Mosier quits the Democratic bid for governor of Ohio and withdraws to run for congressman at large. He cites Stephen M. Young’s entry and declines a three way race, saying he will support Young while remaining a Cleveland GOP ally.
Pre-school children who received the Schick test Thursday March 5 should return to their schools on Thursday March 12. Parents may bring children for the diphtheria immunization dose at Horace Mann 8 30, Anthony Wayne 9, Lincoln 9 30, and Franklin 10 a.m.
Adjutant General Emil F. Marx announced Ohio National Guard troops will participate in the federal second army maneuvers at Fort Knox Kentucky this summer reversing a prior decision to hold annual field training at Camp Perry. Ohio troops will return to Camp Perry next year and the Van Wert company 135th 112th Medical Regiment was expected to go to Fort Knox.
Admiral Earl Beatty commander of the grand fleet in World War I and hero of the battle of Jutland died peacefully at his home aged 65. His son Lord Borodale reached his bedside before the old sea dog passed. Beatty had been ill since contracting a cold at King George V’s funeral. He inspired empire wide mourning as a symbol of British naval tradition and was beloved for his wartime command.
The Van Wert chapter of the National Association of Power Engineers will meet at 7:30 PM Thursday in the power house at the Marsh Foundation school. Members will discuss matters of importance and plan sending a delegation to Lima to hear the national president of the association.
The Interstate Commerce Commission order cutting fares was cited in an Ohio Public Utilities Commission hearing to seek continued passenger train operations on the Cincinnati Northern between Van Wert and the Michigan state line.
The Ohio Public Utilities Commission considers a June 2 fare cut on the Cincinnati Northern railroad. If approved the new rates would affect towns Scott Paulding Bryan Jackson with lower fares per mile and a shift toward rail travel versus bus or auto, per the article.
The New York Central railroad asked the commission for authority to abandon passenger operations due to a continuing annual operating loss. Local residents opposed the move and protesters filed a brief arguing the two cent per mile fare attracted riders, sustaining opposition to removal.
The Elks lodge names Martin W. Feigert Exalted Ruler and R. B. Nelson Knight Otis A. Moyer Secretary F W Leslie Treasurer Ilmer Stetler Tiler Adolph Rothacker Trustee for three years Martin W Feigert Delegate and O E Shurtleff Alternate to the Grand Lodge. Election set for March 24. Shurtleff endorsed for district deputy role.
Mr and Mrs C C Tomhafe formerly of Van Wert announce they have opened The Style Shop in Springfield selling ladies apparel. Tomhafe traveled from here to Wapakoneta and recently visited Bryan.
Lloyds, famed for insuring diverse bets, has refused to quote war risk rates on a European conflict. The decision cites general European unsettled conditions making war risk premiums unavailable.
Van Wert county judging teams won a four county event near Wiltshire. Ridge school took first in the Holstein dairy judging and York school led in the Belgium horse judging. Individual leaders included Ritchie of Ridge in the horse, and Wurster of Celina in Holstein.
WPA allocations total 97.68 million as of December 31, 1935 with about 46.5 percent funneled to highways and streets. Public buildings receive 10.7 percent, parks 11.7 percent, and water systems 9.6 percent, while other conservation and transportation uses account for the rest.
Ras Mulu Gheta Ethiopian war minister was reported killed by revolting members of the Asebo Galla tribe east of Amba Alagi. In Reading Pennsylvania Louis Toontas, 14, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in his father James Toontas slaying. In London King Edward VIII told Parliament a possible marriage may occur.
Relief director L. r Feigert says county has no quota yet for CCC enrollments. Applications are at the Humphrey-Hughes building relief office for young men to join for a six month term starting April 1 to 15. Feigert urges applicants to come in at once.
Frederick Kuh reports Britain led talks amid the German crisis with Prime Minister Thatcher and cabinet, inviting Belgium Italy and possibly Germany to Locarno discussions. Paris advisors signal French demands for penalties against Germany, plus British guarantees of armed support and potential Franco Italian British unified action. Belgium argues for a demilitarized frontier to boost security, recalling 1914.
Rain and colder tonight then generally fair and colder Thursday. Local 24 hour readings show high and low temperatures with daytime and overnight trends. Sunrise set for tomorrow morning and reference notes from the previous year included.
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