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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1936
Page
2
Federal writer investigates the Willow Springs legend of a ghost said to haunt the town. The tale describes a nonhuman white figure that returns nightly to drink at the local springs near the Cam Lowery Kee Store at 186 North Washington Street.
Paul P. Yoder of Baton Ohio born West Liberty Ohio served as State Senator for the Third District Dayton. He won the 1930 election by 2701 plurality defeating a Republican. Re-elected in 1932 by 9795 plurality. Served as acting President Pro Tem and Majority Leader. Won a third term in 1934 by 12789 plurality.
Paul P Yoder, WWI veteran and Ohio State Senator, chaired measures raising public utility taxes for poor relief and helping pass the Carey Poor Relief Bond Act, generating over 5 million annually for aid. His leadership touted as saving taxpayers millions and shaping a School Foundation Law to educate every child.
Allen, a truck driver reduced to poverty, secretly romances Molly a society girl at a country club dance. After a night of clinging affection they part, only for Allen to return with a sack of potatoes and a renewed vow, revealing both their class divide and longing.
The Nine OClock Gun at Portsmouth Virginia survives from antebellum days when colored people were not allowed on the streets after 9 p m and were thus summoned to their quarters.
Basil Keys, a British Columbia mor ticulturist, is proving his theory that bamboo can grow in Canada by surrounding his North Vancouver Island home with about a dozen tropical tree varieties. The trees are flourishing.
Mrs Ruth Clark attended Russel Price funeral at Convoy on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Oscar Wilmore and families visited friends in Indiana Sunday. Edna Cashel Pauline Heissel and Wayne Hoaglin hosted North Union Sunday School class at former home Monday. G Tossey and Ira Tossey hosted Sunday evening. Cashel family and Bets Will Gilbet visited Tra Cashel Sunday. Thomas Myers travels to Pine Lay on business. George Webb and Clint Tossey hosted Tuesday evening.
A nameless weasel like hulking ship debris washed ashore revealing burned remains. Explorers uncover ancient mill wheels of hard stone five feet in diameter six inches thick, unearthed near the site. Identity of the ill fated vessel remains unresolved.
A new shipment arrives featuring summer Gress sizes 10 to 14 and pique coats setepastel shades up to four years. Children’s items highlighted. Specialty Shop at 229.5 Washington St.
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