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Newspaper
Van Wert Times
Location
Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1936
Page
3
The Van Wert A A U W branch plans a guest luncheon on Saturday May 16 at the Senior House of Marsh School. Eva Todd will review Pulitser Price. music by Jane Edwards. Elks Lodge hosts card party Wednesday with Mrs James M Collette and Mrs Burdette Todd as hostesses.
Brumback Library hosts Saturday Children's Story Hour at 2:30 p.m. A concert follows at 4 p.m. in the Administration Building, showcasing local activities in Van Wert for residents and visitors.
Monday Rotary Club at noon and W A Kiwanis Club at 6 15 PM meet at Hotel Marsh City Council evening session at City Hall Nurses Alumnae Association evening Phi Delta Kappa Fraternity evening
Circle No Nine of St Mark's Lutheran church will meet Monday at 8 pm at the president Miss Katherine Koogle's home on South Walnut street instead of Mrs Ed Crites as scheduled.
Madison Square Garden witnesses a dramatic boxing night as Tony Canzoneri battles back against Jimmy McLarnin in a tense first round surge. The crowd roars as Canzoneri survives a brutal sequence and regains footing, with McLarnin pressing the attack before the bell.
A local Van Wert lodge of the Loyal Order of Mothers schedules a special program and matical proceeds to support charitable activities. Members arrange a community gathering featuring a guest speaker and fundraiser activities to assist their mission.
Balyeat Furniture Co announces a special sale featuring Simmons innerspring mattresses priced at 16.95 dollars. The promotion highlights Balyeat Furniture Co as the retailer and invites customers to visit the store for the discounted mattresses.
Taft denies monopoly issue and says it has no bearing on recovery. John Hamilton and Edward A. Hayes criticize Roosevelt administration while Borah attacks Brown and Capper. Gannett supports the Roene ticket with NRA and AAA criticisms. Young attacks Davey over highway funds and road repair during the campaign year.
Two hundred Ohio fire department officers will attend a four day school at Ohio State University May 19 to 22 to learn new firefighting science. The program is annual and organized by the Ohio Inspection Bureau Board of Fire Underwriters Fire Chiefs Association Red Cross and the Fire Prevention Association of Ohio.
In Gandusky County Ohio officials fret over a treasury surplus as only 475000 could be withdrawn legally from eight county banks. Local authorities reassess funds and statutory limits amid legal questions and fiscal pressure.
Real estate entries list Ella Jane Black and others transferring to D E and Clarabelle McCoy inlet number 2071 in Van Wert for $1. Miller transfers to Walter 8 and jr inlet number 1924 in Van Wert for $1. Festival Queen chosen at 8 p.m. Call House, 2075, to reserve.
Chopper and Cream Slaw featured this week at Dake's Cafe with rolls and coffee offered for 250. Local diners urged to visit for the deal.
Retail coal and builders supply yards will close Saturday afternoon. Named firms include City Coal and Supply Co, J S Bacay and S Coal Co, G F Wistner Osel Co, and others.
Adj. Col. and Mrs. Fred O'Neal of Cincinnati arrive to conduct services with an 8 o'clock street meeting tonight and regular services Sunday. Young people invited to meet Adj. Col. O'Neal while campaigning note for Sheriff Leland Couts in the Democratic Primary. Times Want Ads advertised as inexpensive.
A child recalls a mother and her loving touch as the piece asks mothers to wake to the danger of liquor traffic. It warns that the monster drink trade targets the nation’s beloved girls and risks turning them into victims of alcohol.
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