11 Dec 1938
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Newspaper
Zanesville Signal
Location
Zanesville, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1938
Page
1
Thelma Mae Lorey marries a Columbus man in a ceremony reported with local social notes. Details on the groom and setting are given in brief. The item reflects household and community life highlights from the era.
The Housing Authority expects Tuesday action on a federal program with negotiations over land procurement and building plans. Present plans call for construction of 625 houses for low income families in the program.
A White Cottage School meeting hosts a Christmas program featuring works by students and invited guests. Accordion solo by Ann Cottermner, tap dance by Margaret West, with Joy Lee Roberts among performing guests expected to attend.
Members of Earich Bible Class at First Methodist Protestant Church gather in the church basement Monday evening for their annual chicken dinner. Attendees are asked to bring a 10 cent gift for the Christmas exchange with Mrs. L G Coulins in charge of the menu, John Powell leading decorating, Jesse Gale supervising the exchange box, and Mrs Bertie Ruble overseeing the program alongside Mrs Anna M Earich who will tell the Christmas story. Meals begin at 6:30.
Sixteen members and friends of the College of Wooster gathered Saturday evening at the W C A. After dinner Dr. E M Brown presided at the informal meeting which included a series of brief talks. Dr Brown was elected president for the coming year with Russell S Dover as secretary.
Fragmented OCR item mentions cemetery wreaths and mounds at Pap Cemetery and local acts by Wackim & Son and Mon Flot et che fom Pap Cemetery. Readers are left with incomplete street names and missing details about purpose and dates.
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