Canvass boosts pledges for Cleveland cloak firm
Mrs. Arthur Byers and Miss Dorcas Kennerley secured over fifty pledges from local women and girls to work for Printz Biederman of Cleveland. Other notes include a successful J. J. Stoll and Son sale with strong prices on livestock and machinery, and local civic and fraternal activities as well as a new Landall Tractor Company plant planned for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Byers
Dorcas Kennerley
Printz- Biederman People
Cleveland
Drivers Seat Celebrates Four Anniversaries and Local News
A 6 o'clock dinner marked four anniversaries including two wedding milestones for the Pahl and Schade families. Community updates cover students at Bowling Green State University, church meetings in Philadelphia, bridge construction, real estate transfers, births, a new home under construction east of Carey, weather notes, and a feature on traffic sign vandalism and road safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pahl
Arden Schade
Mrs. Schade
Don Hunter
Phyllis
Billy
Beverly
Robert
Jo-Lynn
Donna
Edwin Pahl
Richard Hunter
Carey
Bowling Green State University
Betty Bowman
Betty Hamler
Mauvelyn Hendricks
Maurice Zahn
Paul R. Clouser
Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church
Velmer Wentling
Ervin Wentling
Waverly
Scioto River
Minnie Walker Gibson
George Ash
Leo A. Karcher
Anna M. Karcher
Ridge Township
Fort Royal
Thoburn Baker
Robert and
Claren
Salem
Woodrow Orians
Roger John
St. Joseph’s Church
Arlis Orians
Martha Kingsman
Audrey Beaschler
Christian Advocate
Roy Smith
Mattie Myers
Good
David Walter
Mr. Walter
Hallie Viola
Chesebrough) Bish
George W. Bish
W. Findlay Sr
Road project let in Columbus with concrete base cost
The Little Sandusky road in Columbus will be let on December 31 with an estimated concrete base cost of 177033.50 dollars. Salem Aaron Suber is seriously ill with kidney and bladder trouble at his farm home. he moved back after his wife’s death and visits children. Beech Grove residents Mr and Mrs C C Laird of Mt Blanchard dined with Mr and Mrs O C Rickle and son Addison Friday evening.
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Sandusky
Columbus
Salem
Aaron Suber
Charles
Suber
Beech Grove
C. C. Laird
Mt. Blanchard
O. C. Rickle
Addison
Arlington Hancock Schools News From December 5 1940
Miss Estella Weaver received a leave of absence for the rest of the term. Charles Hall, with 14 years teaching, will replace her. An operetta Scrooge's Christmas will be staged December 12 in the high school auditorium. Calves were shown at the Cleveland Livestock show with Billie Jean Ward earning 3rd in light class and Frederick Bland 7th in heavy class. winnings. new baby Galen Samuel born to Rev and Mrs Glen Fruth. Mrs John Redfox sold the Lawrence Cook home and will move with her father to Berwick. Mrs Chesebro injured a leg slipping on ice. Mrs Cole recovering in Findlay hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estella Weaver
Board of Education
Charles Hall
Arlington
Hancock County
Weaver
Hall
Kay
James
Ebenezer Scrooge
Stanley van Buren
Fred
Horace Newhard
Bob Cratchet
Lawrence Strahm
Jack
Jean Hewett
Peter Cratchet
Daniel Smith
Tiny Tim
Ronald Treece
Belinda
Ann Schira
Martha
Bernice Keller
Dale de Vene
Dorothy Steele
Glen Fruth
Alvada
Galen Samuel
John Redfox
Lawrence Cook
Dow Street
L. G. Altwater
Grove Street
W. Findlay Street
Toledo
J. W. Cosgray
Wallace Dible
Clarence Cole
Carey-Findlay
Vernon Huston
Carey
Cole
Findlay Hospital
S. W
Carey Building Boom Topped 1925 Local Growth
Wyandot County notes show Carey candidates spent 9.75 on municipal races, Upper Sandusky totals were 3.95, Mercy Hospital in Tiffin mentions survivors like George Henry Bish, and 1925 Carey saw 27 homes built or under construction. A Nov 29 1894 program by Simonis band, and a Nov 18 1915 election recap, complete the locale record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carey
Upper Sandusky
Presidential administration change and persistent national problems
The text argues that despite a new administration the core national issues remain: communists, space race, farm policy, foreign affairs, race and labor relations, inflation, and a growing economy. It criticizes belief in federal solutions, citing farm policy struggles and waste in military programs as evidence.
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U. S
Congress to push federal action in new fields
The new Congress to convene in January faces calls for expanded federal action. The article argues effort should fix existing federal projects rather than create a fresh, costly program set.
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Information Agency
Congress
Congressional
Back Door Financing Bypasses Congressional Committees
Members of the economy bloc push to end back door financing where federal programs are authorized to borrow from the Treasury, not funded by direct appropriations. This method lets programs escape budget scrutiny, raising total appropriations by 618 million above Eisenhower’s plan this year. A resolution to route all appropriations through the House and Senate committees is expected next Congress.
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Congressional Economy Bloc
Congress
Treasury
Appropriations
House
Senate Appropriations
Eisenhower
Those Food Faddists and the Diet Doomsday Verse
A critic argues that food faddism damages health and urges sticking to standard foods. The New England Journal of Medicine satire warns against overzealous dieting while advising diets only by physician guidance and based on common, available foods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England Journal of Medicine
David Kritchevsky
Philadelphia
Khrushchev blamed for eroding faith in negotiations
David Lawrence notes Khrushchev destroyed the faith Americans rely on for disarmament talks and accuses him of insult and defiance at the UN. Health Information Foundation says mental illness hospitalizations have declined recently with medical advances aiding earlier releases. Quote from Lyman Bryson contrasts youth and experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Lawrence
U. S. News & World Report
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly of the United Nations
Health Information Foundation
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Carey Times
J. J. Stoll and Son
Joseph "Yingling
Galion
Andy Kiefer
Berwick
Yingling
J. H. Smith
Tiffin
Helen Ginn
Washington Court House
Herman Gibbs
W. Main Street
Ginn
Mary Newhard
Maude Snyder
Irene Gillet
Grover Snyder
Alma Bish
Mervin Shafer
Elsie Garman
Don Kreidler
Ruth
Clem Beck
Doc Gorsuch
Ed Lucius
Alma -Josephine
Ben Clouse
Adrian
Stetler School
Theodore Walters
Fred Roynon
George Miller
Carl Johnson
Gilbert Lonsway
Pythian Sisters
P. C
Forrest Dame
M.E.C
Peter Long
E.S
D. C. Angus
E.J
Jay Lenner
Wm. Mohn
D. J. Humbert
Frank McGown
C. C. Carr
Ralph Green
C. M. Kear
Herschel High
F. L. Moyer
Peter Brooks
Lawrence Brooks
Studebaker
Chamber of Commerce
Landall Tractor Company
Ohio
Landall Tractor Co
R. M. Luckey
I. G. Huston
H. J. Graves
W. R. Kurtz
C. A. Carpenter
E. B. Kurtz
J. D. Ewing
Oklahoma
Wyatt Earps
Oklahoma Highway Department
Pennsylvania
China
Lyman Bryson
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