School News at Columbus Aims to Impress Faculty
Fragmented notes from Columbus school page reveal gossip, student antics, and classroom moments. Mentions of Miss Waite, Mr Bonney, Emerson, and various students like Marion Howles and Ralph Hamilton. Includes playful anecdotes, rumors, and Thanksgiving vacation chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry
Andy
Miss Cuthbert
Milfred
Richard
Helen Savko
Miss Waite
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Write
Walter
Mr. Bonney
Edgar
Walter J
Douglas
Willie
Marion Howles
Red
Mac
Ruth Coons
Keith Christensen
Ralph Hamilton
Ralph
Doris
Edgar Gules
Vida
Mildred
Dirk
Bislen
Marian
Swarty
Burg
Joan Wettenburg
Bonney
Howard IM
Wanda
Doris Coons
Robert Bonnay
Orval
Maxine
Marion M
Reemployment WPA Bureau to Be Established
TRIE December 2 Labor rehabilitation opened Tuesday as WPA forces begin setting up a six county reemployment bureau. About 4 100 workers were cut from federal payroll with 2 400 affected in the December quota drop from 14 000. Director Bernard Cochran said a district director will oversee offices in six counties and aim to place workers in industry through state and federal labor bureaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trie
WPA
Mile
Bile
Bernard Cochran
Oil City
Meadville
Cochran
Ibranch
Federal
WEA
Crop Report Shows Heavy Drought Loss
Harrisburg December 2 1988 crop report from the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture lists U S figures as of November 1 1988 with declines in corn buckwheat potatoes tobacco apples pears grapes compared with prior periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Peteral State Crop Reporting Service
Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture
United States
Germante Influence Tops Milwaukee Names in Book
The Germante influence in Milwaukee is emphasized by a new telephone directory listing 45¢. The largest name group, the Schmidts, outranks the Smiths, Jones and Johnson. Various daily events involve residents such as Ellen Grangers, Jo seph, Jo seph’s coat maker Florence, and others in short, candid notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmidts
Smiths Milwaukmh
Milwaukee
Smith, Jones and Johnson
Construction Starts on Erie County Hospital Project
Work begins on the Erie County hospital project valued at 150000 with the Public Works Administration approving the contract. Upton and Lang Co. win the general contract after Martin Schenker failed to post the required bond, risking about 3402 in losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ORIR
Erie County
Public Works Administration
Npad
Hiterimmyre
Upton Age Lang Co
Vontraéloy
Lilvety
Thal
Upton and Lang Co
Martin Seherictt
PWA
Schenker
Nnstbid
Upton
Lang
Days See Showdown on Liquor in 1940
Ohio politics heads into 1940 with a dry majority as more than two thirds of subdivisions ban hard liquor. In 1936, 105 subdivisions forbade hard liquor and 87 banned beer, with 84 of 1987 townships prohibiting hard liquor and 204 prohibiting beer. Westerville is noted as the dry capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Westerville
Corry Couple Wed at Clymer on Saturday
Roy Taylor and Mrs. Georgia Albin of Corry were married at Clymer on Saturday November 28. Best man Harry Holten and attendant Miss Haat Creen accompanied the bride. A wedding dinner for twenty three followed at the Clawson home. The couple reside at 107% East Washington Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy ‘Taylor
Georgia Albin
Corry
Clymer
Harry Holten
Miso Haat Creen
Brie City Keeps Tax Rate at 12 Mills for 1937 Budget
Finance Director Mehaffey submitted a tentative 1937 budget showing a 12 mill tax rate can balance the books with about $140,000 to cut. Estimated income from all sources would reach roughly $1,967,300, about $40,000 above 1936, while departmental requests total $2,107,657.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Sver
Thomas Mibaffey
Council
Ely’ Avn Wartos
Mehaffey
Erie Hunter Found Dead in Ridgway Hunt
Prank Conant, 65, of Erie, died while hunting at the opening of the deer season near Ridgway. A Pittsburgh party found him. Dr L K Hobbs will hold an inquest. Conant reportedly stricken after signaling for game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
Conant
Erie
Pittsburgh
L. K. Hobbs
Idgway
Clonany
Kriz
Kriz Gportsynen Wny
Fila Wit
Albert
Revenue Bureau reports advance in collections
Harrisburg reports the Revenue Bureau collected 2,600,448.6 during four months starting June 1, exceeding last year’s period by 75,575.08 and budget expectations by 182,181.86. Collections come from counties, poor districts and individuals for care, treatment and state hospital support. the bureau also lists at state teachers colleges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Des
Tavanue
Jurus
Secretary of Revenue
Eli B Kelly
Ali i
Also Mentioned on This Page
Labor Employment Bureau—Plan
Maude
Sammy
Ellen
Grangers
Helen
Joseph
Floréncé
Carolyn
George
John MC
Frank
Margaret
Julia
Rosamond
Robert Howles
Bilton
Ann
Bettes Company, Inc
DuBois
Brie
the Bracken-Keating Company
Morticians
Bureau
Oleo
Florida
Lace Cash
Carolinas
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
Virginia
Chesterfield
Turkey
Greece
Nicky
Witt
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