Wauseon Circle of Child Conservation League hosts National Welfare week program
The Wauseon Circle presented two parent and child films at the Pincers Theatre with music by Erwin Wager and Robert Miley. Rev. Dixon spoke on Religious Training of the Child, stressing moral nurture and par ents as primary educators, followed by a high school concert and essays on Health by local students.
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Robert Miley
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Chilren
Jane Smallman
Essoy
Celia Fouty
Frederick Wolf
Child Conservation Circle
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Strater
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Toledo
Tour Fine Ieene
Niagara back to Put in Bay plan by W W Chalmers
Congressmen W W Chalmers urges permanently stationing the Niagara at Put in Bay near the Perry relics to boost the island's appeal. The ship now rests at Erie and ownership is uncertain after the Perry Centennial. Chalmers has discussed the plan with Secretary Denby to implement if possible.
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Back Pain Worsens in Morning Says Wauseon Resident
Local testimony from Oscar Marks of 619 E Chestnut St Wauseon endorses Dean's Kidney Pills as effective for back ache and morning tiredness linked to weak kidneys. He used a box and a half, reporting relief after treatment. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo NY.
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State reorganization code signed by Governor Davis
Governor Harry L. Davis signed the administrative code creating a complete reorganization of the state's business system. The ceremony featured the governor at his desk with two silver penholders presented to Senate Committee Chairman Bellew and House Committee Chairman Dann. The measure aimed to cut waste, reduce taxes, and improve efficiency despite opposition from some legislators.
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Garden Slugs Increase Rapidly in Ohio Reports
Ohio Experiment Station entomology reports garden slugs have surged, devouring beets carrots potatoes and leafy crops. Slugs, not insects, slime through gardens. arsenate cal- and Bordeaux powder dusting can deter and kill many slugs. Consumers see autos tire price cuts with a free tube at The Automobile Store. Readers urged to phone Tribune with news.
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Planting Tips for Growing Good Corn and Yields
Farmers ask about drill versus hill planting and find hill method often yields better with 10 inch row spacing. Ohio Experiment Station data show May plantings outperform late May and June plantings, with early May giving about 20 percent more yield than late May.
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Boy Scout Lectures Draw Big Audience at Baptist Church
A large audience of parents and scouts attended a Boy Scout lecture series at the Baptist Church. Rev Dixon presented pictures on the Christ child and Boy Scout beginnings, growth and service, with plans for two more lectures in June and July.
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Annual Convention of the Ohio League of Women Voters
The Ohio League of Women Voters announces its Second Annual Convention in Columbus at the Hotel Bethlehem on May 18 with reports of the year’s work. Sessions will cover local leagues, the State League program, and three committee conferences on Child Welfare, Food Supply and Demand, and Women in Industry led by Lucia Joleneon, Etta Morse Espy, and Nida Pangle.
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Dayton
Women In Industry
Pepsince the Stomach Expert Praises Glands of Relief
Sufferers from far and near praise C. C. Pepsince the stomach expert who saves the day. The ad promises a free first treatment to prove relief and encourages consulting druggists Fink and Haumesser along Read, Wager and G. 45-20 for sale and guarantee. This tiny classified-like notice urges readers to seek the remedy locally.
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