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Lancaster Gazette

Location

Lancaster, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

Page

8

Alberta Social Credit Dividends Hurry to Arrive

Albertans anxiously await the promised 25 monthly dividends from the Social Credit government as the legislature meets. Premier Aberhart faces pressure from rural supporters while balancing a strained budget and seeking enabling laws to implement the plan. Major Douglas’s role and the Calgary Albertan sale add to the political tension and impatience among supporters awaiting checks.

Aberhart Calgary Maj. C. BR. Douglas Social Credit Douglas William Aberhart Alberta

Waltman Stories and a Six Heart Contract Problem

A Reading, Pennsylvania bridge director C F Waltman shares why tournaments attract players and describes a weekly Reading University Club game. The feature analyzes a six hearts contract with a diamond double and a diamond return leading to a defeat, illustrated by play in the East seat.

WM. E. McKenney American Bridge League C.F. Waltman Reading Waltman Solon Co. CT East

Dr Biddle Relocating Practice to Lancaster

Dr B H Biddle has sold practice and property in Sugar Grove and will open an Eye Nose and Throat office in the Kresge Building Lancaster on March first. Dr Swett of Logan will succeed him at Sugar Grove.

B. H. Biddle Sugar Grove Kresge Lancaster Swett Logan

Governor Signs Budget Bill After Vetoing Several Items

Governor Davey signed the Herner bill approving 1936 expenses for the Ohio Senate and vetoed items totaling 71,736.71. The remaining authorized expenditures amount to 87,955.01. Vetoed items covered various Senate expenses.

Columbus Davey Herner Ohio Senate

Oddities From Newsrooms Across Cities

A collage of odd local items includes Buddy Copenhaver, 12, releasing his tongue from an icy lamp post in Chicago, and James Shepperd charged with jail breaking in Chestertown. Reports from Annapolis and Cleveland mention divers in icy water and a long bridge project revealed after months.

Chicago Buddy Copenhaver Buddy Chestertown James Shepperd John SN. Bennett Annapolis Spe Creek Cleveland Cuyahoga River

Senate funds questioned over operational expenses

The governor argued the Senate had adequate funds for meeting operations and listed itemized expenses including committees 55000, communications 7500, salaries of Senate employees 5323.43, office equipment 9524.64, and office supplies 383.64, suggesting the items were unnecessary.

Senate

Iowa Faces Historic Seed Corn Shortage

Des Moines reports town farmers plan to plant 10.5 million acres of corn next spring but confront the severest seed shortages in state history. Veteran seed men and farmers warn of impacts on planting schedules and yields.

Des Moines

Sugar Grove community notes and town events

Troop 72 Boy Scouts held an informal meeting to plan re registration with National Headquarters and attend a Scout Rally in Lancaster. A school play Last Date of School by Berne Un School Teachers at the PTA meeting was well attended. J D Dupler plans a store room and home at the old hotel site after tearing down old buildings. New births reported for Ralph and Wince families and for Hal Holland. Gas main on Route 31 and Blue Valley Road thawed after freezing in cold weather. Mrs L C Shaver visiting daughter in Columbus, Zelma Byers visited Mary Garwood in Lancaster. Merrill Federer entertained Leland Dupler and Ann Pence with Touring. late refreshments served.

Boy Scouts Lancaster Bob Richard Donald James Matheny Billy Gretter James Fox Bob Hansley Billy ‘Long Berne P.T. A J. D. Dupler Ralph Wince Jackson Ohio Sugar Grove Hal Holland Zelma Byers Mary Garwood Merrill Federer Leland Dupler Ann Pence

Prisoner's Deaf-Mumb Deception Fails in Springfield

A 24 year old prisoner in Springfield pretended to be deaf and mute to mislead police. He revealed his ruse when he asked two prison janitors for a drink of water, exposing himself as not dumb.

Springfield Mass John Yersche

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