Oakville Sets Daylight Time May 26 to Aug 25
Oakville mayor pro tem presided over a council meeting deciding daylight saving time from May 26 through August 25. Authorized items include road work and rock purchases, beer permit approval, and sewage tile ordinance second reading. Dues and drainage payments approved. meeting adjourned. In Wapello, Geneva Guild of Presbyterian Church held a Bible review meeting hosted by Mrs Martha Fisher with assistants. Leyla Doreas Guild met in Friendship Hall with Bible study on One People of God.
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Faith McGill
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Changed Expense Rules Cut Business at Plush Eating Houses
Wew York a dwindling business blamed mainly on changes in interne bax expense deductions and the addition of rules eliminating many deductions. Hotels, nightclubs, and plush dining spots face reduced patronage as tax changes, cost-cutting, and competition hit. Unemployment rises in the industry. prices rise, diners seek cheaper meals, and restaurants cut expenses. Stakeholders blame tax regs and other factors, with many predicting further declines. some establishments may close if debts tighten. Local notices: Susanna Circle meets at Nancy Taywiki’s home, with devotions, lessons, and calendar fund donation to church budget. May rummage sale planned. New officers elected: Anita Hartley, president. Jan Scott, vice president. Klya Exess, secretary. Kay Miller, treasurer. Leahdel Wagner, rose chairman.
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Aii Niot
Tennessee Restaurant Association
Joe B. Calthan
Benson Hotel
Portland
Ore
Sherman Billingsley
New York
Stork Club
Lone
Wis
Avery
San Francisco
Charles F. Delany
Golden Gate Restaurant Association
Chick Hedrick
Atlanta
Wilton
Susanna
Methodist
WSCS
Nancy Tay
Karen Grings
Phyllis Fare
Lealtel Wagner
Jan Scott
Anita Hartley
Klya Exess
Kay Miller
Leahdel Wagner
Rose Chaimen
Hayshakers May Schedule For West Liberty
May events for the Hayshakers modern square dance club list three dances in West Liberty. Ed Epperson calls a public dance May 11 at the Atalissa gym. Larry Gow calls May 14 at the West Liberty elementary gym. Jim Rhodes calls May 28 at the West Liberty fairgrounds. Members to bring cookies and sandwiches. dances run 3 to 11 p.m.
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West Liberty Fair
Jim Rhodes
Clea Schomberg
Harvey Staley
George Meyers
Michigan State and Michigan Baseball Rivalry Debut in 1884
In 1884 Michigan State and Michigan met on the baseball field marking their first agrivals clash. Michigan prevailed with a 13 to 3 victory, setting an early tone for the longstanding regional rivalry.
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West Liberty church events and services listed for May
West Liberty churches announce activities for the coming week including congregational meeting on May 9 to discuss pastor dissolution, junior and chancel choir rehearsals, Sunday school at 9 20 to 9 45 a m, worship at 10 43 a m with God’s Family Circle based on Romans 8 1, and various May 11 to May 16 events across several denominations including Presbyterian and Methodist circles, baptist youth and adult classes, plus a note on Relanation in Spain by Dr Nordenhaug.
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Atime
Orlow
Methodist
Sarah Tharp
Chance
Muscatine
Envin
Spain
Washington
Josef Nordenhaug
Baptist World Alliance
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