Baton Rouge Managers Deposit for Long Term Bond
Stotler and Collins both deposed $2.50 each with the Louisiana National Bank to run for 500 years at 4 percent interest, compounded semi annually. The contract is declared legal and binding. The capitol funded by Huey Long, former governor, reflects in University Jake, an artificial pond on campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stotler and Collins
Baton Rouge
Louisiana National Bank
Huey Long
University
Louisiana
South
J.D. Stotler
R. E. Collins
Yachts Battle Ocean for Bermuda Each
Two small yachts Lexia and Jolie Brise race across the Atlantic from New London to Bermuda seeking glory in the chief deep sea event in U S waters. Each carries one professional yachtsman with amateur crews. Jolie Brise is veteran and Lexia new to Atlantic crossing.
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London
Atlantic
New London
Bermuda
United States
Lexia
Julie Brise
Sional Yachteman
Jolie Brise
Royal Engineers' Yacht Club
Rose Richarda
Robert, Sommerset
Loxia
Jole Brise
E. G. Martin
Royal Ocean Racing Club
England
Martin
Cruising Club of America
Havre
Bakers pledge to supply bread for Red Cross relief
Henry Stude, president of the American Bakers Association, pledged cooperation to provide five to ten million pounds per week of unsold bread and bakery products for relief purchases. Bakers also stand ready to convert flour made from government wheat into bread at no profit, covering necessary ingredients and labor costs without profit. Chairman John Barton Payne of the Red Cross praised the industry’s help as likely to ease relief tasks in cities.
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Washington, D. C
Lamerican Bakers' Association
Henry Stude
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Stude
John Barton Payne
New London Rotarians Hear Government Talk at Luncheon
New London April news notes a Rotary Club luncheon featuring Hon. C. H. Burke on Ohio government affairs. Twenty members attended under A. W. Fitch, with reports on nominating committee, upcoming officer elections, and district Rotary events. Council notes include village light issues, contract discussions, and a lengthy Columbus state examiner report. Community notices cover personal visits, illnesses, and upcoming bake sale activities.
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New London
Ohio
C. H. Burke
Rotary Club
A. W. Fitch
Rotary
Youngstown. O
P. C. McCreary
F. E. Rempes
State Examiner
Columbus
Broughton
Co. A. Blackman
Red Cross Aids Drought Victims
The American Red Cross has aided more than 164000 drought victims across Montana North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska and Washington through March 15 providing food clothing seed feed medical aid fuel and other services. The states list shows Montana 45753 North Dakota 51345 South Dakota 61007 Nebraska 16416 and Washington 339. An order also notes surveyors stakes have been ordered.
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Washington
D. C
Montana
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Ridgeville club meets in April at Mrs Mason's home
The Happy Hour 4-H club gathered Saturday evening in April at the home of Mrs Frank Mason. Miss Bird the county extension agent spoke on patterns and materials. Officers elected unanimously: Margaret Burkley president Betty Baehr vice president Lois Fortune secretary and treasurer Doris Fortune recreation leader Marilyn Lyndes Fields Corners reporter Frieda Beyers Ridgeville. Guests were served refreshments by the hostess.
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Ridgeville
Happy Hour
Frank Mason
Miss Bird
Yole
Margaret Burkley
Betty Baehr
Lois Fortune
Doris Fortune
Marilyn Lyndes
Fields Corners
Frieda Beyers
Men's Club Meeting April Speaker at Church
The Men's club will meet on the third Friday evening in April at the church. Harold White of Lodi, a former pastor, will speak. Robert Sweet and Mrs. Dean joined the church by confession of faith. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Blanck celebrate the birth of a son born Monday. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wallington
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Briefs Fields
Harold White
Lodi
Robert Sweet
Dean
Harvey Blanck
W. A. Wallington
Community notices and family updates from Avon area
Miss Amy Save remains ill at her sister Mrs George Pickering's home in Avon. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Shurer Tuesday night. Wm Harrison was injured when his wagon dragged him and his wheels rolled over him while preparing corn stalks. Henry Nieding becomes great grandfather as a baby daughter is born to Mr and Mrs Willard Hathaway. Marian Bainbridge of Oberlin visits over Easter. Sunday visitors at the Nieding home include Wieser Curtis May Walter Miner from Cleveland and Anthony Nieding of Birmingham. Rev C C Maple returned from Rock Island Illinois after a Bible conference and preached at Fostoria. Visitors at the Bainbridge home include Mrs Helen Jenness and son Frank of Cleveland and E Bainbridge Mary Bainbridge and F Sutter. Mrs L A Bainbridge is improving. P T A meets April 14 with blue ribbon health program. Flu affects Mrs Robert Taylor and Mrs Grundy. Rev Hodder teaches the corner class and plans a party Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs J Higham of Kirya visited Mrs Mary Bainbridge and Mr and Mrs Arthur Smith hosted a six o clock dinner in honor of their daughter's birthday with guests Mr and Mrs Chas Smith of LaPorte.
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Eliza Howard
Elyria
P. H. Burk
Ohmer Rich
Dayton
EH. M. Palmer
Edw. C. Rasmus- Ben
Charles Peter
Paul Snyder
E. P. Bryan
Dudley A. White
George Farnell
Elizabeth Ankenay
Parnell
Cleveland
Erning
Severance
Cyom Rebekah Lodge
Geraldine Wilson
Mobeville
Amy Save
George Pickering
Avon
Shurer
Wm. Harrison
Henry Nieding
Willard Hathaway
Marian Bainbridge
Oberlin
Wieser
Curtis May
Walter Miner
Anthony Nieding
Birmingham
C. C. Maple
Rock Island
lMnoiz
Fostoria
John Bainbridge
Helen Jenness
Frank
E. Bainbridge
F. Sutter
Mary Bainbridge
L. A. Bainbridge
Health Department
Robert Taylor
Grundy
Hodder
J. Higham
Kiyria
Arthur Smith
Chas
Smith
LaPorte
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Claude Reed
Hyde Reed
Roy ‘Abbey
Arthur Saith
Eldridge Gibbs
Medina
Elton Gibbs
Brunswick
Wi. D. Kern
Netie Thompson
Battle Ocean
Sears
AD ‘Wee Project
F. C. Carvey
George Fetterman
Emery Carpenter
New ‘London Hospital
Wr. Gibbs
J. C. Hall
Wilma Beach
Wil- Nan Cooke
LeRoy Baker
Lima
H. A. Davis
Hester Swindler
Toledo
Lillian Cooke
Chas. Pelow
Edwin Pelow
Port Clinton
Marcella Schmitz
Knights of St. John
al P. Tremper
Sandusky
William Wickens
Stanley Young
E. C. Young
Morgan Evans
Annie Evans
Joseph Burnett
Martin DeLloyd
A. C. Russell
Battle Creek
Mich
A. R. Knapp
Maynard Willis
South Euclid
A. D.,.knapp
H. G. Stacey
Stanley Minor
James O’brien
Shaon Miller
Seely
Florence
Geo. Weisheit
Paul Steffen
Amy Sage
Lo- Tain
Hardware Electrical Department
Broad Street
Byria
Liberal
Credit Clothing Co
W. Broad St
Ostrov
Blak Brown Blue Kid
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Ineeced
Lpading Park
Kenmore
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