Counties Face Large Relief Shortfall in Ohio
Ohio report estimates 21 counties must raise 15 to 26 million dollars beyond current funds to cover 1938 relief costs. total state relief load 141,871 cases in March. year-end deficit projected at about 16 million. League of Ohio Municipalities prepares relief financing plan for Governor Davey, aims for early session briefing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Joseph T. Ferguson
League of Ohio
Davey
Legislative Committee
League of Ohio Municipalities
Davey Earl
Hagerman
League
Dayton
Kipton High School Notes and Class News
Kipton senior class has ordered graduation invitations in blue and silver, with pink robe as class flower, and chosen the motto Out of the harbor into deeper channels. The Class Annual is printed and ready about Mayfire, featuring grades and faculty photos. Freshmen welcome Helen Zaryoesky formerly of Brighton High. Freshmen hosted Sophomores April 4 as payback for fall party. Camden basketball banquet at the school April 8 with letters to team members. Junior class won the Intramural Championship by four straight games, and the tourney winner defeated the Faculty 23 to 19. Rita Ingersoll hosted an April Fool party for Freshmen at her home with games, stunts, singing, and a luncheon by Mrs Charles Ingersol. Brief: Mrs Rawson McCotter of Omaha, Nebraska, is visiting her mother, Mrs Minnie Broncen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
Helen Zaryoesky
Brighton High School
Camden
Austrians Hear Nazi Orators
In Vienna on April 8 Nazi leaders led by Adolf Hitler held speeches across Austria as the plebiscite campaign for Austrian German unification intensified. Hitler headed to Vienna to deliver a final plebiscite address from the city hall balcony, then planned to Berlin to vote and retreat to Berchtesgaden over Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Greater Germany
Berlin
Berchtesgaden
Railway Workers Fight Wage Cuts Amid Railroad Plight
Representatives of 450000 railway workers urged President Roosevelt to reject any rehabilitation plan that requires wage reductions. At the ninth AFL Railway Employes Department convention in Chicago, delegates called for legislation allowing railroads to retire bonds at market value and issue new bonds with maximum 3 percent interest. They asked Reconstruction Finance Corporation to absorb bonds bondholders refuse after rate cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Roosevelt
Railway Employees’ Department
American Federation of Labor
Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
New Camden Baptist Pastor Starts Ministry in Pendleton Oregon
Rev W F Dissette of Pendleton Oregon begins ministry as Camden Baptist Church pastor with morning sermon by Rev Finley and evening sermon by Rev Dissette. Local residents Doris Waite and Lois Bryden visit. Mr Mrs L F Whitney of Fremont host weekend guests. Mrs Mattie Allpress of Eyrth visits relatives Grace McBuinie and Edward Ayliffe. Sharp family close weekend with Michigan visit. P B S class meets at home of Forest Hill Wakeman on Tuesday April 5. Clarence Searles remains confined to bed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Dissette
Pendleton
Oregon
Camden Baptist Church
K. Finley
Dissette
Doris Waite
Lois Bryden
Wakeman
L. F. Whitney
Fremont
Robert Etbeit
Mattie Allpress
Eyrth
Grace McBuinie
Edward Ayliffe
F. ©. Sharp
Madge
Gail Sharp
Michigan
P. B.S
Forest Hill
Clarence Searles
Wakeman Coming Events and Local Notices
April events include Charles Rose of Ashland giving an illustrated talk on landscaping sponsored by the Garden Club on April 13. The High School Hiking Club plans a dance at the auditorium on April 22. Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Crabbs visited Mr and Mrs. Grant Crabbs in Fitchville on April 1. Rural post routes were consolidated from four to three. Mr Hurst travels south while Mr Foreman goes north and Mr Bayley west. Don Young of Cleveland spent the weekend with his sister, Mrs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Charles Rose
Ashland
Garden Club
Hiking Club
Audiorium
Sterling Crabbs
Grant Crabbs
Fitchville
Hurst
Mr.Foreman
Bayley
Don Young
Cleveland
The Autobiography Of Hon. George Metcalf
The piece argues country life shapes character better than city life, praising farm work for teaching thrift, time value, and self discipline. It notes boys on farms learn to earn respect, avoid idle ways, and value labor while recalling past parental discipline and the call for closer father son ties. (To Be Continued) WG Stoll and husband. Mr and Mrs John Miller and daughter of Massillon spent the weekend with Louise Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WG Stoll
John Miller
Massillon
Lousa Wood
Robert Bement
Ohio State
Lena Bement
Belle Galehouse
Charles Davenport
Pearl Street
W. J Benson
Raymond Shinsky
Elyria
C. J. Hoyt
Bellevue
W. J. Benson
Norwalk
Charles Clark Jr
Myrtle White
Mansfield
Clifford McMann
L A. Burk
Burbower
Dunn
Elmer Beecher
Pontune Mich
Herbert Beecher
Elma Erswell
New London
Nettie Barres
Wellington
Edwin Fathaver
Cleveland
Weibert Beecher
Pontiat
Wellington Students Lead Paper Drive and Band Trip
The Junior class gathered between three and four tons of paper around town last Saturday and again on Monday. The Wellington band, 83 pieces, traveled to Kent by school bus to participate in the Northeastern Ohio district music contest today. Past Matrons and Past Patrons of Temple Chapter OF BES met in Masonic Hall for a pleasant evening with a 6 30 covered dish dinner hosted by Mrs and Mrs Guy E Wells, Dr and Mrs E F Grose, and Harry Otterbacher. The group approved hosting supper at the next meeting on May 4. Various card games provided amusement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Kent
Temple Chapter OF
Bes
Masonic Hall
Guy E Wells
E F Grose
Harry Otterbacher
Rebekah Meeting Affected By Bad Weather
Inclement weather limited attendance at the Lillwood Rebekah lodge regular gathering on Wednesday night with only a few members present. Four visitors from New London attended. Supper was served at 6:30 and plans for a birthday party, notes, and after-meeting entertainment were postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebekah
Lillwood Rebekah Lodge
New London
Local gatherings and notices from Wellington area clubs
Hostess nue West led a full day sewing club meeting with a covered dish lunch at the Ford home in Mesdames Gray Anderson Watters Miter Stark Zimmerman and the hostess. Upcoming meetings planned with Mrs Gray April 20 and Townsend Club No 1 April 12. District P T A conference attendance cancelled due to weather. A new baby named Richard Charles arrived for the Griggs family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nue
West
Ford Home
Mesdames
Mary Gray
Marie Anderson
Florence Watters
Lucille Miter
Helen Stark
Marguerite Zimmerman
Lee Johnson
L. A. Johnson
Ohio Congress of Parent- Teachers Associations
Marion Reformed Church
Norman Griggs
North Main Street
Westheld
Kenneth Griggs
Richard Charles
Mary Hyde
Baldwin-Wallace College
Daugh
Local Notes from Lorain Area Scriptorium and Church Events
Vacationing Dr and Mrs Groe member’s daughter had touches removed at Elyria Memorial hospital and returned home. Inclement weather disrupts Morgan-Dirf American Legion Fest council meeting in Lorain. Two weeks of pre Easter evangelistic services fill Baptist church crowds with A Yost tenor soloist aiding Rev John H Green. Herman Pearn of Shalersville visiting sister Mrs Gott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Groe
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Morgan-Dirfam Fest
The
American Legion
Lorain
Baptist Church
A. B. Yost
Elyria
John H. Green
Herman Pearn
Shalersville
C. D Gott
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Rita Ingersoll
Charles Ingersol
Rawson McCotter
Omaha
Nebraska
Minnie Broncen
ASH Hat Co
Navy
Paris
Broad Street
Hon
George Metcalf
Midh
rMe
Lindberghs
France
Morlais
Charlies A Lindbergh
Alexis Carrel
Lympe
England
Carrel
Gildan
Lindbergh
British Railways
Railways of
Italy
Geo. Metcalf
Denys Wortman
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
A G Jones
Artie Bo Fad
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Lena Dibble
Watlan Dinlam
Ed Roth
Brinley Ford
Herrick Ave
Victoria
J. L. Streicher
E. Bridge St
Sunbeam Culemalic
Johnston Gift & Knit
Second St
New Spring
Ildrens
Alive New Foster
Sunbeam
Josue Semnar
Ostrov
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ford
Detroit
San Diego
California
Mig
Fay Long
Archie Anderson
Townsend
Townsend Club
Wallington
Travel
Roal Wits
Ohio
Madet
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