Ohio seeks federal funds for public works program
Ohio lawmakers press for federal funds to fund large public works in the state amid economic distress. Rep Stephen M Young chairs a three-member committee backing a $110.9 million works plan. Henderson and Rowe cite high unemployment and relief rolls as justification for rapid action.
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Washington
Ohio
Buckeye State
Stephen M. Young
Cleveland
Senate
House
Young
Frank JD. Henderson
Fred J. Rowe
White
Henderson
Rowe
Zemo Skin Itch Relief Offers Quick Comfort
A long standing remedy named Zemo promises fast relief for itching rashes eczema ringworm and similar skin troubles. The ad claims 25 years of use and praise by millions as a clean safe dependable family remedy. Price points listed 35c 60c and 1 with a note to insist on genuine Zemo.
Ramblings With The Flowers by Mrs C F Ensign
Scientists study plant responses to tests with the Mimosa or Sensitive plant opening and closing leaves. The Venus Flytrap also reacts to touch with rapid closure, while wood sorrels and oxalis fold leaves before rain or at night.
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Mrs. C. F. Ensign
Ohio faces flood control and reforestation push in southeast hills
Conservation Commissioner Reinhart proposes dam and fish hatchery works in Muskingum Tuscarawas valleys. Ohio leaders push federal aided public works with Camp Perry reforestation staffing and $1 080 55 relief grant from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Critics call the farming population shift in 19 counties an impractical dream while Rowe stresses depleted resources and schools depend on taxes and Truax foresees continued unemployment until a major federal program starts.
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Muskingum
Tuscarawas
William Reinhart
Ohio
Publi Works
Washington
General Henderson
Camp Perry
Camp Knox
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Charles Travax
Truax
Rowe
Congress
Airship to Transport Workers to The Giant Farm
An airship will move workers and machines to The Giant in the North Caucasus region. The operation targets the Soviet farm project, signaling a logistical effort to boost production and build infrastructure.
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Caucasus
Mexico Imposes Tax on Territorial Water Fishing
Mexico has enacted a tax on fishing within its territorial waters affecting commercial and artisanal fleets. The policy targets vessels operating in national waters and aims to raise revenue while regulating maritime catches.
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Mexico
Fairy Lisp Zephyranthes Brighten Summer Pots
Zephyranthes or Fairy Lisp are delicate lilies. Plant bulbs in spring in wide shallow pots and crowd them for more blooms. They flower from early July through August and can be kept pot-bound until overcrowding. Store pots in the cellar in winter and bring to a sunny window in spring, keeping soil moist and removing bad stalks.
Murray Ridge Social News Roundup
Miss Pearl Eppley visited Cleve land with friends over the weekend. Mr and Mrs A J Barick stayed with Mr and Mrs Mairo Babcock of West Ridge. Oliver Schubert from Townline road spent Saturday with Artie Slang. Steve Ronez attended orchestra practice Tuesday evening. Alfred Derek and E W Eppley with their spouses dined with H Chambers in Vincent. R Jackson and C Miller hosts near Elyria on Sunday.
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A. J. Barick
Mairo Babcock
West Ridge
Oliver Schubert
Townline Road
Steve Ronez
Alfred Derek
E. W. Eppley
H. Chambers
Vincent
R. Jackson
C. Miller
Elyria
Murray Ridge PTA Honors Health Award Recipients
A regular Murray Ridge PTA meeting featured Wises Waer of the County Health department presenting health awards to Mary Calvan, Francis Mackert, Justin Mackert, Erne Galvan, John Ivanick, Vwihkon Freeland, Laura Fridenstein, Bruce Eppley, James Gannett, David Fridenstien, Helen and Marjorie Pitcock, Oliver Schubert and Christine Higgins. The eighth grade recognition planned, a pre graduation social April 28, and May 12 eighth grade exercises were announced, with prizes for top students and a final vocal trio closing the program.
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Murray Ridge
Parent Teacher Association
Wises Waer
County Health Department
Buttons
Mary Calvan Frencis Mackert
Justin Mackert
Erne Galvan
John Ivanick
Vwihkon Freeland
Laura Fridenstein
Bruce Eppley
James Gannett
David Fridenstien
Helen
Marjorie Pitcock
Oliver Schubert
Christine Higgins
George Fridenstine
O’brien
Blueibbon
Mary Galvan
Elyria Township
Alice Crompp
Tiu
Marie Eppley
Jilazel Fridenstien
Kaladen Young
Helen Pitcock
PROGRAM AT COUNTY HOME Sheds light on Sunday gathering
The County Home hosted a Sunday program with Rev Wellner from La Grange giving a short talk. Scripture was read by Glyde Keil fer, prayers by Ed Ransom, and musicians Dorothy and Emily Keiffer on violin and cello with a vocal number by Mr and Mrs Walter Keisler. Rev I Amore led a sermon and benediction by Kev Wininer. Inmates joined in group singing. guests Mr and Mrs C Bruce of Ridgeville visited Saturday evening.
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Wellner
la Grange
Glyde Keilfer
Ed Ransom
Thurman
Shott
Mary Short
I. Amore
Dorothy
Emily Keiffer
Walter Keisler
Rev I. Amore
Kev Wininer
Croup
Fields Church Notes
Attendance reaches 155 at church and 72 at Sunday school. Rev. Koontz to speak next Sunday morning on Then Jests Came. Boys and girls sermonette with Miss Stauden clarinet and duets by Dorothy and Alice Bartter. Miss Brevert violin solos and Miss Christman vocal solo. Supper served by Ladies Aid West division. Rev Cleland to speak at 7 30 in church auditorium. Midweek prayer at Charles Black home. Rev Koontz spoke in the First.
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Miss Brevert
Miss Christman
Elyria
Koontz
Miss Stauden
Sugar Ridge
Dorothy
Alice Bartter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Cleland
Port Clinton
Charles Black
Methodist church in Elyria hosts Sunday gathering
April 27 report notes Arthur Maddock of Cleveland and sister Nellie from Ridgeville visiting Madison area. Mr. and Mrs. Wallington joined. Charles Johnson staying at Hulse home. local visits include Guttins at Litchfield. Bainbridge family attends events. birth announced for Bainbridge couple’s daughter.
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Elizabeth Bainbridge
Clearview High School
Fred Sutter
Joan Bainidge
John Hawks
R. Wie
A Hulse
Anna Abbey
Elyria
George Robinson
Walter Peak
Mary Bainbridge
Elyrin
Judson Batnbridge
John Balnburidge
ED. Kern
Carl Brady
Canton
Harold Kern
Cleveland
John Sigsworth
Kipton
Judson Bainbridge
Baby Laura Mae Named in Thursday Afternoon Home
Miss Anna Nieding and her brother Cap drove to Erhart on Monday on business and attended the funeral of Edmund Walter in Cleveland on Tuesday. Dan Harding joined the Walter funeral procession in Cleveland Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George Lang visited Mrs Lang's sister Kent in Oberlin. Mrs Detwiler attended church Sunday.
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Laura Mae
Anna Nieding
Cap
Erhart
Edmund Walter
Cleveland
Dan Harding
Walter
George Lang
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Karl W. Klein
West Avenue
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HyGrade Dry Cleaners
Middle Ave
Fairy Lelees
Miss Pearl Eppley
C. Bruce
Ridgeville
Kh. Sypples
Methodist
Alex Says
Alex Kesson
Bell's
the Bell Co
Max
Max van Wormer
Wan. Dengate
Bill
Yorkshire
Alan
Alan van Wormer
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Tyo
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