ANPECT ACTION AT CONVENTION S OF STATE VETS TOLEDO OHIO
The American Legion of Ohio plans to press for immediate payment of the bonus at its state convention in Toledo next week. Delegates may also pass a resolution censuring the administration for its treatment of the bonus marchers in Washington. Ralph D. Cole of Findlay is expected to be a leading candidate to succeed Paul M. Herbert as state commander. The convention opens Sunday and runs through Tuesday.
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Toledo
American Legion of
Ohio
Legion
Washington
Ralph DB. Cole
Findlay
Paul M. Herbert
Columbus
North Russia society notes from Amherst region
Amherst and nearby towns residents gather for birthdays anniversaries and family visits. Social rounds include visitors from Chicago Vermilion Amherst Oberlin and College Station with numerous recreations and meals at homes along with a Needle Guild gathering at Vermilion on the Lake and a wedding anniversary celebration with guests from multiple cities.
Texas Tales Tell of Summer Heat in Cuero
Cuero Texas farmers report extreme heat causing unusual effects. J B McGrew from Yoakum asserts popcorn ears in the fields popped from the heat. Crockett Thigpen notes hens dying from sunstroke. A Kansas City farmer reports nine chicken deaths from the heat. Thermometer reaches 109 degrees, according to the witnesses.
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Texas
Cuero
Tex
J. EB. McGrew
Crockett Thigpen
Kansas City
Wages and living costs balance key to recovery
Babson Park Massachusetts August reveals the U S Department of Labor finds living costs down 20.3 percent since 1929 while average wages fell 15.5 percent. Unemployment, not wage cuts, drags buying power. further readjustment and wage alignment could restore employment and business vitality. Local variation shows purchasing power now near 1916 levels, with rents lagging and other costs easing. Cooperation between employers and workers is urged to sustain recovery.
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Babson Park
Mass
United States Department of Labor
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Yeeearsewnes
Memphis
Erecaseuees Lzbr
Minneapolis
Richmond
Miners urged to leave homes to boost profits
A local note urges miners who cannot pay rent to vacate homes so profits can rise. It argues wages will increase as business improves and prices rise, with mutual cooperation and sacrifice needed to restore employment and prosperity amid Babson’s chart showing activity 28 percent below a year ago.
Litchfield Briefs Reflect Community Gatherings
Litchfield notes detail visits and social events around town. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morgan and family from North Olmsted, Eugene Leach of Mt. Gilead, and numerous locals visiting relatives in Elyria Berea Medina and Cleveland. The obituary of Ida Goodyear and church notices conclude the roundup.
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Litchfield
Gilbert Morgan
North Olmsted
Swanker
Barefoot Club Forms in Fullerton Nebraska
In Fullerton Nebraska business and professional men totaling 170 formed a barefoot club as part of summer and fall celebrations. Members must walk streets shoeless until the second Nance County homecoming. Visiting drummers also must remove shoes or face a local kangaroo court noted for severity. Members found walking on hot pavement during the hot spell was uncomfortable.
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Fullerton
Neb
Nebraska
Nance County
Barefoot Club
Huntington Four-H Club Meets for Attendance Talks
The Huntington Happy Helper Four-H club met at Miss Jeannette Miller’s home on Thursday afternoon August 4. They discussed closing attendance counts at the next meeting and deciding if the club should disband until cold weather. The next gathering will be hosted by Mrs. Harl Hasterday.
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Huntington Happy Helper
Jeannette Miller
Harl Hasterday
Amherst Teachers Hired For District Schools
At the Amherst school board meeting on Monday evening, teachers were hired for multiple grades. High school: Principal C. E. B. Duff, Coach W. Quilhot, Mrs. Helen Meyers, Miss Esther Naujak. Eighth Grade: Mrs. Flora Pyke. Seventh: Ww. Brown. Sixth: Miss Marie Menz. Fifth: Mrs. Victor Sthnook. Fourth: Miss Margaret Histed. Third: Mrs. Richard Osgood. Second: Miss Maxine Hopkins. First: Mrs. Clifford Pierce.
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South Amherst
C. EB. Duff
W. Quilhot
Helen Meyers
Esther Naujak
Flora Pyke
Ww. Brown
Marie Menz
Victor Sthnook
Margaret Histed
Richard Osgood
Maxine Hopkins
Clifford Pierce
Choral Club Rehearsal and Social at Kolb Home
A regular Choral club rehearsal occurred Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Nicol followed by a social hour. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs Albert Schnieder to twelve guests. Mrs Leonard Kolb of Cleveland and Clarence Kolb of Detroit visited Mr and Mrs Charles Kolb Tuesday evening.
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Wesley Samslow
Eleanor Worcester
Florence Reese
Harriette Sandrock
Jeanette Berg
Euelah Radcliffe
John Franklin
Leroy Schramm
Ralph Schramm
James Worcester
Phil Worcester
Earl Sandrock
Wm. Schubert
Irving Cole
Ciety
James Nicol
Albert Schnieder
Leonard Kolb
Cleveland
Clarence Kolb
Detroit, Mich
Charles Kolb
Brownhelm L A S Meet and Camp Plans Highlight August
The Ladies Aid Society of Brownhelm Congregational Church met at the church parlors with over fifty attending and sewing the afternoon. Hostesses were Mrs. Shotton, Mrs. Albright, Mrs. Lindsley, Mrs. Smith, and Mrs. Whyte. Out of town guests included Mrs. Gillette of Amherst and Miss Ruth Miller. Next week several members plan to attend Lorain and Cuyahoga County 4 H camp at Camp Craig Medina County from August 47 21. Mrs. May Moulton returns home from Cleveland after weeks visiting. Elsie Drechsler visits from Chicago and many locals travel to Cleveland for visits with relatives.
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J. H. Barth
Jay Landfried
Berea
Montague
Syracuse
N. Y
H. L. Landfried
Carl Hall
Chester Rindfleish
Olmsted Falls
C. A
George Bryden
Kipton
John Radie
J. H. Bart
Wm. Spieth
Alton Holmes
Blanche
Dorothy Romp
Cleveland
Max Barthy
A. C. Barth
Brookside Park
Naomi Landfried
Pittsburgh
Mildred
Landfried
M. E. Huffman
Medina
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Lynn Thomas
Lorain
Willis Leach
Richard
Penfield
Ladies Benevolent Society
Church Annex
O. P. Jenkins
Elyria Clinic
Hattie Thompson
Parke
Bernice
Milton Lake
A. G. Law
Michigan
Virginia
Bernita Radie
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Bernice Thompson
Phillip’s
Lodi
Will Watkins
Akron
C. M. Turner
Ella Turner
Kathryn
Joan Smith
Sare
Knopf
Frank Burrer
Edwin Ausmuth
Betty Flanery
Battle Creek
Mich
Arch Flanery
Tennessee
Arthur Frombaugh
Harry Knopf
Parma
EB. E. Moehle
Valley City
Brownhelm
Ladies’ Aid Society
The
Congregational Church
John Shotton
R. E. Albright
B. R. Lindsley
F. M. Smith
Frank Whyte
Lorain and
Cuyahoga Co
Camp Craig
Medina County
Ruth Mary Nabakowski
Ruth Herchler
Tune Nevinger
Merry Workers Food Club
Elizabeth Angersbach
Eleanor Rerschler
Gertrude McQueen
Perfection Sewing Club
Leroy Hasenpilug
Donald Bechtel
B. B. Club
May Moulton
T. W. Wilson
Elsie Drechsler
Chicago
M. Drechsler
Hulda
Beatrice Miller
Ruby
Cordelia Suith
Leith
Relief Act to Benefit Many Communities Across the Nation
The Emergency Relief and Construction Act authorizes about 3.122 billion dollars for construction and relief work. It promises immediate employment through highway and public works projects and aims to revive the economy by channeling funds into labor, housing, and infrastructure, potentially placing many workers on the payroll promptly.
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Elyria
Federal Home Loan Bank I
Federal relief and highway aid rules for local governments
The text notes that work relief aims to avoid dole system harms and that federal acts offer similar benefits only if local governments move quickly to obtain federal aid and start authorized construction. Highway aid funds must be spent on projects completed by July 1, 1933, relief loans must be issued within two years, and self liquidating project loans must be made before January 23, 1934.
Sun May Give Earth Power From Solar Research
SAGINAW MICH Aug 12 Dr Charles St John famed astronomer outlined plans to unite scientists worldwide to study sun earth connections. He linked solar activity to terrestrial events and said radio effects magnetic storms and aurora borealis are being examined to explain simultaneous solar and earth phenomena. He described sun whirlpools up to 50000 miles across and discussed the sun as a dense gaseous body with a dense core.
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Saginaw
Mich
Charles ©. St. John
St. John
S¢Ishee
Gare
College cuts cost to students at State College
State College announces about ten percent reductions in room rent and board for the coming scholastic year. Dr C Brooks, president, disclosed the plan in Raleigh. The move aims to ease living expenses for students while maintaining program quality and services.
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FIS
Raleigh
C. Brooks
State College
Woman Tackled Fawn Near Dundee Ore
In Marr a woman tackled and captured a fawn that ran across the field near her father’s place as a stray animal wandered into the area. The incident drew attention from local residents and highlighted the encounter between wildlife and suburban life.
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Fawn
Dundee
Ore
Marr
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Martin Schroeder
Fred Berg
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Frank Snyder
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Fred Hance
Roy Emerson
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T. H. Case
Geraldeen Kellogg
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Hal Leach
D. T. Lloyd
Arlene Rindfleish
Church Building Fund
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Theron Barth
Huntington
Marie Crut
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Vermillion-on-the Lake
Wilbur Rook
Spenter
P. H. Ferguson
Lakewood
Charles Regal
Will Hart
Mansfield
George Hart
Ed Norris
Naomi
W. &. Browse
Wellington
Forest Rice
Cascade Park
George H. Tautel
Conrad Naegele
Charles Eiseman
Rudolph
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Irwin Davidson
Morris Hawley
Chippewa Lake
Adolph Schmidt
Wadsworth
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Rochester
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