WPA reduces Ohio districts from sixteen to twelve
Dr Carl Watson state WPA administrator announced a readjustment of counties within Ohio s 16 districts, cutting 12 headquarters. The plan awaits operative date and director selections. New districts include No 6 Akron area and No 7 Columbus area with various counties listed and headquarters in Mansfield Sandusky Toledo Lima Dayton Cincinnati.
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Columbus
Carl Watson
WPA
Watson
Medina
Summit
Portage
Starx
Akron
Erie
Seneca
Huron
Lorain
Wyandot
Crawford, Richland
Ashland
Wayne
Marion
Morrow
Knox
Holmes
Mansfield
Sandusky
Union
Delaware
Licking
Madison
Franklin
Fairfield
Williams
Fulton, Lucas
Defiance
Henry, Wood
Ottawa
Toledo
Paulding
Putnam, Hancock
van Wert
Allen
Mercer
Augianze
Hardin, Shelby
Logan
Lima
Darke
Miami
Champaign
Clark
Preslye
Montgomery
Greene
Dayton
Butler
Warren
Hamilton
Clermont
Cincinnati
Mrs A B Ptatfar Visits Sister in Bar City Michigan
Mrs A B Ptatfar and her sister Mrs H I Emerson of Cleveland visited Bar City Michigan on Saturday to see Emerson’s daughter Miss Louise, staying for a short visit with family.
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A. B Ptatfar
H. I. Emerson
Cleveland
Bar City
Michigan
Louise
Local residents host visitors and campers in Lorain and nearby towns
Emerson spends three weeks camping with friends and visits relatives in Carson City returning Sunday. Nesbett family visits son Robert aboard the D. M Clemson steamship at Lorain. Schwerer visited Mrs Elizabeth Schwore then moved to Sinloh Michigan with relatives. Klimerak and McCormick visit Cleveland relatives. Woliman Gest and Durkee households entertain guests from Akron Ottawa and Florida. Several locals welcome friends from Vermouth Ely Lod Florida and Ohio counties during weeklong gatherings.
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Emerson
Carson City
B. T. Nesbett
Robert
Clemson
Lorain
Martin Schwerer
Elizabeth Schwore
Ru Schworer
Wihelmina Metzgar
Sinloh
Mich
Muldred Klimerak
Cleveland
Archie McCormick
A. B. Pfezifer
Fred Woliman
Independence
William Gest
Charles Gest
Ralph McClellan
Glenn
Daughte Beverily
Akron
Earl Durkee
Frank Cragin
E . Worden
Vermouth
Lod
Charles Marsh
Florida
A Oltry
Lazaret
Ma‘nel Durkee
Burr Schaefer
John Khirect
W. C. T. U Circulates Local Option Petitions
In Findlay Ohio on August 28 the Hancock County W C T U circulated petitions to bring the local option issue to a November vote. Two petition types are offered: full local option requiring 15 percent of voters, and prohibition of 32 beer with 35 percent. Petitions circulated also in Vanlue Bighck Amanda townships and McComb village.
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Findlay
Hancock County
Vanilue
Bighck
Amanda
McComb
Valley City Community Social Notes Begin Week
Sunday events include J C Aldrich visiting Mrs Jane Burton and a Valley City street fair attended by Mr and Mrs A L Haury. Eustis Florida visitors Mr and Mrs Charles Marsh stayed with C D Lehman. Wooster hosts 1935 O E S banquet in honor of patrons and wives. Families of Lehman Hamburger and related residents also shared visits and weekend gatherings.
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J. ¢. Aldrich
Jane Burton
A. L. Haury
Valley City
Charles Marsh
Eustis
Florida
C. D Lehman
George Woodruff
LaGrange
Lehman
O E.S Matro
George Hamburger
Ralph McClelan
McClallan
4. N Webber
Detroit
Eerl Durkee
Evelyn Dil
Cleveland
Anna Dril
Vincent Twins Honored at Birthday Party Event
Mrs Louis Eblers entertained a group of children for the sixth birthday of her twin sons Vincent and Ronald. Prizes were awarded for a nose roll with a peanut and for carrying two potatoes on a knife blade. Guests included Catherine Wilhelmr ard Alan Keefer, James Lewis and Barbara Jean McMillan. Gifts and refreshments were shared at the celebration. Circle Dot Club members attended a meeting hosted by Mrs F H Lewis with eight members and three visitors. Pedro games awarded first prize to Mrs Martha Wirth, second to Mrs Jera Wolfe, and consolation to Mrs Helen Smith. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Louis Eblersy
Richard Keeter
James Lewes
Ronald
Louis
Catherine Wilhelmrard
Alan Keefer
James Lewis
Barbara Jean McMillan
Circle Dot Club
F. H. Lewis
Krover
Earl Kaylor
Pedro
Martha Wirth
Jera Wolfe
Helen Smith
Local families host guests across Ohio and Indiana
Social notices recap a string of visits: Walter McMillan and family host Berthal Bennett from Gary Indiana en route home. J G Morris visits J L Chambers family. George Fox and Ella Sands from Cleveland visit A C Warner family. Joe Camera and family from Lorain attend. Wil liam Papay home hosts a fish fry. Harold Engle and three Detroit children stay with W W Martett family. Thomas Penson and daughter Joyce visit relatives in Milan.
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Walter McMillan
J. G. Morris
W. H. Chambers
Berthal Bennett
Gary
Indiana
Youngstown
Ohio
George Fox
Ella Sands
Cleveland
A. C. Warner
Joe Camera
Lorain
J. Karman
William Papay
Harold Engle
Detroi
Vincent
W. W. Martett
Thomas Penson
Joyce
Milan
Honor for Former Home Department Member Mrs Greer
The Home Department group met at Cascade Park to honor former member and president Mrs H D Greer of Topeka Kansas who is visiting her son Hugh D Greer in Elyria. A tureen dinner followed by social afternoon included Mrs H Vincent Mrs Frank Rehl Miss Elizabeth Rich and others while Eloise Grossman returned from a week with sister Mrs Robert L McDonald in Cleveland after a visit to Great Lakes Exposition.
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J C Reisyng
J G. Morris
Mayne
Marsfield
A. C Warner
Elmer Ehlers
Conrad
Indiana
Markley
Busy Boys
Markley School
Catherine Croskey
Dorothy Engle
Tuttle
X Wow Marlett
Walter McMullan
Biddle
Elyria
Anna el
Heckel
Home Department
Cascade Park
H D Greer
Topeka
Kansas
Hugh D Greer
H. Vincent
East Avenue
Frank Rehl
Chestnut Ridse
M. Farner
Elizabeth Rich
16Th Street
Carl Wright
H. C. Greer
Fiorynce Spafer
Nettie Payton
F. F. Fling
Eloise Grossman
Robert L. McDonald
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Cedar Point
Treva Kirk
Millington
Michigan
Nawton L. Kirk
Chestnut Ridge
Millington High School
Frank Rhoads
Phyllis Ann
Levi Berg
Dalton
Mary Daney
Earl Wurst
Oma Queen
Ford Bachtel
Banks Road
Cuyahoga Falls
Joseph Kline Brady Lake
Bachtel
Hollis Whitmore
wWere
William Rennie
Grafton Road
Day
Washington, D. C
John C Haswell Dies Dayton Manufacturer Leader
John C. Haswell, 68, chairman of the board of the Dayton Malleable Iron Company and a National Cash Register Company board member, died at his home after years of heart disease. The obituary notes his leadership roles in Dayton industry and national business. The rest of the snippet lists local social notices and a line about Spain granting women the vote.
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Dayton, O
John C. Haswell
Dayton Malleable Iron Company
National Cash Register Company
Winners Announced in Wellington Four-H Livestock Show
Five boys and a girl won cups in six livestock contests at the Wellington Fall Four-H Club show. Robert Thomas of Huron County took two cups in showmanship. Erma Youngeberg of Carlisle Township, LaGrange Four-H, won best horses colt. Other cups went to Junior Day Brighton for best filly colt, Charles Webber Brighton for daily project exhibits, Donald Cracker Columbia Township for sheep exhibit, and Otis Pickworth Pittsfield Township for pig project exhibit. Total exhibits numbered 102 livestock and 50 other exhibits, dairy projects leading with 37 entries across 33 Holsteins, 8 Jerseys, 5 Guernseys, 1 Brown Swiss, and 1 Shorthorn.
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Wellington Fall Tor
Robert Thomas
Huron County
Erma Youngeberg
Carlisle Township
LaGrange Four-H
Lora County
Junior Day
Brighton
Charles Webber
Donald Cracker
Columbia Township
Otis Pickworth
Pittsfield Township
Four-H Club
Dairy Project
Four-H Club Exhibits Shown At Meeting
Members presented 24 vegetable exhibits 21 flower exhibits and five rope exhibits. The event included displays of livestock items and foods alongside the club’s demonstration of project work.
Ten Year Test Confirms ALL Bran Benefits
A reader letter from Bernard Altman of Mattapan Mass describes a ten year use of Kellogg's ALL-Bran claiming relief from headaches low spirits and sleeplessness tied to constipation. The note promotes bulk action and safe cleansing with a money back guarantee, advising two tablespoonfuls daily as cereal or ingredient.
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Kellogg
Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
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