Potato Control Act Goes Into Effect Amid Debate
Washington Dec 5 The potato control act started its administration with plans for possible amendments within three months. Agriculture Secretary Henry Wallace indicated supporters expect changes in the next session to ease penalties and reflect market conditions. The act requires all sales of potatoes dug after midnight Saturday to carry AAA or Bureau of Internal Revenue stamps to enforce a three quarters of a cent per pound tax on ships above quota. Unstamped sales face fines up to 1000 and potential year in jail on a second offense.
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Ashington
Henry Wallace
Congress
Allace
AAA
Bureau of Intal Revenue
Wallace
Bureau of Intornal Revenue
West View Grange Elects Officers
Olmsted Grange No. 1619 elected officers at their last meeting on Tuesday evening. Muster R. F. Hermann of West View was named Overseer, with Brandes of Olmsted Falls as Overseer. Secretary Mrs. Otte Elster of Usher Road, Treasurer William Brandt of W Sprague Road, Librarian Wathie of Olmsted Falls, Assistant Steward Stocais, Lady Assistant Steward Usher, and Chaplain Mrs. Edna Schuster of West View were selected.
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Grange
Olmsted Grange
Muster
R. F. Hermann
West View
Brandes
Olmsted Falls
Otte Elster
Usher Road
Treas
Wiliam Brandi W. Sprague
Lesturer
Wathie
Ass’t Steward
Stocais
Miss Usher
Tsner Road
Edna Schuster
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge elects officers in nomination
Rebekahs nominate Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393 officers Wednesday evening. Noble Grand Mrs Grace Cooler River Road. vice grand Mrs Louise Thompson West View. Rec. Sec Mrs Tile Schuster West View. Fin. Sec Mrs Minale Hughes.
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Rebekahs
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No
Noble Grand
Grace Cooler
W. River Road
Louise Thompson
West View
Tile Schuster
Minale Hughes
Community notes from Olmsted Falls and nearby areas
The column reports on Girl Reserve Club initiations at O H 8 and minor pranks, visits from Panama based Kiger and family, and guests of Mr and Mrs R L Criswell. It notes W M Missionary Society entertained by Mrs Nettle Sanford, Mr Bodenmiller moving to Gore residence as new Big Four foreman, Julia Phillips at Maynard's store, and local residents at the Exchange Stockhu cuet at Community House Olmsted.
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O. H
Kiser
Paname
Walter Miller
Wheeling
W. Va
H. Morena
Martin's Ferry
W. B. Caruin
M. M. Bodenmiller
Sidney, C
Gore
Columbia Road
Bodenmiller
Louis Gordon
Grafton
Julia Phillips
Maynard’s
Olmsted Falls
Raymond Hernan
Frank Kerman
Mary Ingersoll
Russell
Carlyle the talker stirs stormy talk with Mrs Carlyle
An informal dinner scene shows Carlyle the famed Enzi sayist historian delivering long vigorous discourse. Mrs Carlyle reacts with dread as topics shift to a deluge like barrage, lasting an hour or more.
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Carlyle
Stunt Night at Vincent Methodist Church Highlights Local Program
A large crowd attended the Stunt Night at the Vincent Methodist Church on November 26 featuring a radio program rehearsal by the Progressive class with music by Harold Pember and Curtis Barnes, readings, and acts by the Fidelis Class. Proceeds go to new song books. community notices include births, visits, and upcoming meetings.
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Uncle Abel
Little Jack Little
C. E. McIntire
J. G. Morris
Senorita Eddito
W. Baay
Madame Nosey
Morris
Senor Eddito
Mr. Eddy
Metal Copper
M. B. Copas
Fidelis
Sarah Lang
Sylvia
Ben
Delores Litz
John Bunt
Sarah
Bob Copas
Hen Lang
Alfred Rea
Ruth Staley
Elizabeth Stropke
Sylvia Lang
Harold
Eleanor Cucu
Harold Gately
Eugene Eddy
Luscious
Ella Jane Harnish
Bob Trockler
Lang
Local residents visit homes and dine in past week
Mrs W R Kemp of M Creek visited here at the Gross home on Thursday. Mr and Mrs John Kennedy called at the Cleveland Clinic Sunday for Mrs Homer Stone of Mallet Creek who is confined there. James Bradley and Robert Weller of Elyria visited the Humm home Thursday. Mr and Mrs Carl Kaufman and son Jerry of Cleveland dined with Mrs Kaufman’s parents north of here Sunday. Mr and Mrs Gay Armbruster and daughter Cleo of Chippewa Lake visited Fred and Mrs Armbruster at their home Sunday. Horace J Humm visited Frank A Smith’s home in Homerville Sunday. Tot Rych and George Gross hosted dinner Sunday. Frank and daughters Helen and Mary Ellen were in Elyria Saturday on business. Ivan Smith and daughters Joyce and Shiries were Sunday dinner guests at Frank A Smith’s in Homerville. Dorothy Feist, hospitalized in Cleveland, is convalescing after a serious operation. Mrs Arthur Kaiser hosted a card party for neighbors Wednesday evening at her home, with visitors from Oswald Meyer’s Lester home.
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Elizabeth Maddock
Cleveland
D. A. Myers
Vickers Memorial
Lorain
Maddock
John Knepper
Leipsic
Martha Penrod
Eisha
George Reese
No. 8
M. E. Church Ladies’ Aid Society
O. B. Rea
Methodist Church Ladies' Aid Society
W. R. Kemp
M Creek
Nelson Gross
John Kennedy
Homer Stone
Mallet Creek
James Bradley
Robert Weller
Elytia
Horace J. Humm
Frank A. Smith
Homerville
Tot Rych Clevelangé
George Gross
Frank
Helen
Mary Ellen
Elyria
Ivan Smith
Joyce
Shiries
Dorothy Feist
Arthur Kaiser
Oswald Meyer
Lester
Montana Farmer Wins Two Titles at National Show
In Chicago on December 3 a Montana farmer, John C Haut of Corvallis, Mont, won two major championships at the International Livestock Exposition. He earned King of Barley and King of Oats, with Haut previously runner-up for barley king in 1923. The Missouri University team topped the intercollegiate livestock judging with 4521 of 5000 points. Purdue and Nebraska followed. Harmon Harper of Purdue had the highest individual score.
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Chicago
Montana
John C. Haut
Corvallis
Mont
Indiana
Gilman Cteward
Greenburg
Ind
Purdue University
H. Clayton Fox
Imble
Ore
Missouri University
University of Nebraska
Purdue
Nebraska
Ohio State University
Harmon Harper
R. M. Ister
H. H. Good
Ghia
Untitled International Treaty Series Note Appears Incomplete
Fragmentary report notes a competition with scores and a reference to Lorem Airy of Iowa Unihed, plus a historical remark that two years of the Engiiah edition of the League of Nations Treaty Series remained unpublished due to funds. Private American sources eventually financed the release.
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League
Torefc
Eren
Standates Commission
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Townsend Club
Mondez
Townsend
G. H. Loughton
C. E. Meinatire
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Electrolux Gas
Tappan
Dhz Gas Company
Erhart
Montana Farmer
Arthur Haury
Theodore Haurr
Lorem Airy
Iowa
Elyria Lumber & Coal Company
Chestnut Street
Grehore’s
J. J. Mosher
Harvard Avenue
Builders
A Minnich & Sons
West St
B&o
Warner Refrigerator
F. H. A. Plan
Heldmyer Hardware
Broad Street
O. P.S. Electric Shops, Inc
West Side Lumber & Coal Co
Cc. A. Persons
Mgr
West Street
Parsch Lumber and Coal Co
Lodi Street
Elyria Plumbing ‘Supply Co
Priecesse and Suppleies
Temple Court
Inter-City Coal and Supply CO
Builder's Supplies
Malcolm Court
East Ave
Northern Savings and Loan
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
SES de Elyria Superior Electric CO
Middle Ave
Broad St
Lee Whitney Co
E. Loeffler CO
20Th Century
Imperial Furniture CO
East Avenue
J. C. Welch
Second Street
Elyria Belting and Machinery CO
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