Public Improvements Factor in Business Says Babson
Babson argues public expenditures surge with state county and city spending and drive employment and materials markets. He notes building totals rise due to roads public buildings and memorials while home building falls, urging staggered spending to alleviate unemployment and stabilize the economy.
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Publishers Financial Bureau
Henrietta Churches and Silo Survey Noted in Henrietta
The Henrietta area churches Rev H E Settlage German M E Rev E L Meisenbach Evangelical Rev Chas Hoinworth hold services with Sunday school times listed. A Henrietta High School Agriculture class reports a town ship silo survey detailing silo types, capacities, and acres required, noting dairying importance and listing owners and locations of hollow tile and concrete silos.
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Henrietta Reformed
H. E. Settlage
M. E
E. L. Meisenbach
Sanderschusl
Evangelical
Chas. Hoinworth
Henrietta High School
Henrietta Township
E. Buchs
Paul Portman
Albert Schneider
Albert Rensser
E. Portman
J. Bauman
J. Portman
Carl Becker
Geo. Gulia
John Born
John
Cherry Martin Pippert
YH. Wyler
C. C. Currier
W. Court
Ben Bauman
Henry Enmeric
George Delefield
C. C. Sanders
Louis Delefield
P. Tsatteman
Congregational Church Notes North Olmsted
North Olmsted December reports and social events from the Congregational church Busy Circle and Ladies Aid. Bazaar and supper at the church drew large crowds and cleared 120.06 dollars. Dinners served over two hundred plates. The Sunday school held a meeting December 7 with L Knapp from Cleveland. Edwin Lilly of Cook Road died December 6 at age 60 after two years illness. funeral held at Community church Chasted Falls. Arthur Lamb returned from an accident in Columbus. Pomona Grange to meet December 17 all day at the rural town hall.
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John Baumat
Fred Myers
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Ladies Aid Society
Congregational Church
South Antherst
James Albert Snyder
KE. L. Meeobach
Leonard Buehs
Hhenry Emumerick
Paul Portman
John
John Mosretties
Asa Wadeytenbach
John Byunas
Mise Herman Vortman
Amherst
Busiers
Arthur Geigenheimer
Milton Pa
Elyria
Lana Geigenheimer
Carl Bates
Will Manns
New Oberlin
Fred Bauman
Peter Buehs
Wallice Court
Sepmoury Bach
Verald
Rugby
Gust Schuster
Melvin Unger
Ben Burmen
Banmey
Verne Rolfe
Vera Whitney
Kipton
Mary Becker
John Unger
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Ada Kinsley
Asaland
Harald Buchs
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E. N. Walker
Qberlin
Joe A. Mitten
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John Geissendoerfer
Earl Kendeigh
Chas
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Carl Darrow
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Seymour Leimbach
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Bianche Leimbach
Sophia Pippert
Dorothy Kriez
Warren
Messre
George Sears
G."m. Snyder
Cleveland
Leo Kimmel
Anna Wittenbach
Adam Horn
Amélia Bechtel
Murray Ridge North
John Cherry
Lorain
Ladies | Aid Society of the Reformed Church
Henry
Albert Lattieman
Henry Dite
Martha Delfield
Chas. Schultz
Walter Schultz
Jimmy
Ruth
Martin Pippett
Sophia
Theodore Wyttenbach
Akron
Anna Wyttenbach
Henry Date
Martha Bauman
Kaily
R. E. Keightley
Obern
North Olmsted
Federational Church of
Edwin Lilly
Cook Road
Tuuesday
Ohasted Falls
Arthur Lamb
Columbus
Ladies Aid
Pomona Grange
North Olmsted Grange
Z. G. Rabb
Oris Wright
A. N. Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
George Dewey
Butternut
Bowling Talk and Local Scores From Ridgeville
Poor health for Ridge and Mrs. Arthur Romp amid a social week. Monday Night Bowling club tallies 204 by Carl Shepperd and festive birthday honors for Mrs. J W Sruyper. Two basketball games at the zymposium see North Olmsted beating Lutheran Cleveland and Pilgrim Elyria. Class B Bowling League notes Ridgeville Greenhaas and Grocerman strong performances. F W Heiser tops season average at 242.
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Lutheran Church of Cleveland
Lutherians
Pilgrim Church of
Rlyria
W. I. Tei
White Heads
Ridgeville Greenhaas
Grocerman
Widrikens
F. WY. Lleiser
American songs favored in Japan Tokio
An American tourist in Tokio observed Japanese schoolboys whistling old American tunes. He found two youths quietly matching a whistle of Marching Through Georgia while noting most British French and German songs are unfamiliar as patriotic songs persist in schooling. The article highlights wide affection for My Old Kentucky Home and Home Sweet Home among Japanese youths.
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Georgia
The
Empire
Kentucky
Hum of the Tung Sparks Thely Favorite
A brief note highlights a musical performance where a favored instrument or performer draws focused attention. The piece notes fan enthusiasm and the event’s appeal to local audiences, underscoring the act’s popularity and anticipated reception.
Youth at Oregon School Supported by Parents
Oregon youth show self reliance at the University of Oregon. Registrar Karl M. Pallett reports 2549 enrolled, only 412 wholly supported by parents and 413 of these are women. Most men fund education themselves, earning 380 while studying, while 172 of the women support themselves entirely.
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University of Oregon
Karl M. Pallett
Ths University
Ice Cream Quality Sparks Government Regulation Push
English consumers dislike hotel and restaurant ice cream, prompting the Ice Cream Association of Great Britain and Ireland to ask the government to regulate manufacture and distribution to boost public satisfaction and sales. The request follows a drop in consumption reported to the commerce department.
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Washington
Ice Cream Association of
Great Britain and Ireland
Yule-boar cake centerpiece brings luck at Christmas
Swedish and Danish housewives bake a bis cake shaped like a bogring for Christmas. The cake stands in the room all day uneaten and may remain until spring. It is regarded as a luck bringer for the household.
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