Nimrods Record Biggest Harvest In Idaho This Year
Boise Idaho officials report hunters bagged 15 612 deer 3 228 elk and 33 goats marking a record deer elk and goat harvest for the state this year according to the state home department.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
3
Boise Idaho officials report hunters bagged 15 612 deer 3 228 elk and 33 goats marking a record deer elk and goat harvest for the state this year according to the state home department.
In Fu enkirchen Hungary 960 miners carried a four day suicide strike over a 43 cent wage gap. They returned after leaders advised it and secured a temporary income boost as winter allowance is doubled and two extra working days per month are added for several months.
A rumor about deceit in local affairs sparks concern as residents worry about integrity and leadership. Citizens seek clear answers from officials while urging transparency and accountability.
The North Olmsted P IA held a December 15 bank sale at North Olmsted Hardware with home baking on offer. Christmas party for Dover IOOF and Rebekah lodges set for December 22 at 8 p.m. at the lodge hall in Dover Center with Santa Claus visiting.
The annual Sunday school Christmas program will be held at 8 p m Sunday evening in the church.
An oyster supper and entertainment will be held on January 17, featuring local attendees and community organizers. Proceeds support unspecified community activities.
The Universalist church aims to resolve the outstanding balance with the leaving pastor effective February 1. Adult education classes thank supporters for backing the successful picture show. North Olmsted schools start Christmas vacation December 21. New symphasia classes meet Wednesdays with Mrs. Saylor. Briefs note Miss Gloria Laubscher can return to school on crutches and Mrs. Dr Bente is recovering at home after appendicitis surgery.
News from Florida parts reports a hard vad freeze harming flowers and fruit. Mrs Forbes, mother of Mrs Frank Decker of Porter road, is in very poor health. The epitaph remains He did not live in vain.
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