Ambition and Love Clash in Centerville Romance
Marianne Mincar moves from small town obsession with money to a New York real estate firm. Leonard Bailey, her lover, stays poor while she climbs to secretary of the firm at ten thousand dollars a year. Gleason elevates Jill Jackson, creating tension as Marianne confronts decisive career gains and personal betrayal.
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Marianne Mincar
Centerville
Leonard Bailey
New York
Gleason
Marianne
Leonard
Farewell party for Myers family in Sheffield Lake
Mr and Mrs Dick Myers and family of North Ridge were given a farewell party at their home February 1 with refreshments and a gift. They plan to move to Avon Lake soon. Fire department hosts baked ham supper February 6 at village fire hall with Pinochle. Brookside and Ridgeville games slated through February 11.
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Harry Root
Earle Johnson
Mary Fridenstine
Edward Minard
George Carruthers
Malcolm Reese
Wade Johnson
Henry Jackson
Lee Johison
Clara Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Ruth Jackson
Betty Waldron
Joyce Johnson
Billy Johnson
Leonard Waldron
Dick Waldron
Alvin Fridenstine
Geo. Carruthers, Jr
Elaine Carruthers
Buddy Carruthers
Walter Alten
Alan Johnson
Robert Johnson
Lester Johnson
Albert Johnson
Russel Myers
Donna Myers
Dick Myers
Brookside High School
Sheffield Lake Volunteer Fire Department
Walter Jones
Walter Kishman
Frank Young
Arthur Whiton
Sons
Amherst
Lee Johnson
Brookside
South Amherst
Brookside Girls Top Avon Team. Boys Fall Short
Brookside Girls' Basketball defeated Avon on their home floor Saturday. Brookside boys lost to Avon. Miss Alma Ackerman visited the Chambers family, and Mrs Su M Youtzy visited her sister-in-law Pearl Perkins in Columbia who has flu. The Junior Play Tomboy is set for Thursday evening.
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Brookside
Avon
Brookside Boys
Alma Ackerman
P. L. Chambers
Su. M. Youtzy
Pearl Perkins
Columbia
Sheffield Village and Sheffield Lake name cemetery committee members
A joint meeting of the Sheffield Village and Sheffield Lake Village councils named John Conrad and Floyd Huebemer to the cemetery committee which oversees North Ridge Cemetery serving both communities. Also notes Neva Carrick’s improving health, and Luzern Youtzy and Kenneth Youtzy attending an Altoona funeral, with Shirley O’Niel returning to school after illness.
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Sheffield Village
Sheffield Lake Village
John Conrad
Sheffield
Floyd Huebemer
North Ridge
Neva Carrick
Brookside High School
Lestern Youtzy
Kenneth Youtzy
Altoona
Pennsylvania
Limekbaugh
Shirley O’niel
Grasshopper Invasion Expected in North Dakota
Data from entomologists in Fargo indicate western and northwestern North Dakota face a grasshopper invasion this year, though records show the plague will be limited to isolated areas.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Fox Catcher in Barn Rocks Pittsfield Witnesses
Morton Dobson claimed he caught a full grown fox bare handed in his barn after cornering it, with several friends as witnesses.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Morton Dobson
Dobson
Farm Bureau Leader Urges Luxury Tax in Ohio Tax Plan
J M Hodson head of the Ohio Farm Bureau legislative committee in Columbus proposed a 10 percent luxury tax including chewing gum amusements and cosmetics plus a state income tax shift to fund better rural roads. He urged local relief administration, broader highway patrol powers, and keeping gasoline tax funds for road building.
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J. M. Hodson
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Hodson
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
State Highway Patrol
Ohie
Farm Bureau
Constitution Debate Shapes Grange Meeting Programs
The Grange weighs Constitution support versus amendment at the national convention in Sacramento. It voices opposition to hasty changes, underscores oath language to uphold the Constitution, and mandates flag display and formal flag salutations at all local meetings as patriotic duty.
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United States
Grange
Sacramento
Club Members Pay Notes When Due
Four years in the steer feeding game with a good average profit over the period and the payment of every note and interest on the date of majority is the record of the calf club members in Canton county, according to Walter L Black, county agricultural agent. The members did not make profits each year, losses were incurred in 1933 and 1934 but the youngsters made $33 a head on their steers in 1935 and nearly $14 in 1932. Their experiences are probably good evidence that profits in cattle feeding depend upon staying in the business year after year and not upon trying to guess probable market futures and putting steers on feed only in the seasons when the feeder expected high selling prices. The youngsters showed 72 steers at their county fair in 1935 and sold them for an average of $1167 a hundredweight. This was a good price but the steers were excellent animals, all dry fed and in good condition after an average gain of 548 pounds in the 315-day feeding period. The older members of the Clinton group won premier honors at the Ohio State Fair in 1932 by showing the champion steer and the champion carload of fat cattle. Prize winnings at local shows have been numerous. Benefits from the steer feeding project are not limited to money profits. Business training for the youngsters and the discipline furnished by responsibility are by-products, and the development of cooperative effort is perhaps the most valuable return from the work.
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Canton County
Walter L Black
Clinton Group
Tree Planting In U S Shows Gain
The United States Forest Service reports rising tree planting activity in 1935 with national forests near a quarter million acres planted. Total by all agencies reached about 2.39 million acres previously, as other agencies increased plantings. National forests exceed 162 million acres, with total U S forest area over 500 million acres. Global forests total roughly 7.5 billion acres, led by Russia, Brazil, Canada, and the United States.
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United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Sam
Massachusetts
North America
Asia
South America
Europe
Africa
Russia
Brazil
Canada
United States
Ups And Downs Seen For Horses And Mules
Farmers who raise horses and mules face conditions unlike any in 85 years of USDA figures. The annual outlook report projects shorter cycles of rising and falling numbers and prices for the future.
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United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt Seeks Four More Years of Real and Abundant Life
The speech expresses President Roosevelt s aim for a fourth term and pledges continued progress toward greater prosperity and national welfare. It emphasizes renewal, effort, and commitment to public service as guiding principles for the nation.
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President Roosevelt
20000 Sign In Ohio For Rural Electric Lines
Ohio farmers show strong interest in rural electrification with nearly 20000 sign ups. Murray D. Lincoln of Ohio Farm Bureau Federation reports 62 counties active and plans for 5378 miles of lines. He notes widespread reliance on kerosene lamps and urges farmer cooperation to federal rural electrification efforts.
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Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Miami
Shelby
Lincoln
Ohio
United States
Federal Rural Electrification Administration
Holstein Cows Dominate Lorain Herd Improvement Report
Holsteins led the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association Number Two in milk and butterfat for last month. Among 24 herds totaling 341 cows, 284 were milking. G. I. Hobbs’ herd led 5 to 15 cow groups with 1114 lb milk and 42 lb butterfat per cow, while Neva Ringler’s herd topped 15+ cow groups at 878 lb milk and 31.2 lb butterfat per cow. Top butterfat cows include Cawrse, Hobbs, McClellan, Ringler, Rowland, and others with fats from 54.3 to 663 lb. top milk cows list Ringler, Cawrse, Stang, Hobbs, Burge, Fenner, Scoville.
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Lorain Co
E. G. Denney
High Butte
Jersey
G.I. Hobbs
Neva Ringler
A. GC. Cawrse
G. L. Hobbs
F. H. McClellan
H. B. Rowland
G. I. Hobbs
A. GC Cawrse
Ben G. Burge
B. A. Fenner
G. I. Wobbs
Simple sewing pattern for spring collar scarf effect
Easy to sew pattern No 3006 for sizes 36 to 48 with slim flattering collar that blends into a scarf. Uses crepe silks or cottons. collar color may contrast. Requires 3 1/2 yards of 39 inch material for size 36. Send 15 cents for pattern and 25 cents for book and pattern.
Roosevelt backs Borah as preferred challenger in 1936
Roosevelt names Borah as his favored rival for next fall, calling him the most liberal of the GOP field and likely to carry on Rooseveltian reforms. The piece surveys Democratic advisers, Morgenthau’s molasses rule, neutrality debates, McNutt’s ambitions, and ongoing shifts among New Deal allies, with mentions of Landon, Vandenberg, and party strategists shaping 1940 prospects.
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Roosevelt
Senator Borah
Idaho
Fdr
Borah
White House
Teddy Roosevelt
Senate
Alf Landon
Kansas
New York Reacts to Washington News
The Chronicle-Telegram notes readers in New York respond to national Washington reports. Readers discuss implications and tone of federal coverage, reflecting concern and curiosity about policy shifts and political developments.
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Chronicle-Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
New York
N. Y
Washington News
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