Approval By Congress Is Anticipated
Washington on February 7 reports the administration speeding farm program prep to start within two weeks. Congress may pass the farm bill next week, enabling operation for the cotton planting season. Senate debate continues with leaders expecting eventual passage. Opposition sharpened by Senator McNary while others defend the bill as aiding agriculture. The plan would largely mirror AAA administration methods without contracts, with rates and details under final adjustment. House calls for home market development, domestic allotments, and foreign market expansion as core provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Department of Agriculture
Senate
Charles L. McNary
Oregon
Supreme Court
AAA
McNary
Agricultural Committee
John H. Bankhead
Ala
Ellison D. Smith
The
Agriculture Committee
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Daniel O. Hastings
Delaware
Carl Hatch
N. M
Agriculture Department
Clifford R. Hope
Kan
Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Inside News on the Outside World in Chronicle
The Chronicle runs Inside News for readers on the Outside, casting a nightly view of national happenings through a local lens and teasing upcoming items in the Inside column.
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The
Chronicle
South Amherst completes sandstone fire station and buys Seagrave engine
South Amherst Ohio reports progress under Mayor Henry Garland. A sandstone fire station, dedicated August 17, 1935, stands as a new hub. A November bond election approved $4,000 for a new fire engine. The Seagrave 500 gallon pumper was purchased from Seagrave Corporation in Columbus and delivered Wednesday.
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South Amherst
Henry Garland
Seagrave
Seagrave Corporation
Columbus
Womans Union Holds February Meeting at St Johns
The February meeting of the Womans Union met in the parlors of St Johns Evangelical Church with President Mrs. Albert Schneider presiding. Devotional service led by Mrs. Harry Brucker and Mrs. Fred Fazey. Mrs. John Mori spoke on Our Task in Latin America. Seven new members were initiated: Mrs. William Gassar, Mrs. Fred Holzhauser, Mrs. William Cashman, Mrs. Fred Fazey, Mrs. Albert Wragg, Mrs. John Ivan, and Mrs. Paul Gainok. Hostesses Mrs. Albert Mor, Jr. and Mrs. John Grebe provided refreshments for fifteen members.
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Womans Union
St. Johns Evangelical Church
Albert Schneider
Harry Brucker
Fred Fazey
John Mori
Latin America
William Gassar
Fred Holzhauer
William Cashman
Fred Faze
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society Meeting At Thompson Home
Mrs John Thompson hosted a Wednesday afternoon session of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. A brief business meeting was held and several chapters from the study book South American Women were read. Refreshments were served to a good attendance. March's meeting will be at Mrs L Gibson's home.
Congregational Church Board Holds Regular Wednesday Meeting
Members of the official board met at the Congregational Church Wednesday evening for a regular meeting. Routine work was trans acted and favorable reports were given.
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Congregational Church
Legion Dance Sponsored at Hungarian Hall This Evening
The South Amherst American Legion sponsors a dance at the Hungarian Hall this evening with the public invited to attend.
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South Amherst American Legion
Nuit Bridge Club Meets at Mrs Mitchell’s Home
Mrs Madeline Mitchell entertained eight members of the Nuit Bridge Club at 111 MacKenzie Street on Wednesday evening February 6. Eight games were played with Miss A Robinson winning high score and Mrs C Chapman taking second. A salad course was served at small tables. The next meeting will be at Miss Amanda Robinson’s home February 12 at 8 15. Mrs L Cruce was elected assisting secretary to Mrs Howe.
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Madeline Mitchell
Nuit
Radio to Broadcast Kentucky Mission from Local Church
Rochester residents will hear the Kentucky Mountain Mission program from Henderson Settlement broadcast at 10 o clock Sunday morning via a radio installation in the Me thodist church. The Harmonial Society will meet Friday with dinner for all. Center Aid Society met Thursday at Mrs. Dolly Sellers home, with dinner served. Rev J W Jones visited the sick and shut-ins Friday. Homebuilders class party set for Friday night at Mr and Mrs Arthur Jewett’s home.
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J. W. Jones
Farmers Week at Columbus Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. William 3B. Murray attended programs in Columbus last week visiting relatives and taking in activity at Farmer's Week events.
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Columbus
William
Murray
Local Notes and Social Updates From Brighton Area
Brighton town notes report weddings and greetings to newlyweds Franklin Simonson, and weekly visits by families and students. Entries cover high school musicians, basketball teams, local visitors, illnesses, X-ray checks, flu, and gland trouble in Olmsted, with school events, club meetings, and community notices across multiple households.
West View BRIEFS
West View notes list visits among local residents with Grace Cooley and Edith Osborne, Myrtle Burns of Bedford, Louis Gordon of Grafton, and Laurel Krientzberg of Cleveland. Anthony Stone was injured last week unloading coal for the greenhouse plant where he works. Olmsted Falls Lodge 264 held an installation at the I O O F hall last Saturday night with Willard Kraus of Columbia as Noble Grand and F Miller of Olmsted Falls assisting.
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West View
Grace Cooley
Edith Osborne
Myrtle Burns
Bedford
Louis Gordon
Grafton
J. M. Chapin
Misa Laurel Krientzberg
Cleveland
Etheliae Ingersoll
Anthony Stone
Green House
I. 0. O. F. Hall
Willard Kraus
Columbia
Noble Grand
F. Miller
Olmsted Falls
Birthday Tea for Mrs Louise Thompson Hosts Canary Guests
Mrs Louise Thompson celebrated her birthday at home on Columbia Road Monday afternoon. The party featured canary birds entertaining the guests. Attendees included Mrs Tone Usher, Mrs Mildred Elster, Mrs Cela Otherson, Mrs Martha Grundman, Mrs Minette Poertner, Mrs Greta Schultz, Mrs Ollie Bruce, Mrs Grace Cooley, Mrs Etta Edwards, Mrs Mary Ingersoll, Mrs Nellie Chapin, Mrs Tillie Schuster, and others from West View. The afternoon was spent exchanging ecards.
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Harold Schuster
West View
Rec
Henry Hoftyzer
Olmsted Falls
Fln
Ollie Bruce
Squires
Berea
Russell Schuster
H. G. Edwards
Wellington
Florence Dunford
Olmsted School
Dover
North Olmsted
O. B. Peachey
Jake Crosky
Mantua
Francis Bissicle
Pearl Thompson
Grafton
Sunshine Rebekah Lodge No. 393
IT. O. O. F. Hall
Greta Schultz
Havel Slecker
Minette Poertner
Louise Thompson
Columbia Road
Thompson
Tone Usher
Mildred Elster
Cela Otherson
Usher Road
Martha Grundman
F. Bayley Road
East Sprague Road
Grace Cooley
Columbia
Etta Edwards
Mary Ingersoll
Nellie Chapin
Tillie Schuster
Ecards
Child Welfare Campaign Aims For 500 Dollars
Mrs. Gertrude Brown of Usher Roads is ill with intestinal flu and a school period incident left a finger crushed in the manual training room. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krieutzberg of Cleveland visited West View Sunday. The Child's Welfare Council met at the school house to launch a $500 campaign for child promotion and health, appointing committees for finance publicity health information and emergency duties to distribute clothing and perform welfare tasks.
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Gertrude Brown
Usher
Walter Krieutzberg
Cleveland
West View
Child's Welfare Council
McKinley Banquet Attendees List At Norwalk
Wakeman February 7 attendees included Mr. and Mrs. GC C Canfield Mr and Mrs JG White Mr and Mrs WJ Pease Mr and Mrs Blaine Hurst Mr and Mrs WH Jones W S Wood A H Barnes and daughter Eileen CH McMann Eleanor Breisch Mr and Mrs ME Buckley and son Kenneth Mr and Mrs Paul Cooley Mr and Mrs CE Shelton Mary Fay Mr and Mrs J Dalton and Fred Elmes and daughter Ethel at Norwalk banquet Tuesday night.
Mrs Clifford McMann Hosts Rock Club Evening
Mrs Clifford McMann entertained the Rock Club at her Cooper street home recently. The gathering featured members sharing music, stories, and camaraderie in a casual social at the residence.
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Mra
Clifford McMann
Cooper Street
Boy Scouts Charter Approved in Local Area
Application for a charter for the Boy Scouts has been approved. Leaders include Rev. KF Eastman, G. L. Ross, Scout master Richard Ross, Francis Tousley as assistant scoutmaster, Kenneth Ross as troop committee chair with Rev. Eastman Blaine Hurst and Dr. C. J. Cranston assisting. Registered charter members are Maynard Clark Richard MDidelais Richard Conley Richard Hastman James Jannetti Joseph Iannetti Alfred Murray Richard Parsons and Arthur Witzlaben.
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Rev
EB. Eastman
G. L. Ross
Richard Ross
Francis Tousley
Kenneth Ross
Rev. Eastman
Blaine Hurst
C. J. Cranston
Maynard Clark
Richard Mdidelais
Richard Conley
Richard Hastman
James Jannetti
Joseph Iannetti
Alfred Murray
Richard Parsons
Arthur Witzlaben
Rough Riders Defeat Birmingham. Junior Team Falls
The Rough Riders won at home Friday night while the Junior team lost to Birmingham. Mr and Mrs Marion Finley and son visited in New London. Mr and Mrs Werner Todd hosted friends Saturday night. attendees included the Finleys, Marden Todd and sons, Joseph Weeks, Robert Hoyt, and the hosts. Frank Gerber of Birmingham visited Elizabeth Gerber. Clara Kline from Birmingham spent the day in town. A. S. Todd and spouse moved into a remodeled River Street home.
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Josephine Stocking
William Davidson
Brighton
Clearview
Franklin Simonson
Lucile Anderson
Robert Cowie
Ruth
Rhea Knapp
Elsa Jewett
Helen Crittenden
Ruth Riehe
Lillian Snyder
Jack and Clair Mu
Bessie Knapp
New London
Marian Setterfield
Edna Kinney
Norwalk
C. D. Setterfield
Alton Bradford
C. TD. Setterfield
Alicea Diggins
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Clark Diggins
Diggins
Floyd Davidson
William
Cleo Crittenden
Wellington
Lodi
Richard Hileman
Cleveland
Lois Hasley
Akron
Nettie Thompson
Fr. D. Thompson
Austin Ewell
Lucile Murray
Rough Riders
Birmingham
Marion Finley
Mervyt Kenyon
Werner Todd
Marion Finley and
Marden Todd
Joseph Weeks
Robert Hoyt
Frank Gerber
Elizabeth Gerber
Clara Kline
A. S. Todd
River Street
Television teaches in California University extension course
Berkeley professors announce an advanced television course in the spring curriculum of the California University extension division, signaling growing academic study of the medium.
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Berkeley
Cal
California University
Faucher Swallows Half-Dollar Found in Stomach
Sanford Maine doctors removed a ten year old quarter sized coin from George Faucher after X rays revealed the coin lingering in his stomach despite fears of appendicitis. The coin was a half dollar.
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Sanford, ME
George Faucher
Faucher
Outlawing of AAA Viewed By Babson
Babson Park Florida February 7 1936 report on the AAA ruling its political and economic effects. Farm prosperity rose from 1932 to 1935 with farm income up 60 percent while prices and land values rebounded. Analysts split over weather versus policy in driving farm gains and broader business impact. Three scenarios forecast weather driven outcomes for prices and income affecting the 1936 election and Roosevelt support.
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Babson Park
Florida
AAA
Triple-A
Weather
Wallace
Tha
Roosevelt
NRA
Publishers Financial Bureau
Bid and Mention club hosts pinochle afternoon
In North Ridgeville Mrs Joy Falkner hosted the Bid and Mention club with pinochle as the afternoon diversion. Prizes for high scores went to Mrs Ed Smith and Mrs H W Hopp while the consolation prize went to Mrs Joy Falkner. Charlotte Steinmetz will entertain the club Tuesday Feb 11. Peter Smith ill for a year at LeRoy Smiths Elyria home is weaker. John Porella injured after a fall on ice. Former resident Lizzie Stokes Marsh dies in Looking Glass Oregon. Mrs C T Winckles spent a week at Ashville NC. Clifford Salisbury convalescing after appendicitis operation.
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North Ridgeville
Joy Falkner
Ed Smith
H. W. Hopp
Charlotte Steinmetz
Peter Smith
LeRoy Smith
Elyria
John Porella
Lizzie Stokes Marsh
Looking Glass
Oregon
C. T. Winckles
Ashville
N. C
Clifford Salisbury
Drumstick Preference Shifts in New Haven Men
A street survey in New Haven shows men are less rugged and individualistic. Only one in twenty prefer a drum stick to white meat when a turkey is carved.
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New Haven, Conn
Entertains Diners Ames 1A The Great Laurant
Trix Cooney a former stage magician known as The Great Laurant amuses diners at Iowa State College campus. His sleight of hand tricks and magic stunts entertain students during meals and make him a popular restaurant figure.
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Ames
Trix Cooney
Laurant
Sow
Iowa State College
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Crook’s Coal
Amherst
Womens Union
Missionary Society
Nust” Bridge Club
Rochester
East Ave
Harry B. Rowland
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New York
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Byron Dalton
J. G. White
W. S. Wood
Draft Horse Association
C. EH
Bement
Ohio State University
Robert
Charles Lindbeck
Ceredo
W. Va
Wakeman
Entertains Club
Teluvision
Babson
Vic
Post Office
Carlisle Inn
Oberlin Road
West Side Lumber & Coal
the China Shop
Broad St
Grand Gas Ranges
Elyria Electric & Music Store
F. A. Steger
Mgr
West Ave
RADIO
Cunningham
RCA
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