Second Methodist Church Special Program in February
The Second Methodist church hosts a special program at First Congregational church on Sunday February 27 at 3 30 p m to aid a February campaign raising 300 for church debt Students from Oberlin Conservatory will perform with Richard Johnson violin F E Gatlin clarinet and Thelma Lowe vocals The speaker Prof Horton Oberlin Graduate School of Theology will discuss The Oxford Conference of Last Summer The campaign finishes Monday with a Boy Scout play at 8 p m Also noted is a 100 ton plus boring machine completed in South Africa now the largest machine tool there.
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Second Methodist Church
First Congregational
Oberlin Conservatory
Richard Johnson
F. E. Gatlin
Thelma Lowe
Speaecker
Prof
Horton
Graduate School of Theology
Oberlin
Boy Scouts
Senate panel seeks voiding of liquor trucking contract
In Columbus in February 1938 the Senate graft committee plans to ask Attorney General Duffy to void the state liquor trucking contract. Shaw Transport owed 17 cents a case while subletting to U S Trucking Lines at 11 1/2 cents, costing an estimated 82,500 annually. Witnesses including John F. Nolan and Verner Metcalf urged action, with further inquiries into why the direct contract to U S Trucking Lines was bypassed.
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John F. Nolan
Jefferson County
Shaw Transport
Verner FE. Metcalf
Republican Committee
Duffy
Shaw
State Liquor Department
U. S
James W. Miller
Metcalf
Ile
Liquor Department
U S. Trucker Lines
Hert Kemmerling
Cleveland Automobile Dealer
Nolan
Emmet Moore
Chillicothe
Glenn Horn
Goggin
Moore
William Goggin
Roy N. de Weese
Columbus
Berlin Highway Plan Ties to State Route Expansion
The report covers officials discussing a proposed traffic artery through Berlin by the State Highway Department. It notes a witness denying knowledge of Wild or payment of a bill, and mentions a secret session to hear testimony from Major Winfield S. Dealer, former Columbus Safety Director, with questions about Galion Iron Works and payments to Democratic headquarters being avoided as they could violate client rights. The piece also mentions Tucson's founding and Chinese provinces hangs on a local cultural note.
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State Highway Department
Wild
Winfield S. Dealer
Columbus Safety
Peater
Galion Iron Works
Democratic
Farming Eaters Mechanized Era
Washington reports American farms are the most mechanized globally says S H McCrory head of the Agriculture Department engineering bureau. He notes gasoline tractors became common under 25 years ago and electric power is newer with over 1 250 000 tractors and 1 000 000 farms using electricity. He cites vast drainage and irrigation and new small-scale mechanization for family farms while overall metal use remains similar to 1917. The 2 100 000th U S patent was granted for an improved movie camera.
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Washington
S. H. McCrory
Department of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Engineering
McCrory
Great Plains
Voice Of The People urges stricter health checks in Elyria
Dear Editor, Dorothy Magon’s objection to the health ordinance prompts MRSH Murphy of Elyria to argue for tougher inspections. A sanatorium case linked TB to two children after a man who sold meat at markets was diagnosed. The letter urges thorough exams before enforcement, noting a London glassware firm’s 250 year history as context.
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Dorothy Magon
Chronicle-Telegram
T. B
MRSH
Murphy
Elyria
Ohio
London
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