Navy Gets 12 Huge Bombers for 1937 Deployment
SAN DIEGO Calif Navy announces 12 giant naval patrol bombers to join the U S Navy air fleet early in 1937 with 176 under construction at Consolidated Aircraft in San Diego The first group of PBY-1 models will be flown to Pearl Harbor and other bases as completed These 15 ton monoplane air boats boast long range and the ability to land on rough seas with a reported 4000 pound bomb load and more than 24 hour endurance
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Uncle Sam
U. S. Navy
Pearl Harbor
Honolulu
Naval
North Island Naval Air Station
Navy
Consolidated Aircraft Corp
Consolidated
Knefler McGinnis
Cristobal Harbor
Canal
Hawaii
William M. E. McDade
Lawmakers Seek Reorganization to Save State Funds
A proposed bill would reorganize the administration of intangible taxes and utilities with a seven thousand five hundred dollar annual administrator salary. Commissioners would be governor appointed for six year terms, limiting party majority to two. The move aims to cut administrative detail and boost efficiency, with a projected state savings. A second bill seeks to raise the state's share of automobile license fees to fifty percent, cutting counties' share from forty seven to twenty percent, introduced by Rep Samuel A Anderson.
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Davis
Samuel A. Anderson
Licking
al Kalb
Ottawa
House
Giles’ F. Guthrie
Pike
New Year Visits Honor Local Families and Relatives
A series of New Year gatherings and hospitalities illustrated a busy social week. The Arndts hosted relatives at Bellevue and Cres ton hosted guests of Mrs Arndt s sister. Smiths and Johnsons shared meals with extended families in Medina and Penfield. Clodwick and Greethams welcomed kin from Fremont, Wellington, and Medina, while Workmans and Sooys joined relatives in Penfield.
Sunday Dinner Guests From Medina Family News
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abram and family were their mother Mrs. Searles and aunt Mrs. Harriett Walte, their brother Robert Searles and family all of Medina. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Dunlap were in New London Thursday to call on his brother Frank who is ill with pneumonia.
Family New Year gathering at Wright Field in Dayton
Charles Cummings major in the art corps at Wright Field Dayton hosted New Year day at his brother John Cummings home. Guests included Miss Lois Cummings Oberlin Nev Mrs Roy E Bowers and son Albert Lakewood A B Cummings Sullivan Mrs Emma Small returned to Oberlin with her niece for a visit. Last Thursday Ralph Smith Sullivan hauled household goods to Columbus for his trainer brother Robert when a fire damaged the contents and trailer.
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Charles Cummings
Wright Field
Dayton
John Cummings
Lois Cummings
Oberlin
Nev
Roy E. Bowers
Albert
Lakewood
A. B. Cummings
Sullivan
Emma Small
Ralph Smith
Columbus
Robert
Ohio Legislature Debates Budget and Public Service Measures
A detailed report describes proposed state budgets for liquor department costs including 5 million earmarked for personal services and 2 million for maintenance in 1937 and 1938, plus 100000 for the state auditor’s services. It covers enforcement fund deductions, penal and benevolent institutions inquiry bills, inauguration observances, township clerks’ salaries, and tax refund proposals before a skeleton session and inaugural events.
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Liquor Department
Sharp Economics Administration
Joseph Ogrin
Cuyahoga
Michael V. di Salle
Lucas
Ohio
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Anna F. O'Neil
R. Pomeroy
John @. Richards
Carroll
Sullivan Church Notes Sullivan A ters impressive installation service
Sullivan CHURCH NOTES SULLIVAN A ters impressive installation service held Sunday morning January 3 at the Con srecational church with officers installed Deacons H T Skeeles H E Kulp O Woodburn A B Cummings D S Houseman and Al Abram deaconesses Mrs A Crum tine Mrs J T Smith Mrs A B Cummings and Mrs H T Skeeles Clerk Mrs LeRoy Taylor Sunday school superintendent Leon Stine religious education committee Sunday School Supt Leon Stine and members chosen by congregation Mrs John
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E. C. Johnson
Martin Loomis
Hazel Sifread
Lucile Stine
Morton Cole
Billy Dakin
Return from Florida and Holiday Gatherings
Marshall Cole and Clyde Bungard returned Sunday from a Florida and southern states trip. They were hosted by cousins Mrs Meade and Mrs Kelsey in West Palm Beach. A minor mishap occurred when their suitcases were lost en route home in North Carolina. Mr and Mrs D N Myers hosted Christmas Day dinner in Elyria with their son Atty and Mrs Don Myers and daughter, and Mrs Myers' parents Mr and Mrs Barres joined. In Savannah, Mr and Mrs J Vernon Henderson and son visited with relatives. Arlene Gordon, ill, shows slow improvement. Mattie Barnes of Cleeland surprised the Myers on New Year’s Day. Laurence Street and Alberta Cook moved to a new home near Spencer. Hilton Arndt and C R Arndt attended the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr Arndt’s brother.
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Marshall Cole
Clyde Bungard
Florida
Meade
Kelsey
West Palm Beach
North Carolina
D. N. Myers
Atty
Don Myers
Elyria
Rupert Gordon
Mattie Barnes
Cleeland
Laurence Street
Alberta Cook
Spencer
Hilton Arndt
C. R. Arndt
Mr. Arndt
FASTEETH Remedy for Loose False Teeth Ad
Advertises FASTEETH to secure dentures and freshen breath. Claims teeth stay in place and comfortable wear, with emphasis on avoiding embarrassment. Promotes purchase at food drug stores.
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