Wellington Council Increases Street Labor Pay And Reelects Officials
Wellington Ohio January meeting notes raise street labor pay from 40 to 45 cents per hour and reelect Franklin M. Jones as council president. Robert K Walden reelected solicitor Chester Egle named Chief of Police. deputies Brouse Burge and Ray appointed. Lynn K. Coates remains Fire Chief for seventh year. street light permit approved at Woodland and Prospect. Also mentions University officials and horse judge speakers with Townsend Club officers to be nominated later.
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Wellington
Franklin M. Jones
Robert K Walden
Chester Egle
K R. Brouse
Roy Burge
Sol Ray
Lynn K. Coates
Mr. Coates
Woodland
Prospect
Woman's Afternoon Club Guests at Hummel Home
Members of the Woman's Afternoon Club were guests of Mrs S H Hummel at her home Monday afternoon presided by Mrs E L Henes president. Miss Margaret Warner and Miss Jeannette Warner officers. Mrs F M Jones gave a book review on Europa by Root Briffault.
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Woman’s
S. H. Hummel
E. L. Henes
Margaret Warner
Jeannette Warner
F. M. Jones
Ins Wilhelm
Second annual banquet for Northern Ohio Draft Horse Assn held in Wellington church
The Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association sets its second annual banquet at the Wellington Methodist Episcopal church at 7 p m on Tuesday evening January 14. Toastmaster Dr Carl W Gay head of Ohio State University Animal Husbandry Department, Dr John F Cunningham Dean of Agriculture, and Professor L P McCann horse extension specialist are the announced speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Carl W. Gay
Department of
Animal Husbandry
Ohio State University
John F. Cunningham
College of Agriculture
L. P McCann
Twin calfs born to Beagle’s cow in Eagle township
In Eagle township C M Beagle reports a mixed Jersey Guernsey cow has given birth to a second set of twins after an earlier winter 1933 set and a later single birth, with all offspring described as normal. In Findlay a new police chief may replace veteran William Lauer after mayor Farr A McFarland’s move to end factionalism. In Grant a fever case ends with a shelling of a pheasant from a bed. Toledo merchants push prosecutions, 53 shoplifters convicted in six months, seven first offenders paroled.
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Mansfield
Farr A. McFarland
Willam Lauer
Lauer
Merle D. Unkle
Toledo
Pittsfield Farmers Union Meetings Schedule
All farmers and their wives are invited to attend meetings arranged by the Pittsfield Local Farmers Union. The sessions run Tuesday in Pittsfield Community Church, Wednesday January 8 at Henrietta Town Hall, Thursday January 9 at Penfield Town Hall, Friday January 16 at Billighton Town Hall, and Saturday January 11 at Wellington mayor's court room.
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Farmer's Union
Pittsfield
Farmers Union
Henrietta Town Hall
Penfield Town Hall
Billighton Town Hall
Wellington
Brighton and Huntington Institutes Plan January Sessions
Members of the committees for Brighton and Huntington Institutes are finalizing plans for the events this month. The Huntington Institute will be held January 15 and 16, followed by the Brighton Institute on January 17 and 18.
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Brighton and
Huntington
Huntington Institute
Brighton Institute
Death of Miss Heter in Sullivan prompts city notes
Word arrives of Miss Heter’s death at her Sullivan home last Thursday. She lived with Miss Lena Garrison after moving from Barker Street, Wellington. She suffered epileptic fits. Wellington winter visitors in Florida complain of cold climate and require light overcoats. Mrs. Sara Curtice hosted the Neighborhood Bridge Club on South Main Street. Fred Wells and Andy Toth have been discharged from the Fahp Clinic. Miss Mary Archer of Lodi visited Miss Blanche Scher for a weekend. Robins are reported by El Barrich to be among early spring birds, suggesting spring may be near.
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Heter
Sullivan
Lena Garrison
Barker Street
Wellington
Florida
Sara Curtice
Bridge Club
South Main Street
Fred Wells
Andy Toth
Faup
Mary Archer
Lodi
Blanche Scher
Robins
el. Barrich
Social Visits Highlight Oberlin Weekend in New Oberlin
New Oberlin residents greeted guests from Oberlin Grafton Amherst and Toledo over the weekend. Families including Justin Dion Brown Kinzel and Davis shared meals and occurred visits while District No. 7 opened after a two week break with Missiargrave unavailable as substitute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Oberlin
Frank Justin
Joe Denger
M Wohleber
Urban Kinzel
Grafton
A. Dion
G. H. Dion
Amherst
C. Justin
Carl Schmitz
C HY Davis
Bill
Oberlin
Arlene Richards
Sullivan
Dion
James Brennen
Henry Mackett
Town Line Road
Harold Steinman
Toledo
Discovery of Yeast as Living Organism in 1836
A historical note recalls that in 1836 it was realized yeast in fermenting liquor is a living organism and visible to the microscope as it grows.
Elyria Board Approves School Supplies Contracts
The Elyria Board of Education approved contracts for educational and janitorial supplies totaling 1,079.97, with most awards going to local Elyria firms. The board also authorized the reemployment of the stadium caretaker for an indefinite period to cover needed work through February and upcoming field fertilization plans.
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Elyria
Elyria Board of Education
W O. McClellan
McClellan
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Coats
Florsheim Shoes
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Jones Reelected
Earl Hanefeld
Zimmer
Sam Haynes
Columbus
Townsend Club
Wellington Townsend Club
Grange Hall
Draft Horse Assoc
Ohio News
Grant
Irvin Grant
Miss Heter
F. C. Brown
Ferris Brown
Harold Brown
Leland
Dickey
Bell
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Oakbrook Hose
Pepperell
Stevens
Ladies’ Union
Trayon Tea
van Os Valufs
Vic
East Ave
Post Office
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