Substitutes advanced for AAA heads farm leaders meet in Washington
In Washington on January 10 farm leaders discussed a soil conservation rental plan as a substitute for the AAA. After a White House conference with President Roosevelt and officials, no decision was made until a larger meeting with about 100 farm groups concludes tomorrow. The Soil Conservation Program emerged as the leading substitute, while critics urged broader protectionist or constitutional options.
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Washington
T.P
Supreme Court
AAA
Agriculture Department
Administration
Congress
White House
Roosevelt
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Chester C. Davis
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Wallace
Davis
American Liberty League
George N. Peek
Peek
Foreign Trade Board
Huntington Grange installs officers in front of crowd
Huntington Grange No. 2043 met Thursday night with Worthy Master J S Heimmer and Overseer Marion Crile in their places. Installation of officers followed a program that included dancing and an oyster supper. About forty people attended. Mrs Rose Knapp visited the Johnson Crile home. Mrs M W Laborie and Marie Crile were ill. Will Weaver Hart Leininger and Mr and Mrs G C Long attended a shower for newlyweds Kenneth and Mrs Finkle at the Grange Hall on Dec 18.
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Huntington
Huntington Grange No
J. S. Heimmer
Marion Crile
Rose Knapp
Johnson Crile
M. W. Laborie
Marie Crile
Will Weaver
Hart Leininger
G. C. Long
Kenneth Finkle
Grange Hall
Huntington Farmers Institute Set For Jan Fifteenth And Sixteenth
Huntington Farmers Institute events are planned for next Wednesday and Thursday January 15 and 16 at Grange Hall. Activities include meetings on both days with supper on the first day. Officers listed are Francis Coe president Marion Crile vice president Carolyn Rapking secretary and treasurer.
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Huntington Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
Francis Coe
Marion Crile
Carolyn Rapking
Judge Conway to Speak on Townsend Plan at Grange Hall
Elyria judge T A Conway will discuss the Townsend Plan at the local Grange Hall Thursday evening January 16. The public is invited following the Grange meeting.
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T. A. Conway
Elyria
Townsend
Grange Box Social Nets Funds For Local Society
About twenty five attended the Grange box social at Grange Hall Tuesday night. The box sale raised 3.35 auctioned by Marion Crile. Music and dancing provided amusements. Institute committee met with Mrs. C. D. Coward Tuesday evening to plan the dinner menu.
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The
Grange
Grange Hall
Marion Crile
Institute
C. D. Coward Tuedsay
Fifty Fifth Wedding Anniversary And Eightieth Birthday Observed In Week
Mr and Mrs E T Radcliffe celebrat e their fifty fifth wedding anniversary on December 30 and Mr Radcliffe’s eightieth birthday on January 2 at their Wellington home R D 4. Relatives described active lives with extensive family ties nearby and caring for Mr Radcliffe during a period of restricted mobility.
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E. T. Radcliffe
Wellington
Mrs. Radcliffe
Mr. Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Eliza Robishaw
Alma Perkins
Bessie Green
Ona Leininger
Cam
Erma Searles
LeRoy Radcliffe
Mrs Radcliffe
Wellington Congregational church retools for 1936
Wellington January 10 A meeting of the minister and deacons of the Congregational church was held in the church. The deacons were reorganized for 1936 and the church roll reviewed. Plans discussed to improve contact with absent members and stimulate interest. Also noted is a wedding at the Church of Christ at 8 pm Saturday January 11 with Mrs. Shepard and son Robert from here attending.
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Wellington
Congregational Church
Cleveland
Church of Christ
Kinsey Addresses Wellington Kiwanis on Olympic Hurdles
Oberlin track coach Dan Kinsey spoke at the Wellington Kiwanis luncheon describing his Olympic hurdling career. He shared photos from the 1952 Los Angeles Games and reviewed preparation, participants’ viewpoints, and his own racing in 1924 and 1928. Eight guests attended.
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Dan Kinsey
Oberlin College
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Kinsey
Los Angeles
Woman's Association meeting at Congregational church
The regular Wo man's Association of the Congre gational church met Wednesday at 2.59 PM in the church parlors. Routine business opened the event with Mrs. Carpenter as leader. Topics included Foreign Missions focusing on Mexico. Dr. OC W. Berard led devotionals as Girls' Junior High quartet sang two numbers. Mrs. C W Gannett hosted the afternoon.
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Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge Plans Annual Installation
The Lillywood Rebekah Lodge met in the IT O O F hall Wednesday evening to plan the annual installation on Wednesday January 15 preceded by a covered dish dinner at 6 39. Announcement was made of the Past Noble Grand District Number 9 meeting to be held all day in the Lodi I O O F hall on Wednesday January 22, the first quarterly meeting of the new year.
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Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
IT O O. F. Hall
Noble
Lodi
Methodist church school board plans evangelistic meetings
Church school board members met after prayer meeting on Wednesday evening to arrange a series of evangelistic meetings preceding Easter. The event followed a church session focused on monthly business and planning.
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Church School Board
the Methodist Church
Charles Allison to wed Miss Clytia Close in Elm Street nuptials
Charles Allison of Elm Street, brother of Mrs. Charles Shepard, will marry Miss Clytia Close, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob L L Close, at 843 Bornhill.
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Charles Allison
Elm Street
Charles Shepard
Clytia Close
Jacob LL. Close
Bornhill
Wellington Savings & Loan shareholders meet. officers reelected
The Wellington Savings & Loan Company held its annual meeting Wednesday afternoon at its offices on Herrick Avenue East. Officers A. R Baird as president C. L. Synder as vice-president and A. R. Branson as secretary treasurer were re-elected. Directors were re-elected with Lawrence Snyder replacing Fred E. Bradley.
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Wellington Savings & Loan Company
Herrick Avenue East
A. R Baird
C. L. Synder
A. R. Branson
Lawrence Snyder
Fred E. Bradley
Farmers Hear Tinaewang Neacline In Wellington Meeting
In Wellington Mayor's Court room on Saturday evening January 11 farmers will hear Tinaewang Neacline, state president of the Farmers Educational and Co- Operative Union, discuss the political and economic situation and steps to secure a square deal. The meeting will cover the milk bill the union officials have campaigned for. This is the last of five meetings this week in the county, arranged by President Glenn S. Draper of the Pittsfield local, with earlier talks in Pittsfield, Henrietta, Penfield, and Brighton tonight.
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Wellington
Tinaewang
Farmers’ Educational and Co- Operative Union
Hagens
Glenn S. Draper
Pittsfield
Henrietta
Penfield
Brighton
Riggs family to move onto Handley farm March first
The Stanley Riggs family has rented the Handley farm east of town now occupied by Earl Hewett and will move onto the farm on March 1.
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Stanley Riggs
Handley Farm
Earl Hewett
Fame
Local Notes On Students Illness And Street Work
Su Riggs and Helen Shepard are mentioned as ill or out of school. A sand and tool house is erected at Lincoln and Barker for workers on the Lincoln Barker sewer project. The scarlet fever quarantine is lifted at the Hyde home. Entre Nous group to be entertained by Miss Gertrude Dibble at 7:30. Clarence Burederfer of Battle Creek, Mich. addresses the Junior Senior High.
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Stanley Riggs
Helen Marie Shepard
Charles Shepard
Elm Street
Lincoln and
Barker Streets
Lincoln-Barker Street
D. W
Gertrude Dibble
Clarence Burederfer
Battle Creek
Mich
WPA Census Charts Rise In Business
The Federal Census of Business, starting the new year, will survey every US business establishment by March 1. About 23,000 field workers will compile data on retail and wholesale trade, services, transportation, construction, real estate, insurance, and finance, with July 1 as the first public data date.
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Philadelphia
United States
Fred A. Gosnell
Department of Commerce
Gosnell
Works Progress Administration
Census Bureau
Tradi
Critics Debate American Fascism Possibility Across Figures
In New York four public figures including Col. Theodore Roosevelt Jr and Milo Reno weighed Sinclair Lewis's It Can’t Happen Here. Roosevelt and Reno saw a dictatorship possible, Gov. Eugene Talmadge disagreed, Sen. Borah warned it may never happen. Roosevelt called the book a clear warning of converging dangerous tendencies under the current national administration.
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Borah
Talmadge
Supreme Court
America
New York
Sinclair Lewis
Theodore Roosevelt Jr
William E. Borah
Eugene Talmadge
Milo Reno
Roosevelt
Reno
Lewis
United States
Chapel Thursday Afternoon Entertains with Clever Impersonations
A chapel program Thursday afternoon featured a performer who dramatized people and impersonated animals. The act was clever and left lasting impressions on the audience.
Benet Defines Writer's Needs for Prospective Authors
Yale poet Stephen St Vincent Benet cautions that writing is hard and requires constant curiosity about people. He notes many believe in a spark theory of authorship and says inspiration is molten metal needing a mold in the writer's mind. Benet adds that a $700 yearly writer's income is possible, while one successful book could pay up to $70,000.
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New Haven
Conn
Stephen St. Vincent Benet
John Brown
Benet
Yale Literary
Yale
Sinclair Lewis
Davenport veteran fired last World War shots near Beaufort
Arthur M. Paulson, a member of Battery D, 56th C A C, is noted as one of the veterans who fired the final shots as hostilities ended. The unit near Beaufort, France, delivered the last 48 rounds. In another note, camphor crystals can appear in trees in two forms during tapping and processing.
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Davenport
Arthur M. Paulson
56Th C. A. C
Paulson
Beaufort
France
X Ray Device Used In Fitting Shoes
Leipzig shows a new X ray shoe fitting device that scans a customer foot through a lens to reveal bone structure. The apparatus speeds up selecting the correct shoe size and shape, reducing the need for trial fittings.
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Leipzig
Sparrows Disrupt Sudbury Outdoor Rinks Bathing on Ice
In Sudbury Ontario sparrows hinder youth hockey by swarming after flooding the outdoor rinks. The birds bathe on the ice, causing it to freeze in lumps and spoil play. Local observers urge solutions to keep birds away and restore smooth ice for games.
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Sudbury
Ont
Progress in the Process From Lens to Self Actualization
A concise study notes progress in a process by which a thing advances from a lens to a more complete state of itself. It traces steps, clarifies how observation shapes development, and highlights turning points in maturation toward wholeness.
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Farmers’ Institute
Miles J.J. McBride
Police
Cambridge
Mace
Killough Farm Dairy
Ghenmount, N
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G. M. Marsh & Son
East Ave
Den
Jay Radcliffe
Nova
Robert Radcliffe
Mr. and
Mrs. E. T. Radcliffe
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Deacons
Woman's Association Meets
Farmers’ Meeting
John T. Helms
Toby Wing
March Field
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Oakland
Hamilton Field
Miss Wing
Lacme
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Bigbee's Credit Clothiers
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