Belden Farmers Institute Opens Tomorrow
The Belden Farmers Institute opens tomorrow and Friday January 25 and 26 at Belden school. President Clay H Sooy announces lecturers Mrs Fred Bol Canton and Ralph White Richwood, with extension agents Frances Eberhart and Hummel. Events include 1 PM start Thursday, 8 PM reception, 10 AM Friday session, noon dinner, and Friday afternoon talks plus a Grange sponsored dance and oyster supper with Cook's Orchestra.
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Farmers Institute
Belden
Clay An H Sooy
Fred Bol
Canton
Ralph Whte
Richwood
Frances Ebhert
Hummel Lorain County Extension Agen
Belden PT
Reluen Grange
Grange Hall
Institute
Clinton
Floyd Lang
Daddy Shriver
Trena Sernt
Dwight Reisinger
Chaiman
Arthur Bennett Wid
Bell
Art Wise
Clayton Owens
William Gest
New York Day By Day at Grand Central Terminal
A New York Information Center near the Grand Central Terminal south entrance attracts crowds. Young staff answer queries while booths remain largely vacant or occupied by realty ads. Three high school boys study on a marble slab as commuters bustle by. Charles B Falls of Falls, Virginia is mentioned among the familiar names in the room.
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New York
Pershing Square
Grand Central Terminal
Manhattan
New York Central
Driscott
Grand Central
Eaen
Local artists and a broker sing in New York life
In Connecticut artist Falls calls Falls Village a friendly, bustling assets while students Cimino and White pursue painting and singing careers. White, a Wall Street broker, now adds hotel dining room singing to his income, noting he once held a $420000 seat and values dignity in public performance. Street scenes by Wartman and Clemson artist Winard color the cityscape as push cart workers line sidewalks and skaters thrill Rockefeller Plaza spectators on a cold day.
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Connecticut
Charlie Falls
New York
Merchan
Fou
Lawrence White
Wig Street
Stockh Exchange
Mr White
Wall Street
Ambassador
Lawly
Billyv
Rockefeller Laza
Dave
Denys Wartman
Amiabie Gray
Fo OM Winard
Clemson
The
MacNaught Syndicate Inc
Ohioans Vote To Continue Dies Committee
Washington January 24 Ohio members of the House voted 20 to 1 in favor of continuing the Dies Committee investigations into un American activities. Reps Robert Crosser and Martin T Sweeney did not have their votes recorded. C George editor of The Chronicle Telegram will speak at a meeting of the new group.
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Washington
Ohm
House of Representatives
Dies
UN American Activities
Robert Crosser
Martin T Sweeney
Cleveland
George
Chronicle Telegram
Amherst Council Passes Water Rate and Budget Measures
Amherst council adjourned after discussing water rates of 450 dollars per quarter proposed by Amherst Water Works Co. If accepted, new rates take effect April 1. The meeting also approved a detailed annual appropriation including general, maintenance, electric generating plant, bonds, and pensions. Community events and notes on local clubs, dances, and school activities fill upcoming public listings.
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Amherst
Smythe
Amherst Water Works Co
Michiel
Water Company
Henry Kane Ed Menz H . Beesing
Friedman
Walter Lawrence Agunst
Farmers Elevator Co Annual Meeting Held in Odd Fellow Hall
The annual meeting of Farmers Elevator Co was held Tuesday afternoon in the Odd Fellow Hall. The board declared a six percent stock dividend and a six percent cithers group of the Federal Adult Education Program at Room 178 Washington School building. According to Mrs Alice C Pinter county supervisor the talk will be preceded by showing colored slides of Washington. The meeting is scheduled for 7 pm and the talk for 8 pm.
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Avenue Club
Fastern Stars
George Frank S
Main Street
Karl Smith
Jessimine Todgie
John Strohmeier
Washington Street
Circle Six
Womens Guild of
St Peters Evangelial Church
Walter Miller Wondhill
Mens Club
St Peters Church
First Reformed Church
Vermilion
Vietoran Guid
Loran
St Peters Evangelical Whiich
Wiliam
Barris Middle Street
Henry Kine
Circle Three
C H Ernst Park
Atenut
Vrs
Frank Lapp
Ben Michael
Neal Ludwig
East Street
John Deere Plow Co
American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars
Congress
The
War Veterans Association
Misses Telzerow
Thamis Tun
C Milder
William Wilker
Hugh Tompkins
Fecm 1
Hickory Tree Grange
Mason
Eagles
Trev
Tackle Cooper
Robert Cooran
Farmers Institute
Brownhelm School
Wiss Fekeit
C Ot Hummel
Pythons
Pythian Sisters
al Masonic
Jor Fisher
Marcia McQuate
Franx
Troxel
Farmers Elevator Co
Odd Fellow Hall
Cithers Group
Washington School Building
Dshursday
Alice C Pintner
Washington TC
Tne
48 On Jefferson Junior High Honor Roll
Forty eight students at Jefferson Junior High School earned honors for the last grading period of the first semester announced by principal F A Dusthimer. Six students achieved straight A’s across regular subjects: Max Schareina, Naomi Snyder, Nadine Sooy, Flora Crosby, Eleanor Bucksar, and Roberts Foster. Other top students with at least one A and no B in all regular subjects include Kenneth Kruech, Teen Kelly, Dorothy Crossmier, Corwin Burrer, Mary Kozel, Lilian Krupko, Melba Mason, Wanda Pile ska, Maryellen Scott, Betty Surdock, Dorms Tedd, and Elizabeth.
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Jefferson Junior High School
F A Dusthimer
Max Schareina
Naomi Snyder
Nadine Sooy
Flora Crosby
Eleanor Bucksar
Roberts Foster
Kenneth Kruech
Teen Kelly
Dorothy Crossmier
Corwin Burrer
Mary Kozel
Lilian Krupko
Melba Mason
Wanda Pileska
Maryellen Scott
Betty Surdock
Tedd and
Elizabeth
Walter and Ninth Grade Names List Becomes Class Roll
The notice lists students across Walter Eighth grade Beatrice Allsop Frances Brillhart Bernice Burill Dorene Fritz Juha Gocelowsk Harvey Lash Dale McClune Charles McDaniels Lois Hunter Jean Innes Helen Kares Josephine Keith Margaret Kidd Virginia Kolopos Helen Stalla Frances Pawlikowsk Lois Pomeroy Wayne Sooy and Eleanore Szabo Ninth grade Phyllis Abramosha as part of a school roster record from the period.
Transport Board proposal to use bus system in Singapore
Betty Dillingham Esther Gullo Beverly Gibbs Clyde Goldamnith Robert Gollmar Ruth Hells Louise Jabbusch Robert Nethercut Kenneth Novak and Mary Jane Pitts discuss reforms by the Transport Board of the Federated Malay States to shift traffic from cars to bus transportation to ease car parking congestion in Singapore.
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Betty Dillingham
Esther Gullo
Beverly Gibbs
Clyde Goldamnith
Robert Gollmar
Ruth Hells
Louise Jabbusch
Robert Nethercut
Kenneth Novak
Mary Jane Pitts
the Transport Board of the
Federated Malay States
Leen
Singapore
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Forest Street
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South Africa
Farmers’ Elevator Co
Halds Annual Meeting
Crow Hollow
Kennedy
Jefferson Junior High
St Petersburg
Detroit
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