Tax program outline by Ohio Farm Bureau
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation's Board of Trustees approved a tentative tax program to raise about 27 million dollars. The plan relies on an income tax similar to the Ward bill, higher luxury taxes, and increases in intangibles and bank deposit taxes, aiming to balance school and pension funding and reduce sales taxes on essentials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Board of Trustees
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
John M. Hodson
Farmers’ Cooperative
Farm Bureau
Hodson
General Assembly of
Davey
Hodgen
House
Million Corn Hog Contracts Prepared in 1935 Plan
About 1,032,500 corn hog contracts are being prepared for farmers under the 1935 production adjustment program. States report 1,092,500 contracts at some stage of completion as of June 16. Ohio accounts for about 47,000 signers, with total acres under contract around 53,780,000. Weather and livestock trends influence payments and adjustments, while hogs under benefit tents total roughly 4,860,000 head.
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Claude R. Wickard
Wickard
United States
State Boards of Review
Aout
Ohio Expects Bumper Wheat Crop This Year
Ohio's experimental station at Wooster projects a 1985 wheat yield near 40 million bushels as fields turn yellow ahead of harvest. Agents report an even stand and high stalks in many counties, with optimism that better prices and purchasing power will follow. County notes cite Wayne Erie Stark Crawford Ashland Huron Holmes and others reporting strong yields and improved conditions.
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United Press
Ohio
Wooster
H. Hanefeld
Teryave
Wayne
Wayne County
Erie
Erie County
Maurice RR. Myers
Stark
Alliance
Salem
Minerva
J. L. Buchanano
Crawford
Ashland
George G. Ganyard
Narmal
Huron
Guy A. Summon
Holmes
Holmes County
N. McIntosh
Livestock Losses Heavy In Transit
Ohio State University extension specialist Hammans recommends sand bedding for truck and wagon shipments in hot months and arranging market arrivals for early morning to reduce heat stress. Annual shipping losses reach up to 30,000,000 with hogs bearing the heaviest burden. hog losses alone account for about 137,000 of 162,000 dollars in reported Ohio market losses. An American transatlantic steamer employs a cabin steward for dogs aboard, heading to Washington by July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Hammans
Ohio State University
Hammans
Ohio
Neutal
Washington
Horse Prices Rise As Supply Shrinks
Ohio State University extension specialist L P McCann says demand for good draft horses and stallions remains high as supplies shrink. US horse numbers on farms halved since 1905, Ohio down 43 percent, with replacement slow and prices rising across 22 counties as farm associations form to promote horse breeding.
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L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
McCann
United States
Ohio
Wedding, ball game, and funeral fill Lorain area notes
A July social roundup from Vincent and Vermilion details a wedding of Elizabeth Marshall to Earl R. Jones in Lorain, family visits and dinners across Elwood City, Lorain, and Amherst, and a Markley Busy Boys 4 H Club meeting with talks on potatoes and fertilizers for potatoes. Funeral services for Mr. Vance attract nearly a hundred relatives and friends at Mrs. Hambley’s home, with attendees from Ellwood City to Massillon and Indian Lake.
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J. G. Morris
Gerald
John Cookard
Markiey Bell Field
South Amherst
Markley Busy Boys
John Langton
Elvria
George Lanzton
Thompson
Barney Hostetter
Lorain
Fred Smith
Verna
Cleveland
F. H. Lewis
C. F. Senning
FH. Lewis
T. M Baldwin
Frank Trockley
Gerald Morris
Francis Lewis
Africa
Charles Senning
Wade Worcester
Jack Tracy
Bob Lewis
Clyde Haynes
Robert Haynes
Eugene Eddy
Keith Rhone
Alfred Rhone
Geo. Eddy
William Saylor
George Addy
Rose Hambley
Vance
John Roht
Massillon
Ohio
Lowell Hayes
Norma
Herman Hayes
Pearl Lantzer
Gertrude Hathoth
Irma
Indian Lake
Ervie Standen
Amherst
M. Bryner
J. Leonard
Clarence Hambley
Charles Hambley
Leroy Hambley
David Trotsel
Adolph Zetel
M. H. Tolley
J. Wangaman
The
Trinity Bap
Hidden Island Mystery Surrounds Linda Marshall Saga
Tommy Drew and journalist friend Jerry Mitchell pursue a perilous lead from London to a Hong Kong island where a shadowy impostor posing as Linda Marshall's uncle C Marshall may guard a secret experimental station. Anguished lovers, a Royal Air Force officer, and a web of clues converge as a cave sundown rendezvous looms.
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Linda Marshall
Filer
Pacific
Tommy Drew
Copernicus
Angus Kirkbrae
Royal Air Force
Tommy
Linda
London
Hong Kong
Kirkbrae
Patrick Flane
Jerry Mitchell
A C. Marshall
Jerry
Ommy
Marshal
Marshall Chap
Community evening at Baptist church on wholesome living
Columbia July 3 evening meeting at the Baptist church next Sunday hosted by the Woman's Mission Society. Program on Our responsibility in maintaining a wholesome community led by Gordon Bartter and Miss Eleanor Snell. Funds support sending church representatives to the Baptist Assembly in Uranville Ohio in July. Also notes moves, visits, a July 4 picnic, Busy Bee 4-H sewing day, council nominations, and a Columbia baseball game at West View on July 7.
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Methodist Church
D. F. Eschtruth
E. McIntire
Ladies’ Aid Society
Laurabelle Stoughton
Earl Letz
Carl Olson
A. W. Peters
Elyria
Ella Tilden Call
Colmbia
Baptist Church
Woman's Mission Society
Gordon Bartter
Eleanor Snell
Baptist Assembly
Uranville
Ohio
Weeder
Prospect Street
Strongsville
Ahas
Litchfield
Beach Brook
Rollie Fitch
Bertha Schindler
H. W. Blackburn
Mansfield
Davis Woods
Eaton
Hernan Leach
Roth Andon
Columbia
West View
Harry Neff
Mgr
Akins
Miss Totias
Cleveland
Guyer
Spencer
Della Bennett
Ladies Aid Society
Louis Fitch
Berea
This
Faith Sheer
Gerald Haines
West Bedford
Vermilion Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Sunday visits feature Mrs. Jessie MacLain and Betty Shaddock of Amherst calling on Miss Ea Tilden and her sister Mrs. Honnneberger in Vermilion.
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Vermilion
Ohio
Jessie MacLain
Betty Shaddock
Amherst
Ea Tilden
Ainn Honneberger
Modes and Manners in Quiet Weddings and Attendant Roles
Yes. In a simple church wedding the groom may wear a dark business suit even when the bride wears white with a veil. Some brides prefer softer attire matching the groom's informal tone, such as a pastel afternoon dress with a hat. Either choice is considered correct.
Modern Women by Marian Mays Martin ends with stern parental discipline
A reader shares a blunt example of strict parenting in which a twenty year old is spanked by her father after returning home late with her nineteen year old sister. The note questions the morality of harsh measures while detailing a domestic scene and a remorseful confession.
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Marian Mays Martin
Dad
Versatile Jacket Dress For All Occasions Pattern
A fashion brief from The Chronicle Telegram promotes a jacket dress suitable for town wear spectator sports and social afternoons. The pattern No. 2686 covers sizes 14 to 18 and bust 36 to 40 inches with material requirements listed. Readers are urged to send 15 cents for pattern and 10 cents for the Summer Fashion Book, or 25 cents for pattern and book together.
Right and Wrong Judging From Your Own Reactions
A reader defends a father's spanking while urging restraint and noting a young woman’s deceit. The writer criticizes public display of punishment, questions family motives, and praises the father’s method as justified. Mrs. Martin invites general interest questions but will not respond to individuals.
American Diva Sees Movies Riding Opera
New York Edith Mason American prima donna engaged by the Metropolitan Opera for next season credits movies with popularizing fine music She hopes more operatic and composer life films will be made She adds touring the country reveals growing interest in fine music and opera nationwide
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New York
America
Edith Mason
Metropolitan Opera Company
Miss Mason
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