State Salaries Not Subject To Garnishment
The Ohio supreme court ruled that state employee salaries cannot be garnished to satisfy debt judgments. In the case brought by Mrs D. M. Palmer of Columbus against Frederick Cal, former attorney of the state industrial commission, the court upheld lower court decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohdy Pepeetne Wenart
Mea D.om. Palumbs
Columbus Market Opera
Judement
Frederick Cal
State Industrial Commission
Columbus m Municipal Cout Hac
Patan Be
Catter of Appeals
Taday
Supreme Equet
Women’s Society for Christian Service convenes meeting
Kednant Henson presides over Thursday afternoon gathering as Mrs. Awford hosts with refreshments. Afra Mevers leads a brief business session after devotions by Mrs. Henson. Summer plans are formed and organizers seek more attendees. Next hostess is Forest Lynnes for Thursday June 9. A historical note on 16th century Zionist colonization mentions self-labor as a principle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Society For Christian Service
Portith
Kednant Henson
Awford
Afra
Henson
Forest
Misa Grace Mite
China
Clayton Sick
John Horn
Helen Rice
Howard Hiltr
Jacobs
DeForest Kelly
John Miller
A. J. Cooper
Mayme Karnm
Abs
Virgil Marne
Homemakers Project June Meeting at Grange Hall
The Parent-Teacher Association announces a Homemakers Project meeting sponsored by Hickory Chenge. The June event at the Grange Hall requires formal dress and covers. attendees include discharges and guests, with several local names noted among attendees and relatives visiting Amherst. The item also mentions sugar rationing discussions and registration logistics for a year of canning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terain
Mathes Way
Homemakers
Proilet Clan
Deteihetst Homemakers
Ube
Hickory Chenge
Grange Hall
Amherst Vacation Bible School Opens June 6
Amherst ministers sponsor a Bible school for area children at the public school starting Monday morning June 6 at 9 60 a m and running five mornings over two weeks. The program ends June 19 with a closing event at the Congregational church. Pupils pay a registration to cover supplies. Tra titors engaged include Mrs Fiersing Brainard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Amherst
Amherst Ministerial Association
Congregational Church
of Ate
Mra
Fiersing Brainard
Local church groups hold meetings and summer plans
A chaotic clipping lists church affiliates and social events. Mrs. Roger Hutchinson and Mary Towers lead music and recreation while ministers host talks. Members plan July August pauses, plus picnic and dessert hostesses. Eastern Stars and Brownhelm groups gather, with alums and Grange events noted.
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Roger Hutchinson
Mise Hulda Helger
Henry Raester
Atisa Elaine Hruce
Harold H. Maxwell
Conrad Zilch
Mary Towers
Wilma Holthauer
Association
Elyria Township Organizes For Civilian Defense
Elyria Township forms a civilian defense group at North Elyria Grange hall with Ira L. Potter county chairman in attendance. John Hecock unanimously chosen coordinator for the township and a committee including Reuben Miller and others to appoint subchairs by June 4. A follow up meeting planned to set dates and organize committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Grange Hall
Evenue
Florence Bines
Maylayan
Peninesula
Ftfe
Vicin
Ira L. Potter
Larain
John Hecock
Elysia Towneship
Reuben Miller
EN. Autler
Corliss Miller
Frank Provoznik
Arthur Seiding
Hecock
Taney
Missing billfolds steal from swimmers at old quarry site
Two men Jay Hevesing and William Retheery reported thefts at the east bank of an old quarry during a swim at Mon Swim. Their billfolds with licenses and security cards were taken from their clothes left nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay
Jack Worthington
Ninth Street
William Retheery
Mia West Avenue
Bicycle Stolen Report Leads to Police Notice
Stanley Saville of 343 Hich Street reported to police that a bicycle was stolen from Jefferson Junior Miah yesterday after dark. The wheel was valued at 313.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pal Key
Stanley Saville
Hich Street
Jefferson T Junior Miah
Serioul
Zemio Doctor Formula Pack Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts ZEMO as a medicated liquid for ringworm eczema athlete's foot and external blemishes. It claims 25 million packs sold and urges free application with rapid relief and trial convience. Prices show 60 cents and one dollar.
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Szemo
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Palestine
Venture Inn
Hospital News
Lubert Mawson
Ely- Mus
June Ruth
Tenney
Elfen Louise Coultrip
Ichaeller
Detroit
Mich
Amherst
Emery Sondergeld
Danbury
Foster Jenne
Burton Jenne
John Gatland
L. Alien
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Meee Bkentsie
Gandhi
India
Tike
Gloucester
Mms
Lucy Roemer
Cleveland Ave
Fred Holahauer
Fast Street
Prutathea
St. Peter Evangelical
Fred Kised Mre
Carl Ernst
William Berg Jed
Car
Ernst
Grome Krew Sand
Ella Jaenes
Destertt
Ida Bellas
Detsoit
Airs
George Krieg
Temple of Eastern Stars of
Welle Merde
Stone City
Eastern Stars
EF. J. Hawkins
Lotali
South America
Later Anzhway
Brownhelm
Ladies Society of the
Brownhelm Congregaational Church
Hell
St Joseph
Hickory Tree Grange
Toca Grange
Pomona
Lorain County
Evancetical Guild
Laftue Bichtinger
Daight Buell
Ees
HNO
Emma Dreschler
Methodist Church
Joseph Baxter
C. O. Masters
Burris
Abs. Harris
C. Killmter
C. Kilmer
Henry Schroeder
Jessie, McLean
Myra Ellis
Cora Saxe
Harold
U. S. Sprague
East Avenue
Kwares
Reaiey
Read
Chaveton
Dew
Alamenda
Iugie
Endion Aleman
Elyria Township
Wais
PENCO
Jean Nadia
Arepeyer Berhers
RONDO
Pearlwick
EO Oe
See
Ory
Alice Hreohs
Chronicle-Telte Pram
Dor Street
York
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