Legion To Observe Anniversary Mar 19
Oberlin report notes the Karl Wilson Locke Post 1 2 will mark the 36th American Legion anniversary on March 19 with a bake sale and pot luck dinner at Sperr Gorske s Agency. Attendees may arrange pick up of baked goods via Isabelle McRoberts or Eleanor Mitro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Karl Wilson Locke
American Legion
Sperr-Gorske
Isabelle McRoberts
Eleanor Mitro
Agnes Felkner
Dorothy Breuning
Grace Shaw
Harriet
Wea. Arae
Oberlin Notice Names Contacts for Delivery
A brief Oberlin notice lists Mrs. June E. Alexander with P O Box 33 and phone 53551 as delivery contact and Doris Helmon with phone 43633 for delivery arrangements.
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June E. Alexander
P.O
Doris Helmon
Ten Years Ago News From Days Gone By
News items from March 3 1905 note events including a German bombardment across the Rhine affecting Allied progress, wartime radio hookups for Coolidge inaugural address, and local actions such as the Elyma Board of Education allowing a Ku Klux Klan film in the Ingh School auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Coolidge
Elyma Board of Education
Ingh School Auditorum
Produce items at Terminal Market list various produce and prices
The Terminal Market offers apples chives lettuce mushrooms onions potatoes and more with pricing per crate basket or pound. Items include US No 1 onions 56 lb sacks at 115 to 135 and red-skinned potatoes at 125 to 150 per 50 lb sack.
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Bkis Cins & Axe Nsa
Xpey & Pey
RAGE
Toledo Cash Grain Market Report
Toledo Ohio cash grain prices listed for wheat corn oats and soybeans with grades and bids. Wheat No 2 red 2 2 10s of white 2 17s 3 late. Corn No 2 fellow 1 4 07% 2 14%. Oats No 2 white 75 78. Soybeans No 1 yellow 28 44 2-3 65 4.
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Toledo
Pia
Prices for eggs butter and poultry in USDA data
The report lists USDA price quotes for eggs and poultry including whites and browns, large med and extra grades, and ready to cook poultry. It shows consumer grade prices and wholesale to retailers with ranges for butter and egg products and different grade categories.
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C -E.ailers
United States
Sadee
Small Farm Plight Topic At Wakeman Grange Meeting
Wakeman Grange debated future of the small farmer noting part time jobs and diversified interests as causes of troubles. It predicted one man would center many farms, fewer farmers overall, and announced upcoming degree conferrals and a two week plumbing completion for a new building.
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Wakeman
Wakeman Grange
Grange
Glen Beecher
Herbert Morris
Rate Expert Testifies On Belt Line Rail Project
Roy C Kem of Pittsburgh testified before the Ohio House Commerce and Transportation Committee. He said railroads lost 55 million tons of traffic three years ago without seeking higher freight rates. The Belt Line controversy centers on a 103 mile route proposed to carry 60 million tons of coal and iron ore, with railroads arguing the venture would be a dead loss on other commodities. The hearing also covered a proposed 300 million dollar right of way condemnation between East Liverpool and Cleveland.
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Colovels
Kern
East Lierpool
Cleveland
Ohio House Commerce and. i Transportation Committee
PTA Meeting Features Tonight at Allen School
Visual Aid Program for PTA members will be highlighted at Allen School tonight as the unit meets. Four Spring staff members and others discussed plans for a card party set for Apr 15, and a recent Feb 2% event was deemed a success with credit to participants.
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Lois Fisher
Nathan Gousehalk
Arthur Dann
Freeman Roberstein
Oberlin College Conservatory of Ausic
Warner Concert Hall
Arel Fisher
Robersten Aly
Brahms
Emily Dickinson
Agron Copland
Dvorak
Miss Fisher
Oberlin
United States
Austria
Koberstein
Gottschalk
Dann
Mozart
Prokofieff Gottschalk
Manhattan
Berkshire
Allen School
P.T.A
John Sheldon
W C. Strock
Spring Valley School
Ecustodian
Camden area birthday surprises and gatherings noted
A Camden community roundup reports several family birthday celebrations at homes of Morgan Edwards and others including Janette Edwards and Kay Eillen. Also noted are a Farm Women’s Club meeting at Guy Morgan’s home, visits by relatives from Heidelberg Beach and Elina, a vacation to Florida, Homemakers Club hostess, a dower show trip, and a smorgasbord supper planned by the Kipton Friendship Class at Camden School Auditorium.
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Dean Morgan
Morgan
Elmer Morgan
Fanus
Kenneth Seamarr
Farm ‘Womens Club
Guy Morgan
W D Davidson
Florda
Arthur Blackwell
Camden
Cluo Findal
Russell Baker
Frriday
Morristown
A. Brumby
Jean Lathrop
Ruth Gugal
Gabon
Multon Perkans
Harold Lathrop
Elina
Cleveland
Andrew Clark
Kay Eillen Nir
Ralph Rowell
Harlan Schramm
Ralph Laport
Johnny
William Myers
Terry
Stanley Myers
Elyria
Patty Myers
Laport
Kipton Community Church
Camden School
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McCullough
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Mia
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People Bank
Legion Home Fr
Mann
Mathew Harmon
Wood St. Elynn
Andrew Stefan
David Yob
Quadrangle
Oberlin College
Hilda Magdsick
College Place
Ada Cook
Chiefs Club
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Alvin Finkle
Wellington
Cloyd Simonson
Harold Bonewit
Robert Sherwood
Lawrence Livermore
Alan Sanders
Herman Johnson
LaGrange
Richard Nichols
Leonard Unger
Harold Devers
Edward Davis
Edwin Field
Franklin White
Steve Vilag
Amherst
Welham
James Neshutt
Bruno Mavlo
Eiyna
William Stetson
Harold Booewrt
Closd Sunonson
Alivin Finkel
Mark Sofer
Joh. Quinn
Peter Hawlins
Albert Cohen Wellington
Irv. Gorham
Broad ST
Rhine
Elyna
Toledo Cash Grain
Department of Agriculture
Water Works
Board of Public Affairs
Cleveland Livestock
Peabree Oi Tin Homme
PTA
Howard
W F Klein
Harold Kunkie
Charles Demos
Raymond F. Wilson
Sirs
Maynard Huene
Apn
Livestesx
Hermyn Borchers
Culves
Igece
Wadiom
Op Ee
See-Aen
Tome
Childens
Tommig Lock Sears
Sterspun
Jonas
Elyria, Ohio
Frances Perkins Kipton
Oberiin
Fonot Bureau
Font Bureau
Rhea
Cynon Walle
Roaalt
Onsler
Pitte Reese
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