Suburban Calendar Evening Meetings and Socials
Local groups from several towns hold meetings and events tonight including PTA sessions at LaGrange and Ridgeville, Grafton Auxiliary to VFW, Birmingham WSCS turkey supper, Knights of St. John, 66 League, American Legion region, Friendship Circle, Bible study classes, Grange gathering and Rebecca Circle activities. Continuous evening slots listed across multiple venues.
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Lagrange
Carlisle-LaGrange Pta
Paul H. Kaufman
Grafton
VFW
Post Hall
Birmingham
WSCS
Birmingham Methodist Church
Wakeman — Altar Society
Eets
Ridgeville
PTA
Knights of St. John
St. Peter's Church
Ollows
Grange Hall
Eaton
Rebecca Circle of North
Eaton Church of Christ
LaGrange Methodist Church
South Amherst
Henrietta
Million Farmers Get Tax Refund
A brief notice reports tax refunds issued to farmers and mentions Eleanor Palezer as part of the community context. The item appears in a local events section with Thursday as a reference day.
Tax refunds cited as paid to farmers by IRS report
A Washington report states the Internal Revenue Service has paid out refunds totaling 24 631 to farmers, with the National Agricultural group stating about 23 million farmers have filed for refunds. The article notes refunds range from two cents to 6 000 and mentions multiple regional Grange and community notices for events.
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Washington
Farm Bureau Ofternal Revenue Service
Thial
Grange
Methodist Church
Esse Comm
Ludwig
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Wiha Tebcoree Beata
Wimmer
Justice Court
iGrange
Ridgeville
LBS
Walther
Grange Hall
Lagrange
ES Tae Weim
Internal Revenue
Farm Outlook To Be Studied At Washington Conference
The 34th annual Agricultural Outlook Conference will meet in Washington November 26 to 29. Extension Service economists from 48 states and Puerto Rico join government officials to study national and international agricultural trends and the near term outlook.
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Washington
Farm Output Likely To Rise Says IFAP
Washington thrifted report from the International Federation of Agricultural Producers notes a modest rise in world production for 1956 57 and says there is no immediate prospect of major cuts in surplus farm commodities The IFAP represents about 35 million farm families worldwide.
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Washington
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O’neil
Sheffield
O'Neil
Eleanor Palezer
Ip.m
Eaton Grange Wi
Ohio
Eisners
O'Ned
D Center
Melton
Fashion Center Coats
O’neil's
Threg
Kar Kotes
Gerber
Storm Boots
Frypan
General Electric
Nears
O'Neil's
Priscilla Dean
Beaverette
Algeria
Millinery
O' Neil's
O'Nell's
O'neil’s
O'nell’s
Plastar
Terry
O' Neil
Flannelette