Reopen Question Of Funds For State Schools
The Ohio House Finance Committee reopened the 1937 1938 funding question for state universities under the 88 million biennial bill. Rep Ralph C Lutz sought to restore Kent State's cut and withdraw his amendment raising Ohio University Bowling Green and Wilberforce while lowering Kent State and Miami. A separate 365000 armory appropriation bill was prepared for eight cities including Camp Perry 40000 and several town allocations. The committee will reconvene Saturday with plans to report the bill Monday.
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Columbus
House Finance Committee
Kent State University
Ralph C. Lutz
Richland
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Wilberforce
Kent State
Miami
Lutz
Adjutant General
al Kalb
Ottawa
Kenton
Westerville
Ironton
Wapakoneta
van Wert
Coshocton
Ravenna
Camp Perry
Kalb
Henry Worley
Springfield Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Revolutionary Memorial
Rep
Louis N. Laderman
Lucas
Rogers
Clark K. Hunsicker
Pickaway
Edmund D. Doyle
Hamilton
Samuel A. Anderson
Licking
John T. Derighter
Cuyahoga
Grover C. Maxwell
Defiance
George A. Banks
Athens
Lutz and Kalb
Bureau of Plant Industry
Chbsto State University
Kajb
Nova Willard-Black Nuptials
A quiet marriage was held at the M E parsonage as Miss Florence Black wed Carlton Willard of Wellington. Attendants were Aene Willard and Osborn Black. Rev Norris officiated. The couple will reside in Vandergrist Pa where Willard works for Lindyear Steel Construction Company after a wedding luncheon at the groom’s parents’ home.
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Nova
M. E. Parsonage
Florence Black
Carlton Willard
Wellington
Aene Willard
Osborn Black
Norris
Mrs. Willard
Vandergrist
Willard
Lindyear Steel Construction Company
Banquet for School Basketball Squad Hosted by Mothers
Wednesday evening the mothers of the basketball squad hosted a banquet in the Home Economic room of the school house. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Rover Miss Roper Miss Lewis Mrs. Rickenbrod and Mr. Graham. Toastmaster Lynn Caron announced the program and presented awards and letters. Afterward the group adjourned to the gym for games led by Lynn Daron and Mary Margaret Moon, followed by an hour of dancing to orchestra music.
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Rover
Roper
Lewis
Rickenbrod
Graham
Lynn Caron
Lynn Daron
Mary Margaret Moon
Sophomore Class Hosts Party at Nova High School
The Nova High School Sophomore class held a Saturday evening party in the school house. Ice cream and cake followed activities. Mrs. Fox led her Sunday School class gathering Thursday night. About twenty six from the Anti Cant class attended a housewarming for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Clyde Frizzell Monday evening. The event included a small gift for the couple.
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Nova High School
Fox
Clyde Frizzell
CCC Enrollment Open To Veterans
A notice from the Veterans Administration Cleveland dated March 24 1937 informs that the quarterly CCC enrollment will occur April 12 1937. Quota applies regardless of relief status. re enrollment barred for those discharged within a year or with administrative discharge. Eligible veterans should file by April 1 1937 and seek publicity to ensure applications. Wm L Marlin Mer V A
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Wm. L. Marlin
Mer
Veterans Administration
Cleveland
Ohio
Three Alarm Fire Ends With Hollow Tree Blaze
Firefighters answered three calls yesterday afternoon last night and this morning. They found no major damage beyond a hollow tree set ablaze by boys on North Olive Street. The furnace smoke prompted a false alarm at the home of W Q O Brown on Eleventh Street.
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J. Graber
East Fourteenth Street
North Olive Street
W. Q O. Brown
Eleventh Street
National Guard Called Amid Corruption Scrutiny Rumors
Rumors swirl that the adjective in big corporation law yer hints at fees. Optimism returns to some as calls for the National Guard rise in tense times.
Local residents visit ill Mrs. Cook in Amherst
South Ridge and Elyria groups travel to the home of Mrs. Christena Cook who is ill at her daughter’s house. Visitors report her condition slightly improved. Others call on relatives in Elyria Schramm road and Lorain while noting a sudden death in Lorain.
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Henry Schriner
Charles Sablers
Frances
Amherst
Henry Schmauch
Elyria
Christena
H. C. Delefield
Carl Schmidt
D. Richards
Clifton Simms
Patricia
William Simms
Schramm Road
George Knittle
Adna Madill
Lorain
Easter Sunday Services at Local Church
Church announces Sunday March 28 schedule with Sunday School at 10 a.m. and an Easter program to follow. Everyone is invited to attend.
Confirmation at St Peter's Amherst Noted Attendees
Among attendees at the Sunday evening confirmation at St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church in Amherst were Mr. and Mrs.________, marking a local church event with families and parishioners present.
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St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Amherst
Mr. and
Civic Music Group Workers Meet Tomorrow
A general check up meeting of Civic Music Association workers is planned from 12:00 to 2:00 at the Y. M. C. A. Urgent calls are urged to last year's subscribers not yet contacted, with no concessions sold after Saturday's campaign close. The campaign shows encouraging progress.
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Civic Music Association
Mrs Schaub and Family Noted in Brief Mention
Mrs. Fred Schaub, Mrs. Mary Schaub, and Carl Schaub are named in a short family notice appearing in the column.
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Fred Schaub
Mary Schaub
Carl Schaub
Tomorrow's Check-Up Lists Contacted Fully
A medical update notes that the planned check-up aims to verify that all lists are fully contacted. Health staff expect comprehensive outreach with confirmations from participants and stakeholders.
Gas masks for Paris promise affordable protection
Gas masks for Paris will soon be sold here at about forty francs each, roughly $2, making air protection accessible to all residents. The war ministry may offer free distribution to those unable to pay, while current masks cost around $10.
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Paris
War Ministry
Bible Submitted for Probate in Pittsburgh
A family bible was presented to the Register of Wills in Pittsburgh for probate proceedings. The document is under consideration as part of estate matters.
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Pittsburgh
Register of Wills
Will fragment sheds light on inheritance dispute
The fragmentary OCR reveals a will phrasing where a woman appears to attempt to leave her estate to her husband. It shows unclear punctuation and attribution with names Lang and August, suggesting a contested transfer or drafting error in the testament.
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August
Reeg Lang
Ang
Gregory I First Monk Pope in 590
Gregory I, a Benedictine follower, became pope in 590, the first monk to hold the papal office. His ascent marked a shift toward cloistered leadership in the early church.
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Gregory I
Benedict
Popore
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