Ohio Senators urged to back Trade Agreements re enactment
Elyria League of Women Voters asks Senators Vic Donahey and Robert A. Tait to vote for re enactment of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements program. They cite 133000 Ohio jobs tied to exports and note export growth since 1934. Vote expected this weekend amid continued study and effort with the national league.
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Elyvia League of Women Voters
Ohio
Vic Donahey
Robert A. Tait
League
National League
Chin
London Wakefield Forms All-Male Knitting Circle
The city of London Wakefield forms an all male knitting circle led by Mayor J M Jolly. The mayor is an expert knitter who has mastered complex designs. Deputy Mayor is Harry Watson, the son.
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London
Wakefield
J. M. Jolly
Harry Watson
Suggestions For Arbor Day Tree Care In Ohio
Arbor Day activities should include plans for proper after care of trees planted. Transplants from dense forests struggle with light and exposure, so select saplings from open fields, preserve root mass, and plant in large enough holes. Water regularly to replace lost roots and ensure soil absorbs moisture.
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Columbus
F. W. Dean
Extension Forester
Ohio State University
Ohio
Dean
Kipton entertains with shower for Mrs Tang
Mrs. F A Ingersoll hosted a miscellaneous shower Friday afternoon at her Camden home in honor of her sister-in-law Mrs Harold Tang of Wellington. Guests enjoyed guessing games and were entertained by young Joan Ingersoll and cousin Carol Jean Lang who modeled dresses during the event.
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Kiptown
F. A. Ingersoll
Camden
Harold Tang
Wellington
Joan Ingersoll
Carol Jean Lang
Easter Celebrations and Community News in Wellington Area
An Easter roundup reports visits and gatherings across Wellington and nearby towns. People attend church services, share meals, and exchange greetings. Notable items include confirmations of illness, social visits with relatives, and Easter cantata attendance amid family updates and local obituaries.
Dinner guests and church events noted in local society
Dr. C T Craig spoke at the Methodist church Tuesday and dined with Rev Lawrence Crawford who hosted Rev Karl Meister for dinner Thursday. Meister delivered the communion meditation at a candle light service. Forest Lyndes and daughter attended the funeral of Mrs. Alice Heath in Elyria. College students vacationing here include Margaret Stranahan and Ruth Osborn. Mr and Mrs Wilson Fortune are
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G. A. Miller
Mr. Vablen
Napoleon
W. F. Betts
Sén _Chalmer
FL A. Pe ‘i
Jessie Meller
Dean Betts
Milan
Mable Bronson
Dayton
Minnie Bron
Russell Lewis
Duane Burrows
Florence
Georgiana Parker
Elytia
G. A. Brumby
Ray Brumby
Leonard Davidson
Ohio State University
Waite
Flossie Losey
Frances Perkins
M. E. Perkins
Dave Lewis
P. D. Lewis
Painesville
Art Kiepper
Ithaca
N.Y
Walter Crumofyth
Judd Bainbridge
Crawford
William Harrison
Glenn Stranahan
Jack Meyers
C. T. Craig
Methodist Church
Lawrence Crawford
Karl P. Meister
Revi Meister
Forest Lyndes
Meyers
Alice Heath
Elyria
Margaret Stranahan
Ruth Osborn
Wilson Fortune
William Asplin
West Park
Naomi Black
Athens
Chas. Black
Leonard Miles
Fairview Hospital
Cleveland
George Robinson
Mrs. Smith
Shaker Heights
A. J. Robinson
Robinson
Edward Henson
A. J. Hulse
Charles Nash
Increase In Dairy Cows Is Reported
Ohio and national dairy stats show a 1 percent rise in U S milk cows to 25 334 000 as of January 1 1940. Ohio expanded heifer numbers by 21 000 in 1939 while calf births fell 4 percent, signaling possible future herd reductions. Agricultural economists expect continued production at fair to strong levels if consumer incomes rise and butter stocks stay low. February 1 butter stocks were the smallest since 1936 and January butter movement exceeded the 1935–39 average by 37 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Ohio State University
Ohio Dairyman
Easter Worship At Belden Methodist Church
Easter service received strong attendance with floral arrangements and musical interludes. Lively readings and violin duets framed the service while baptisms and church school leadership changes were noted. Several residents returned or visited for Easter and extended family gatherings occurred during the weekend.
Elms in Ohio Face Cankerworm Threat Across Counties
Ohio residents who value shade trees should protect them from the cankerworm, a larval moth that climbs trunks to lay eggs. Entomologist T. H. Parks says infestations will touch northern and western Ohio except several counties, with southern bound aries reaching into several others. Apply tree tanglefoot around trunk to trap the moths. protect each tree for only a few cents with pads of bark-safe material.
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Columbus
Ohio
T. H. Parks
Extension Entomoloxist
Ohio State University
Williams, Wood
Lucas
Henry
Ottawa
Sandusky
Erie
Preble
Montgomery
Greene
Madison
Franklin
Knox
Wayne
Stark
Columbiana
Oberlin A Cappella Cheek to Tour and Broadcast
Oberlin A Cappella Cheek with 42 members, directed by Harold A Decker, begins its Spring tour Sunday with a 15 minute NBC Red network broadcast from Philadelphia. The itinerary includes Sharon Warren Erie Williamsport Bethlehem Scotch Plains New York City Moorestown Philadelphia McKeesport Wilmerding High Mt Vernon venues Christchurch Park Avenue Calvary Methodist Church.
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Oberlin
Harold A. Decker
Wilh
New York City
Philadelphia
Red
NBC
Sharon
Warren
Erie
Williamsport
Bethlehem
Scotch Plains
N. J
New York
Moorestown
McKeesport
Wilmerding H. S
Mt. Vernon
Christchurch
Park Avenue
Calvary Methodist Church
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Lakewood Hospital
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John Prince
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Troy Archer
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Herman Wellert
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Britain
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New World Symphony
Fred Reisinger
Jeanne Wise
Martha Schriver
Lee Andrew Sooy
Clayon Sooy
Lee Hyberger
Melvin Shreve
Henry Schriver
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Religious Education Committee
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Fern Wise
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Cleveland Heights
Bert Schroeder
Canton
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Murbach Coal
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Guatemala
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New York Central
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Detroit
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Cinemati Indians
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