Truman Veto of Farm Bill Feared
Washington Congressmen fear President Truman will veto a catch all farm bill affecting cotton, peanut and potato crops. South lawmakers urge Speaker Rayburn to press for approval, warning a veto could wreck remedies for 1950 inequities and extend planting for next year. Separately, Spokane nurse Quo Vadis Davis announces engagement to James J. East.
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Washington
Parm
Truman
House
Senate
South
Sam Rayburn
Harold D. Cooley
N.C
Cause Agriculture Committee
Spokane
Wash
Quo Vadis
Holy Week Services Announced for Secred Heart Church Oberlin
Holy Week services at Secred Heart Church Oberlin are announced by Rev. Thom as A Kirby S T D and Rev Robert C Blair. Palm Sunday includes blessing and palm distribution and Passion reading at 8 am. Confessions on Wednesday at 3 pm Tenebrae and confessions at 8 pm. Holy Week mass procession and repository at 7 am Thursday with Holy Hour and confessions at 8 pm. Mass of Presanctified at 8 am Friday with Stations of the Cross at 2 30 pm and Veneration at 8 pm. Easter Mass details follow with low and high masses at multiple times.
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Secred Heart Church
Oberlin
Thomas A. Kirby
S.T.D
Robert C. Blair
Chicago
Ralph Lyman
Florida
Key West
West Palm Beach
Tampa
Lyman
Crile VA Hospital
William Smith
College Apartments
Bowling Green University
Willlatrs Smith
Joyce Powbe
Tom
Smith
Eee Penis Sil
Avrud
Amherst Groups Report Community Activities and Honors
About 225 attended the annual inspection of Stone City Chapter EF S last night at the S Masonic Temple with a red and white color scheme marking the fiftieth anniversary. A dinner followed as 100 gathered at St. Peter's church, while Circle 2 of St Josephs and Circle 16 of St Josephs held meetings, prizes, and mission reports. Valedictorian Joan Martin led the class of 1950 as Circle 2 and Circle 16 members inducted peers and hosted future gatherings. Birth announcements and hospital notes fill a busy local page alongside WCTU petitions urging the Langler Bill.
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Amherst
Stone City
EF. S
S. Masonic Temple
Esther
Charles Weigand
Beverly Sprague
Cecil White
Millersburg
Edith Heffelfinger
Ashland
Mildred Andress
Ruth
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Joan Martin
Lucille Frank
Salutatorian
Martha Bosse
Sue Darling
Leila Ott
Joan Gambis
Eleanor Dute
Ardith Kuhn
Dorothe Mollison
Mildred Martin
Jenny Lach
LaVonne Mueller
Clara Lodge
Betty Parker
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Wesbecher
Alec Dybinski
George, Braun
Mabel MacDermott
Anna Morrison
Harold Brown
L.us Kramer
Joseph Kovach
George Nagel
Lea Carr
John Strohmeier
George Braun
Mabel McDermott
Alex Dybinski
Nettie Ludwig
Elyria
Alec Bruce Amherst
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Ella Delzeith
Elizabeth Delfing
Robert Krause
Anthony Fuhrman
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Betty Heilma' Preseant
Francis Noble
Amherst Hospital
Girl Scout News
Oberlin Inn
Girl Scout National Branch
Joseph Hunsice
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Chronicle-Ti
Ohio
Thurs
Brownnhelm Wctu
A. A. Hasenpfing
Henry Stick
Mabel Hasenpfing
George Hasenpfing
WCTU
Langler
People’s Poultry Market
Sears
A. F, Carek
Kroger
Avondale
All-In
Kroger’s Whole Kernel
Golden Bantam
Larsen
VEGAN
Welch
GRAPE
Kroger’s Pineapple
Kroger's
STUER
Swift's
Select — Veal
Swift
VEAL
Swift's Select
Haddock
Country Club
U. S
York State
Wisconsin
Windsor Club
America
CSM
Golden Quarters
Delrich Oleo
Mother Hubbard
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