County Farm Bureau to Hold November Meeting
The Leeda County Farm Bureau announces a meeting on November 4 and 16 to elect four delegates to the federation and five members to the Party Bureau executive committees. Reports on the year’s work will be presented by the education committee chaired by Mrs. G Al Fish and the health committee chaired by Mrs. H Lalibieh Veriiillon, with the legislative and public affairs committee chaired by H G Bortinat.
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Kanthak
Onis
Coopers
Hentingy
Gilders
Aéliain
Fesohitiona
Tornivitl
Leeda County Parr Bureaule
Abhual Meats Yagcot
Onle Farm Bureau
Columbus
Parti Buteau
G al* Fish
Af Ba Grahge
H. Oh. Lalibieh Veriiillon
H. G. Bortinat
Amherst
Extirations and Kitchen Grease Sources
A fragment discusses grease sources in kitchen and cooking, noting tainted or discarded fats, oil residues, and the need to melt and discard waste properly. It emphasizes careful heating, cleansing, and salvaging usable grease, with warnings about improper handling during food preparation.
Local Education Committee Announces Meeting Plans
Colion and Elytia will chair the session with business discussions and a speaking program to be followed by refreshments. The event is organized by the education committee led by Mrs. C. A. Ish of LaGrange.
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C. A
Ish
LaGrange
War factory work changes view on laundry for Mary King
For twenty years Mary King did her own washing and ironing and cared for cloths, children’s clothes, housework, a garden, baking, and canning. In 1942 she worked in a war factory to support her son in service and now plans rest at home while resuming canning and sewing but refuses family laundry. Many women, she notes, moved to professional laundry to save time and money during war work, believing home laundry is wasteful in value.
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Mary King
Grafton ITA Meets at Local School On Tuesday Night
Grafton ITA and the Crafton Parents Association held a Tuesday evening meeting at the local school. The president opened with the pledge and songs. Reports from officers and the festival committee noted 20 percent of members subscribed to the school fund. a prize was awarded for most members in Mrs Grott's room. Items approved included a school room picture under $10 and auditorium curtains replacement. the school levy will be voted next Tuesday. County Council meets November 4 at Ridgeville. The program featured poems by Rev Harold Willman and a quartet, plus Halloween stunts and prize-winning activities with refreshments served.
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ITA
Grafton
Crafton
Tereher
Ind
Hose
Cox
Thesday
George Edwards
Jay Graber
Donna Rust
Ridgeville
Harold‘willman
Stanley “Hoskins
Arthur Farnsh
Harold Willman
Mary Finley
London
Finley
Dida Gott
Mattie Prosser
Edin Wilcox
Frances Woodruff
Edith Hastings
Nelle ‘Lehman
Rose Blaine
Violet Stige
Eleanore Terretl
Leona Wilcox
Thelma Rahd
Susan Cragin
Florence
Mohole Exing Finlayson
Blanche Edwards
Women's Bible ¢Lays
Mary. Ryder
Hmnison
Humber
Uncertain OCR fragment yields local notices and obits
Community notices mix with obituaries from a small town index. Names like Mrs Basil Tompkins and James Pawd Tompkins appear alongside scattered dates, births, plays, and church events. A Chatham Grange play is in rehearsal while a death at Seville is noted.
Chatham Church To Serve Dinners Election Day
The Congregation's ladies will serve lunch at noon and supper in the church dining rooms on election day November 6 in Chatham. Burial details noted for Chatham.
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Chatham Chatham
Chatham
September job data and veteran employment insights
The report details September unemployment figures, comparing them with August and prior months, noting fewer employed individuals and a drop in total payroll figures. It cites Milton B. Goh of the Disabled American Veterans on veteran unemployment, disability status, and the call for government agencies to hire more disabled veterans as a model for private employors.
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Nelly Ela Ras
Elyria
Gassia
Elyra
Elptia
Inghe
Audist
Fier
Glasow
Blytle
Udostttal
Coinie Aioe
Bering
Is & Tee
Falan Ware Lemiberhi
Aupuat
Recordé
Leman Héues
Gisabe
Afawtiaa’s
Milton B. Goh
Nalional
Veterane Admvinistenion
Peierk
Cohn
Bukdeh
Bear
Fragmentary note on plant tests and patients at WPA plant
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a checkup, a plant or laboratory setting, and various names. It hints at an experimental tear and a design or process, with references to bees and a stand, but the readable content is largely unclear and disjointed.
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Okla
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Charles Huttinger
Cleveland
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Ralph McClallan
Akron
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Ari
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Simon and Son
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Gris
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Tokyo
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Len Nonming
Hubbard C. Wilcox
Lorain
County Bank
Ohio
Nu-Enamel
Lyria Hardware
Winte
George W. Cotton
B. Marston
Fang
Polincal Advertising
Good Township
CY. Pred H. Koch
Amherst Township
Carl Diederich
H. H. Drusendahl
Carlisle Township Trustees
America
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