Davey Outlines Ohio Budget Plan for 1937 38
Governor Davey announced the 1937 38 budget will stay near 1936 spending levels. He noted possible economies in some departments and likely higher appropriations for welfare due to rising costs. He also projected a comfortable unencumbered treasury balance, potentially up to 5 million dollars.
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Columbus
Davey
Welfare Department
Guy Davey
Meals Served At YMCA In Six Days
The YMCA kitchens and dining rooms have seen great activity over the past six days with more than six meals served. Harhe G Sternk, business manager, reported the figure includes attendees at four Community Chest luncheon events, the Baptist church banquet last night, and several smaller groups.
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Harhe G Sternk
Community Chest
Baptist Church
Oberlin Mummers Club Plans Arabesque Production
Oberlin College Mummers Club sets February 26 and 27 for the play Arabesque Trouts written by Dave Barry and Dick Eastman. Cast and chorus expected to be all male, with potential constitutional revision to allow women if suitable male voices cannot be found.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Oberliin College Mummers’ Club
Dave Barry
Dick Eastman
Canadian cheese shipment reaches Kraft plant under trade pact
Six carloads of Canadian cheddar and other cheese were sent to the Kraft cheese factory in Nampa Idaho under the reciprocal trade agreement. The cheese, purchased in Ontario, moved from Port Huron through the customs office to Pocatello and then to Nampa. Bishop Museum, Honolulu.
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Nampa
Ida
Kraft Cheese Factory
Ontario
Port Huron
Pocatello
City Claims Feather Cloak as Most Valuable Robe in America
A local figure asserts the city houses the nation’s most valuable robe, a feather cloak hailed as historically priceless and tied to a notable heritage. The claim centers on its uniqueness and potential display.
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America
Yardley
Early Hawaiian king item eyed for sale at million dollar mark
A potential sale could fetch up to 1,000,000 dollars if a museum agrees to part with a historic Hawaiian king artifact. The offer hinges on museum decision making and appraisal.
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C.h.merther Co
Elyria
van Kaalte
CH. Merthew CO
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Fryria
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