National Whirligig warns of federal land grab growth
A 1935-36 surge in U S land purchases by Uncle Sam is described as the largest ad office expansion in history with 2000000 acres bought for 26006000 and plans for 400000 more, sparking debates over condemnation, court delays, and the role of land speculation in New Deal programs.
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Golden Wedding Anniversary for Kriebel Couple Observed
Avon residents celebrate Mr and Mrs Henry Kriebel’s 50th wedding anniversary at home with a large family gathering and neighbors. A reception followed with many Kriebel relatives listed, plus postreception calls from friends. The True Blue club gathering is postponed one week to the Deebant home, and a note mentions a Broadway show title “Thunder Over the title of a new 900 Bronx” related disease remark.
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Henry Kriebel
John Gerhardidser
Herbert Gerhardinger
Robert Knipper
Leland Jones
Henry Gerhardinger
Richard
Antone Klingshirn
Leona
Hearon
Walter Kara
Sheffield
Herber
Mim Foca Kriebel
Clifford Smith
Eleanor Krievel
Laura
Agnes
Donald Kriebel
Raymond Debhasy
Marcela
Plorcada
Fared
Karpa
Simon Krievel
Mary Kriebel
Lawrence Winters
Shef
True Blue
Jenkins
Eastern Star and Community Notes From Wakeman
The Eastern Star held a memorial for Mrs. Keith Stanfield and Rev. A. F. Lindbeck and daughter at the Masonic Hall. Local residents Ruch and Helen were in town. Helen begins at Oberlin College and Ruch at Marshall College. Garden Club met at Mrs. Eunice Holmes’s home. Paul Cooter Jr. won first in thinning and second in baseball throw at Freshman athletic events at Overbein College. The Grange Hall hosts Oct 4 school fair events with lunch by Mrs. J. Hoyt and an afternoon/evening program including a play Enter Mr Parma. Representatives to the North Central Congress were chosen. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. George Opfer. Various locals visited friends and relatives in Cleveland, Brighton, and Birmingham.
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Arthur Wutzlaben
Fred Elmer
Chas. Todd
Theodore Bellamy
Bellevue
George Opfer
Earl Green
Brighton
Roy Kanyon
Abs. George
Cleveland
Bytse Forimer
H. H. Martin
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