American War Mothers Elect Officers in Ohio Chapter
In New Philadelphia Ohio Mrs Fannia Jones of Ravenna was elected president of the American War Mothers Association at a meeting here. Other officers include Mrs Jessie Greer of Uhrichsville as 1st vice president Mrs Thomas H Caret of New Philadelphia as 2nd vice president Mrs Emma Hood of Cincinnati as 3rd vice president Mrs Dora Freeman of Middletown as recording secretary Mrs Miffig P Wineman of Columbus as treasurer and Mrs Made Witt of Akron as auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Fannia Jones
Ravenna
Robert Mason
Ubrichsville
Tha Plain
Jessie Greer
Ubttchsville
Thomas H. Caret
Emma Hood
Cincinnatii
Dora Freeman
Middletown
Creomulsion Ad Claims Quick Cough Relief
An old advertisement promotes Creomulsion as a seven in one cough remedy. It emphasizes being powerful yet harmless, pleasant to take, and free of narcotics. The sponsor offers a money back refund if the cough or chest cold is not relieved on the spot by Creomulsion.
1956 convention to be held in Ravensa
Corresponding secretary notes the 1956 convention will be held in Ravensa. The brief statement confirms the location and year for planning purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ravensa
Amherst BRIEFS and Church Announcements
Brief items note Missey Libble and Martha Ger chppit in Cleveland and IHS at a Park Avenue home. Local church calendars list St Peter's Evangelical and First Evangelical, St Paul Lutheran, St Joseph RC, and Methodist services with Harvest Home observances and school times. The piece ends with a World War I remark on arms supply and Krupp production affecting deaths on battlefields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missey Libble
Martha Gerchppit
Cleveland
HE. Kinstin
Park Avenue
Lucy Roemer
Helen
Walter Jaeger
Jack Kinloch
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
UC. B. Schmidt
F. E. Hastman
Methodist Church
Wi. W. Jensen
First Evangelical Church
A.M. Rickel
St. Paul Lutheran Church
R. C. Bosse
St. Joseph R. C
Fr. Fischen
Krupp
Germany
Austria
Dual Unionism Approved By A. F. of S.
SAN FRANCISCO October 12 The American Federation of Labor voted to organize industrial unions in mass production industries to supplement craft unions. The 54th annual convention backed dual unionism to support crafts while forming new industrial unions where craft boundaries are thin or nonexistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
American Federation of Labor
United States
Labos
Census Plan for Ohio Agriculture Census Jobs
Washington Oct 12 The federal decennial census of agriculture in Ohio will start after the November election creating about 850 field supervisor and enumerator posts. Ohio divided into seven districts with a supervisor and local enumerators. appointments after November 14. Eligibility includes American citizenship, district residence, high school education, good character, and age 25 to 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio
Seek to Guarantee Funds for Schools at Ohio PTA Convention
Delegates to the annual Ohio Parents and Teachers Association convention acted on resolutions seeking state aid for every school district. The Toledo delegation backed measures proposing a foundation program with 45 dollars per elementary pupil and 47.50 dollars per secondary pupil, funded to ensure per-pupil costs are covered in all districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio Parents and Teachers Association
Toledo
Toledo Federation of Parent-Teacher
Toledo Board of Education
Toledo Federation of Teachers
Schoolmen’s Club
Central Labor Union
Chamber of Commerce
Lusac County Coyne
Amherst South Amherst wedding ties Vermilion church
Miss Eva Louise Jamie daughter of Mr and Mrs John Jamie of Vivian street quietly wed Elmer Wagner son of Mrs Lowie Wagner at Vermilion Reformed church with Rev Rover officiating The couple dined at Hotel Wagner Vermilion then held a reception and dance at Grange Hall Amherst They plan to live with the groom’s mother at Hotel Wagner Vermilion The bride known in South Amherst attended local schools followed by church notices and a community party at Methodist church parlors Also Elyria Post 12 American Legion reports crowds viewing the painting Shadow of The Cross at their home through Sunday night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermilion South Amherst
Eva Louise Jamie
John Jamie
Vivian Street
Elmer Wagner
Lowie Wagner
Reformed Church
Vermilion
Rey Rover
Ida Rouff
Lorain
W. J. Rauff
Larain
Wagner
Grange Hall
Amherst
South Amherst
SER
Elyria Post No. 12
The
American Legion
Meat Prices to Rise 15 to 20 Percent Next Year
Washington Oct 12 Meat prices are expected to climb 15 to 20 percent next year according to a Department of Agriculture report. Prices for 26 cent pork may reach 44 cents, frankfurters 29 to 35, and duck roasts inch higher. The drought is blamed for a drastic drop in livestock numbers through 1935, with cattle hogs sheep and poultry thinning nationwide. Secretary Wallace warned that unadjusted livestock levels could force states unaffected by drought to face shortages and higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agrriculture
Department
Henry A. Wallace
Brown Criticizes Moratorium Proposal in Ohio Gubenatorial Race
Clarence J. Brown the Republican nominee criticizes the Democratic plan for a two year school and municipal bond moratorium. He says the move would cause double taxation as debt retirement funds would be diverted to operating expenses and three years of indebtedness could be dumped on taxpayers after the moratorium ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio
Clarence J. Brown
Avery
Brown
Government Concludes Liberty Bonds Conversion Drive
The federal government completed its October financing program with 1.02 billion dollars of the maturing 1.25 billion dollar Liberty Loan bonds converted to lower interest obligations. Treasury reports show books closed last night with plans under study for a possible fourth conversion near April, as Morgenthau weighs options amid inflation rumors. Rivers are older than the landscape and have shaped the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Secretary of Treasury
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Radios To Be Placed In Cars Used By Sheriff
County commissioners plan a trial install of two short wave radios in sheriff department cars to work with the State Highway Patrol radio station at Massillon. If successful, the radios may become permanent equipment at an estimated fifty dollars per unit. A trial radio already operates in the county jail office and has aided in recovering a stolen car and locating a forgery suspect in Morrow county, Sheriff Clarence W. Dick reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff Department
State Highway Patrol
Massillon
Morrow County
Clarence W. Dick
Avon Miss Bins Hosts Cousins In Card Party
Avon October page notes Miss Veronica Bins hosted cousins for an afternoon of cards with a lunch. Out of town guests included Mrs. J G Borlan Mrs M J McGuire of Elyria Mrs Charles Schlife of Cleveland and Mrs Louise Diedrich and Annie Bacher of Ridgeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bins
Avon
Veronica Bins
J. GC. Borlan
M. J. McGuire
Elydla
Charles Schlife
Cleveland
Louise Diedrich
Annie Bacher
Ridgeville
Mass of Prayer Draws 300000 in Buenos Aires
In Buenos Aires on October 12 a midnight eucharistic mass drew 300000 men to kneel for peace among American republics. about 600000 spectators filled the plaza and surrounding streets as organizers pressed for an accord between Bolivia and Paraguay amid Chaco fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Plaza Mayor
Bolivia
Paraguay
Chaco
From Schoolboy to King to the neighborhood watch mystery
A report describes a boy who admitted taking a watch from his home on Wednesday while it hung in the bedroom. He and the children mentioned that they cannot recall what happened to the watch afterward. The item remains unlocated as investigators seek its whereabouts.
Alfed Weber Seeks Police Help for Lost Watch
Alfed Weber of Brace Street asked police aid yesterday in a search for his $35 gold watch. Weber said his child was playing with other children, prompting the search.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfed Weber
Brace Street
Weber
Childdren
Submarine Shape and Fragile Watch Tale From Lawn Search
A report notes a watch missing after a chase across a lawn with the claim the watch was not found. The text also discusses a spindle shape fish like a salmon or mackerel reducing water friction, likening it to submarine design. It references Chinese industry traits and their humor amid disaster.
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American War Mothers’ Assn
Crystal Rock
Moore's
Reed
the Shop of Quality Hats
Edith Mae & Hat Shoppe
Nason’s
Grants
Broad ST
A. F
St. John's Evangelical
C. HE. Schmidt
R. J. Steiger
Congressional
Rev. Davids
R. C. Jenson
Ladies' Aid Society
Axtel and
Amherst Methodist Church
South Amherst Dramatic Players
Margaret Rice
Davey
Gov’t
Liberty Bonds
Harry Hubbard
Burt Welch
Zimerman
Theodore Dechant
Stony Ridge Road
Elizabeth Gerhart
Roy Knight
George Jenkins
Laverne Pickering
Elyria Memorial Hospital
C. A. Bantham
E. Bridge
Bert Orvis
Foster
Fitch
Marie
Romania
Peter II
Jugoslavia
Ritz
London
France
Peter
Marseilles
Central Press
W. River
Elyria
Ioods
Cas ST. Elyria
Alangt
Green Lantern
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