Juotas Assigned for Work Projects in Ohio Counties
Ohio counties receive WPA quota allocations for relief and works progress projects. The plan sets 213,206 workers to be employed from 252,962 certified relief cases, with detailed county by county figures for eligible workers and net relief cases, including Clinton, Fayette, Wood, Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Works Progress
Stillman
Clinton
Fayette
Wood
Allen
Auglaize
Hancock
Hardin
Mercer
Putnam
van Wert
Erie
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Gutawa
Sandusky
Seneca
Ashland
Crawford
Knox
Marion
Richland
Wyandot
Champaign
Clark
Ohio county figures appear in scattered census style list
A compact list of numbers and place names including Drake Greene Madison Mi ami Butler Montgomery Preble Warren Warren areas and various numeric values such as 3047 479 499 806 992 386 450 955 1982 3527 4276 9 449 13 217 552 651 566 721.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drake
Greene
Madison
Miami
Butler
Montgomery
Preble
Warren
Elyman Elected To Board Of Directors Of Circulation Managers
Ohio Newspaper Circulation Managers Association wrapped its two day convention in Columbus with officers elected and Youngstown chosen for the 1936 spring meeting. New officers are President John Flood Daily Record Worcester Vice President E C Meredith News Sun Springfield Secretary Treasurer Lewis Mattice Times Marietta re elected. Board members include George Hicks Columbus Citizens Russell Stokley Elyria Chronicle Telegram Joe Madigan Cleveland News and J H Galloway Ohio State Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
The
Elyria Chronicle-Telegram
Joe Madigan
Cleveland News
J. H. Galloway
Ohio State Journal
Governor Announces Two Appointments
Governor Davey announced two state board appointments. Frank Malick of Cincinnati joins the Board of Real Estate Examiners succeeding Allen F. Bercher of Dayton with a term through June 39 1926. Robert Cashen of Waterville is named to the Board of Barber Examiners succeeding W. C. Robinson of Marietta, with a term to Sept. 27, 1938. Youth conference in Ontario adopts a resolution to refuse war and face prison or firing squad if forced. Switzerland bans motor camping in several cities due to hotel business impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Davey
Frank Malick
Cincinnati
Board of
Real Estate Examiners
Allen F. Bercher
Fof Daston
Robert Cashen
Waterville
Barber Examiners
W. C. Robinson
Marietta
Goderich
The
Young People’s Conference
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Juotas
Sachem
Pam
Leer
ANES
Winter
Hanes
P. H. Hanes Knitting CO
Winston-Sarem
N. C. Ett
Suirs
Elyman
Circulation Managers
Switzerland
Florida
Elyria
Puritan
Cavalier
Schroll Coal
Cleveland Road
Tsav
Armand
Grove
Prince Albert
Lister
Lady Esther
Muir's
Meade
Hinkie’s
C. C
Pinaud
Pierce
Williams
Zach
Muir
EATRA
Scott
Kepler
Squibb
YO al Muir
Broad Street
Pape
Woodbury’s
Neal
LIPS
Bourjois
Paris
Armend
la Palmas
Muse
DeWitt's
Sloan
Moone
REE
Tomach
Udge
Torridaire
Baby’s
Gerber’s
Herlick
Meade’s
Jae Merck
Zie Mennen
Mennen
Osey
Iohnson
Wondersoit Kotex
fColgate Dental Cream
Jersey City
M. J
Colgate
Daggett and Ramsdell
Pratewa
Dero
Kovars
WINGS
Bayer
Bland
L&d
McCay
Bost’s
Seagie
Price Treais
West
Siok
Congress
Gillette
Elue
Magnesia
Philips
Camay Foulet
Jase
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