New Ruling May Bring Another Relief Crisis
Columbus Ohio September 2 state officials said Attorney General Herbert S Duffy issued an opinion interpreting relief act provisions that may trigger another crisis in poor relief administration. The opinion requires local subdivisions at debt limits to obtain voter approval before issuing notes in anticipation of the utilities excise tax revenue backing relief costs.
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State relief notes may require public approval in many towns
State officials warned that relief notes pledged to the full faith and credit of issuing subdivisions may demand voter consent in counties hardest hit by relief burdens. With debt limits reached, communities may need elections before state relief funds become available, as officials fear voter resistance and high election costs.
Twin Birth Reported After One to One Five Probed
A local health report notes the birth of twins following a one to one five procedure. No complications reported. parents unnamed. Medical officials confirm the event occurred at a regional facility and underscore routine postnatal care.
Valley City community events and notices update
Valley City notes report St Martins annual chicken dinner and bazaar on Sunday September 1 from 11 to 7 on church grounds. Various residents travel, visit, and host family and friends in Cleveland Philadelphia Detroit and Chicago. Local illnesses and social visits are listed with names and relations.
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Charles Muntz
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Sophia Weidner
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Helen Stoskeof
Bertha Schaeffer
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Harry Bobb
Bll Beiling
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Claude Wilkinena
Eduin Keeler
Amherst Women Unite Share Plans and September Events
Amherst news notes a Womans Union meeting at the Evangelical and Reformed Church parlors with discussion on relationships and a program led by Mrs Wolk. Highlights include a Harvest Home Festival fruit shower, a semi annual birthday party planning, Circle refreshments, and Hickory Tree Grange activity with Gold and Silver teams led by Mrs LaRue Bidding ey, Mrs Henry Kolbe, and others.
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Umon O & Peter Evangelical and Reformed
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Dfeyer
Wolk
Henry Re
Veness
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William Mers
Edna Carol Mulh
Soret Ann Mulhalland
Amelia Deusere
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Oliver Kolbe
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Newton Bechte
Community Notes and Local Event Reports
News briefs from Mrs B A Jenne and local groups include tableau practice at Mrs George Aniwles home for a Sept 10 Carlisle event, Ladies Aid at St Paul Lutheran church with a Sept 29 birthday party, and hospital notes. Additional items cover church missionary meetings, choir rehearsals at St Peter's, and an American Legion gathering. Local residents William Bechdel and groups like First Evangelical church activities are mentioned along with volunteers serving refreshments.
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William Bechdel
Cockimbus
George Aniwles
Carlisle
Fred Vessal
Ladies Aid Society
St Paul “Lutheran Church
Hayig
Carlos Kroeger
Fred Downer
Albert Kreeser
Emily Loache
Herbert Moff
Anny Grugel
Two Ohio Power Companies Merge in Reorganization
Ohio Public Utilities Commission approves merger of Marina Reserve Power Co absorbing Ohio Electric Power Co. New structure issues stock and bonds to pay notes and dividends. Ohio Electric Power carries $2.8 million first mortgage bonds, $750,000 note, $156,241.67 notes, $740,300 in 7 percent preferred, $412,200 in 6 percent preferred, and 90,680 shares of no par common valued at $4,824,255. The deal adds $750,000 in new bonds and exchanges for stock and accrued dividends, with Marion Reserve issuing shares for each class of preferred and common stock holding, expanding total outstanding securities past existing $4.5 million mortgage bonds and $675,000 notes.
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Forthes Commission
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Ohio Electric Power Co
Ohio Electric Power
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Annual meeting at Town Hall Legion rooms tonight
The Junir Walther League of St Paul Lutheran church will meet this evening at the church pari. Attendance is desired. Various local residents return from trips and visits. Church services and schools listed for several area churches with times and topics.
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Junir Walther League of St Paul Lutheran Church
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Psthian Asters
Made Goods and Merger Charges Freeze Capital Surplus
The document notes 888 400 shares of five dollar preferred and 20 000 shares of no par common valued at 20 dollars per share. The commission orders all capital surplus and earned surplus frozen to January 1, 1938 to cover charges the commission may revert against the merged company’s plant account. Czechoslovakia’s flag features two horizontal bands white and red with a blue triangle based on the staff apex centered.
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