Marion couple wed in Furst Presbyterian ceremony
Miss Marvell W. Shorr and Richard W. Crissinger wed Thursday at Furst Presbyterian Church Marion Ohio. The bride wore a chalk white gown with silk thread tunics, both wore white Bibles with gardenias, and attendants carried roses and lilies. After the ceremony they traveled to Cincinnati and Washington DC to begin their life together living in Indianapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Olewsler
Marvell W. Shorr
Richard W. Crissinger
Mary K. Artopoeus
Wilem L. Schorr
Marion
Ohio
Furstresbyterian Church
Miss Schorr
Elyria Memorial Hospital Urses
E. Schorr
Richard Parrish
Artopoeous
Esther Schorr
Eucharistic Congress Opens In Youngstown
Cleveland Diocese plans the first Diocesan Eucharistic Congress in Youngstown on Wednesday and Thursday. About 200000 pilgrims from Ohio and western Pennsylvania expected. events include 9 30 a m children Mass with Bishop C H Le Blond. 12 000 participate in procession and Holy Hours. celebration by Bishop Joseph Schrembs and Pontifical Mass at 11 a m.
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Pennsylvania
C. H. le Blond
St. Joseph
Mussouri
John Stipanovic
Joseph N. Trainor
Congress
Leo Collins
William S. Nash
A. P. Ferrer
H. Leo G. Gainor
Howard Sammon
Dominic Mielarek
John Cunningham
William P. Dunn
John Archibald
Joseph Kostic
S. G. Koeis
Sion
Joseph Schrembs
Dentist Office Adds Tory Technician Role
A local dental office announces the addition of a Tory technician to support patient care. The change aims to improve scheduling, sterilization, and chair-side assistance, expanding the team during weekday hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tory
Ladies Auxiliary V. F. W. No. 1679 Officers Election Planned
The Ladies Auxiliary V. F. W. No. 1679 met last evening with Mrs. Eleanor McCully presiding. They planned an apron sale for the next meeting and announced nominating and election of officers to be held October fifth, followed by a social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
Eleanor McCully
Patrol Names Twenty two Girl Scouts Meet at Church
Twenty two Girl Scouts of Troop 3 met Monday afternoon at the Second Congregational church with formation by Norma Woodcock. Marisiphe Buswell was invested and received her scout pin. Rummage sale announced for this month. Patrol names Oak Maple Weeping Willow and Poplar were chosen. An overnight bike trip planned for October 2 and 3. June Richwine and Jean Crisp led the Tenderfoot class. Second class Scouts work on first two junior citizen badges. A relay games session preceded Goodnight Circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Second Congregational Church
Norma Woodcock
Marisiphe Buswell
Richwine
Jean Crisp
Goodnight Circle
Grand Jury Probes Death Of Painter In Springfield
Springfield Ohio, Sept. 22. Edward L. Scarry, 47, a Springfield painter, was found dead in an alley behind the Labor Temple during the Ohio Federation of Labor convention. Coroner says death from a subdural hemorrhage caused by a blunt instrument blow in a fist fight. George Cooper of Cleveland, 38, detained. four men held for investigation. Trent Longo 5, Cleveland. Elmer Hausterman 32, Cincinnati. Grant Scott 22, Akron questioned. Scarry was a painters union member.
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Springfield. O
Edward L. Scarry
Springfield
Labor Temple
Ohio Federation of Labor Convention
Clarke County
President Studies Plan To Let Tenants Buy Farms
President Roosevelt proposes federal financing of farmland purchases by tenant farmers at low interest and long terms. He asks Sen Bankhead and Rep Jones to help draft legislation, arguing ownership improves tenancy and national welfare. The plan envisions expanding federal aid and links to existing vocational education programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Bankhead
Ala
Marvin Jones
Tex
Bankhead
Jones
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
United States
Ireland
Denmark
New Deal Crop Insurance Plan Aims for Farm Relief
Roosevelt's crop insurance committee meets to draft recommendations for storing crop reserves in bumper years to cover droughts floods frosts and other hazards. Data from the Agricultural Adjustment Administration underpins actuarial premium plans for wheat cotton and corn while noting the need for farm specific rates. Secretary Wallace denies coordination with Alf Landon and stresses independent study of an actuarial system.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Henry A. Wallace
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wallace
Alf M Landon
Des Moines
Landon
Kansas
Lard
Tenancy Rise Outpaces Ownership Over Decades
The record notes farm tenancy increasing relative to farm ownership across decades, signaling a shift in rural land use. This trend shows tenancy growing while ownership declines, reflecting evolving agricultural arrangements and farm labor dynamics.
Farmers consider pooled payments for crop insurance and reserves
A committee studies crop production and acreage to decide premium payments in cash and commodities, insured crops, and reserves. They may pair soil conservation with insurance, while Wallace stresses the committee must decide final terms and that reserves must cover the worst year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mittee
Wallace
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Ocal Hospital
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J. T. Barnard
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Hyde Park
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Capitel
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Rexall
Dionne Quintuplet
Marie
Cecile
Yvonne
Annette
Emilie
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C.h.merthew Co
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