Substitute bill on pay cuts ready for Senate
Senator Robert N Roche Republican of Tiffin has a substitute bill ready for introduction in the Senate proposing salaries reductions for state officials and employees. The plan, aligned with the Senate economy committee, sets 5 percent on the first 1000, 10 percent from 1000 to 2000, and 12.5 percent over 2000 up to 14 000 with 42 1/2 percent past 14000. day labor is exempted.
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Columbus
Robert N. Roche
Tiffin
Senate
White
Roche
Senate Economy Committee
Overnor
House
Farmer 15 Best Man At a7 Weddings Kulpmont Pa
Theo dore Worlitz a Northampton Township farmer has served as best man at 37 weddings and is father to 14 children and godfather to 100 more. At his 37th time as groomsman the bride was someone he had stood as godfather for 17 years earlier. Also notes on seaweed consumption and an 1809 Bible edition with a misprint.
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Farmer
Kulpmont
Theodore Worlitz
Nalpho
Local notices from Huntington Elyria and surrounding area
Huntington area social notes detail visits and dinners among Rice Dirlam Bowen Hart Kreuck Leininger and other families with multiple calls from Elyria Wellington and Medina. A sewing machine clinic is announced at Huntington Town Hall with free cleaning, plus a travel note on Mildred Needles in Columbus and Leiningers in Medina.
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Huntington
Forest Rice
Frank
Robert
Francis Biddinger
Elyria
Stanley Stahl
Norwood
O. H. Dirlam
Clarence Dirlam
Cleveland
John Wight
Wellington
J. Hackett
Norwalk
Harry Crandall
Brighton
B. D. Bowen
J. 5
Rapking
Oscar
Carolyn
Joe Cochrane
Medina
Huntington Town Hall
Ralph Krage
Sullivan
Johnson Crite
Lorain
Fred Lorence
Pauline
Wellingon
Henry Lorence
Mary Elizabeth Pratt
Virginia Lang
Mildred Needles
Eleanor
Columbus
Ohio
Fay Long
C. G. Long
Seville
Neufeld Kuder wed at Hinckley in September ceremony
Miss Pearl Neufeld and Franklin Kuder were united in marriage at Rev. Charles Searles home in Hinckley on Saturday afternoon September 24. Attendants were Miss Eleanore Sweet and Everette Wilson. After a 4:30 wedding dinner at the bride’s Mallet Creek home, the couple planned to spend winter in Miami, Florida, with friends and relatives expressing best wishes.
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Mallet Creek
Pearl Neufeld
John Neufeld
Franklin Kuder
Harry Kuder
Medina
Charles Searles
Hinckley
Eleanore Sweet
Everette Wilson
Harry Kutler
Miami
Florida
Franklin Kutler
Girl Reserves Plan First Meeting At President’s Home
The Girl Reserves will hold their first meeting at president Elinor Bohley’s home on Friday evening, September 30, inviting all high school girls in hard time dress. Laura Morrow leads again this year, with Vida Sanderson of Medina County Y W C as secretary expected to attend. Rites and social visits follow as local residents spend weekends with relatives and attend church events, games, and neighborhood gatherings.
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L. A
M. P
John Neufeld
Stanley Christian
John Chamberlain
Floyd Nettleton
Lakewood
Elinor Bohley
Laura Morrow
Vida Sanderson
Medina County
Returns to College and Local Baseball Highlights
Several former students reentered Baldwin Wallace for another year with Edith Geisinger and Philip Swartz pursuing music studies, and Richard Wolff also returning. Harold and Madelyne Coleman are not retiring this year. The baseball team won 7-2 against Sharon in the league opener, with Bill Dobson adding two hits a double and a home run and Ralph Bolton contributing two hits. The girls team lost 10-9 to Sharon after leading early. Next week Granger visits for a 3 30 start.
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Edith Geisinger
Baldwin- Wallace
Philip Swartz
Richard Wolff
Baldwin Wallace
Harold Coleman
Madelyne Coleman
Ohio University
Sharon
Bill Dobson
Ralph Bolton
Sharon Girls
Granger
Clarksfield Church Notes Welcomes Rev Cobb Back
Community notes from Clarksfield report Rev Cobb returning for another year at the M E Church and painting progress funded by home-coming collections. Also listed are Sunday School special numbers, births, hospital surgery, visitors, meals, and local visits among residents and friends including Cleveland and Wellington contacts.
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Clarksfield
Cobb
M. E
Bud Me
Donald
Ruby Beers
Frances Byron
Lillie Towsley
Sepha Harris
Ruth Wemp
Community notices from Ashland area and nearby towns
In Ashland Burt residents shopped Monday while Mrs Nose Hodgkin and Tom Dickerson of Rochester visited. Several families from Oberlin Brewster Wooster Avon North Fairfield and New London shared Sunday visits and a Wooster Fair attendance plan. Rain arrived after a long dry spell with wells and cisterns drying up and farmers hauling water to stock.
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Lawrence Merrill
Wellingtonlink
C. P. Clawson
Memorial Hospital
Ashland
Edna. Twaddle
Clair Barnes
Frank McClellan
Cleveland
Pan Jenkins
Joe Hull
Circle Hull
Elyria
Dan Stone
H. Wildman
Notwalk
Fred Myers
J. L. Andrews
Cless Anderson
New London
Lee Hite
Avis
Wellington
Wim. Bailes
Frank Rick
Yonker
Elmer Finch
Clarkfield
Sherman
Nate Harris
Fred Harwood
Henry Townsend
4Ir
J. C. Ames
Ruby Newhall
Florida
Glenn Springer
Helen McClaflin
Kansas
My. Dams
Montana
Cary Rick
Viola Booker
Bermuda
Isles
D. B. Smith
Ethel Burt
Doris
Local visits and illness mark Belden scene
Belden area residents share visits and illness updates as families travel from Pennsylvania and Cleveland. Spurgeon Smith’s household hosts guests while Lois Speck funeral attendees gather in Cleveland Heights. Horses and Percherons highlight Wooster Fair participation by A L Wise and R B Law.
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Belden
Roscoe Smith
Pennsylvania
Spurgeon Smith
Wm. Law
Reuben Law
Rocky River
Joseph Walter
Hilda, Oleeva
Frances Walter
Victor Walter
Lois Speck
Cleveland Heights
Dick Kline
George Grabenstetter
Pietri
Costo
Cleveland
Wm, Law
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Hilda Walter
A. L. Wise
Wooster
J. F. Miller
Wooster Fair
R. B. Law
Harold Pfeiffer
Lodi
Clarence Wise
Orlin Kuhlman
Herman Wise
John Hartman
Joseph Jankola
Andrew Jankola
Frank Schott
Gests Honored as My and Mrs Gest Mentioned
Iowa notes salute to My and Mrs Wm Gest on Monday as Harold Cambaugh visits his parents for a day, highlighting family ties and local routine.
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Iowa
Wm. Gest
Harold Cambaugh
Dairy shift grows as Pennsylvania farms lean dairy
Harrisburg report shows dairy products surpassed grain as the principal income source on 45,380 farms, 26 percent, up from 15 percent thirty years ago. Of Pennsylvania’s 172,419 farms, 50,959 are general farming. Census notes a rise in part time farms with 21,217 listed and many owners spending 150 days or more off the farm.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
Pennsrvania
State Department of Agriculture
Sheridan man cuts Yellowstone journey time from 44 to 4 days
A. Bentley of Sheridan recounts two Yellowstone Park trips, 1956 and a recent one. The first voyage on horseback took 44 days with dust flies and gnats causing stampedes among horses. The second trip, by car, was completed in four and a half days. He recalls the vast buffalo herd seen in Hayden Valley on the initial journey.
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Hayden Valley
Game Keepers Report Many Rattlesnakes In Harrisburg Area
Harrisburg area reports a bumper rattlesnake crop in Pennsylvania this year from State Game Refuge Keepers. Potter county keeper Theodore Carlson says he killed 15 rattlers including four along refuge wire and one in his garage and one in his chicken yard. A baby rattler’s meal was a grouse and a young rabbit. The piece notes China’s 125 million acres available for agriculture from 1,000 million acres.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Theodore Carlson
Potter County
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