Substitute bill on pay cuts to be introduced
Senator Robert J Roche Republican of Tiffin prepared to introduce in the senate a substitute bill proposing salary reductions for state officials and employees. The plan sets a 20 percent cut on initial wages up to 1900 10 percent on amounts above 1000 up to 2000 and an additional 12 half percent on each extra 1000 up to 14 000 with 21 2 percent on salaries over 14 000. It exempts day labor. The proposal aims for a more equitable balance than the administration measure. Opposition in both chambers centered on the proposed reductions in the governor White plan for the next biennium.
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Senate Economy Committee
General Assembly
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Governor's Salary Bill Faces House Opposition
The measure would cut salaries of state workers. It proposed five percent for those earning $1,000 or less, ten percent for $1,009 to $5,000, and fifteen percent above $5,090. In the House, opposition grew at the first hearing before the fees and salaries committee, which adjourned after two hours without action and continued consideration next day.
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Farmer is Best Man at 37 Weddings in Eculpement
Ralpho Township farmer Theo dore Worlitz served as best man at his 37th wedding, is father of 14 children and godfather to 100 more. The 37th bride had Worlitz as godfather 17 years earlier, marking a long tradition. Also notes seaweed consumption by country habits and a Bible edition from 1809 with the phrase idol shepherd rendered idle shepherd.
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Farmer
Eculpmont
Theodore Worlitz
Ralpho Township
Huntington social notes hint at newspaper clippings
Huntington dining and calling lists fill a long page with names and towns from Elyria Wellington Norwalk and Medina. Families including Dirlam Bowen Hart Kreuck and Leininger share visits sewing clinics and birthday moments as townsfolk travel to Cleveland Ashland and Seville amid a regional patchwork of receipts and gatherings.
Mallet Creek nuptials and community notices
Miss Pearl Neufeld wed Franklin Kuder in Hintkley with reception at the bride's Mallet Creek home. Afterward the couple f led to Miami for the winter. Community news: Larkin Club gathered with card games, L A S held a yearly meeting, Mansfield reunion at the farm, local visits and school return notes, and school baseball and girls teams show a win and a near miss with Granger looming next.
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Pearl Neufeld
John Neufeld
Franklin Kuder
Harry Kuder
Medina
Charles Searles
Hintkley
Eleanore Sweet
Hverette Wilson
Harry Kutler
Miami
Florida
Franklin Kutler
Larkin Club
Roy Hinnlan
G. A. Hinman
Ldies
Corwin Parker
Girl Reserves Plan First Meeting at President’s Home
The Girl Reserves announce their first meeting at president Elinor Bohley’s home on Friday evening September 30. Led again by Laura Morrow, the group expects new member Vida Sanderson, Medina County W. C. Secretary, to attend.
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Laura Morrow
Vida Sanderson
Medina County
W. C. Ia
Clarksfield Church Notes and Local Briefs
Clarksfield notes welcome Rev Cobb for another year as the M E Church is repainted using donations from the home coming. Sunday School features special numbers with soloists reciters and duets. Brief items report births illnesses operations visits travel and local social events among Clarkfield residents.
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Cobb
Local visits and family gatherings across Ashland area
Burt were shopping in Ashland Monday. Mrs Rose Hodgkin and Tom Dickerson of Hochester visited Mrs Geo Harwood and son Guy. Roy Harris called on Ida Clapp in Oberlin. Ernest John Mildred Leighley and baby from Brewster Ohio spent weekend with C A Twaddle and family. Avon folk visited Harry Crandall. Sarah Merrill will spend week with Harry Merrill in Wooster and attend Wooster Fair. Nesbit of Cleveland visited W H Stone. Floyd Phillips and daughters Doris and Juanita of North Fairfield were guests of Clarence Rounds. Edith Lee and children called on Roy Collingwood of New London. Much needed rain arrived. A man walked 4 miles along Vermilion river bed without stepping in water. Cisterns wells and ponds are dry. Farmers hauling water for stock.
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Clarence Rounds
Edith Lee
Roy Collingwood
New London
Local visitors and family news from Belden Belden area
Mr and Mrs Roscoe Smith and family from Pennsylvania visit Mr and Mrs Spurgeon Smith. Mrs Win Law spends time with Mrs Reuben Law in Rocky River. Lois Speck funeral attended by Walter family in Cleveland Heights. Several locals visit, call on relatives, or exhibit horses at Wooster Fair.
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Roscoe Smith
Pennsylvania
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Win. Law
Reuben Law
Rocky River
Joseph Walter
Hilda, Oleeva
Frances Walter
Victor Walter
Lois Speck
Cleveland Heights
Dick Kline
George Grabenstetter
Pietri
Ofto
Cleveland
Wm. Law
Lee Holcomb
Lorain
Hilda Walter
Clarence Wise
Orlin Kuhlman
Herman Wise
John Hartman
Joseph Jankola
Andrew Jankola
Frank Schott
Town Ladies Mention Mr and Mrs Wa Gest Visit
Town residents note Monday social call by Mr and Mrs Wa Gest. Harold Cambaugh spent Sunday with his parents, reflecting quiet weekend visits in the community.
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Wa. Gest
Harold Cambaugh
Dairy shift boosts Pennsylvania dairy farm economics
Harrisburg reports a state census showing Pennsylvania, once a top grain state, now has only 3,057 of 172,419 farms reliant on cash grain. Dairy products are the main income for 45,380 farms, 26 percent, up from 15 percent thirty years ago. General farming remains 50,959 farms, while part-time farms reach 21,817 with 150 or more non farming days.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
United States
State Department of Agriculture
Sheridan man makes 414 day Yellowstone trip in 4 days
J A Bentley of Sheridan recalls his 1896 Yellowstone Park journey that took 44 days by horseback. He recently completed the same route in four and a half days by car. Dust and insects plagued the party on the first trip, horses stamping due to swarms. Bentley remembers a vast buffalo herd in Hayden Valley from the earlier journey.
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Sheridan
Wyo
J. A. Bentley
Yellowstone Park
Bentley
Hayden Valley
Game Keepers Report Many Rattlesnakes
Harrisburg Pa There is a bumper crop of rattlesnakes in Pennsylvania this year according to State Game Refuge Keepers Theodore Carlson keeper for Potter county reports he has killed 15 rattlers four while mowing along the refuge wire one in his garage and one in his chicken yard A baby rattler lunch reportedly includes a good sized grouse or a young rabbit
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Pennsylvania
Theodore Carlson
Potter County
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