Referendum Drive Gathers Steam in Ohio 1930s
Ohio voters prepare for a referendum slate on gas tax and other measures as petitions circulate. The piece notes the governor’s veto, the lieutenant governor’s certification, and the upcoming Ohio State Medical Association meeting in Columbus.
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Vic Donahoy
Ohio
Buckeye
Columbus
Chas. H. Lewis
General Assembly
Lewis
Vic Donahey
Thad H Brown
Senate
Ohio State Medical Association
Seville Club Elects Officers at Fortnightly Meeting
The Seville Fortnightly Club held its regular Tuesday gathering at the Mellaine home electing Mrs Ga Verneing as president and Mrs Dorohy Hosmer as vice president with Mrs Fred Taylor secretary and Mrs Don Wheeler treasurer. A supper followed and many members attended events at Medina and Oberlin including visits to friends and church activities.
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RR BR Mellaine
Mra Ga Verne
Ing
Dorohy Hosmer
Fred Taylor
Don Wheeler
Dalbe Armatrang
Medina
Emma Drashel
Melissa Spiker
Madisonburg
Waldo Allenaworth
Oberlin
Oscar Smith
Womans Missionary Circle of the Baptist Church
China
Bessie Lyons
Town Hall
Claude Loraine
The
Baptist Church
Don
Crawford
Lounetta Taylor
Chas Freeman
Ho J Freeman Pow
Amy Dowd
Seville
Jay Wo Crawford
Wadsworth
Tray
Ohio
Porter Crawford
Chalmers Wolser
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Floy Holser
Carolyn Daniels
S. M Seed of
Welter Runkle
Presbyterian Church
Whch
Seville State Bank
First National Bank of
C. N. Taylor
Sevista” Bank
Maxing
Fred Hamilton
Cleveland
George Smoyer
D. Lowery
Akron
Paul Frazier
Clemmer
Harry Shaffer
Ella Wideman
Wi H. . Hyde
Local Notes Move Through Diverse Weekend Activities
Community updates show Mr and Mrs Frank Turpodt hosting a busy Friday evening with games and a grand party. Fae and Verle Koster are recovering from an illness as Mr and Mrs Jake Reed and family spent Sunday in Creston. Other items include visits from Donald Forrer and Robert Forrer, a Woods trip for photos, and local residents traveling to Tennessee and Doylestown for events.
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Frank Turpodt
Wigiapant
Croft
Hig Giage
Fae
Verle Koster
Jake Reed
Creston
Jay
Irank Harvey
Een
Tennessee
Robert Forrer
CB Craft
Donald Forrer
Cleveland
Mra Gievo
Forrar
Roy Tester
Axpend
Doylestown
Orrville and nearby towns social notes and sports
Orrville area residents visit relatives in Rittman and Wooster. Kent Normal College student Mazabeth Leteckheim returns home. Seventh Grade All Stars beat Smithville Seconds. local baseball teams win on the road and host games including Wadsworth and Wayne County tourney prep. Nearby events include school speeches, a high school comedy, and a local gun club shoot.
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Midas Geraldine Schaffter
Rittman
Myron H Brenneman
Cleveland
E. Wirenneman
Peter Curle
Wooster
Mine Edna Fetzer
Wooster University
C A Fetzer
Orr Street
Mias Mazabeth Leteckheim
Kent Normal College
He PP Letekheim
North
Walnut Street
Smithville
Clark and
Wakefield
Mix Thomas I. Miller
Ino Woo
Lloyd Miller
Canton
South Mnd Terrors
Aldefon West
Clarke Tee
Pitnes
Bona Black Sox
Jo Chis
Wm Strauhm
Winesburg
Rueben
Strauhm
Fred Strauhm
Loudonville
Wadsworth
Bowr
Wasyne County
Fredricksburgh
Ripley
High Shool
General Electric Company
Schenectady
New York
Bkumpstead-Leigh
Legion Hall
Orrville Gun Club
Bluffton College Glee Club
Voicces
Christ Reformed Church
Harold Kropf
Orrville
C. O. Wiles
Card of Thanks for Kindness and Flowers
Mrs Herman Schmollinger thanks the W RB. A's friends and relatives for beautiful flowers and all comfort during her recent illness.
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W RB. A
Herman Schmollinger
Thanks to Helpers After Local Home Fire
I thank all who ably assisted in extinguishing the recent fire at my home for their heroic work. L. L. Lance.
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Columbus Ohin
London
Marysville Reformatory
Give Your Pasture A Chance To Grow
Ohio pasture land needs extra spring care after a dry fall. Soil specialists from Ohio State University warn that pastures must reach ankle height before grazing begins to ensure best growth. They note Ohio farmers often put stock on too early, risking pasture damage if dry conditions continue.
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Ohto
Ohio State University
HE. Barnes
Ohio
Théo
Fragmented Farm Herd Note On Pasture Use And Silage
A broken OCR fragment discusses pasture feeding and silage for cattle. It notes cattle may crave fresh spring grain and lose appetite for silage after tasting grain. It also mentions keeping cows on silage until it is gone and some general herd management ideas.
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