Merchants Quintet Opens Season at Doylestown
Marshallville High School under new coach Earl R Steiner opens the season against Doylestown Friday. Returning lettermen guard Howard Poetter and Thomas Keptner lead the team. Wilmer Baer will be center after Vic Thomas’s graduation.
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Marshallville High School
Earl R. Steiner
Clair D. Kirchhofer
Doylestown
Howard Poetter
Thomas Keptner
Wilmer Baer
Vic Thomas
Joss
Fellowship class Christmas membership drive at St. Mich’s
The Fellowship class of St. Mich’s Evangelical and Reformed Church holds its annual Christmas season membership drive through the holiday period. Earl B. Walsh leads the class as teacher with Wayne W. Stevie as president, inviting anyone not affiliated with a Sunday School class to attend.
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St. Mich's
Earl B. Walsh
Wayne W. Stevie
Marshallville Thanksgiving Chicken Dinner Feeds 29 Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Beery hosted a Thanksgiving chicken dinner in Marshallville, entertaining a total of 29 guests in attendance. The event gathered neighbors and friends for a familial holiday meal.
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Lester Beery
Local Families Gather for Rittman and Akron Guests
Thursday social lists many Beery families from Rittman and Akron visiting relatives. Carey Steiner and Lois plan a 251 mile trip to Lapal Indiana to see brother Dwight Steiner a pastor in the Christian and Missionary Alliance church. Robert E Keller and Edna Zimmerman, college students, spend weekends at home. Rosa Schutz showing improvement.
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Reuben Beery
Norman
Ida
A. J. Beery
Reuben, Jr
Nancy
Rittman
Nelson Beery
John Owens
Robert
Kenneth
Vivian
Dorothy
Akron
Albert McConnell
Massillon
Carey
Lois Steiner
Lapal
Indiana
Dwight Steiner
Christian and Misionary Alliance
Robert E. Keller
Ohio State University
Edna Zimmerman
Kent State University
Rosa Schutz
Ohio Farmers Eye 1937 Conservation Plan Say experts
Shorts and Middlings An agricultural conservation program for 1937 that will better fit the needs of farmers in Ohio than this year's program is the predication of Eimer F. Kruse, chairman of the Ohio Agricultural Conservation Committee. If you save more time this season for reading and getting caught up on what's new in farming ask your county agricultural agent for free bulletins available which will give you the information you want. Prices of farm products except some classes of livestock are likely to remain near present levels until the later part of 1937, according to Floyd DeLashmutt, rural economics department, Ohio State University. A good year though with normal crops would probably lower prices in the last half of next year, he adds. BE. B. Tussing, secretary of the Ohio Vegetable Growers' Association, reports that this country's 1936 potato crop is the smallest in 10 years. The total yield, as reported in October, was 322,000,000 bushels as compared with 387,000,000 in 1935. Short supplies would indicate a relatively high price until the heavy movement of next year's crop begins, according to Tussing. He says the present indication is for a 2 per cent acreage increase in 1937 over this year, which, with normal growing conditions, would yield approximately 370,000,000 bushels of potatoes. Various ways in which the government continues to serve the interests of consumers are pointed out by Miss Thelma Beall, home
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Ohio
Eimér
F. Kruse
Ohio Agricultural Conservation Committee
Mbére
Floyd DeLashmutt
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
BE. B. Tussing
Ohio Vegetable Growers’ Association
Tussing
Thelma Beall
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Larence Poetter
William, Joseph
Charles Sohner
Akron University
Ruth Poetter
Uniontown
Margaret Stevie
Business College
Rhyaeiles
Conris
Clymer
Wilson
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Bureau of Agricultural Economics
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Trade Commission of the Department of Commerce
Bureau of Standards
Bureau of Home Economics
U. S
Joseph E. Davies
William C. Bullitt
Russia
Gordon
Farm Bureau Insurance
Liberty St
Hége
Detroit
America
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Eneral Motors
Hugh L. Strickland
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