Farm policy debate looms as Bow predicts quotas
Rep Frank T Bow warned Wooster High School audiences that farm policy will be a heated issue in the next Congress with likely proposals for authority to restrict future wheat and feed grain production through marketing quotas based on bushels. He cited recent government sales of corn to lower prices and forced entry into the feed grain program and questioned a two price system. Bow urged minimal government interference and raised the crossroads question of moving toward or away from federal controls.
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Frank T. Bow
Wooster High School
Bow
Congress
Freeman
Eliza Double 70 Dies in Creston Home
Eliza Double 70 of Creston died Thursday at her Russell Avenue home. She was a Red Haw Evangelical Church member, born to Jacob and Lodema Easterday in Jefferson. Surviving are husband Dwight L. and six daughters, two sons, 34 grandchildren, 27 great grandchildren, sisters and brothers. Services were held Sunday at Murray Funeral Home with Rev. James Young. Burial in St. Paul’s Cemetery West Canaan.
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Eliza Jane Double
Russell Avenue
Creston
Red Haw Evangelical Church
Jacob
Lodema
Jefferson
Dwight L
Henry J
Naomi) Lance
John
Dorothy) Dyck
Donald
Marjorie) Boyes
Glenn
Ruth) Reynolds
Sterling
Loren
Gladys) Landis
Burbank
Wilma Wellman
Elyria
Paul Double
Wooster
John Double
Barberton
Phoebe Reynolds
Greenwich
Pearl Feidt
Alta Newcomer
Wadsworth
Jet
Cleve Easterday
Charles
Murray Funeral Home
James Young
First Brethren Church
St. Paul’s Cemetery
West Canaan
Former Sterling Resident Killed in Auto Train Crash
Mrs. Oral Bates, 46, Ashland, formerly of Sterling, died Saturday afternoon when her car skidded into an eastbound Erie Lackawanna freight train at Medina County Road 70. Driver Carl Newcomer of Ashland suffered brain concussion and injuries. Bates was housekeeper for Newcomer. Funeral services were arranged by ray Funeral—details incomplete.
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Oral Bates
Ashland
Sterling
Erie Lackawanna
Newcomer
Bates
Sterling Evangelical United Brethren Church
John
Emma Jordan
Jack
Arthur Jordan
Marysville
Henry
Mt. Vernon
Ray Funeral
Sy. Char
Jaycettes Plan Christmas Packets for Mennonite Home
Jaycettes answered roll call with Favorite Christmas Songs at Mrs. Kenneth Plahuta’s home on December 7. Members will assemble gift packages of fruit candies and pastries for the Mennonite Old People’s Home and meet December 17 at Mrs. James Calhoun’s to wrap and deliver them. Each package includes a Christmas card and magazines. Caroling at the Home accompanied the gifts. Mrs. James Schorle won the monthly gift a Christmas candle, and refreshments were served by Mrs. William Hamrick. Walter Rodgers will host the January meeting with Mrs. Vernon Hoskinson as co hostess.
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James Calhoun
James Schorle
William Hamrick
Walter Rodgers
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Eliza Double
Jaycettes
Kenneth Plahuta
I.e
Caroling
Girl Scouts
Wayne County Hospital
Betty Gillesie
Carolyn Wiles
Barbara Breece
Carolyn Starling
Mary Ethel Cummings
Chester Tabor
Maynard Gillespie
George Allenbaugh
John Steiner
John Breece
Ivan Ramsier
Lindsey Williams
Berdman Shiffer
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
E. Liberty, Wooster
Rittman
Ohio
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