Creston Adopts Four-Year Gas Rate Reduction
Creston council approves new gas rates from Ohio Fuel and Gas Company. The contract lasts four years with lower charges than the old franchise. The first two years charge 1 dollar per 1500 cf, 69 cents per 1000 cf for the next 2000 cf, 55 cents per 1000 cf for the next 3000 cf, and 50 cents per 1000 cf for over 6000 cf. Rates rise after two years to 2 dollars per 1000 cf for the first 500 cf, 70 cents for the next 1500 cf, 55 cents for the next 195,000 cf, and 50 cents for over 200,000 cf.
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Creston
Ohio Fuel and Gas Company
Children Day program at Cres ton Presbyterian Church
The Cres ton Presbyterian Church observed Children Day with an eleven o'clock program. Participants included Jeanette Rook Shirley Howell Charlotte Rook Lois Gerstensch lager Donald Allen Annetta Coffey Jean Carter Kathleen Baich ler Grace Pinkley Nora Lee Helen Feeman Relda Grunder Sylvia Murray Richard Allen Donna Beichler Mary Jane Pinkley Coffey Margaret Feeman Polly Stead Freddie Stead Nancy Jameson Dora Feeman Dorothy Johnson and Miss Rena Feeman led the program of recitations and music.
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Presbyterian Church
Creston
Jeanette Rook
Shirley Howell
Charlotte Rook
Lois Gerstenschlager
Donald Allen
Annetta Coffey
Jean Carter
Kathleen Baichler
Grace Pinkley
Nora Lee
Helen Feeman
Relda Grunder
Sylvia Murray
Richard Allen
Donna Beichler
Mary Jane Pinkley Coffey
Margaret Feeman
Polly Stead
Freddie Stead
Nancy Jameson
Dora
Class Elects Officers At Eleventh Annual Reunion
Mrs. Elvin Seaman was elected president of the Class of 1524 of Creston high school at their reunion Friday at Wooster City park. Mrs. Earl Metz was named secretary-treasurer. The 11th consecutive reunion was held. Mrs. Louise Ewing will host the group at Jeromesville on June 19, 1936.
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Elvin Seaman
Creston High School
Wooster City Park
Earl Metz
Louise Ewing
Jeromesville
Birthday Dinner Honors Creston Resident Charles Schlegel
Charles Schlegel of Creston was feted Saturday at a birthday dinner hosted by his wife. A four course meal was served with out of town guests including Dr H B Ford of Doylestown Leo Schlegel Ed Delster of Cincinnati Harry Brooker Milton Fallsnight Ernest Harbaugh Harry Chalmers and Clark Miller of Akron. Memorial services for deceased lodge members were held by Rebekah lodge in Creston with graves tide and a brief service. The Ladies Sewing Circle of the Creston Church of God met at William Hupp home for an all day session. Children’s Day will be observed by the Church of God at Creston on Sunday June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Schlegel
Creston
H. B. Ford
Doylestown
Leo Schlegel
Ed Delster
Cincinnati
Harry Brooker
Milton Fallsnight
Ernest Harbaugh
Harry Chalmers
Clark Miller
Akron
Rebekah Lodge
Baer
Creston Church of Godl
William Hupp
Ludiner Club Entertainment At Medina Stebbins Home
The Ludiner club of Medina was entertained by Mrs. H. A. Stebbins and her sister Mrs Wayne Anderson of Medina Saturday afternoon at the Stebbins home in Creston. Mrs Kilne Heath of Riverside Illinois was a guest.
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Ludiner Club
Medina
H. A. Stebbins
Wayne Anderson
Stebbins
Creston
Kilne Heath
Riverside
Ill
Zaister
Birthday Celebration For Lee Dicus Held
Mrs. A L Dicus entertained Crestern Epworth Leaguers Sunday evening in celebration of Lee Dicus birthday.
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Lee Dicus
A. L. Dicus
Crestern Epworth Leaguers
Creston Social Roundup Moves Across Town
Creston residents including Mr and Mrs Carl Livingston and family visited Holmeguile. Mr and Mrs Fred Garrett hosted at Shreve. A E Farnwall hosted Clem Schamp Dover Wayne Black Cleveland K Bechte Creston. Roy Haley family visited Wooster relatives. David Beal hosted Wellington guests. Carl Fetzer visited Wooster War Office. Kane Snyder worked in Cleveland. Dorothy Cherry spent week in Wooster with W W Pressler. Beatty of Cleveland noted. shared visits of Mrs Snyarris and Ruth from Comb.
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Carl Livingston
and Sons
K. Béchte
Creston
Roy Haley
David Beal
Eal P Beal
Wellington
Carl Fetzer
Local residents spend weekend visits and church notes
Mr and Mrs W E Hatfield and daughter were guests at the Leon Guthie home in Clleve land. Mr and Mrs W Sellers spent Sunday in Dalton. Everett Bowman visited Akron on Saturday. Sunday guests at the Frank Graf home included Mr and Mrs William Bickers and daughter Pauline of Lorain, Miss Betty and Miss Evelyn Castor of Rittman, Mr and Mrs John Shade and daughter Fern and son Edward of Jeromesville. Rev W P Michel of Craston will serve the Wayne Ministerial association as treasurer next year, elected at the monthly meeting in the First Methodist church of Wooster Monday. other officers are Rev R G Pinkerton of Dalton president and Rev S J Flohr of Mt Eaton secretary. The spoo ps program for the year includes a county wide visitation. Bobby Graf is visiting relatives in Canton. Mrs Glenn Wolfert, Pauline Wells and Lloyd Beal visited friends in Burbank Sunday. Mr and Mrs Clarence Muth of Mt Pleasant Michigan visited Frank Gerstenschlager's home Saturday.
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W. E. Hatfield
Westeen
Leon Guthie
Clleveland
W . Sellers
Dalton
Everett Bowman
Akron
William Bickers
Pauline
Lorain
Betty
Evelyn Castor
Rittman
John Shade
Fern
Edward
Jeromesville
W. P- Michel
Methodist Episcopal Church of
R. G. Pinkerton
S. J .T. Flohr
Mt. Eaton
Bobby Graf
Canton
Glenn Wolfert
Pauline Wells
Lloyd Beal
Burbank
Clarence Muth
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Frank Gerstenschlager
Sterling Wedding Invitation For 1931 Class
Miss Alice Torbet former Sterling high school music supervisor hosts wedding to Paul Jerobeck in Cleveland on Saturday June 29 at Congregational church Page and Euclid. Classmates attend with a 330 pm musical preview and 4 pm ceremony, followed by refreshments. invited pupils include Doris Steele Alice Adams Evelyn Schauffter Leora Hoff and others.
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Alice Torbet
A. L. Torbet
Cleveland
Sterling High School
Torbet
Paul Jerobeck
Page and
Euclid Av
Doris Steele
Alice Adams
Evelyn Schauffter
Leora
Marguerite Hoff
Lucille Rbyene
Ella Pearl Ramater
Aliee Laundry
Marie Beckwith
Erma Valentine
Pearl Malbach
Warren Smith
Paul Zook
Harlan Schar
Orle Lance
William Hosmer
Junior Giliman
E. H Milter
4 H Flower Club To Meet Monday
Miss Panvle Davidson advisor of the 4 H Flower club announces two meetings at Sterling school house Monday at 2 oclock. Miss Davidson and Miss Carrie A Beichler sponsors of the 4 H club will inspect 4 H gardens the first week of July.
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Panvle Davidson
D-H Flower Club
Sterling
Miss Davidson
Carrie A. Beichler
Milton Garden Club
July Garden Club Meeting at Zook Home
The Milton Garden club will hold its July meeting at the country home of Misses Mary and Mattie Zook in Sterling on Monday evening. Members are invited to come early to enjoy the gardens. A feature will be questions and answers on Ohio Weeds from Bulletin 475. Informal gardening discussions and games will conclude the program.
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Milton Garden Club
Mary and Mattie Zook
Sterling
Jly 1
Ohio
Sterling Church News and Camp Crag Details
United Brethren Church led by Rev. L. N Carmony holds Sunday school at 9 30 and service at 10 30 with evening prayer at 8. Brethren Church pastor Rev Albert Flory hosts 9 30 Sunday school and 10 30 service. Congregation members will attend Bilasehadhat Camp Crag afternoon led by Pr M A Stuckey of Ashland.
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United Brethren Church
L. N Carmony
C. E
Brethren Church
Albert Flory
Bilasehadhat Camp Crag
Pr .M. A. Stuckey
Ashland
Sunday Guests and Local Notices From Sterling Area
Sterling items list weekend guests and visits including Rev J F Davidson son Paul Davidson of Columbus and others from Wooster Akron Wadsworth Doylestown and Caneadea N Y. Brethren church delegates attend state conference at Ashland and Bible school at Camp Craig. Civil Service exams announced for government print office bindery and farm loan registrar deputy posts with details at Rittman post office.
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Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Government Printing Office
Fox. Farm
Joan
Rittman Postoffice
Cotton rag recycling offer noted by press
The press reports a buyback offer of five cents per pound for clean cotton rags, outlining payment terms and eligibility for suppliers. The notice emphasizes acceptance conditions and delivery considerations.
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Press
Soil erosion widespread in Ohio lands says federal report
The Soil Conservation Service reports erosion affecting about 12 500 000 acres in Ohio with one quarter to three quarters of topsoil lost on large areas. Northern and western Ohio show little erosion while rolling sections including Ashland Wayne Stark Carroll Columbiana Cuyahoga Knox and Morrow counties suffer severe losses. Southwest Ohio shows moderate to severe erosion with valley sides heavily eroded. leaving fields bare worsens soil loss but grass or wood cover could control erosion.
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Ohio
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Ashland
Wayne
Stark
Carroll
Columbiana
Cuyahoga
Knox
Morrow
Ohio River
Seville Man Cleared After Back Child Support Paid
Stanley Gerstenslager appeared in probate court on a non-support charge and was freed after paying back sums and promising future payments. He came voluntarily when Deputy Ed Mills informed him of the warrant.
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Stanley Gerstenslager
Seville
Ed Mills
Real Estate Transfers In Chippewa Two
R T Strauss trustee transfers 147 acres to Jacob Von Gunten in Chippewa Two. Jacob Von Gunten then transfers 147 acres in Chippewa Two to Vernon B Woods. Jules L Perret transfers Rittman 10 acres to Walter R Powell.
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R. T Strauss
Jacob von Gunten
Chippewa Two
Vernon B. Woods
Jules L. Perret
Walter R. Powell
Rittman
Divorce Granted to Mrs Ruth Hartzler in Common Pleas Court
Ruth Hartzler was granted a divorce from Wayne Hartzler by Judge Walter Mougey after a hearing. The decree awards household goods and custody of a minor child. Wayne Hartzler must pay $15 monthly toward child support. A $10 fine and costs were levied.
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Ruth Hartzler
Wayne Hartzler
Common
Beekeepers Plan July Summer Meeting in Dayton Ohio
Shorts and Middlings Beekeepers schedule their summer gathering for July 26 and 27 in Dayton Ohio. The Farm Credit Administration marks its second year of operation in May, reporting loans totaling 3 billion dollars, averaging over 4 million dollars daily since founding.
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Dayton
Ohio
Farm Credit Administration
Farm real estate values rise and fall across states
Farm real estate prices improved in 26 states last year, declined slightly in five, and remained practically unchanged in 13. Largest gains were in the cotton belt. About three million farmers voted in AAA referenda on adjustment programs. 2,511,109 favored continuation, 407,982 opposed. Four referenda were held. Rain slowed honey bee flight, depleting stores, but rains boosted clover and flowering plants, signaling strong honey flow later. Butter production for the first four months of 1935 was 40 million pounds, with lower consumption. milk output on June 1 rose 4 percent from a year earlier.
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AAA
Holstein Breeders Invited To State Picnic
Holstein Breeders of Ohio invite dairymen and families to the annual picnic at the Orphans Home in Tiffin on Saturday. A lunch, Holstein judging for H club members at 9 30 a m, entertainment by the orphanage bands, a soft ball game, and a herd display with plant open for inspection are planned.
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Ohio
Tiffin
H Club
Hal&Stein
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