Students Citywide Win Perfect Attendance Honors
Fifteen Ae rent high school students are recognized for perfect attendance during the prior year. Freshmen listed include Jean Boor Merlin Bartzler Eileen Henry Eric Higgenbotinm Helen Miller Mildred Rhoads Junior Boand Virginia Walmer Sophomores Clare Blough Jean Chase Dorothy Herman Seniors Mary Gantz Grace Grunder Anna Mae Smith Ruth Jeffers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae Rent High
Jean Boor
Merlin Bartzler
Eileen Henry
Eric Higgenbotinm
Helen Miller
Mildred Rhoads
Junior Boand
Virginia’ Walmer
Craw
Clare, Blough
Jean Chase
Dorothy Herman
Siuniors
Grace “Grunder
Anna Mae Smith
Ruth Jeffers
Craston Mayor Surprised at 80th Birthday Dinner
Craston mayor W I McGlenen was surprised Friday at a dinner honoring his 80th birthday. His granddaughter Mrs Glenn Archer of West Salem hosted a three course meal at the McGlenen home.
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Creston
W. I. McGlenen
Craston
Glenn Archer
West Salem
McGlenen
Thrift Club Quilting Day With Mrs. Marks
The Thrift Club gathered with Mrs. Charles Marks of Creston for an all day quilting event. Members shared projects and enjoyed a potluck dinner.
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Thrift Club
Charles Marks
Creston
Birthday honors for Will Hookway Sr at Creston home
Will Hookway Sr was the honored guest at a birthday party hosted at his Creston area home last Thursday evening. The Hookway family attended as guests.
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Will Hookway, Sr
Creston
Hookway
Missionary Meeting At Jackson Presbyterian Church
Missionary society of the Jackson Presbyterian church met on Thursday at the church for an all day sewing session. Mrs John Goembel and Mrs H E Giffen led the program. RETURN FROM WASHINGTON Creston high school students and teachers, led by Supt Metz, returned Saturday night from a week in Washington, D C.
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Washington
Metz
Congress
Creston High School
Washington, D. C
Revival Meetings Start at Greston Church of God
W A Fleenor began a two weeks revival at the Greston Church of God with Mrs. Rachel Lord serving as goblet and song director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W A. Fleenor
Greston Church of God
Rachel Lord
Creston Locals Visit in F. & Gibson Home
Mr and Mrs W F Sellers visited in the F and Gibson home in Creston in a brief social item noting local hospitality and neighborhood ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W .F Sellers
F. & Gibson
Local Socials Share Weekend Gatherings in Akron
Dalton Sunday visits Akron with Mrs A St. Tuttle. Mildred Snyder and Wel come Plough from Kent spend weekend with H A Snyder and Rev W Plough. Charles Schiegel joins Sunday in Akron. Hazel Kirschner hosts guests including Ernest Brown and Thomas Brown of Bowdil. A L Ober shows slight improvement from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowdil
Mr. Tultie
Akron
A. L. Ober
Open Civil Service Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for multiple positions across federal agencies. Posts include Junior Entomologist at $2 000, Biologist Wildlife positions at $3 500 to $3 200, Assistant Director of Social Work at $2 600, Mediator at $3 800, Multiith Operator at $1 440, Passenger Rate Clerk at $2 100, Senior Soil Technologist at $4 000, Protozoologist and related posts from $2 600 to $3 800. Applications due by June 5, 1935. Full information from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners or the Commission.
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United States Civil Service *Commission
Government Printing Office
Washington
PDC
Civil Service District
U S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Biological Survey
Department of Justice
United States
National Mediation Board
Securities and Exchange Commission
Washington, D. C
Bureau of Chemistry and Soils
United States Public Health Service
Treasury Department
Secretary of the
United States Civil Service’ Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service Commission
Washington, DC
Ohio State Graduates Teach In 88 Counties
A report for President Rightmire shows Ohio State University graduates teaching in all 88 Ohio counties. It lists 3248 junior and senior high teachers with OSU degrees, including 1475 in city or exempt schools, and notes 600 superintendents and principals trained at OSU. Wayne County has 41 OSU graduate teachers in its junior and senior high schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Ohio
Geo. Wrightmire
Dragedy Igivechop
Ohio State
Rightmire
Wayne County
Four H Clubs Of State Reorganizing In Ohio
State leader W H Palmer says Ohio 4 H clubs are reorganizing with enro llment expected to rise. Formal enrollment by June 1. county leaders report early work ahead of May 15. Last year 62 000 enrolled with growth since 1919 when 6500 joined. Club work is county sponsored with support from the Agricultural Extension Service.
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Ohio
W. H. Palmer
Jeader
Ohio State University
Palmer States
S-Department
Agricultural
Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Re Thinking Religion Chain Letters Outlined as Unpatriotic
A critique condemns modern chain letters as un American and un Christian. The author argues such schemes exploit readers, amount to unearned profit, and mock God by promising prosperity while promoting blasphemy and deceit. It warns that abandoning faith leads to moral blindness and unforgiveness.
Boy's Oration Wins Parochial Contest at La Salle
Charles Steiner of Doylestown won the parish contest in the La Salle auditorium on Thursday evening. His oration titled The Grand Canyon of the Colorado earned him first place among eleven eighth grade pupils from SS Peter and Paul’s church. Second place went to William Pettis with Commerce and Transportation. Judges were Miss Hazel Harvey.
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Charles Steiner
Doylestons
la Salle
Grand Canyon of the
Colorado
SS. Peter and Paul’s Church
Holy Name Society
William Pettis
Hazel Harvey
Eel Oatn
Fruit prospects best in years across Ohio orchards
Ohio State extension horticulturist F. W. Beach reports widespread optimism for a strong harvest as soft moisture returns. In Rome Beauty areas growers foresee good crops for fall and winter varieties, while April freezes damaged Duchess and kept some crops short. Northern Ohio shows strong apple and peach prospects. unsprayed orchards may face apple scab from wet weather.
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Ohio
F. Wa. Beach
Ohio State University
Rome
Rente Beatty
Duchess
Iteex
Beach
Grimes
Cincinnati
W. F. Mitchell to Speak at Milton Garden Club Meeting
Dr W F Mitchell of Wooster President of the Wayne Garden club will address Milton Garden club at Sterling High School Monday evening. He will discuss lawns and the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs with an invitation extended to Wayne County and Orrville clubs and prospective members. A male quartet and musical program accompany the session and the 4 H Flower club will join in during the program.
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Milton Garden Club
Sterling High School
W. F. Mitchell
Wooster
Wayne Garden Club
Mitchell
Ohio Association of Garden Clubs
Wayne County
Orrville
E. O. Hart
D. H Johnson
Roscoe Hartzler
Russell Hart
Doris Steele
Helen Miller
4-H Flower Club
Garden Club
Early thinning of thin early ripening apples saves size
Ohio Station agronomist F Howlett notes that thin early to remove excess fruit from early ripening varieties like Oldenburg and Yellow Transparent. Delaying thinning reduces size benefits and raises labor cost, but extremely early thinning may not be economical. The goal is the earliest practical date before the June drop to boost final fruit size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldenburg
F. Howlett
Horticultur Isk
Ohio
Statith
Ohio Station
Christer
Hundreds Receive Aids From Loan Corporation
The Home Owners' Loan Corporation disbursed $568,757 in aid to 180 distressed small homeowners in Ohio for the week ending May 23. Of the total, $492,525 came from bonds exchanged with former mortgagees, $46,341 paid to county treasurers for back taxes, $12,061 for repairs, and $12,870 for interest, attorneys, and appraisers fees. The average loan amounted to $3,132.
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Ohio
Henry G. Brunner
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Select Bid Depository For Wayne Contractors
Ohio State Administrative Agency selects A W Dickson Akron as Bid Depository for Wayne County General Contractors at Columbus meeting May 21. Rules require private construction bidders above $1 000 to file a duplicate bid. failure to file violates the Code of Fair Competition for the Construction Industry. Filing fee scales apply up to 10 000 dollars.
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Ohio State Administrative Agency
Divisiional Code Authority For
General Contractors Inc
Columbus
W. Dickson
Main St
Akron
General Contractors
Wayne County
Construction Code Authority
Trdnetonsa
Sassen
Lego Slo
Earthwormen
Potato Seed Storage Advice From Ohio State University
The department of horticulture at Ohio State University advises that potato seed kept in ordinary storages will shrivel and sprout. To prevent excessive sprouting and shriveling, pour seed from bags and scatter thinly in a well lit airy space or on boards laid out for drying.
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Department of Horticulture
Ohio State Universality
Hold Serwibee Thursday Services for P Bly
Thursday services were held for P Bly at Santee in Rittman after a con at Wadsworth. Stauffer was remembered by family and friends as a brother and part of the local community.
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Wadsworth
Staluffer
Rittman
Amc Stauffer
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Travelers Automobile Insurance
W. W. Bodager
Acme Stores
Rittman and
Doylestown
Empire
San Felipe
Wyandotte Cleanser
Séinitiole
Loan Corporation
Wayne Contractors
Duster de Luxe Sedan
Bessons
Glenn Ritter
South Third
Chas E Wilson
North Third St
Burt Lake
Mich
R. V Fredrick
Elizabeth Veney
Sterling Ave
Ohio Ave
Rittman, O
James B. Galehouse
Rittman, Ohio
THE
England Plumbing
J. Steiner
Ohlo
A. L. Ebert
A. Bickster
Highland Ave
Wadaworth
Earle W. Melvin
West Prospect St
Miss Mills
Chevrolet Motor Company
Detroit
Michigan
Chevrolet
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General Motors
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