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Newspaper

Van Wert Times

Location

Van Wert, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1936

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Ice Blanket Causes Van Wert County Traffic Slowdown

A 24 hour spell of wintry conditions left Van Wert County icy and travel hazardous. Temperatures fell to 22 above while roads were clogged, buses ran late and most schools canceled with several basketball games postponed to later dates.

van Wert Transportation Lines Lima Fort Wayne United Brethren Convoy YMCA Wren- Wiltshire Middle Point-Hoaglin- Jackson

Arctic Storm Paralyzes Midwest Roads With Freezing Weather

Swirling snow and sleet storms swept mid-America paralyzing traffic across several states. Arctic blasts threaten sub-zero conditions from the Rockies to the Atlantic as highways in the Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Kansas and Nebraska froze. Denver reported three degrees above zero as the nation endures another bitter cold period.

mid-America Trafic Rocky Mountains Atlantic Dakotas Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Kansas Nebraska Wyoming Colorado Denver

Weather Outlook Mostly Cloudy and Cold Wave Tonight

Partly cloudy and much colder with a strong cold wave expected tonight. Wednesday will bring fair skies but continued cold conditions across the area. Highs stay near freezing and overnight lows dip well below. Winds light to moderate with brisk chill.

Legion Banquet Tonight Draws Expected Large Turnout

Legion officers report a large attendance at the Past Commanders Banquet to be held at Odd Fellows hall starting 6 15 tonight. Reservations reached 175 with 13 from Ohio City 12 from Convoy and 9 from Delphos. A Sons of the Legion Band concert precedes the banquet and the Van Wert post reports 228 members.

Legion Odd Fellows’ Hall van Wert Ohio City Convoy Delphos Milt Campbell Cincinnati Ohio Jake Saslavsky Columbus Orrin Schmitz Veterans Replacement Bureau Sons of the Legion Band Isaac van Wert The American Legion Milton Campbell Earl C. Kleiner Batesville Ind

Missing men found on Green Island after ice drift

Two men, Edward Traverse 22 and George Burrell 35, both of Put-in-Bay, were found on Green Island near Put-in-Bay after an all night search for men who reportedly drove an automobile across Lake Erie's ice toward Port Clinton.

Sandusky Lake Erie Green Island Put-in-Bay Edward Traverse George Burrell Port Clinton

Manager Killed in Defiance Auto Crash

Charles E. Doud, 61, manager of the Ney Cooperative Grain Co., died from fatal injuries after a head on collision near Ney. Salvador Sanchez, Paulding, suffered a broken back in the same wreck reported to have occurred late yesterday at a local intersection.

Defiance Charles E. Doud Ney

Oyster Supper Invited Dairy Feeding School Members

Van Wert County Guernsey Breeders Association invites all Dairy Feeding School enrollees to an oyster supper on Thursday evening February 6 at the Grange Hall Van Wert Fair Grounds. The first feeding school session will be held that evening with the association’s annual officers election. Professor C L Blackman of Ohio State University will speak on the History of Dairying and Its Relation to Human Welfare. Dinner starts at 7 30, aimed to avoid overlapping the speaker.

van Wert Guernsey Breeders’ Association Guernsey Association van Wert Fair C. L. Blackman Ohio State University

Tax rate rise hits most county districts in 1936

Van Wert county real estate taxpayers face a 7.5 percent higher levy for 1936 as rates rise in 24 divisions while four fall and two stay the same. The county rate increases from 2.25 to 2.50 mills to cover a budget shortfall, with City of Ohio City and Van Wert seeing notable cuts or gains. School revenues rise under a state guaranteed share, altering local funding dynamics.

van Wert Harry D. Bevis G. M. Brown Ohio City Corporation Harrison Township Convoy Jennings Township Landeck van Wert City van Wert Board of Education TORY Ain Facts OER Vacban's

State Distributes January Tax Revenue to Ohio Counties

State Auditor Joseph T. Tracy allocated 1,669,830 to Ohio counties for January. The split includes 516,193 for poor relief and 1,153,637 for local government funds. Details show Van Wert 1,297 and Decatur 2,091. Decatur’s American Legion post buys a building for Adams Post 43 and veterans groups with 16 rooms to be remodeled.

Columbus Joseph T. Tracy van Wert Decatur American Legion Post Adams Post 43 The Ladies Auxiliary

Frigid 1863 Blizzard Recall By John J. Hauss

In the Eve ning Leader Hauss recalls a brutal 1863 cold spell. He notes his father’s grocery business with Henry Miller, a shipment of fowl frozen to death on New Year’s morning, and the lack of warning about a blizzard from Chicago.

John J. Hauss St. Marys Henry Miller New York Chicago Hauss

Van Wert County Fair names stage show and superintendents

The 1936 Van Wert County Fair will feature a five night stage revue and circus acts with a 16 girl chorus and orchestra. Henry H. Lueders United Booking Association provided acts. Col A L Gatewood plans to return with a flying rodeo early July. Department superintendents and an exhibitors meeting were announced by fair board secretary Nolan E Stuckey.

van Wert County Fair Nolan E. Stuckey Fair Board Stuckey Henry H. Lueders United Booking Association Detroit van Wert Hillsdale Mich A. L. Gatewood

Use of poison gas advocated in Ethiopian war

The semi official Lavoro Fascista urges widespread gas use in Ethiopia as Italy warns of an oil embargo. It says no Geneva committee can judge poison gas and calls to intensify resistance to sanctions. Ethiopian forces on the southern front join Italians against Ras Desta Demtu’s remnants. Gen Diamanti reports 334 casualties in Tembien.

Rome Lavoro Fascista Today Ethiopia Italy Geneva Lavoro Fascista Ras Desta Diamanti Tembien

Honors Won by County Students at Ohio State

Van Wert county students at Ohio State University distinguished themselves in the winter quarter. Margaret E. Trippy won scholarship honors in the college of education. Dale F. Runnion was elected to Phi Sigma honors society for freshmen. John Allen Gene Sperry and Albert Wallace were listed as new students for the spring quarter.

van Wert County Ohio State University Margaret E. Trippy John H., Trippy North Washington St College of Education Dale F. Runnion Pleasant Jo Phi Sta Sigma John Allen Gene Sperry Albert Wallace

Don White Wins District Title in Lima Boxing Meet

Don White of Van Wert narrowly claimed the district middleweight championship in the American Legion amateur tournament in Lima. White KOs a Lima fighter to win the title and advances to the Akron state tournament. Several other winners from Lima and nearby towns were named in flyweight bantamweight featherweight and light welterweight divisions. Van Wert had no entrants in multiple classes.

Don White van Wert American Legion Lima Akron White Columbus White Frankie Thompson Celina Johnny Rose Ada Charles Hartman Van

Green Defeated as Mine Workers Split from AFL

The United Mine Workers of America delegates in Washington booed and heckled AFL President William Green as they moved toward secession from the federation. John L. Lewis, mining president, now holds command of a convention already authorizing a split and possible dues withholding. Green pleaded for unity but faced derision from about 1,700 coal diggers.

Washington United Mine Workers William Green American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis United Mines Workers of America Willim Green Green Mine Workers A. F. of L Shaggy Browed Lewis

Boston Faces Fuel Shortage Amid Coastal Ice Barriers

Boston officials seek aid from President Roosevelt and the war and navy departments to relieve an acute fuel shortage caused by ice along the Massachusetts coast. Frank S. Davis of the Boston Maritime association telegraphed requests for cutters to free a craft ice-bound near Nantucket Island, where five airplane loads of emergency supplies were delivered to 3,200 residents, though relief teams found no immediate distress.

Boston Roosevelt War and Navy Departments Boston Maritime Association Frank S. Davis Association Massachusetts Nantucket Island

State Department takes control as Washington High ends strike

Washington High School in Washington D H ends a one day student walkout with 500 students affected after the State Department of Education assumes control. The protest urged Superintendent A D St Clair to resign or refute allegations about him and a board meeting failed to resolve the dispute.

Washington, D. H State Department of Education Washington High School A. D. St. Clair Board of Education

Quick Move to Repeal 3 Farm Acts

Washington reports congressional leaders pushing prompt repeal of the Bankhead cotton control Kerr Smith tobacco and potato control laws tied to the 1933 Agricultural Adjustment Act. Roosevelt urged swift action noting termination of the production adjustment program and Supreme Court rulings. other farm measures advance in Senate and House.

Washington Roosevelt Congress Bankhead Kerr-Smith Capitol Sen Russell Georgia Agriculture Committee Supreme Court AAA Vandenberg Michigan House Agriculture Committee Jones Soil Conservation Subsidy House Senate White House Benson F.L Minnesota Smith Dem South Carolina Senate Agriculture Committee Norbeck South Dakota Bankhead Soil Conservation Secretary of Agriculture Sen. Pope Idaho

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