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Eighty-Sixth Year
SlUOENTS fROM THE
Whol Number 6115
WAYNESVILLE, OHIO ~ THURSDAY, APRIL 26, lD 34
'F.AR~ER'S
I CELEBRATED
56TH ANNIVERSAY LAST
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
CRANC; PUTS ON PROGRAM AT SPRINCB
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ESA~'I'
THE 'CHURCHES SUNDAY
~~~~~~~' lHE PRESENT WHEAl AND PROS-
II 0wl'1I . p eil"ce.: SI1UAIlON Mr. and Following the custom of excclebl'at 'd the II' 56lh II cddlng an- I changi ng programs, which has been sta rted in ,the county, Farnler's nivcr. al'Y on Tue~day, . April ' 24 I The couplc have Irv d In Wllyues. 1 • Grange will take a program to Springboro, Moy 2. Members al'e ST. MARY'S CHURCH ville at three different times tlntl ============~=. urged to go to visit this neighbor H/'v. J. ,T•• ch e r. Rector have always dono . plcndid work at grunge and to back our program, Adjuatmellt Contract. 'Mr, and Mrs, W, B. Squir ~ 1.1r, and IIft·s, Moni Fulkcrson th Friencl ~ H om e. To , f ro ar. d Mr. Wheat I-'utll tb ,'uf'du)" art~r Ea. 1f r, spen t unda~' at the I'e ervoir, Approximately Thirty Student. which is as follow, pril 2!J. h\ II' h .... c- h 01 at 9 ::10; were aylon vi silor, Oil Tue.day. P eirc , the f amil y at t he hom and Are Slill Open For Mus ic Fires Family Orchestra Prayer and sermon at a large circle' or f,;entls in the com Enter Contest. From Fiye Mr. . M. Whi t·. of Lo uiijville, Sipen 11 ~ . H.. , . 'Weaver and son. ,I im· ;Ellen Moss Recitation muni y extend cllngrnlulati on and Ky., called on friends hcre, Mon · Xenia . vil,itors 0 11 Tu esmie, wore School. Pa ntomime In charge nc ere wi h for man y nJor( si ___ _ ' of Mrs. Stubbs day. FE RRY CHURC H OF CH RIST tlay. happy anniversaries, The world wheat situation has . , Vocal Solo Mrs. Fulkerson ( U ntlcnom inaltional) I(!ane rs aptha GIlS a nd water leaners Naptha Gas and wal \. nol Improved to any extent since Tho sectlOn<ll ~.omm rcml con- ITalk Mr. James Gibbons Whil~ Ga. for, t oves. ngl sby's Chester A. Wlilliamso n tcs.ts . were held In the. SChoOl , M u ic . ' Fires' Orchestra White Gas fol' stove. . Un leHby' s furnH.'I 'l' hard it discussed when ' nifre ll ~ n 'lce b(>~inning at Filling Station. bUlldmB: la8t Suturday, wI,th Mr. Reading , , Ruth Hockett Filling Station. the wheat adjustment program !J:;10 u. m, \1 it h Church .-ch(lQI BI:own In charge. ApprOXimately Playlet .... .. In charge ~ii ' s Doris Mr. and Mr l!. Leon Salisbury was 1>1" scnt d to them 'l ast fall. thl1"~Y students ~ook part, rep~e- I of Mrs. Larrick and family, of abinn, visiteu reo p ~r i tJ d. L ord" 'u pp el' and ~el 'mon hom la, t wc-ek after a Th 'I' is ~till 800 miltion 1>u hels a t ]O ::lO a. m. You are al\\'a~'s at scntmg Seve!! Mtle, Monroe, Falr- Music ........ Fires' Orchestra lati ves here, Sunday. relatives in I veland. of carry over wh eat on hand. t hi s ch ul eh , field . TownshIp, Morrow and WayThe mee"ting tarts at 8 :30. _ ___ Mr. and ?ill'S. On-ill Gray and Ang lin Mill 7, dil'd at he l This country will export only nesvIlJe, W, N. 'ears and fami ly are mov· ST. AUGUSTINE CHURCH <laughte r, Barba ra, spent Sunda late home in St. .l oReph, Mo., on about forty to .forty,seven million In first-y ar typing Monroe ing into the larence Ry property Filthcl" Newl o:n Pa tor with relatives in Dayton. Monday, April 23, aftel' a long bushels during the year ending ran ked first and ,even Mile secon Foul'th street today. 1\1 t St A t " ' hurch illne~s, She lIas born S~ptemb I June 30, 1934. Comp ared with an ond, the rates beingrespeclively Mr. and Mrs. Lee Morri, or . ass a . ug\.l~ mc!\ 11'. RJld I'll rs. Morris Sherw od) 2 • 1 54, ill Warr n cou nty, average of 166 million bushels for '4 4 word and 39 words in a fifte \! n Dayton wel'e guests of 1\11'8 every st' ontl alld ,f ourth llntlay of :olumlJus, visitetl Mr. and Mrs . Ohi o, near Wayn ville, She wal! the past ]0 years, this 1933-34 minute test. Seven Mile and FairAmand~ Maffitt, unday. .. lot t he nlunth. Ca~1 he rwood ovcr the week-end , the dallllilt I' of th r luLl.' Jonnthon trade amounls to less than a third fi old qualified for first and l!econd MT d M FRIENDsMiEETINC and Martha Hain s. H I' early lif ~ the avernge and less than a fifth , ' place in advanced typing, with , n. an e rs. tal'l f anker, ofd to (lnd ~Mhool d"y" pe llt )'n t b c hlg . h fi gu res f or 192'..25. 0 ur ol'win E. Ary, te nant on the .T. Maso rutcs of 50 and 48.6, Fairfield and M 0 'l'he lat est r port 1\1" . Vcom II from II ~ " ..,' '''''I'C ., ~ () S ... I an I Fi l"l:;t. yu y . chaol at .I ::.1 0 a. m. r. Witham at laml n y s- Wn ynesvI·\l e. Monroe weI' award d first and , l~a~k e farlll on Col l e~e HIli , M s 0, w R 're U gues I b " o l d export mar k et 'IS gone- I'k I I.' a. r. . , ng es ee on um ny. 1\1 ting l or Won.hip a t 10 :30 pital ill thtH he is getting nlong ;'h wu s mal'l"i('d to tto . ,Mill . life-long fri t>nd wh o bas passed seco nd place in boo kk eping. Way- ~as mJ~red ab~ut ~0 :3 0 thiS mornMrs, Charles Lynch was taken to a. m. lIic Iy . April 25, 1 3, in Lebanon and away. nesville won first place in advanced mg whl lo ~orktng In the field ,. ~h e . shorthand , with Roma Hardin re- tractor w.hlch Ary was dl'lvmg 'Miami Valley Hospital Tue day ' -M.I'. ll lHI ~Irs. J ohn Fro mm and latcl' mov d to Wayne~villc and n July 1, 1933, the carryover of wh at in this country was 388 c iving an accuracy rating of broke 100 e . from th~ plow and afternoon for ma toid observation, WAY NESVILLE MI. E , CHURCH famil y werc guests of MI'. und lived hel'c a sh rj. t iml'. III 1 , Rev. G. C, Dib~~rt, Pastor Mr'. Me lvyn Banta I1t Delawal' I Mr. ami Mrl<. Mill s removed to million bush els. On July I, 1934 97 .4 ,)" at 110 words per minute. ran over .hlm, . breakmg o~e leg unuay: unday sellOol at !J :30 Ohio, Sunday. Kansa s and a litt! latcr to t. the carryover will probably be All other papers in advanced short a nd ~llas~mg him badly. HI son, . M:. an~ ?!r~, Jack, Kelley, of J o, ph, M (l., where th y hav lrom 250 to 286 million bushels, hand and all pap rs in fir t. year workmg.lD another pa~t of the field Cincinnati, VI Itcd MI.. and Mr. a. Ill. Morning "\\ oll'ship at 10:30. 1 1I'11'~ . J . D. TI' adwny is recover- since resided. which would be about twice the , horlhnnd was disq ualified be- h,eard hiS. lather callmg and h.u r- Nolan onnol' and fanllly on un · The ~ erm o n l<ubject will be I Going · ut fol' ; Noble ' ing II icely :from an op ration which ' She i flUl'vived by her husband , • normal carryover. The shortest cuuse of th eir failure to lIoore the rled . to hIm. Ary was taken Im- day. accuracy rating of 95 ~ which was ~(:dlatAlly to the McClellan hOBMr. and MI' '. J. O. CUI.twright, ~ At. :00 p. m. PI·~f. Lo 7.' . . 5~C und~r~vcllt at M.t ,lena n HOS- 10tt(1 and two s~n8, arl J, MIII~ crop in the last third of a century s t as a standal.d. pltal by Mr. Henry Westerman Hyde Park, incinnati , wen' dll Y chool (ln~s I'r~ll hav en lll' pllal Xenia. last F rIday. and Raym ond Mtll~, of t, Jo eph made is pOll ible to whitt'le into the and no report has yet om week-end guests 0 rs. annah chlli'ge- of th ser~"c, • and Ml', 1\1 Peler D C lone broth el', J ohn !Caine. , uf carry ov I' supply only abo\lt 100 the hospital. Rogers. Gar!;'t will givc the address, D em~~' and Pete)' t:n~:y Del~:s ~~ ; ~ayto n , hio a nd many .,·t'lalive~ I million bu. hols du~ing the past Wayne T~p. h,duatrial Tour. -_.. Oh ' t S d In and around W ayne~vt1le , Mr. seaso n. se of wbeat has no t deOn n xt at.urdt~y and u1)da y . I N . w lImna, 10, ~ pen un ay d.... M' II Ie b ra t e d i h e'l" . ' . of h d . Plans for the Wllyne Twp. [n - CORN-HOG SECTION J' pdl 28·2!1 the Annual Ilrmg with M ' Oil ' D ' d ' l '1 li n mfS. I S ce , clmed because t e epresslon. Mrs. JOl\eph Evans r turned home dustrial Tour are nearing como nr I'~ ncc of th D:tyton Distr ict t. I aVI an IIml y. golden wedding anniversary last Better times will not change the LIBERALIZES RULE Saturday evenin~ uftf'r spending plcllion and stud ents are looking Epworth Ll'llgue will be held in iI', and 1\1rs. Ray Hawke and year. On April 26 it she hael li ved. I consumption of bread a nd other the wintel' with her daughter in forward to a vel"y pleasant trip. Lebanon , The program open on' family, MI'. and Mrs . al'l Hawke, she would have been married 51 cer~1l1 products to any extent, The Arrangements have been mad e Oat. Acre.... for Puture or Hay Florida. aturday at 2 :30 p. m. and clo!lcS of Dayton and MI". and MrR. L e years. The funct'a] is being · held 11934 acreage for harvut, with to visit Wilbur Wright Field of unda y todllY, Th ursd~y, a~ 3 o'clock at , average yields for spring wheat, ·l\frs. Anna adwalladel' and nn Sunday at 4 p. m. It i~ hoped Hawke and family werc Not Conaidered "F~d Cropa" Dayton, the Zoological Gardens, Mi sCiara Lile visit d r.l r~ , Ella thllt !level'al muy aHend fr om here. !!,uests of Mr. anti Mrs. J, C. hel' hom . Bul'ia l will be in t. may produce about 700 million Pl'oct ~ & Gamble Company, the J oseph. I bushel~ of wheat. This is a mater- ' n Wedne~day tOf n ext week Hawke at a family dinner. Babb lit pTing Vall ey aturdar A recent rllling of the corn hog afternoon. Roo kwood Potte ry, the Cincinnati iai reduction from the average 'l'lw Wom en' · For.eign 1I1i sionary Union T erminal Company, and se.ction of the AAA permits fannSociety w ill meet with Mrs. J . B M r ,Carl onnal'd nnd two M"l'S. Mabel Lamb orner, ag d 860 million busbels of the past the Pl'od u~ rs' Cooperative Com. ers t o include oats that al'e to be Freder ick Robitzi!r, of New rabhe. A vel'y . plendid program children, of na~'ton , are spending 21 you ngest daughter or Robert few years, but still mO're t han the missioll As ociation- all of Cin- cut green and used for hay, or to Yo rk City, is spending his vacation has been planned. l\1i~s Elizabeth tllis week wi th her pal'ents, Mr. La'mb of Wuyn o~vllle died W d- a nnual disappearance of wheat, cinnati. The Dayton Breadco mpany be used for pasture, as part of the with hi s father. Mr. C. M. Rollit- Ho!!'ue, \ ' ho has sp,ent many year. and M l 'S. A_ ,Griffy. Mrs. Con- nesda~ ni ght, April at Miami 1625 million bu~h el!l, in this counat Dayton, and the Amorican Roil- to taJ crop aer ag of the farm zer and family. Il'Ol'king as Q, misdonal'Y in Inda nard and one of tbe children al'e VaUey hospital. try. ing Mills Company of fiddletown . rather than a8 a. part of the feed will be th speak r' at thj meeUng confined to the house with measles Funenll services will be held The wheat grower who s igns a Messrs. W. C, t . J ohn, My el' These Industrial Trips will be crop acreage. ---I r. Sam Shallat retumed to Saturday afternoon al' 2 o'cIo k contl'act is a . ured parity p rice on H yman and D. L, Cran e atte nded h ld during t he week of April 30, Pr viously, oats were considerCHURCH · h er honle in incinnati on Wed- at the hurch of hri t, corner of 54 per cent ?f the average crop probably on Tu esday, 'Wednesday ed a reed crop, and signers of corn R. A, M. inspec tion at Lebanon, WAYN ESVILLE CHRIST Summit an I t erc l' streets, Day- he produce d In .the base period, and Thursday of that week. Mr. hog , contracts were expected to Friday evening. ( ndcnomililational) n sda y aft l' a vi it with MI'. and ton. B u ial in Miami cem tery. 1928 to 1932. S ince he gets tbree Hatfi ld is in charge of the trip; include s ucb oats acreage in Mrs. Myel' Hyman and son , Bobt f d ti The meeti ng of the Mother's hester A. Williamson. Minister bie. Mrs. J annette Bloch, of CinMiddletown and Fmnkli"n papers paym en s or two crop re u c ons Mr. rabbI.' will arrange for trans ftguring up their total fee4 crops. club which wa to bave b en hel I ' please copy. I and since he l'e.duces his acreage, ]lortation and Mr, Brown is The contract places a limitation on May ' 11, WB postponed un Lil hUlch 'chool at O::~ 0 a . m. cinnati, mother of Mrs. Hyman, is he wiIJ actually receive parity handling the correspon dence. on the number Qf acres that can FlidflY, May 18. LOl'd's uppel' a,t conclusion. Ch ris- vi iling here now. pl'ice on more than 54 bushels out t inn Endeavor at (I :;!O p. m. Earl William RolJin ~on, 76, diod, at of every hundreq he produces in be put to fee<! crops on the indiviCalenclar for Cloain. D.,a of dual farm. l\tr . Hartl ,y Mo s en t ertained a the county hom in Lebanon, Fri- ] 934 from Ii yield siinilar to that Mrs. Merle Kern and daug hter, Woolnrd, Ll:ader. Evening evanSCMeI Oats sowed tor such a purpo e, J oan, DC Clcveland, were the week- geli , tic service at 7 :30 p. Ill . gl'oup of child ren at a birthday day morni ng, ane r an illness due of his base period. Just how much howevar, will be counted as part end g\lest of he r parents, Mr. and rlay~I' ml'clin¢ Hnd Bi ble study I arty in honor of Misses Ell en and to a. complication of dl a se . Th e mOTB, win depend uponthe amount April 27- Senlor Prom. oach Wednesday nt 7 :30 p, Ill. ~h l!- Mary M.oss, on 'aturday alter- f unel"lll wa s held at th McClure of his b nefit p,8 yments in the April 30-May, incl.- Biennial in- of the total crop acreage. The Mrs. J . D. Marlatt. church "herc yoU! feel at home. noon . The guest list included Funeral Hom e on Monday aitey- thr years , The contract simer eorn·hog contract limits the acre dustrial Tours. Mr, Mary E. Robinson, Ml's. ____ __ ..... - - ~1al. tha l\ial'tin, orma L ove1y, 9oon. In t rment \\'8S made ip will 11 his wheat O,n the open May 4- County T~ack Meet. S. W. age that can be devoted to all Erlr production is more nearly Alma Prendel'ga!\t, Opal Roberts. Miami cem tery. mark t , but his benefit payments Di ~rict Tennis meet at Cincin- crops for harvest to the number of Serena Herrick, Mrs. Ellen Goo n, Robert, of Dayton, were aVltl';lge in the n':>h nati. _ acres \planted in 1932 or 1~S3 , and central and Roxie 8ckett, Willi Faye Lo\\ is, - - - - - -- - -. will add to his returns fro m the th week-ond gue ts 01 MI' . Flossie ~ May o- District State cholarshlp hlchever is the latger. \\ estern t tc~ than e"'ewhere . Harriet Greely, Betty Braddock, crops of 1034 and 1935. and family. CareyThe contract provisions was Test at Miami University 9 :3'0 Produc t ion ill the outh has 'been harl()tte , Ry~, ~{el n Hisey, Sarah The grower who stays out of liberalized in recognition of the Mrs. Harvey Rye entertained the very low, and ill tlhe north Atlantic oa ner, Mommla HOB.k, ,J . an and •. m. the wheat adjustment program May 7cnool Di play (7-11 inel s mall 1934 8upplies 01 hay, owing member or the Argunot B ridge states, be low average, t .J(ln~ lIartsoc,k and Vlrglnta Pre will sell his wheat on the open _____ _ __ _ - I ton . A iter the afternoon was spent market at the goin g price. The May 8-Sportsmanship Brother- to winter killing of legume seed- club on Saturdily a fter.noon, The ·e P we bill in pluying games, d elicious refresh more wheat tl.at is produced, the h ood meeting a t gym, 8 p. m. ings, and also to take care of cases invite d guests were, robs, C. B, 0 r ~- ments of ice cream and angel Fcod Special'lt Name, Wild low!)r the pdce,~ is likely to be. !\fay l1--Junior-Senior Banquet. ",bieh, under strict adherence to Chapman, MI'S, John Preston and White Ros , foo d cake were served. S. W. District Track meet at contract provisionB, would have Mrs. A. H. Stubbs, hi n d th e eni~ i ne. resulted in so-called "free acres," Oxford. Ohio. Plant. That May Be Wheat Contract for rir_ Cro.... May 12-State Commercial con- or "idle Land" or far'll! under conU.ed a. Tonicl' Wheat IldjWltme'nt contracts) test, Bowling Green. tract. - --now ofl'crt'd t o Warren County ---...-.~-May l3- Baccalaureate Service at Tum now to greens to add vad· farm r f or the second time, are the gym, 8 p. m, NEW OFFICERS ELECTEI) ety to your III aI, ug g st$ Miss reo)elled to two groups of wheat May i4- Second emester Exams. . AT MEETINC OF Y. F. M. L-________________~--__~--~~~~~~~~~~~---------------------- Alma Carv in,' extension specialist producer., There are: May 18- Mother's Club meets at in nutrition for the 0, • , U. 1. Tilose who want to fill out ap Grade Building, The tf.' rm gl'('cns includ es all pliclltio ns blanks and ci.c:;:0;;; n~tr:.:a~c;::t:::.8_ __ _--,':-iI The , . . me In May 18- Report: cards and other the leafy vegctablell, salad greens, now for the first time. session at the home of Rhoades and awards at gym, 10 a. m. School a s weIJ as t he l o~\Ves that al'e cook dllCel'~ are eligible to r eceive the picnic on H. S, Campus 11 a, m. Jean Bunnell on Sunday evening, ed. Th ese gre n leaves act a second 1933 payment and all of to 1 p. m. .Commence.ment 8 April 22. Twenty-two pErsons t Pl'iJlg ton ics and l"1l'nk at the top t he 19 34 and 1936 payments, • answered to roll call and two p. m. of the list as protective f oo ds. 2. Those who grcw wheat only visitors wore present. Election, of May 10- Alumlli They lU'e ric h in iron and calcium in th years 1932 and 1933. These officers was held and the results as well as in vitamins A and C, and producers, who were ineligible to were as follows: Eva McMillan, TenDi. nre al ~/) good sources of vitamins take part in the program under president; Ernest Cook, viceTennis is expected to be a live Band G. . former rulin gs,' a re entitled to sport at W. R. ' S. tlJill spring. president; Amy Bailey, secretary. "Flom now unlil the tim e OUl' grow for harvest this ' year .85 per Many students are in~ere.ted and Stanley Bailey was lesson lea'der gard ens bl!gin to produce we call cent of theil' 1932 acreage. 'l'heir are anxio\J!i to play. , However, at the meeting and the topic was have appetiz ing greens for t.h~ benefit payments are less than due to the grading of the athletic on "Farm Problems." The next picking," says Miss Garvin . "These t hose for growers who grew held at the field and the opportunity ,t o serve meeting will wild g recJ') s nt"!~ foun d in fields, wheat each year of the past five. of Stanley and Amy BaUey. Sarah more persons, plans were made to meadows, lawns and roadsides. All No campaign will be conductJd build two courts w.heTe .we prevl- Braddock will be lestWn leadel', of t h m of c ourse, should be used bY the W arren COl1nty WCA to Ada Grace Underwood will lead ousl had but one. very' young. obtain new signers to contraetl, Considerable work on the the devotionals and Elizabeth Fur"'l'h~ dand elion is de licious at I Carl J . Miller, president of the nas will have charge of the recreathis time of Year, The hea rt call association, announces. Wheat (Continued oll pare 4) tional bour. be used as ,8 salad and the leaves Igrowers who~ cases coincide with .... cooked a groeens. It may be used 'l one of the three cited are urged HARTSOCK--STREET XEN IA PHOTOGRAPHER a\ope or in combination with other ~to inquire for detailed information greens. ' ,a t the county office of the 88S.0 CIaOBSERVES YEAR On Sunday, April 22, at 4. p. m. "The winter mustard, found in tion at lA;.banon between the dates o'clock Mr, Harold Hartsock was grain fields. and meadow s, has ' of Apt'll 23 and April ' 30. His fortieth , anniversary in married to Mias Margaret Ann ra thel' a sh arp taste and h best Figures on acrellges and yields business in Xel}ia is being cele· Street, daujfhter of )lr. and Mrs. combi ned with other greens. It turned in by the new signeJ'll will bl'ated -this week by J. J. Downing Harry Street, of Xenia. The ceremay be used raw 01' cooked. b e mu(!e publie by {lublication (or photographer, of Xenia. mony wa. performed at the home "Wild lettuce. is quite abunclan t '~:( p osting) and will theJ1 be adAfter taking a course in art and of the , bride's parenti, where the in' Ohi o. Whell young is makes an Justed to correspond with the. eUIIlworking a few years at portrait newlyweds expect to stay for the excellent salad d,is h 01' it may be Ima ry of t~'e contracts signed Jut painting, Mr. Downing added pho- present. Mr. Ha~ck ia the lion of coo ked. . fall. New signers will become mem tography to hill profession in the Mr. and Mr.. Ed Hartsock, of "Fl ea bane, sometimes called 1bers ?f . the county wheat control spring of 1886. He was located In Spring VaUet and the gi'andlOn of white top, i s another gr e(ln which ,a SSOCIatiOn . ' Waynesville for eight yean, mov- Mr. and lin. Charles Rye. 141'8, is abundnnt in some s ections of - - -- - ing to Xenia the latter part of Harttoek i. a recent araduate of Ohi o. It is found in meadows 01' SCHOLARSHIP OFFER April, 1894, when he purchased Xenia HIch school. Mr. Hartsock clover fielde. the Gatch galleries from the late operates tba City Service mtion "Curly dock which has a long, IS MADE &.', HOLBROOK W. B. Gatch. at Spring ValleT but expeet, to thin curley leaf is another tempting One of the Gatch galleries was have a permanent locatioD in Daygreen. It may be cooked and Altred Holbrook loeated at 18 Eaet lIark4t etreet, ton loon. . aened alone or in combination Lebanon ,h al announced in a room formerl, oeeupled b • - ---, with other areene, ive scholatAip otrft the Peopl~e sundinl aDd Savin.. "Usually a combination of 1Oh00la ot Warrell ao,...~,. ATTENDED CRADUATION eompan)'. The other ,aUel7 w.. The following letter is explana- This check comea in mighty handy GreenB is more pleasina than one 1bIp.. 00. . . . . tatdo. at . 48 Eut lIaln meet, pretent location of Mr. Downlnc'e gdlo. IIr. and lin. R. • , Hawke, John Henry Smith, wen known tory. I can use it very nicely to pay served alone. In cooking lP'eenl 'tu'~~01~"'~~~;~; it is Important to cook them until ..... til, II Dowalnl later combined tile !Emma B. lIeClu~ lire. L. B. local- barber, 8Upped while carry934 my taxeJ. Just t ender. Some greons, lucb a. torla. of t r. ..dioe at the Eut JIatn Gordo...... Bett7 Hartsock, lIiss inc wood Into his home lut winter April 12, 1 You can count 011 me a8 a :..~ ad...... where he tau lAIe- ~ .lo lliDel' all4l lb. Dlelt fIlm.r IDjuring his knee in the aceident. The Cincinnati Enquirer, booster for Enquirer Insurance Iplnach and ),oung dandelioll8, will ' ~ ." e " " carrlH 011 bill prof..toa ~_.., ....... w......lD.ured with the Ellquirer's Gentl"l~ nand I want to thank you for the need DO cooking water enept tIIat hiIIl ~~~.... ~ -. ~~1>II!!fo - "0 --, Service WUraDce Polie)'. I JOu promptn ill '1\ hirh you lettled which eli.,. to the Ih. S.ith f .... • aablac_ Coo illK the oJ_i... \0
COUNTY IN CONTESTS HERE ON SATURDAY
PEelS ' fOR 1934 35
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