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However, the fastest DELPHOS media report — Recent a very low level, it was from s have proso there was claimed the nation still very high Sorority sets golf a “double dip” to be in People didn’t unemployment. feel like they The Iota Sigma outing One area econom recession. were out of the Depres Chapter of Phi Beta Psi sion says the unoffic ics expert because there Sorority had been a is holding its 17th used to describ ial term is tremendous Paul Oechs e back-to-back dip in incom ”Janet Lane Memoannual recessions withou e commemora le, left, and Lori Frey, right, and it hadn’t gotten back up Caitlin Eyth photos t a “boom” ting the presen Outing” scramb rial Golf between to where it had son of Moses Wise, construction of the grand t a duplicate photo of Hawthorne Hillsle Sept. 18 at the downt them. Therefore, Then, started yet. the new plaque stand to Tom who built the Swan Memorial Golf Club. we had urn seems like Wise, second The scramble begins of Van Wert lookstands in 1927. Connie Swand one sion in 1937. another recesfrom left, extended encum on. ers and Dave with brance. a shotgun start Boley of “Any time the at 8 a.m. “It wasn’t until Breakfast and World War total income goes country’s II that incom lunch will be es provided, along down, that’s a recession. where they had got back to with cash We prizes for the top been in 1929. By CAITLIN came out of recessi officially So, it felt EYTH like a decade Proceeds from teams. on because recessi Lori Frey recentl The Delphos Herald the income started the outon, though there of y learned ing will benefi to come ceyth@delpho had t cancer back up but sherald.com the history after knowing performed manually. research, the nation not very fast. actually been two short recesWise for years “They used boring So, though we’re sions that made al projand said she ect of Phi Beta jigs up what we was and VAN WERT of the recessi officially out know today — The been “amazed” they had to mortise and tenon joints as local cancer Psi, as well on, it’s down as the Great 154th Van Wert put it together,” built so long ago. from its peak Depression.” County Fair Also, St. Rita’s patients. Wise said. and She kicked off Wedne brought it to Medical Even without slowly, so unemp rising very Andreas is Center and Lima electricity, the board of directosday as of Executive the attention the project still go up even loyment can rent conditionsconcerned curwas completed Health System Memorial though some could worsen ered for the annual rs gath- Oechsle and Director Paul by 11 worke received people are earning and places blame funds during the cutting and a specia ribbon- was a good he agreed it days and camers in just 60 at Federal organizamoney,” Bluffto a bit more Reserve Bank idea to tion’s National in under l tribute memo n University Chairman Ben to one of the rate the men com- get at just over $10,00 budAssistant Bernanke’s doorst in Springfield, Convention fairground’s Profes behind 0. ep. largest attractions. Mo. the construction. of Wise said his Economics Jonath sor “The Fed For more inform great pride in his father took A plaque was ation — “The grands said. “So, we’re an Andreas about fightin keeps talking fees, etc. — or work. the grandstand unveiled at heart and soul tand is the “My dad of the recession officially out inflation has g inflation, when contact Rhoda to register, to honor the 80-year-old structu grounds and it’sof the fair- every buildin told me that feel like it to but it doesn’t Fed’s target been below the (419) 733-1497Deitsch at by Sept. 13. facility was built re. The that we recogn only right a monument,”g you build is because unemp most people for about two of two percent ize the man he said. “This after a fire who TODAY loyment is still years. Most of destroyed the origina building is a monum built it,” Frey high and income Boys Soccer: Kalida l grandent with s aren’t back the Fed’s board members are stand in 1927. a lot of history at According to said. to where they were.” Fort Jennings (PCL) actually chosen Since then, it .” by the big , 5 p.m.; has withstood the father won the Wise, his The plaque Lima Senior at banks. When the econom y back- more Banks hate inflation and still hosts test of time seven other contra bid over Swan Laser was created by 5 p.m.; Spence Ottoville, slides while Products, a divithousands of than they most visitors each year. winning bid was ctors; the sion of Swan Lincolnview, 5rville at hurting, some call are still ployment becaushate unemMemo $10,995. this a “douT.K. Priddy, The plaque is Marys at Elida p.m.; St. The grandstand rials. ble dip.” tends to eat away e inflation a Van Wert (WBL), will host ed to Tom Wise, dedicat- engineer, design many events at Girls Soccer: Shawn 7 p.m. value of the debt at the real “When two recessi the fair ed whose stands ee father, Moses they hold. ons are Unemp at St. John’s, 5 close together, for $125. It was the tractor pulls to the from Wise, built loyment p.m.; annual built cheerl the grandstand. before Jefferson at Crestv ‘double-dipping’ they call it impact on bank has very little Resident invent electric tools were The eading competition. profits. Thus, 5 p.m.; Ottoville iew, ed, so all work way people talk just in the the Fed was fair will very quick to act was Wednesday. run through Lima Senior, 7 at sion, which is about reces- to bail out p.m. the banking sysdifferent from Boys Golf: Colum a formal definit tem but it is bus ion,” Grove at Pauldi “The Great Depres he said. about helpincompletely blasé ng g reduce unemsion was ploym 4 p.m.; Fort Recov (NWC), a double-dip recessi ent. For the at St. John’s (MACery banks, the formal definit on but by another dip to the recessi 4:30 p.m.; Shawn ), ion, there was a recessi ee at on from about would be preferable to on Elida (WBL), the 1930 to about 5 p.m. 1932 that was Girls Golf See ECONOMY, St. John’s and page 2 Lincolnview at Wayne Trace (Pleasant Valley ), Volleyball: St. 4 p.m. John’s at Coldwater (MAC Elida at St. Marys), 5:30 p.m.; By MIKE BAKE 5:30 p.m.; Spence (WBL), ther to the west The Associated R at Wayne Trace, rville Press 6 p.m. a very significant and have Girls Tennis impact on the immediate BUXT ON, Shawnee (WBL: Elida at coastline. Our ), 4:30 p.m. — Hurricane Earl N.C. blew toward present track keeps it off the Eastern Seaboa shore, Forecast rd today as Nation but you never know,” a major storm Chance al Hurricane with winds of Center around 145 mph spokesman Denni of showas forecasts Feltgen ers tried to pinpoi said. ers, storms Above: Van nt exactly how close the Friday mornThe center issued President Dave Wert Agricultural Society strong a tropiand heaviest surge est gales cal storm warnin ing turning ribbon at the Evans prepares to cut the g early today main gates of to North Caroli would get for the coast partly sunny County Fairgr the Van Wert chain of barrier na’s fragile in New York of Long Island in afternoon; high directors looks ounds while the board of islands. and a hurricane in on. watch was issued They also upper 70s. See Right: Julie page 2. for areas to figure out were trying of Massachuset the 4-H Fashio Dickman of Delphos won ts. A hurristorm would whether the cane warnin Index division compen Revue Senior Modeling g was already stay offshore as it tracks up in tition at the effect for the County Fair. Conte the Northeast coast of North Van Obituaries coast Carolina. stants were judgedWert on their model 2 windsor bring hurricane-force State/Local only ing as their clothin was judged at 3 Boston to Long Island, the the Earl’s first encounter with Politics an earlier compe g design Today is Senior tition. 4 Cape metropolitan area and comeU.S. mainland should Community Cod. Citizens Day around midnig fair. Fairgoers at the 5 ht today, Sports as the storm Tourists are admitted 60 years of age and older is forecast to 6-7 from North were largely gone pass free. 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St. John’s PTO its second annual is planning Mum Sale. Eight-inch mums in a choice of three colors are just $7 with procee ds going to benefit the St. John’s ers and their classro teachOrder mums by oms. by calling 419-30 Friday or pick up a form 3-6583 in grade school office. the BY MICHAEL Mum pick-up FORD followed by tremen The Delphos Herald 9-11 a.m. Sept. day is dous eco11 mford@delphosher nomic grade school parkinin the ald.com 1934; growth in 1933 and g lot. some of ever. However, the fastest DELPHOS media report — Recent a very low level, it was from s have proso there was claimed the nation still very high Sorority sets golf a “double dip” to be in People didn’t unemployment. feel like they The Iota Sigma outing One area econom recession. were out of the Depres Chapter of Phi Beta Psi sion says the unoffic ics expert because there Sorority had been a is holding its 17th used to describ ial term is tremendous Paul Oechs e back-to-back dip in incom ”Janet Lane Memoannual recessions withou e commemora le, left, and Lori Frey, right, and it hadn’t gotten back up Caitlin Eyth photos t a “boom” ting the presen Outing” scramb rial Golf between to where it had son of Moses Wise, construction of the grand t a duplicate photo of Hawthorne Hillsle Sept. 18 at the downt them. Therefore, Then, started yet. the new plaque stand to Tom who built the Swan Memorial Golf Club. we had urn seems like Wise, second The scramble begins of Van Wert lookstands in 1927. Connie Swand one sion in 1937. another recesfrom left, extended encum on. ers and Dave with brance. a shotgun start Boley of “Any time the at 8 a.m. “It wasn’t until Breakfast and World War total income goes country’s II that incom lunch will be es provided, along down, that’s a recession. where they had got back to with cash We prizes for the top been in 1929. By CAITLIN came out of recessi officially So, it felt EYTH like a decade Proceeds from teams. on because recessi Lori Frey recentl The Delphos Herald the income started the outon, though there of y learned ing will benefi to come ceyth@delpho had t cancer back up but sherald.com the history after knowing performed manually. research, the nation not very fast. actually been two short recesWise for years “They used boring So, though we’re sions that made al projand said she ect of Phi Beta jigs up what we was and VAN WERT of the recessi officially out know today — The been “amazed” they had to mortise and tenon joints as local cancer Psi, as well on, it’s down as the Great 154th Van Wert put it together,” built so long ago. from its peak Depression.” County Fair Also, St. Rita’s patients. Wise said. and She kicked off Wedne brought it to Medical Even without slowly, so unemp rising very Andreas is Center and Lima electricity, the board of directosday as of Executive the attention the project still go up even loyment can rent conditionsconcerned curwas completed Health System Memorial though some could worsen ered for the annual rs gath- Oechsle and Director Paul by 11 worke received people are earning and places blame funds during the cutting and a specia ribbon- was a good he agreed it days and camers in just 60 at Federal organizamoney,” Bluffto a bit more Reserve Bank idea to tion’s National in under l tribute memo n University Chairman Ben to one of the rate the men com- get at just over $10,00 budAssistant Bernanke’s doorst in Springfield, Convention fairground’s Profes behind 0. ep. largest attractions. Mo. the construction. of Wise said his Economics Jonath sor “The Fed For more inform great pride in his father took A plaque was ation — “The grands said. “So, we’re an Andreas about fightin keeps talking fees, etc. — or work. the grandstand unveiled at heart and soul tand is the “My dad of the recession officially out inflation has g inflation, when contact Rhoda to register, to honor the 80-year-old structu grounds and it’sof the fair- every buildin told me that feel like it to but it doesn’t Fed’s target been below the (419) 733-1497Deitsch at by Sept. 13. facility was built re. The that we recogn only right a monument,”g you build is because unemp most people for about two of two percent ize the man he said. “This after a fire who TODAY loyment is still years. Most of destroyed the origina building is a monum built it,” Frey high and income Boys Soccer: Kalida l grandent with s aren’t back the Fed’s board members are stand in 1927. a lot of history at According to said. to where they were.” Fort Jennings (PCL) actually chosen Since then, it .” by the big , 5 p.m.; has withstood the father won the Wise, his The plaque Lima Senior at banks. When the econom y back- more Banks hate inflation and still hosts test of time seven other contra bid over Swan Laser was created by 5 p.m.; Spence Ottoville, slides while Products, a divithousands of than they most visitors each year. winning bid was ctors; the sion of Swan Lincolnview, 5rville at hurting, some call are still ployment becaushate unemMemo $10,995. this a “douT.K. Priddy, The plaque is Marys at Elida p.m.; St. The grandstand rials. ble dip.” tends to eat away e inflation a Van Wert (WBL), will host ed to Tom Wise, dedicat- engineer, design many events at Girls Soccer: Shawn 7 p.m. value of the debt at the real “When two recessi the fair ed whose stands ee father, Moses they hold. ons are Unemp at St. John’s, 5 close together, for $125. It was the tractor pulls to the from Wise, built loyment p.m.; annual built cheerl the grandstand. before Jefferson at Crestv ‘double-dipping’ they call it impact on bank has very little Resident invent electric tools were The eading competition. profits. Thus, 5 p.m.; Ottoville iew, ed, so all work way people talk just in the the Fed was fair will very quick to act was Wednesday. run through Lima Senior, 7 at sion, which is about reces- to bail out p.m. the banking sysdifferent from Boys Golf: Colum a formal definit tem but it is bus ion,” Grove at Pauldi “The Great Depres he said. about helpincompletely blasé ng g reduce unemsion was ploym 4 p.m.; Fort Recov (NWC), a double-dip recessi ent. For the at St. John’s (MACery banks, the formal definit on but by another dip to the recessi 4:30 p.m.; Shawn ), ion, there was a recessi ee at on from about would be preferable to on Elida (WBL), the 1930 to about 5 p.m. 1932 that was Girls Golf See ECONOMY, St. John’s and page 2 Lincolnview at Wayne Trace (Pleasant Valley ), Volleyball: St. 4 p.m. John’s at Coldwater (MAC Elida at St. Marys), 5:30 p.m.; By MIKE BAKE 5:30 p.m.; Spence (WBL), ther to the west The Associated R at Wayne Trace, rville Press 6 p.m. a very significant and have Girls Tennis impact on the immediate BUXT ON, Shawnee (WBL: Elida at coastline. Our ), 4:30 p.m. — Hurricane Earl N.C. blew toward present track keeps it off the Eastern Seaboa shore, Forecast rd today as Nation but you never know,” a major storm Chance al Hurricane with winds of Center around 145 mph spokesman Denni of showas forecasts Feltgen ers tried to pinpoi said. ers, storms Above: Van nt exactly how close the Friday mornThe center issued President Dave Wert Agricultural Society strong a tropiand heaviest surge est gales cal storm warnin ing turning ribbon at the Evans prepares to cut the g early today main gates of to North Caroli would get for the coast partly sunny County Fairgr the Van Wert chain of barrier na’s fragile in New York of Long Island in afternoon; high directors looks ounds while the board of islands. and a hurricane in on. watch was issued They also upper 70s. See Right: Julie page 2. for areas to figure out were trying of Massachuset the 4-H Fashio Dickman of Delphos won ts. A hurristorm would whether the cane warnin Index division compen Revue Senior Modeling g was already stay offshore as it tracks up in tition at the effect for the County Fair. Conte the Northeast coast of North Van Obituaries coast Carolina. stants were judgedWert on their model 2 windsor bring hurricane-force State/Local only ing as their clothin was judged at 3 Boston to Long Island, the the Earl’s first encounter with Politics an earlier compe g design Today is Senior tition. 4 Cape metropolitan area and comeU.S. mainland should Community Cod. Citizens Day around midnig fair. Fairgoers at the 5 ht today, Sports as the storm Tourists are admitted 60 years of age and older is forecast to 6-7 from North were largely gone pass free. 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