Changes

*  [[Wooster Board of Trade Band]] property, such as musical instruments, owned by the Board of Trade was turned over to the Board of Education, and the high school orchestra favored the members with a half hour of inspiring music at the annual meeting.

*  [[Wooster Board of Trade Band]] property, such as musical instruments, owned by the Board of Trade was turned over to the Board of Education, and the high school orchestra favored the members with a half hour of inspiring music at the annual meeting.

*  Board President Schultz strongly recommended continuing the cooperative work with Wayne County farm organizations, the work in influencing tax reductions, and the Trade in Wooster program.

*  Board President Schultz strongly recommended continuing the cooperative work with Wayne County farm organizations, the work in influencing tax reductions, and the Trade in Wooster program.

*  Speaker Dr. William L. Davis, Prof. of Economy at Akron University, urged the payment of all debts, called high financing one of the nation's curses, and commended our city for its great investment in churches, schools, parks, streets, etc. - the things in life that really count.

*  Speaker Dr. William L. {{Surname|Davis}}, Prof. of Economy at Akron University, urged the payment of all debts, called high financing one of the nation's curses, and commended our city for its great investment in churches, schools, parks, streets, etc. - the things in life that really count.

*  Seventy-nine individuals and businesses were on the Board's delinquent list.

*  Seventy-nine individuals and businesses were on the Board's delinquent list.

*  The Board now formed the Wooster Welfare & Unemployment Committee because "the funds of the Welfare were decreasing, the number of calls for help increasing." The committee cooperated with the city to operate a commissary and to provide one day's work per week to one able-bodied man in each family.

*  The Board now formed the Wooster Welfare & Unemployment Committee because "the funds of the Welfare were decreasing, the number of calls for help increasing." The committee cooperated with the city to operate a commissary and to provide one day's work per week to one able-bodied man in each family.

====1933====

====1933====

*  President Quinby appointed chairmen to the following committees: Agriculture, City Beautification, Conventions & Community Decoration, Community Interest & Parks, Finance, Legal, Manufacturers, Mercantile, New Industries & Real Estate, Publicity, Taxation, Transportation, and Welfare & Unemployment.

*  President Quinby appointed chairmen to the following committees: Agriculture, City Beautification, Conventions & Community Decoration, Community Interest & Parks, Finance, Legal, Manufacturers, Mercantile, New Industries & Real Estate, Publicity, Taxation, Transportation, and Welfare & Unemployment.