Cattle Judging At Frazier Farm Pairy At Blanchard Valley
Dairy cattle judging at the Blanchard Valley Guernsey association field day on the Dale Frazier farm drew Hancock county 4 H clubs and Future Farmers of America. High men were Merritt Hatch and Robert Leonard with women winners Mrs Robert Leonard and Mrs J Pierce. Top 4 H boys were Robert Godfried and Charles Crew. A field man spoke on Guernsey and All Dairy Products after the judging. A noon picnic of fried chicken and ice cream was held with Forest G Hall and Charles W Wenner present. Attendees included Carey residents and 4 H members. Mr and Mrs Richard Hayman are tenants on the Frazier farm.
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Blanchard Valley Guernsey Association
Dale ‘Frazier
Judlay
Hancock County
Future Farmers of America
Merritt Hatch
Robert Leonard
J. Pierce
Robert, Godfried
Charles Crew
State Association
Guernsey
Forest G. Hall
Hancock
Charles W. Wenner
Carey
Richard Hayman
Frazier Farm
Wyandot County soils crops tour opens farms to visitors
Wyandot county farmers tour eight farms starting at 9 00 am at the Lewis Gottfried Jr farm in Salem township to view pastures, grass silage haydryers Birdsfoot trefoil Reed’s Canary grass clover and Ladino clover Spittlebug control tomatoes sugar beets chemical weed control in corn renovated bluegrass pasture and contour farming Ohio State extension agronomist Earl Jones will accompany and discuss practices on each farm The event is organized by county agricultural education groups and is open to all interested residents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyandot
Lewis Gottfried, Jr
Salem Township
Earl Jones
Extension Agronomist
Ohio State University
Iby
Ig S
Gas Company Halts New Furnaces and Conversion Units
Ohio Fuel Gas Co. vice-president W. N. Grinstead says no approvals for installing new gas furnaces or conversion burners will be granted due to high demand in the first seven months of the year. Those who filed notices after August 7 cannot be connected at this time. The restriction covers the entire service area as demand has surpassed the 60,000 additional connections estimate for 1950-51. Read the Want Ads. it pays.
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W. N. Grinstead
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
Liquor Sales Hold Steady Tops Weekly Ohio Total
Ohio liquor sales remain high with $3,442,849 in state stores and agencies for the week ending July 29, second only to the previous week’s record. Officials say inventories are adequate and no shortage or rush purchases are needed.
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Columbus
Ohio
Department of Liquor Control
Baul
Myers
Polio Fatal To North Baltimore Youth
Jack Lee Herringshaw, 15, died of bulbar polio at 4 30 a m last Thursday at his parents home west of North Baltimore. He had planned to join the North Baltimore high school football squad in two days and was to be moved to Maumee Valley hospital in Toledo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lee Herringshaw
Ora Herringshaw
North Baltimore
Maumee Valley Hospital
Toledo
Typewriter Ribbons Sold At The Carey Times
A notice announces selling adding machine ribbons and typewriter ribbons from any make at The Carey Times. The ad invites customers seeking replacement ribbons and supplies through the local newspaper shop.
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The
Carey Times
Son of Missionaries Volunteered for Service in Navy
William Shaw Jr son of Methodist missionaries to Seoul Korea volunteered for U S navy intelligence at start of hostilities. Ohio Wesleyan student later attended Harvard for international relations degree work. Parents remained in Korea then fled. Shaw married in Korea after World War I, knows Korean language, served as navy officer in World War II and took part in the D Day invasion on June 6 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Shaw, Jr
William 8. Shaw
Seoul
Korea
U.‘S. Navy
Ohio Wesleyan University
Delaware
Young- Shaw
Harvard
Korean Republic
Shaw
Normandy
Collision With Cow Triggers $1000 Suit in Seneca County
William A. Ragan of Columbus filed suit against Delbert F. Vogel owner of a Bloomville area cow in Seneca county common pleas court alleging injuries and $5140.19 in auto damage after a cow veered onto State Route 19 about half a mile south of Route 224 on November 12, 1949.
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William A. Ragan
Stanley Avenue
Columbus
Delbert F. Vogel
Bloomville
Seneca County
McComb Child Reported With Mild Polio Case
Hancock County reports a first public polio case involving a McComb child described as mild. Officials note treatment given and ongoing monitoring as authorities respond to the outbreak.
Mild polio case reported in McComb child
A 23 month old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Rayle of McComb, was described as a mild case with the left side of her face partially paralyzed after a week. Mrs Walter Hyma of the Hancock county chapter NFIP said the case would be treated at Aimar and had only been heard unofficially.
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Marna Kay Rayle
Norman Rayle
McComb
Walter Hyma
Hantock County
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Aimar
Hyima
Elbert R. Myers dies at 58 in Mercy Hospital
Elbert R. Myers, 58, proprietor of the Sally Ann Bakery in Tiffin, died at 8:11 p.m. Monday at Mercy Hospital after a heart condition. He had been a patient there since June 24.
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Elbert R. Myers
Tiffin
Mercy Hospital
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Termite Service
Buckeye State
Palace of Bands
George W. Crane
Suneday
Veterans’ and Armed Forces
Director of Agriculture
Governor’s
Flying Farriers
Berry
Kentucky
Timothy
Berry Seed Co
N. Main St
Marion
SON OF Missionaries
International Harvester
County
Rand
Baie
Lysmobile
Oldsmobile
Trae Tees
General Motors
McDaniel Motor Sales
W. North Street
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