Quality Steers Out of Corn in Putnam County Tour
About 150 northwestern Ohio steer feeders heard Paul Gerlaugh of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station explain that silage and high quality hay can lower costs and boost beef returns. He cited Madison and Wooster tests and noted soybeans and tankage improve protein supplements. Ray Donnan guided the tour through several lots, with prices and weights discussed and emphasis on buying strategies and finishing cattle before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Paul Gerlaugh
Putnam County
Wyandot County
L P McCann
State Agricultural College
Gerlaugh
Madison County
McCann
Wooster
Chicago
Ray Donnan
Ed Basinger
Texas
E E Schutz
Charles Reese
Ray Scheidler
Aaron Hitty
Bob Martin
Buffalo Producers’ Commission Company
Martin
Louis Risser
Orval Benroth
Will Rosenberger
Tiffin
Benroth
Jess Benroth
Dwight Griffith
Ohio River
Pandora Grange
Pandora
Wood County
Lloyd Kurtz
Jim Poole
Crystalizing Fremont mineral water near Oak Ridge
The Echo reports Fremont promoters will lease ground near Oak Ridge Sanatorium and water rights for 99 years to bottling the mineral water. Chemists have crystallized the water and the state approvals are in place, with construction and machinery for a new plant to begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
Fremont
Oak Ridge Sanatorium
Eastern Star inspection at Walpole chapter in Upper Sandusky
Mrs G M Kurtz district deputy inspected Walpole chapter E 3 at Upper Sandusky Thursday evening last week. Attendees from here included Mrs W R Allen, Paul Heck, Mrs J DD Ewing, Mrs Elia Smith, Mrs R J Kirkwood, Mrs Forest Dame, Mrs Ross Johnson, Mr and Mrs Samuel Gunther, Mrs Wesley Bishop, Mrs Cecil Laird, Mrs Russell Gottfried, Mrs Parl Goff, Mrs Earl Krout, Mrs F L Moyer, Mrs G W Summit, Mrs F A Galbroner, Mrs H B Turnbell, Mrs R C Beebe, Mrs Della Ogg, Miss Irene Gillett, and Mrs I L Culler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G M Kurtz
Walpole
Upper Sandusky
W R Allen
Paul Heck
J DD Ewing
Elia Smith
R J Kirkwood
Forest Dame
Ross Johnson
Samuel Gunther
Wesley Bishop
Cecil Laird
Russell Gottfried
Parl Goff
Earl Krout
F L Moyer
G W Summit
F A Galbroner
American Legion to Give Party for Auxiliary Members
The American Legion invites Legion members and their wives and Auxiliary members and their husbands to a May 10 party recognizing the Auxiliary's cooperation. The evening will include eats, cards, and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
The
Old Time Revival at Church of God Forest
Sunday evening May 6 an old time revival begins at 745 due to continue indefinitely at the Church of God in Forest Elder D T Cook of Marion will preach the truth for over 20 years with special music each evening The Gospel Prayer Band will lead the services and invite friends to attend.
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Church of God In
Oxen Team Photo From 1874 Featured In Times Print
A reprint of a Times captioned oxen team from 1874 credits Postmaster Herbert Newherd as the owner in Carey. Hiram Young kept the yoke on the farm near town, with several nearby buildings once used by Dave Nye and others now housing Reinhart's, King’s, Dible, Chesebrough past sites, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Herbert Newherd
Hiram Young
Alton Phillips
Carey
Ed Combs
E. North Street
Reinhart
Dave Nye
King's Confectionery
Mathern
Jim Siddall
J F Dible
Pinochle Tournament Sees Tight Standings After Fifth Session
The fifth session of the men’s pinochle tournament tightened the race with 772 points separating first and last. Top standings show Moose at 13 459, Knights of Pythias 13 280, American Legion 13 208, Masons 12 953, Clerks 12 886, Firemen 12 879, Knights of Columbus 12 819, Catholic Knights of Ohio 12 687. High scores for the evening credited to Hoff and Frank Frederick Jr with Clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoff
Frank Frederick Jr
Moose
Knights of Pythias
American Legion
Masons
Clerks
Firemen
Knights of Columbus
Catholic Knights of Ohio
Oiling Eleven Miles of Hancock Highways This Summer
Harry Frost will oversee oiling of eleven miles of Hancock county roads as part of a state program to supply dustless travel for Ohio motorists and rural residents this summer. Nine miles west of Arlington and two miles from temporary route 1038 at Mt. Blanchard to the county line will be treated. The project, running May 7 to June 16, is part of a statewide effort covering about 1,275 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hancock County
Harry Frost
Arlington
Mt. Blanchard
Ohio
State Highway Department
Ohio Legion mobilizes emergency units Monday night
The American Legion network in 500 Ohio towns mobilizes emergency organizations yearly for disaster preparedness. The signal is five blasts from the fire siren. Legion and Auxiliary members, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, doctors, nurses, ambulances, fire and police, and all relief workers should register at Legion headquarters. A telegraphic report will be sent to state headquarters an hour after the call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Bank Closings Rise in Early 1934
The bankinge department in Washington reports 25 small banks closed in the first three months of 1934 none insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. In 1933 about 3 500 banks closed. Officials say about 90 percent of banks remained immune from failure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bankihge Department
Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
The Woman Tempted Blamed in Indiana Jail Break
The Exchange notes a sensational story where a gangster is freed from jail in Indiana after pressure from forty men and one woman. A sister laments blame falling on the woman while a humorous aside recalls Adam counting ribs after the apple incident.
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Indiana
Adam
Burial Here Yesterday for Rev Joseph W Gibson
The remains of Rev Joseph W Gibson of Toledo were brought to Carey for interment in Spring Grove cemetery. Rev A C Rainsberger led services at the grave. Gibson died Saturday at his Toledo home from age related infirmities. He was brother in law of Mrs E C Walker of Lakeside and brother of the late Dr James W Gibson, former Methodist pastor here.
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Joseph W Gibson
Toledo
Carey
Spring Grove
A. C Rainsberger
Gibson
Willys Parkway
E. C Walker
Lakeside
James W Gibson
Methodist Church
Ohio Old Age Pension Claims Outlook
Ohio expects about 100000 pension applications with 70000 likely ineligible. The remainder roughly 30000 may receive about 1800 dollars per month, according to Matthew Al. Brown of Springfield, director of the pension system.
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Ohio
Mathew AL. Brown
Springfield
Seed Potato Shortage Replaced by Plentiful Harvest
Certified seed potatoes were more plentiful than a year ago with production up 26 percent. Cobblers and Early Ohios led gains, with White Ruralis and Russets also higher, while some varieties showed smaller increases.
Salem 4-H Club elects officers for 1934 season
Salem 4.11 Club in Wyandot county names Margaret Savidge president Mary Hagely vice president Katherine Gibson secretary. Savidge forms a program committee for meetings biweekly starting May 10, with plans for June 28 conference at Upper Sandusky and Wyandot county fair events September 18 to 21. Advisors Berneida Krock Helen Berg assist with Mrs. Carl Gibson.
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Salem Township
Wyandot County
Margaret Savidge
Mary Hagely
Katherine Gibson
Savidge
Upper Sandusky
Berneida Krock
Helen Berg
Carl Gibson
Maxine Binan
Dolores Brodman
Isabella Brodman
Martha J Gottfried
Elizabeth M. Irvin
Anna Laudenslager
Elizabeth Logsdon
Mollie M. Lortz
Soloma E. McDaniel
Mary McLane
Mary McDaniel
Maxine Newell
Rose M. Orlans
Death of J. H. Phillips Continues Across Page One
Mrs Owen G Bliss and children Dorothy and Gerald of Detroit join tributes alongside Mr and Mrs John Phillips and children Doris Edwin Norman and Frieda of Kansas Station. Dr J F Ewald and Mr and Mrs Carlton Ewald of Cleveland also mourn with Mrs Mazie Fowels and son Fred of Findlay and Mr and Mrs Rudolph Pore of Williamstown.
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Owen G. Bliss
Dorothy
Gerald
Detroit
John Phillips
Doris
Edwin
Norman
Frieda
Kansas Station
J. F. Ewald
Carlton Ewald
Cleveland
Mazie Fowels
Fred
Findlay
Rudolph Pore
Williamstown
Bereavement thanks to neighbors and friends
We express gratitude to all who assisted during our bereavement. Special thanks to those who sent flowers Rev. Rainsberger for consoling words the quartet for their music and Undertaker Goff for services. Mrs. J. H. Phillips and Children.
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Rainsberger
Goff
Card of Appreciation from the Schades
Mr and Mrs Forest Schade and Family thank friends neighbors and the Wharton fire department for assistance and promptness after their recent fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton Fire Department
Forest Schade
Victory Class Meeting Set for Thursday Evening
The Victory class of the Methodist Sunday school will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. S R Bame on W Findlay Street. Miss Blanche Davis of Findlay and Mrs. Dean Wright will assist as hostesses.
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Methodist Sunday School
S R. Bame
W. Findlay Street
Blanche Davis
Findlay
Dean Wright
Beech Grove Ladies' Aid Meet at Jacobs Home
The Ladies' Aid of Beech Grove United Brethren church will gather Thursday April 10 at Mrs Rolland Jacobs home on W North Street. Roll call responses will be drawn from Exodus chapter twenty verses one to seventeen.
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Beech Grove
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George Basinger
Mr Basinger
Eastern Star Inspection
the Gospel Prayer Band
Charles Farrell
Betty Davis
Convention City
Joan Blondell
Adolph Menjon
Dick Powell
Mary Astor
Guy Kibbee
Frank McHugh
Pauline
Pitts
G. W Chesebrough
W. R. Kurtz
Vence Street
Henry Orians
Sprayton'’s
Fetters
Pahl
Hropher Hunter
P Bland . Myers
Coppler Stombaugh
Gibson Knights of Columbus
Grine
Don Kromer
C Kromer Mathern
J Grine Greer
Masons Vs. Legion
J Walters
J Pahl
Snyder
A Kitzler
C Garn
R Kurtz
Grady
W Dible
J Dible
R McDowell
P McArthur
J Silverstein
W Keller
E G Snyder
L Long
K. of O
B. Bachar
H. Shull
L. Smiley
K. Adelsperger
J. Gibson
B Thomas
W. Hoff
F Frederick, Jr
W. Kummerer
Say
C Steinmetz
Ed Fox
F. Mangett
J Wenzinger
E Orians
L. Wagner
Kk of
Mellotone
Love Brothers
SALEM
J. H. Phillips
Beech Grove Ladies’ Aid
Stewart-Warner
Beck
Arie
Santy
Sabi Ome
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