Area Calendar A Look at Church Services and Local Events
A detailed weekly calendar lists church services in Monroeville and nearby towns with youth and parish activities, Kiwanis and civic club meetings, troop and society gatherings, and high school events. Highlights include Pilgrimage to the Shrine of Lady of Consolation and homecoming festivities at Monroeville High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitchville Memorial
Kiwanis
Huron River
P.m. Zion Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
St. Joseph’s Catholic Church
American Legion
Board of Public Affairs
Huron County
State Highway Patrol
Milan
Monroeville High School
Greenwich
Millstone Hills
New London
Life Fellowship
Life Camp
United Methodist Church
Rotary Club
Methodist Church
South Central Pto
South Central High School
Greenwich Grange
Grange Hall
Municipal
Thin Thinkers Tops Club
Sanders
American Legion Auxiliary
Willard United Bank
Robert Hopkins
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Fitchville Methodist Church
Tea
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Huron Metropolitan
Fair Livestock Sale At Huron County Draws 49 Bidders
Forty nine buyers paid a total of 28578 dollars to junior fair exhibitors at the Huron County Fair livestock sale held September 10. Hogs brought 9149.36 dollars, lambs 2302.25 and steers 17127.21. A complete list of buyers follows, including Albright Equipment Monroeville and Citizens National Bank of Norwalk among many firms and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron County Fair
Albright Equipment
Monroeville
Battles Insurance
Norwalk
Bellevue Farmers Cooperative
Bellevue
H. C. Barre Realty Co
Texas
Mason Clark
Lloyd Hannel
Citizens National Bank of
Collins Farmers Elevator
Collins
Cleveland Livestock Market
Cleveland
Wm. Dauch Concrete Co
Fife Brothers
North Fairfield
Federal Land Bank Assn. of
Fremont
Firelands Elevator Ass’n
First National Bank
School Menus Across Weeks Include Sloppy Joes and More
A compiled listing shows daily meals at various schools with options such as Sloppy Joes and hamburgers, noodles, wieners, soups, vegetarian dishes, sandwiches, and desserts. Beverages include milk and fruit sides accompany most lunches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Farm Science Review Showcases Crops and Techniques
The Farm Science Review displays diverse crops including banana pineapples tobacco cotton peanuts and sugar cane at Don Scott Airfield Ohio. Demonstrations by OSU experts cover irrigation spacing seeding and fertilizer while livestock and home economics programs run daily for three days. The event spans 600 acres with 196 exhibitors and features 4 million dollars in machinery and an emphasis on maple syrup and crop management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Don Scott Airfield
State Route 161
Franklin County
Ohio State University College of Agriculture
Ohio Research of Development Center
Wooster
Turkey
OSU College of Home Economics
OSU
Forestry Department
Farm_ Science Review
OSU College of Agriculture and Home Economics
Ohio Research and Development Center
The
Cooperative Extension Service
Ohio Expositions Commission
Sailor serves aboard Francis Marion aiding Maltese ship fire
Damage Controlman Second Class James Haeuptle of Milan serves on the USS Francis Marion. The ship helped extinguish fires and keep the stricken Maltese vessel SS Kristine Pace afloat in Valetta harbor, an effort praised by harbor officials who said the other ship would have sunk and blocked the harbor without American aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USS
Francis Marion
James H. Haeuptle
USN
Robert Haeuptle
Milan
U.S. Navy
Kristine Pace
Valetta
Malta
County Sets Fly Free Date For Wheat Planting
Huron County adopts Sept 24 as the fly free date for wheat producers per county extension agent John Wells. To curb Hessian fly, remove or bury stubble before seeding. Non resistant varieties must not be planted before Sept 24. If planting earlier, use resistant types Monon Red Coat Reed or Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Science Review
John Wells
County Agricultural Extension
Huron County
Weather Woes Hit Trees And Shrubs In Spring
Farm and City advisor John K. Wells notes premature leaf drop and weather damage to trees and shrubs due to rapid moisture changes. He urges thorough watering through dry periods, fertilizing mums, controlling aphids and mites, and applying pre emergence herbicides by April 15 to prevent crabgrass.
Livestock Market Report With Mixed Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Markets show hogs steady to higher with butcher hogs 24.10 to 27.10, sows 20.50 to 23.10, feeders 22.50 to 23.50. Cattle receipts include steers 27.00 to 29.40, heifers 25.50 to 28.60, cows 19.50 to 22.60, bulls 23.50 to strong. Calves 37.00 to 44.00, sheep and lambs up about 2, wool futures quoted 26.50 to 30.20, feeder cattle active 26.00 to 36.50 for calves and yearlings.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Trinity Lutheran Church
First United Methodist Church
City Hall
East Main St
Legion Hall
North Main St
P.m
LeRoy
Order of Eastern Star
Edward Oppliger
Parent- Teacher Association
Eta Mu
Dan Benya
Willard
Huron County Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Forrest Fink
S. Main St
Rotary
Brunswick Grill
Grassroots
CAC
Front St
Brotherhood Railroad
BRT
Myrtle Ave
First Presbyterian Church
Eagle Hall
Order Rainbow
Baltimore and Ohio Veterans Association and Auxiliary
Elk Hall
Women’s Federated Clubs
Max Arndt
Bull Head Road
Richard Redman
Rt. 103
Wakeman
Wakeman Township Trustees
Wakeman Order of Easter Star
Masonic
Nu Tau Society
Gilbert Brubaker
Farmers & Citizens Banking Co
Greenwich Mill & Elevator
Havana & Omar Grain & Supply
Willa
Plymouth
Schild’s
IGA
V. E. Schultz
Wilbert Skinn
Creighton
Staschke
Stieber Implement
Seven Limers Inc
Charles Stevens
T & A Saveway
Mansfield
Obie’s Tavern
Wakeman Banking Co
Willard Waldock Packing Co
Sandusky
Western Reserve
Hamburg
Salisbury
Berlin
New England
John Orin
Ashtabula County
Lawrence Anderson
Ohio State University
UPI
John K. Wells
Bologna
Delco Remy
Autolite
Delco
Hyatt & Timken
Wagner
McCord
National
Hastings & Sealed
Briggs & Station Engines & Parts
Sherwin - Williams Auto Paint
C Hompason Products
Federal Mogul Engine Bearings Diesel
Norwalk Parts Company
Linwood Ave
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