Jane Hall at Skeleton Island Mystery Night
Jane Hall, a girl detective, is summoned to Skeleton Island to guard Audrey Harding as threats fly. Em ery Harding is murdered by snake venom, others are attacked, and Bruce Kirby is wounded. The cast includes Albert Santrey, Frank Bitherbee, and Dr Straater as the tension rises aboard the Maine coast estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Hall
Em~ery Harding
Skeleton Island
Maine
Audrey
Harding
Albert Santrey
Bruce Kirby
Santrey
Drumm
Saniey
Kirby
Frank Bitherbee
Straater
West Ridge Birthdays and Local Social Notes
West Ridge residents share birthday celebrations and social visits in March. Mrs B OL Ponce hosted a gathering honoring her mother with cake and guests, while Mr and Mrs Jay Teturned visited Al FF Mendar after a week away. Attendees included HJ Willer and BH HW Drusendani, plus Drusendani at a Methodist Church banquet in Elyvia. An auto accident last week left a local resident improving, and Theordore Grills called on C J Smith of Edison as Helen Sebastian spent Sunday with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Ridge
Mlorence Pops
B. OL Ponce
As .Pope
HJ. Willer
Drusendani
Hanquet
Elyvia
Thursderenins
Jay
Tate
al FF Mendar
Tvait Court
Chertin S
Theordore Grills
C. J. Smith
Edison
Helen Sebastian
Internal Piles Medicine Promised by Dr Leonhardt
A historical ad describes piles caused by poor blood circulation in hemorrhoidal veins. It promotes a so called internal pile medicine by Dr S Leonhardt, claimed to cure with a guarantee and money back if not satisfied. It urges all druggists to stock HIM ROA for sufferers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonhardt
Boltia Glyves
Local social notes reflect a busy weekend gatherings
Mrs. Alex Sebastian of F and Mr. and Mrs. H J Hillier hosted visitors including Benjamin Reisinger and family from Evelynland, Ray Caheon and son from Avon, and Wertz from heriin Read. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. P G Miller and son Jack attended on Sunday afternoon. Florence Pope and daughter visited Mrs. Lucretia Frank Berchie of Amherst, while Lucretia Decker and family hosted a call. Eldredana Ardith visited Nevile Eldred, with notes on her health. The Br andon Chestnut Ridge crowd and Cleveland friends joined in Sunday visits with Mr and Mrs Dorit. Charles Schaithie hosted Haines of Elyria and Martha Piedt of Germany called on Mrs. Pope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Sebastian
H. J. Hillier
Voda
Enjamin Reisinger
Evelannd
Ray Caheon
Snn Fidon
Avon
Ander Wertz
Heriin
Rk LW
P. G. Miller
Jack
O. Pepe
B. O. Pope
Florence
Lucretia Frank Berchie
Amherst
Lucretia Decker
Eldred Ana
Ardith
Nevile Eldred Mar
Murray Rigsandar
Hldred
HH. Penfonndan
Hazel Davachier
Arthur
Brandon
Chestnut Ridzo Myo
Clarence
Ayesis
T. Dorit
Iawny
Cleveland
Charles Pick- Worth
Piisficid
Genrze Haines
Elyria
Charles Schaithie
Henry Pallas
Suest
Martha Piedt
Germany
Huth Swanker
Severance Mak
Watkins
Akron
Ausmuth
Spiel
Rtounds
Kya
Marion
R. Tits
William Fierle
Willoughby
Herbert Warner
Aufmu
A. Swanker
Rose Warner
Feri
Ia Women's Relief Corp
Hich
Lorain and
Wellington Corps
Elen Rice
Eari
G. H. Jenne
Dar
Y. Lipp
Lorain
Mel
A. J_ Heinzes
Heth Hawke
Gross
W. Kemp
Arthur “Hawke and Sons
North Eaton
York
Geraldine Holmes
K. E. Miller
Ledi
Moonlight Club Meets in North Ridgeville
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Smith hosted the Moonlight Club on Friday evening in Lake Avenue North Ridgeville. High scores in pinocchio went to Mrs Mary Warner and Ti W Hopp with Mrs Egar Robinson and William Schultz as runners up. The Warner couple will host the next meeting on April 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moonlight Club
North Ridgeville
LeRoy Smith
Lake Avenue
Mary Warner
Ti. W. Hopp
Egar Robinson
William Schultz
J. Fl. Warner
Litchfield Presents Play And Local Social Notes
The public speaking class staged a play Deb Reverses Tactics with Thelma Miller as Deb and Walter Frasery as Nathan. A briefing on door to door express and freight delivery within a four mile radius was announced. Local social notes list numerous visits, gatherings, and hospital updates across Litchfield, Elyria, Lorain, and surrounding areas with names such as Emmy Ezella Bacik Perella Genevieve Hines Helen Virginia Colbrum and Rose Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchfield
Deb
Thelma Miller
Nathan
Walter Frasery
Emmy
Ezella Bacik
Perella
Genevieve Hines
Liteh
Field
Olive Street Happenings and Parish Club Notes
A parish women’s organization meeting is planned at St. Peter’s Church to promote study shifts for the women of the parish. Mrs H W Hopp hosted a birthday gathering for her fiftieth with a basket supper and cards. Mr and Mrs Martin Pape are staying with Mrs Mayer and Mrs Lekman is recovering from a fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenizki
St. Peter’s Ehure
William Buck
Ad. Guider
Dever
H. W. Hopp
Martin Pape
Rocky River
Rural electrification gains momentum for Ohio farms
Ohio farmers support the federal rural electrification program as co operatives form to bring electricity and power to farms. Union comments from West Jefferson to Vermilion praise reduced rates and living standard boosts, while critics warn on cooperative inefficiency and political risk. Soybeans and livestock feed implications noted, with cautions on erosion and soil residue compared to clover and alfalfa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Columbus
Ohio
Rural Electrification Administration
Helen Harbage
West Jefferson
F.O. van Stekle
Cardinston
PE. Grubb
Johnstown
Muskingum County
G. A. Corbins
Cedarville
Increased Interest Shown In Soybeans
The establishment of soybean processing mills in Ohio has shifted focus from production for hay to seed, says agronomist J B Park. Ohio's 1935 soybean crop was twice 1934 and three times 1933, driven by blight in clover soils and the new daily cash market for seed. Soybeans grow on acidic soils unfertile for clover and can yield hay comparable to alfalfa when cured properly. Feed manufacturers now use soybean meal in mixes because of ample supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Park
Columbus
Ohio
J. B. Park
Agronomist
Ohio State
Farm women in Greene County track household expenses
Mrs William Ferguson of Xenia leads 24 Greene County farm women in keeping farm household accounts. They report that more than half of annual food costs are cash purchases of non farm or nonproduced items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colmbus
William Ferguson
Xenia
Greene County
Ferguson
Thelma Beall
Ohio State
Improvements For Rural Roads Urged
Ohio Farm Bureau urges early improvement of secondary roads. Edwin J. Bath says 23900 miles of Ohio roads are dirt or primitive and expansion of the primary system should wait until feeder roads are usable year round. He cites feasible costs and immediate work with federal state and relief funds to provide jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Edwin J. Bath
Farm Bureau
Bath
Suggestions On Chick Rations
A fragmented note from an Ohio State University department discusses chick rations. It suggests more tissue-building materials and hone building content for chicks, with references to A. R. Witter and feeds including meat straps milk proteins minerals and seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Witter
Ohio State University
Feeding Chicks: Substitutes and Start-Up Routines
The guide recommends using fish oils as a substitute for sunshine and alfalfa meal or legume hay to replace green grass. An all mash feed is preferred for the first eight to ten weeks, with one ration often sufficient until eight to twelve weeks. Ensure feeders and waterers prevent chicks from entering and are cleaned frequently to stop rapid disease spread. Feed within 24 to 48 hours after hatch, provide adequate feeder space, and consider milk as the sole directing feed in the first week to stimulate early growth.
Nurse Crops Starve Many Ohio Seedings
Ohio State agronomy professor C J Ward warns that nurse crops do not aid clover seedings. Competition from grains reduces stand. spring grains fare better than fall cereals. Clipping wheat seeded with alfalfa saves seedings in wet years. sowing fewer grains per acre helps only so much. early legume seeding and proper covering improve establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
C. J. Ward
Ohio State University
Trees for windbreaks protect crops and barns in Ohio
Ohio State University's F W Dean advises planting spruce and pine windbreaks to shield crops and buildings. Use a mixed row system with staggered spacing, keep inner row 30 feet from buildings, and plant in fall or spring after plowing. Ensure stocky 4-5 year transplants stay moist and roots spread naturally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F_ W- Dean
Ohio State University
Meetings On Soil Program Are Announced In Lorain County
C L Hummel announced eight more community meetings in Lorain county to explain the national soil conservation program. Meetings will be at Brownhelm School Oberlin People's Bank Building Carlisle Grange Hall and five more next week at Brighton Rochester La Grange Society Hall Penfield Amherst Grange Hall and Eaton Town Hall. A county committee will detail program provisions and the need to boost soil fertility after heavy crop removal. The survey found soil fertility declining faster countywide though Lorain County fared better due to dairy farming and fertilizer use. Farmers in Lorain buy over 6600 tons of fertilizer and 7900 tons of feed concentrates yearly to rebuild soil nutrients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. L Hummel
Brownhelm School
Russell Miller
People’s Bank
Oberlin
G. L Hobbs
Carlisle
Elyria
Carlisle Township
Brighton Town Hall
A. K. Baird
Rochester
Frank Rowland
la Grange Hall
Fred Prosser
Society Hall
Penfield
Charles Pelton
Amherst Grange Hall
J. E. Whiten
Eaton Town Hall
A. J. Carpenter
Maor
Ohio
Chatham Church News Highlights and Local Moves
On Thursday an all day quilting session took place at the Congregational Church. A pre Easter class is underway at the Methodist Church led by Rev Ferguson with school students attending the union services. Briefs note Milo Gunsal and Gordon Matthews families relocating to Detroit areas with kin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church News
Chatham
Congregational Church
Methodist Church
Ferguson
Milo Gunsal
Gordon Matthews
Detroit
Local Friends Visit and Nearby Socials Recapped
A string of visits and social calls unfolds through Medina and surrounding towns. Mr and Mrs Oscar Henke plus relatives visited the Walkdens on Thursday while Medina attendees gathered Saturday at the Methodist church with Rev Dudley Margaret Walkden Kate Jamerson Josephine Grim and others.
Medieval belief on reversing the Lord's Prayer to summon the Devil
In medieval times people believed reciting the Lord's Prayer backwards could call up the Devil. This superstition reflected broader fears about occult practices and religious ritual.
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Ricwarp
Bitherbee
St. Jane
Bruce
Dr. Straater
Jane
Daring
Emery
Br. Harding
Madame LeRouxt
Straaier
Dr Straater
Sleuth
Stin
Birby
Hey
Sankey
Jame
Lirary
Irby
NEW Delivery Service
C. F. Turner
Euclid
Ruth Landfried
Gina
Ruth Heilada
Olive Street
Williamuliz
Joseph Radametz
Ralph
Featsorta
State University
Ares Ac Ravens
Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass
Huron Street
Matthew
Oscar Henke
von Robert
Lee Walkden
Medina
Dudley
Margaret Walkden
Kate Jamerson
Josephine Grim
WartBa Lance
Phyllis Grim
Bernies Clinesmith
Alice Packard
Circle Browand
Howard
Merie
Junior
Lee Walkder
Whitie Bruner
Pennsylvania
M. Jameys
John Smith
Ryan Road
John Ramsey
Helen
Indiana
W. R. Hawke
Jane Hubbard
Mildred Herr
Virginia Lance
Myr
Johan Ramsey
Bernice
Ader Yoder
Ruth Jamerson
Leoza Mantz
Albert Kobe
Ohio State Ait Medina
Jean Grim
James Dearth
Mack Whitman
Burton da
Peti
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Broab
C.B. Dawson
Grafton, BR. F. D
Lagrange
Elyria Fence Co
Temple Court
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