Exchange solves chick funding for Lorain County farmers
Lorain County farmers face banking holidays and rising costs for seeds and stock. Hatcheries offer barter options and low chick prices to keep poultry operations going, with many predicting high egg prices in fall and winter. Buy now, arrange payment with hatcheries, and secure future stock.
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Bankers Committee
Depositors Committee
Chamber of Commerce Banking Committee
Elyria
Chronicle-Telegram
Lorain County
Farm economist to speak at Wellington meeting April 12
V R Wertz of Ohio State University will headline a program for Lorain County farmers at the Wellington Opera House on April 12. The event, sponsored by the Lorain County Farm Bureau and Grange, will cover tax policy, farm price restoration, financing, and cooperative business. The second speaker is to be announced by the Ohio Grange and will address plans and actions for the farming sector. The session begins at 1 30 p m.
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V.R. Wertz
Ohio State University Rural Economist
Lorain County
Wellington Opera House
Ohio Grange
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Lorain County Grange
Wertz
Testing of Brownhelm Catile Begins Tuberculosis Test
Tuberculosis testing of Lorain County farmers moved into Brownhelm township on Monday as Dr. P. M. Cellar began tests in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Brownhelm Township
Janitor and Cook Feeds Pupils at Fairlawn School
Percy Slack, a janitor and cook at Fairlawn School in Pawtucket Rhode Island, serves soup bread and butter to about 20 pupils with funds donated by teachers or raised through card parties.
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Man
Pawtucket
R. I
Percy Slack
Fairlawn School
Slack
My Friends Envy My Complexion
An advertisement asserts EMTONA clears skin blemishes and improves health by washing poisons from the system. It claims a user with long standing boils saw rapid improvement and invites readers to start using EMTONA daily at Muir's Rate and other drug stores.
Greater Cows Win Top Honor for Production
Holstein cows in Harry Rowland and partners’ rochester herd top Lorain County Herd Improvement Association in March. The leading cow produced 2179 pounds milk and 76 pounds butterfat, with many herds and individuals listed for milk and butterfat production.
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Harry RuwWland
Rochester
Lorain County
B. A. Fenner
Brighton
Carl W. Foch
West Ridge
Harry Rowland
W. R. Hawke
B. A. Ferne
N. A. Baus
H. T. Snell
J. Aldrich
Walden Und Var Ker
Otis Lyndes
Jackson
Wolcott
J. W. McHenry
Carl L. Seahold
Camp
Earl Hawke
McHenry
Urge Plenty Of Room For Chicks
A study of 123,000 chicks shows higher mortality with crowded housing. With 34 square feet per 100 chicks mortality was 26.3 percent in three months, 35 to 50 square feet cut it to 16.2 percent, and 50 square feet or more lowered it to 13.1 percent. A space of one square foot per two chicks is advised, especially when confinement lasts eight weeks or more. An outdoor-start brood may allow three chicks per square foot in some cases. A 10 by 12 foot house appears sufficient for comfort.
Dates for Wool Shipments From Lorain County Planned
A Lorain County wool shipping schedule to the Ohio State Wool Growers' Association in Columbus was announced. Wool gathered at Nash farm near Whiskeyville and McConnell farm near Wellington will be sent by truck on specific May and June dates with anticipated advances by the state association and a committee led by R. F. Campbell approving the plan.
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Lorain County
Ohio State Wool Growers’ Association
Columbus
L. OW. McConnell
Chester Nash
Ohio State Farm Extension Staff Cuts Announced
Columbus Ohio February 5 The director H C Ramsoner announces the elimination of 11 1 2 percent of the agricultural extension service positions at Ohio State University resignations also reduce the staff by about 25 percent with remaining specialists facing a 15 percent salary cut. The actions aim to fit expenditures to the reduced appropriations for 1933 and 1934.
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Columbus
H. C
Tanxen
Ramsoner Sais
Delay In Sowing Hurts Oats Yield
Experiments by H. L. Borst of Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station show sowing oats earlier yields better grades and more bushels. Early April sowing graded No 2 while late April and May sowing produced No 3 and lower. Each day of delay before April 1 cut yield by about one third bushel per acre and delays after April 1 caused increasing losses, measured over five years at Ohio State University farm in Columbus.
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U. S
H. L. Borst
Department of Agronomy
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Onin State University
Columbus
West Side Birthday Party Brings Neighbors Together
A Kipton April gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Herrman featured old fashioned music and generous happiness as guests enjoyed refreshments. Attendees included Mr Lawrence Tas perce Gensing and others. the next event will be at Rome.
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Kipton
West Side
Phillip Herrman
Anont
Plavive
Lawrence
Pere Xs
Langmse
Emma Hess
Harry Meidr
Edo
Rome
Lee
Five Geek Girls Romance Amid Hotel Met's Bustling Life
Sue Al lard, a Brooklyn tele phone operator in New York's Hotel Metropolitan, pursues romance with Philip Gerard while dodging Pinky Trevis. She admires Philip yet fears his wealth and the lure of a comfortable life as her sister Alice endures poverty with Bill and their baby.
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Sue Allard
Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Brooklyn
Pinky Trevis
Sue
Philip
Meria Morris
Judge Morris
Merta
Merle Beckwith
Pierre
Beckwith
the Metropolitan
Christine Worden
Alice
Philp the Great
Eve
Mic
Bill
Junior
Iself
Bill Leslie
Pinky
Grace
Pop
Allie
Honer
Local residents visit and host in Lorain and nearby towns
Mr and Mrs Leonard Baker visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Myron Bates. Numerous neighbors attended a quilt expedition in Lorain. Calla Bronson of Cleveland spent the weekend with her parents Fred Bronson. Dining guests included F A Ingersol and son Stanley Boyd. Ivy Ackerman from Amherst visited J Gower. Emma Sigsworth traveled to Elyria for business. In Oberlin, Jack Cook dined with his parents H Cook and the Moehl and Lathrop families.
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B. J. Sharp
Leonard Baker
Irs
Myron Bates
John Brown
H. Book
H. Scott
E. Sigsworth
Lorain
Calla Bronson
Cleveland
Fred Bronson
F. A. Ingersol
Stanley Boyd
Afr
Philip Moehl
Hazel Bicker
Ednah
Bertha Moehl
Adam Moen
Harold Lathrop
Oberlin
Christian Endeavor Meeting At Congregational Church
South Amherst on April 5 reports twenty five people attended the Christian Endeavor gathering at the Congregational church Sunday evening led by Miss Myrtle Hunt on the topic Love Every One Even Thine Enemies. Jack Quilho spoke five minutes. Afterward members enjoyed games. Last Friday night fifteen members attended a continuation activity.
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South Amherst
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Myrtle Hunt
Jack Quilho
Fragments Hint at Religious Meeting in Elyria
A garbled OCR snippet references a holy gathering at a Second Congregational church in Elyria. The text is unclear but points to a religious event or service taking place locally.
Memoria of the Methodist Mis- Sobar Meeting
The society will meet at Mrs. Lodi Gipson's home Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. R. C. Jenson will entertain with a short program.
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Lodi Gipson
R. C. Jen- Son
Ill Betty Morsho under quarantine after illness
Betty Morsho has been ill for three weeks with fever and remains under quarantine. Mrs. Taul Mort was moved from the Nisha Chne on Saturday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dui maze.
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Betty Morsho
Il Wal Searle
Mrs Engle to Entertain Congregational Ladies Society
The Congregational Ladies' Ad Society will be entertained at the home of Mrs Arthur Engle Thursday afternoon. A good attendance is desired.
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Mrs. Engle
Congregational Ladies
Ad Society
Arthur Engle
Royal Neighbors Lodge Meeting at Mrs August Siess Home
All members of the Royal Neighbors lodges are invited to the home of Mrs. August Siess Thursday evening for a regular meeting. Members of the Siess household will be the hostesses.
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Royal Neighbors
August Siess
Siess
Local residents host visitors and share weekend time
Louis Brilock returns home after a 148L Week with relatives in Ak Yor Ohio. E Duff spent the weekend in Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Alexander and children from Elyria visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Brilock
Ak- Yor
O. E. Duff
Columbus
Arthur Alexander
Elyria
Carl Gibson
Local families host Sunday gatherings across town
Lakewood residents were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs A J Rice Rev and Mrs F Fogel visited Mr and Mrs Emil Ruth for dinner. Nelson Bechtel and son Dennis of Telegraph road called on Mr Anna Allson. Mrs Claude Wagner and daughter Nanty and Mrs Lydia Slack of Elyria called at the William Beacham home.
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Lakewood
A. J. Rice
F. Fogel
Emil Ruth
Nelson Bechtel
Dennis
Telegraph Road
Anna Allson
Claude Wagner
Nanty
Lydia Slack
Elyria
William Beacham
Pest Hunt Awards South Side Victory in Huntington
Huntington April 5 The pest hunt ended April 1 with Jack Benschoten as captain of the south side team which led by 750 points and totaled 142000. Banquet set for April 11 in Grange Hall. Read counts: hawks 25 owls 4 starlings 493 sparrows 1595 rats 1349 mice 184 woodchucks 19. Eligible supper attendees listed.
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T Huntington
Jack Benschoten
Grange Hall
William Koons
Andrew McQuate
L. B. Vincent
George Gott
Donald Solida
Jake Wagoner
Morris Hawley
Nile Thudhum
Marion Crile
Hart Lenning
Religious Services Report From April 5 Methodist Church
April 5 service notes at the Methodist church with Rev F A Ashburn preaching on John 10 15 and the concept of one flock under one shepherd. Sunday School attendance reported 111 present, with March averages near 6 per week, plus society announcements and club meetings listed from April 4 through April 16.
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Jesus
John Harnish
Aid Society
D. F. Eschtruth
L. A. W. Club
General Aid Society
Fisherman's Club
Baptist Church
Adam Rising
Litchfield
J. G. Morris
Downy
Leroy Rhone
Merle Shawver
Speith
Frankie Beese
Edna MacDowell
Elyria
Carl Strohsach
Carl Strohsack
Walter Marlett
Thomas McCarty
William Marlett
Francis Lewis
Lewis
Terrance McCarty
British Gun to Welcome Ship Astoria Frigate Constitution
A British cannon unused for a century will salute the US frigate Constitution as she sails into the Columbia river en route to Portland on May 5. The historical gun, stamped with a crown and the number 6, came from the Hudson's Bay Company post and was later acquired by Moses Rogers and is now owned by his grandson E M Cherry.
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Astoria
Obe
U. S
Constitution
Columbia River
Portland
Hudson's Bay Company
Moses Rogers
Rogers
E. M. Cherry
Edin burgh Streetcars Use Ticket Printing Machines
Automatic machines in stalled Edinburgh street cars enable conductors to print tickets on demand, streamlining fare collection and reducing transfer delays for riders.
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Edinburgh
Scotland
South Murray Ridge P T A Meeting Date Set
West Ridge area reports the South Murray Ridge Parent-Teachers meet at the schoolhouse on Tuesday evening April 11 with a program planned. Mrs. George Nevins visited her daughter Mrs. L A Worcester of Elyria. Worcester is improving after illness. Also noted are social visits to Cleveland and Kent State contacts with local families.
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South Murray Ridge
P. T. A. West Ridge
George Nevins
L. A. Worcester
Elyria
Worcester
Margaret
Mildred Pallas
Zelda Schramm
Marian Pallas
Schramm Road
Young People’s League
St. Paul’s Church
C. N. Williams
Gar McRobbetts
Oberlin Road
Cleveland
Jean Wagner
Margaret Wallace
Kent State College
Wm. Weener
School Awards Blue Ribbon Scholars List
Miss Sherod visited the school to administer tests and awarded Blue Ribbons to Harold Grills fourth grade Geraldine Strait Matthew Stanko Cleon Decker fifth grade and Linty Miller seventh grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Sherod
Harold Grills
Geraldine Strait
Matthew Stanko
Cleon Decker
Linty Miller
West Ridge Chronicle Showcases Student Paper
The West Ridge Chronicle is a school publication by pupils, featuring original matter and school happenings. It reflects credit on the sponsors and offers readable, engaging content for readers.
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West Ridge Chronicle
Local residents host and visit over weekend in area
A string of residents and visitors are listed as spending the weekend with relatives and friends across Ohio and Michigan. Names include Lester Drusendahl, Miss Pearl Eppley, Mabelle Simme, Mrs. Rudy Ostreim, Catherine Lang, and many others visiting in Cleveland, Wakeman, Amherst, Toledo, Ashland, Berlin Heights, and Lorain area homes.
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Lester Drusendahl
Ohio State University
Columbus
H. H. Drusendahl
Pearl Eppley
Edison Highway
W. H. Hunger
Mabelle Simme
Morenci High School
Michigan
Fred Simms
Rudy Ostreim
Gee
Norma
Cleveland
William Bailey
Wakeman
J. W. Perkins
John Todd
Albert Prosser
Catherine Lang
August Lang
Roy Radcliffe
Radcliffe
Gus Mathers
South Amherst
Date Clapp
Emma Heidt
Harry Heidt
Toledo
Philip Herrmann
Ralph Blackwell
Keller
Schaefer
Birmingham
Flossie Losey
Berlin Heights
G. A. Brumby
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Ivy
Annabel
Cinderella
Philia
Crio
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Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
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Murbach Coal
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