Local Dairy Group Claims Largest Herd Improvement Association
Lorain County may host Ohio’s largest cow testing group as the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association expands to 35 members for 1932 33 up from 24 last year. Roy Eppley reports 64 percent of cows are in milk last month with Holstein Ford and Guernsey Herons leading in production among groups of five to 15 and more than 15 cows respectively.
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Lorain County Pow
Oh's
Lorain County
Harry Roland
Moore
Guernsey
J. E Ford
Oberlin
Hfolstein
Glenn Hobbs
Warry Rowland
Rochester
J. W McHenry
Grafton
U. Cawise
Towey Aldrich and
Fons
LaGrange
T. Snell
Columbias
Carlos Snyder
Sheep Shearing Contest Rules At Wellington Fair
Lorain County sheep shearers entering the All County Sheep Day contest at Wellington Fair Grounds on April 15 must base prize decisions on results rather than speed. The rules released emphasize judging criteria beyond mere time to determine winners.
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Lorain County
Wellington Fair Grounds
Fat Wife Losing Husband’s Love Headlines Divorce Trial
A New York divorce trial draws attention with claims that a wife’s weight loss changed her looks and her husband's affection. The ad copy urges readers to try Kruschen Salts as a fat loss solution, promising safe weight reduction and a money back guarantee.
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New York
W. Tmhmips
Agy
County fair sheep shearing contest set in Lorain County
Horton B. Alger announces a county extension program with a machine and hand sheep shearing contest worth points for shading, fleece absence, fleece condition, and tying. Two contest formats, plus four demonstrations including carcass cutting and worm control, open to Lorain County farmers.
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Horton B. Alger
Lorain County
Advice On Patching Spotty Meadows For Harvest
Last year poor heavy growth and lodging left meadows spotty with clover and grass sand mixtures smothered. This year patching a spotty stand is hard but may work if enough good grass remains, suggesting reseeding with oats and specific seedbed prep. Weeds risk rapid growth. consider plowing to rotate to corn or late sown forages like sawbouns or Sudan grass.
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L. E. Thatcher
Olio
Eggs per bird in county poultry project average high
March output by 3,173 hens in nine flocks totaled 51,702 eggs, under County extension. Bresley and Son led with 2.155 eggs per bird, Briggs and Hasenpflug near standard at 18.6 to 18.7 eggs per bird. For six months Briggs flock tops with 100.384 eggs per bird, Breyley second at 98.78.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Horton B. Alger
Ohio State University Poultry Department
H W. T. Bresley and Son
Pittsfield
Arry Briggs
Ridgeville
George Hasenpilug
Brownhelm
Marsh
Brigas
Breyley
Spray Service For Fruit Growers On WTAM
A tri weekly radio program on WTAM at 12 40 P M offers spraying recommendations for fruit trees in Lorain County and nearby areas. Ohio State University specialist A L Pierstern reports based on county data including local weather and bud samples to guide growers.
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Lorain County
WTAM
A. L. Piersternt
Ohio State University
Lorain 4-H Boy Enters Ton-Litter Project
Edgar Jones of Penfield Township is believed to be the first Lorain County Four-H Club member to enter the ton-litter movement. Horton B Alger, county agricultural extension agent, reported today the object of the movement.
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Lorain County
Edgar Jones
Penfield
Horton B Alger
Wellington Slug Careno to Stage Exhibition Bout
Wellington amateur boxer Slug Careno will stage an exhibition on Friday April 15 at the American Legion party. Teammates Lewie and Bill Pleasnick and Young Willard will also participate. The event is announced by the organizing committee.
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Slug' Careno
Bolt Ilarry
Slug’ Carino
Wellington
American Legion Party
Lewie
Bill Pleasnick
Young Willard
Wellington Plans Clean Up Week
Wellington village plans annual Clean-Up week during April 19 village council meeting with a tentative schedule set for early May. Mayor L D Smith notes no definite date yet. Attendees included representatives from multiple local Farm Woman's clubs at Elyria meeting.
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Wellington
L D. Smith
Mountaineer Life Notes From Henderson District Meeting
Miss Zelma Clinesmith concluded her work in the Kentucky Mountain schools for the Henderson district and addressed the W R C members Tuesday evening sharing mountaineer bits. Mrs Oma Booth won the attendance prize. Pancakes and sausage will be on the supper menu planned for the latter part of the month. The members of the or-
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Zelma Clinesmith
Kentucky Mountain Schools
Henderson
Oma Booth
Lettle Hawk
C. C. Spangler
Lena Dibble
Lodi
Eastern Star
Hazel Pierce
Namie
Simplicity Club at Algonquin Draws Elite Roaring Forties
New York April 7 a slice of simpler living appears in the 44th street Chowder and Marching Club at the Algonquin. Dorothy Parker Elizabeth Cobb Brody and Alfred Lunt spearhead a gentler taste with Sunday gatherings from 6 30 to 8 30 p m featuring ping pong baccarat and charades amid a decor of horse hair furniture and waxed whatnots. The scene, a beacon of refined retreat from jazz and modern buzz, gathers prominent artists writers and socialites in a playful revival of 1940s charm.
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New York
44Th Street
Algonquin
Dorothy Parker
Lynn Fontanne
Alfred Lunt
Rank Crowningshield
Elizabeth Cobb Brody
Margaret Case Morgan
John Harriman
William Tilden Hislafold Ross
Florence Pace
Donald Freeman
Special Guests Attend Winter Supper
The article notes that individuals who quit last winter will be special guests at the upcoming supper, inviting readers to attend and hear their perspectives.
Woman's Association discussion on Why A Woman's Organization
The Congregational Church Women's Association met yesterday afternoon to discuss Why A Woman's Organization in the Church. Mrs. Arthur Smith presided in Mrs. H. Dudley's absence as two trumpet solos by Robert Allen highlighted the event.
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Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
H. Dudley
Arthur Smith
Robert
Allen
Charles Sheldon
I. E. Downey
No Plus Ultra motto and Columbus era explorers
In pre Columbian Spain coins bore No Plus Ultra near the Pillars of Hercules. The edge of the world carried the inscription. After Columbus, No was removed and the legend became Plus Ultra meaning there was more beyond.
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America
Spain
Local social notes from West Ridge area
West Ridge and nearby communities report visitors and guests. Misa Mabelle Simms, teacher at Morenci High, visited Brookside High in Sheffield and Lorain with Mrs. Fred Simms, then returned to Morenci. Marjorie Simma, Brookside teacher, spent weekend with her parents. Theodore Grills and son Harold called on the Smiths on Edison Highway. Dinner guests included Mrs Seekins and her son Frank from Oberlin Road with Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Attendees from here saw Judith of the Mountains at East Carlisle School. The piece notes the first US baby show held in Springfield, Ohio on Oct. 14, 1854.
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West Ridge
Misa Mabelle Simms
Moronci High School
Michigan
Fred Simms
Brookside High School
Winifred Decker
Lorain
Mabelle
Morenci
Marjorie Simma
Sheffield
Township
Theodore Grills
Harold
C. Z. Smith
Edison Highway
United States
Springfield
Ohio
New Wonderful MELLOGLO Face Powder Adverts
New wonderful MELLOGLO face powder promises a youthful complexion by hiding fine wrinkles and pores. A French process is claimed to spread smoothly and stay on longer, preventing shiny noses and large pores. Crandall's Drug Store and W. Phillips Drug Store advertise this powder for every complexion.
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Crandall’s Drug Store
W. Phillip’s Drug Store
Elyria visitors call on Mrs Kate Lauer and son Irving
Mrs Cassie Weaverstick and her brother Frank Wack of Elyria called Sunday afternoon on Mrs Kate Lauer and her son Irving, during a quiet social visit in the community.
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Cassie Weaverstick
Frank Wack
Elyria
Kate Lauer
Irving
Murray Ridge Brings Local Social Notes Apr 7
Alfred Derek spent the weekend in Detroit with Mr and Mrs Jack Auton and family. Mrs E Powell attended a card party at the home of Mr and Mrs Hank of Lorain. Russell Gilmore and son of Cleveland visited Mrs J Kennelly and family Saturday. Arthur Fesler Grant Freeland and families E Eppley attended the Taxpayers League at Markey school Friday evening. Mrs Arthur Fesler Elizabeth Grills and Nettie Eldred attended a meeting of the W C G T A at the home of Mrs Irvin Eldred of West Ridge. Frank and Louis Eldred attended a play at the Grange Hall Friday evening by the East Carlisle P T A. Maude and Donald Fridenstein Anna Haag Jeanette Baus Roberta Freeland returned to Elyria High School after spring vacation.
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Bbrieks
Murray Ridge
Alfred Derek
Detroit
Jack Auton
E. Powell
Oriole Club
Hank
Lorain
Russell Gilmore
Cleveland
J. Kennelly
Arthur Fesler
Grant Freeland
E. Eppley
Taxpayers’ League
Markiey School
Elizabeth Grills
Nettie Eldred
Irvin Eldred
West Ridge
Frank
Louis Eldred
Grange Iall
East Carlisle
P. T
Hold Dance at Murray Ridge School Hosted by Every Green Club
The Every Green Club hosted a dance at Murray Ridge School on Saturday evening. Jean and Jane Kennelly have returned home after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kilmer of Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. E W Eppley were dinner guests at Mr. and Mrs. H Harris of Elyria Friday evening.
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Murray Ridge School
Jean
Jane Kennelly
Mrs. Russell Kilmer
Cleveland
E.W. Eppley
Mrs. H. Harris
Elyria
Salt and Pepper From Shaker Entomology Students
Salt and Pepper from Shaker Alta Montana. R W Salt and J H Pepper are advanced entomology students at Montana State College. Both homes are in Shaker Alta. The International Exhibition of Inventions takes place in London this month.
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Shaker
Alta
Butte
Mont
R. W. “Salt
J. H. Pepper
Montana State College
Shaker, Alta
London
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