Lorain Countys 4 H Clubs to Start Summer Work
Lorain County 4 H clubs plan a busy start with four meetings next week to organize groups and discuss summer projects. O C Croy, assistant state elite leader, will visit Wednesday to talk elite activities with Horton B Alger and Miss Alice Bird and to meet advisors at boys clubs. First county meeting is Saturday to organize a Brownhelm Township girls club led by Mrs A Cooper and Mrs H Levme, followed by Camden Farm Women's club Thursday with Miss Bird speaking on club purposes and methods. Friday brings Gulf Road Four H Club organization and a session at the home of Mrs John Kern for Oberlie club setup. Ridgeville formed the first club last Saturday. Eaton Township plans were outlined by Alger and Miss Bird at Maton school. Increase in girls clubs expected. at least 49 groups likely this year, with many new boys and girls clubs planned alongside flower, food, clothing, or room arrangement clubs.
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Lorain
O. C. Croy
Horton B. Alger
Alice Bird
Newell
Gulf Road
John Kern
Obertie
Ridgeville
Eaton Township
Alger
Miss Bird
Maton School
Hove
Add
Aids Weyeal
Pota
Urges Early Use Of Nitrogen For Fruit Tree Buds
Washington reports drought reduced food reserves in fruit trees last year. Growers are urged to apply 20 to 25 percent more nitrogen fertilizer early this spring to boost buds and leaf growth for a larger crop. In drought zones, early fertilization and sod breaking may help trees store food and improve yields. Production per farm flock rose in Q1 despite fewer hens and pullets.
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Washington
Shenandoah
Potomac
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Pennsylvania
Yeemoe
Rural electrification and taxation topics set for Lorain County Farm Bureaus
Four Lorain County Farm Bureaus plan meetings next week at Columbia Township, Henrietta, Gratton and Pittsfield. A. D. Cracker will lead rural electrification discussion at Columbia Town Hall. Monroe H. Welty will speak on taxation at Henrietta School and Gratton meetings. Pittsfield gathering near Tuesday night at Pittsfield Church, speaker pending.
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Lorain Couniel
Columbia Township
A. D. Cracker
Columbia Town Hall
Monroe H. Welty
Lorain County
Henrietta Farm Bureau
Henrietta
Gratton Farm Bureau
Pittsfield Township
Pittsfield
Penfield Farmers In Sugar Bushes Sow Seeds And Build Fences
Lorain County farmers busy with spring work after months of plowing. Wark Wang acres plowed. Penfield homes modernized with heating, electricity, and new fireplaces. A two story hennery and White Leghorn brooders noted. Rollins family preparing to move into rebuilt farm home. Fire damage at Biges tome interior underway.
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Peneleld
Wrank Waspen
Farm Calendar Dates For Local Township Groups
Farm Calendar lists meetings for Wellington, Brownhelm, Pittsfield, Ridgeville and Oberlin groups from April 10 to April 18 with club and Grange events. The piece ends with a speculative note about future electric trains and energy efficiency.
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Pittsfield Township
Farm Bureau
Grange
Ridgeville
Faton
Hickory Tree
Kipton
Oberlin
Dates Fixed For Farm Period At Summer Camp
The Vermilion River based Camp Iss-See-Kes will host a two part farm period July 13 to 19. Horton B. Alger, county agricultural extension agent, announced the session split between Four-H Club youths and farm men and women. Last year about 86 attended with 40 youths and 44 adults.
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Camp Iss-See-Kes
Vermilion River
Horton B. Alger
Alger
Farm Night program topics for OSU radio broadcast
The Ohio State University radio station WEAO Columbus will air Farm Night next Monday at 7 p m for two hours. Topics include soybeans as a hay crop fertilizing alfalfa increasing corn yields frost protection, vegetable gardening in April, oil for farm machinery, reclaiming old furniture, the collie dog on the farm, Merino sheep, packaged bees and Chin Spray service.
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Ohio State University
WEAO
Columbus
Tne
Tadin Statten
Village council approves nine hour manual flasher system at key crossings
Railroad representatives persuade council to accept nine hour manual and fifteen hour automatic flasher operation across North Main West Main and Walnut Street crossings. Nine hour manual shift aims to reduce two-operator need and prevent crossing accidents. Council actions include water main project discussion and financial transfers. North Railro ad Street repair order addressed with Highway Department follow up.
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Johns O'Hara
Geo. Fetteman
North Main
West Main
Walnut Street
New London Fire Dept Battles House Blaze
The New London Fire Department was called at seven a.m. Monday to extinguish a fire in a small house owned by Clayton Justice. The flames were well advanced on arrival, and the building could not be saved, resulting in total loss. Mr and Mrs F G Sutherland and their children were Easter Sunday dinner guests of Harry and Bessie Sutherland. Dry ice and augur may be made from the grape surplus.
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New London Fire Department
Clayton Justice
Harry
Bessie Sutherland
New London Council Talks Crossing Protection
At the regular New London Village Council meeting on Monday night the issue of adequate railroad crossing protection was discussed and settled. The session opened late due to Big Four representatives leaving early, with formal business dispensed and protection measures addressed by Train Master J. L. Patcgett of the Big Your System from Galion, Ohio and FE. A. Winebar, local station agent.
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New London
New London Village
JL. B. Patcgett
Galion
Ohio
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