Lorain County farming notes and club updates
A compact Lorain County page reports on farm women gathering at Elyria for Get-Acquainted and lists attendees. It covers 4 H club reorganizations, 4 H officer elections, and project plans, plus society meetings, play productions by the Women’s Missionary Society, and routine community briefs including members on sick lists and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. W. Wilson
Joan Reinhard
H. L. Brandau
Lorain County
Elydla
Wage Gains and Acreage Forecast in Ohio Farm Report
April 18 report shows farm wages in Ohio rising over the year with $17.75 daily with board and $27.75 daily without board, plus $1.05 and $1.45 per day for board. Wheat prospects show 31,000 bushels on April 1, down from 32,000 last year, and corn and pasture figures below normal. Total Ohio wheat on farms estimated at 6,266,000 bushels, down from 7,465,000 a year ago and 11,671,000 years ago, with milk production falling as well. Focus notes no adjustments yet for wheat contract reapportionment or acreage changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn S. Ray
Federal
Stielan
Ohio
Ray Chart Provides Useful Records For Fruit Growers
C W Ellenwood of the County Agricultural Station urges fruit growers to maintain spray charts. These records compare results across materials and conditions, guiding future sprays. Include date, material, wind, temperature, spray day, rain, who sprayed, which trees, area covered, material used, spray equipment, and costs for accurate improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Ellenwood
Chionment
Ang
Milk Surplus Plan Sparks Fears of Shortages and Waste
Dairy officials argue a proposed adjustment by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration would cut into surplus but risk milk shortages for urban consumers and children. They note high surplus in 1932-33 and warn reduced sales could depress prices, while funding aimed at feeding malnourished children could total millions and shift dairy allocations to needy families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ad_ment
Benefits of Chick Code Affects Hatchery Trade Nationwide
Hatchery code issued by headquarters under USDA direction aims to prevent poultry and egg overproduction next year. Early orders urged as producers cut surplus chick stocks. Advertisements must prove egg production, blood tests for Pullorum, and guarantees. Eggs from tested flocks must not mix with untested stock. Egg weight minimums set at 23 ounces per dozen. Higher wages for hatchery workers and lists of unfair practices included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Lorain County
Special farm programs at Wooster Ohio Station
Lorain County farmers plan visits to Wooster for two upcoming farm programs at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The livestock day occurs this Friday with cattle feeding tests and talks by W. L. Robison on hog feeding results and hog inspections. An AAA livestock program discussion by D. S. Myers follows, plus sheep feeding tests and inspections. The second program, vegetable greenhouses day, is set for May 3 with I. C. Huffman explaining soil moisture effects on tomatoes and tours of greenhouse experiments offered both morning and afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
L. Robison
Robison
AAA
S. Myer
Bell
I. C. Huffman
Akron Cow Sets Record In State
A Holstein owned by C B Siddall of Akron Ohio set a state fat record with Lilly Daphne Korndyke Ormsby achieving 607.2 pounds of fat and 14 853.5 pounds of milk in the ten month division of three milkings a day and senior two year old. The animal finished the year with 587.2 pounds of fat and 16 773.23 pounds of milk, placing third in the yearly division. Ling, a half sister to Ormsby, had previously set a state fat mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Siddall
Akron
Ohio
Siddall
Lilly Daphne Korndyke Ormsby
Ling
Ormsby
Pontiac
Erhart Surprise Party honor Mrs Stoup in Medina
April 18 report of a surprise party at Mrs M A Stoup home with a basket lunch. Attendees included Mrs Howard Benson Lakewood Miss Anna Fabrion Miss Agnes Plato Cleveland Mrs Grossinger Mrs Lutz Mrs Drenan and Mrs Mallet all of Medina. The piece also notes Laf-a-lot Card Club events at the Kaiser home with prizes and a future meeting in two weeks and mentions a miscellaneous shower for Luciele Gross and various local visits and family updates across Medina, Valley City, Spencer, and Litchfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kaiser
Pedro
Seldon Armbruster
Norman Dersch
Valley City
Migs Luciele Gross
Earl Flest
Horace J. Hamm
Arthur Maxworthy
Noran Derek
Luciele Gross
Charles Derek
Miss Gross
Luciele Groass
Norman Derek
Friendship M E division meeting at Spencer with busy sewing
April 18 Spencer Friendship M E division met Friday evening with chairwoman Mrs Walter Boowen. Attendance was good. Sewing occupied much time while serving committee included Mesdames Touby Rice and Zeigler. Other items note Otto Allen away on A C Y A R duty, the Waldo Biddinger family out of quarantine for Scarlet Fever, and a farewell party for M E orchestra leader Mrs Fred Miller at Orlo White home with gift to Ms Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Club Spencer
Friendship M. E. Division
Walter Boowen
Charles Touby
Frank Rice
George Zeigler
Otto Allen
Fairlawn
Alva White
E. G. Crughead
N. J
Tallberge
Chatham
C. E. Bement
West Mainst
Waldo Biddinger
Pythian
Steve Randall
Hubert Mantz
Toledo
Orlo Mantz
Cecil Wolf
Elyria
Joe Wickelmen
Wickelman
Marty Spoyr
M.E
Fred Miller
Orlo White
Brantley Weldrick
Spencer Spencer area notices and society updates
Mrs Cecil Wolf and daughter Luella visited Wake man with aunt Mrs Ella Armstrong. Chandos Varney family and Mrs Gertrude Aldrich moved on Liberty street. R Q Rook returned to daughter Jy J Curtice’s home after Wellington visit with Jay Palmer family. Mrs J H Maurer and son Raymond inspected Cleveland on business. Mrs H C Moores weakens. Will Still visiting Burbank and Creston to shear sheep this spring. Belle Kraft of Oberlin helps Maurer family. Evelyn Tusslemanse ill with measles. Relph Myers operated on. Cleveland Lakeside hospital report favorable. Mary Howe returned to East Main from Cleveland. Mrs Charles Hanley treated for blood poisoning in Lodi hospital. Leon Stone and Virginia in Wellington to see Coats. J T McCourt and Glenn Repp attended Eastern Star in Oberlin. Scott and Rugg rent rooms from Mary Howe. Abner Messner visited Five Points. Lamp family in Lorain. Dwight and Frank Allen ill with measles. Local rollerskating party at Elyria. James Howe out of quarantine after scarlet fever. Missionary Society of Spencer Baptist church to hold all day meeting April 18, hosted by Mrs Milton Lemreaux. M E Lachen Aid Society served dinner to elderly Spencer folks. 25 at table. Program followed, honoring guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Wolf
Luella
Wakeman
Ella Armatrong
Chandos Varney
Gertrude Aldrich
Liberty Street
R. Q. Rook
Jy. J. Curtice
Wellington
Jay Palmer
J. H. Maurer
Raymond
Cleveland
H. C. Moores
Burbank
Creston
Linstead
Massillon Farms
Belle Kraft
Oberlin
Evelyn Tusselmanse
Relph Myers
Lakeside
Mary Howe
East Main
Floyde Howe
Charles Hanley
Wright
Lodi
Leon Stone
Virginia
Coats
J. T. McCourt
Glenn Repp
West Salem
Worthy
Eastern Star
Martin Tavern
Charles Scott
Lester Rugg
Abner Messner
Jack Still
Raymond Lamp
Lorain
Dwight
Frank Allen
Elyria
James Howe
Brownhelm Honor Roll Pupils Named for Past Week
Brownhelm O April 18 The pupils earning Honor Roll status for the past two weeks include first graders Ruth Emily Hasene and David Thoms. Second graders Kathryn Knessel Edwin Jawacki Donald Baetz Clyde Bacon Sylva Sanders are among those listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownhelm
Ruth Emily Hasenepfiing
David Thoms
Kathryn Knessel
Edwin Jawacki
Donald Baetz
Clyde Bacon
Sylva Sanders
Avon Lake Legion Card Party and Auxiliary Meeting
Avon Lake Ohio April 18 The American Legion Post 211 will host a card party at the Legion Home on Walker Road Tuesday evening April 24 The public is invited The Auxiliary will meet with Mrs Ruth Harrison hosting at her home Monday evening April 23 The library board convened with all members present at the library Monday evening
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Harrison
The
Legion Auxiliary
Mosday
Library Board
Wnobrary Board
Also Mentioned on This Page
Imeya
Stanley
Marjorie Pipper
Paul Kabiskka
Laura Sanders
Phyllss Schuster
Ralph Leimbach
Lille Newbery
Eleanore Roach
Marlon Smith
William Bull
Paul Leimbach
Malcolm Sanders
Alvin Portman
Marjorie Leimbach
Clara Hasenpflug
Doris Nettling
Ruth Mary Nabakowski
Mabel Reinhard
Elizabeth
Mori
Marian Streicher
Elsie Trinter
Mildred Fritsch
Raymond Trinter
Donald Bechtel
Ruth Secrest
George Vaas
Vernon’ Trinter
L. C. Kernel
Marguerite Bacon
Alice Roach
Stewart Fairchild
Gertrude McQueen
Alber Kublenke
Valloyd Sweet
A. J. Bbattuck
F. W. Brandau
DuRand Brandeu
Wm. Leimbach
Sam Bacon
Adam Clas
Arthur Hasenpi
John Nabakowski
A. J. Rice
A. J. Shattuck
Adam Claus
Charles Bechtel
Miss Rice
F. H. Peck
B. K. Lindley
R. W. Bechtel
Wilson
Nabakowski
Havea
Billy Knessel
Alex Mori
Gerald Hasenpflug
Vernon Trent
W. M.S
Women's Missionary Society
W. M
Vermilion Reformed Church
Power House
C. Bauer
EU Leuszler
Conrad Northelm
Harry Stick
Carl Miller
Mabel Hasenpfing
Anna Jean Leidhelser
Vermilion
Arthur Hasenpfing
Leonard Northelm
Elaine Stick
Mar
George Eppley
Benton Sick and Xon
B. K. Lindsley
Hugh Kane
Miami
Florida
William Chabel
Agnes Krebs
Carl Payne
Burton Street
Jaycox Road
Daisy Martin
Leo Walker
W. J. Klein
Lake Roid
George
Earnest Hortser
Ann Arbor
Michigan
Claybourne
Stigerwalt
al Brickner
Carl Pedersen
Louisiana
Toby
Tance
Akron Cow
Erhart
David Hall
Clyde Freeman
Oswald Moyer
Flora Bartin
Sitchfield
Carol Kaiser
Albert Erhart
Naomi Reutter
Ashier Pelton
Medina
Albert Gross
Dean Regal
Son Hollin
Spencer
Ida Maxworthy
George Maxworthy
Nelson Gross
Litchfield
Smith
Albert Neser
Corwin
Carl Hoover
East Canton
Earl Meyer
Roger
Charles Starr
Betty
Oswald Meyer
Fanny
Frank Weller
William
Ernest Duick
John Pierce
Albert Spieth
Misa Helps
Thiele
Euclid Haights
O. H. Thiele
Rollin
Spancer
Regal
Elia Steingass
Mallet-Weldner Road Construction Company
Pennsylvania
Abner Messer
Blanch Janacek
Arlo Mantz
River Corners
BE. Aid Society
M. E. Lachen Aid Society
Avon Lake
Chronicle-Telegram
I Mines
Ithme
Ees hSc
Lesnick Bros
Furnace St
Jersey
Guernsey
Rothgery
Grafton
Sam Kahn
Elyria Construction Co
Y. C
Revess Ph
Inter-City By-Products Co
Elyria Hame
Farmer's Supply CO
Broad St
Dill
Chestnut Ridge
A H. West & Son
Northern St
R. A. Chester
Nurbach Coal and Supply Co
W. Bridge
BABY
Seames
Hart's
Kelling Seed Co
Red River
Ph. S
Crooka Coat & Supply
East
Roe Spitzer
Grafton Rd
Rueselsz
R. H. Butler
la Grange
Davidson's Elevator
Kipton
Chesbarr
Bath
A. Buck
T. W. Langon
I. Sain
Buick
North Eaton
Brooder House
Lake Ré
Loral
John Bannon
West Ave
Wilford
Rhode Island
R. J. White
Oberlin Road
Baker's Hatchery
Stomp T. Dake Ave
Worcester
C. jCorner
Hatchery
Birmingham
Kipton Hatchery
Shel Station
Ridgeville Hatchery Station
Ra. No
Ridweritia, Oy
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