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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1938

Page

2

Oberlin College Holds Two Day Defense Rehearsal

Oberlin College began a two day Rehearsal for Defense with an all campus assembly at Finney Chapel led by President Ernest Wilkins and Captain Arthur Richwine of the Ohio National Guard. Students drill on the athletic field while women receive Red Cross instruction and a mock air raid is planned for tonight.

Oberlin Oberlin College Finney Chapel Ernest Hatch Wilkins Arthur Richwine Lorain County Ohio National Guard Richwine Red Cross Plannign Kenneth Brown Hiram College Brown United States Africa S. Q Iron Ring Coalition Army Training Corps Jerry Klein Atlantic City Sym Warner Gymnasium Review Extra Peace Organizations Committee Alembera Warner Hall

Relief Workers To Meet Friday Night

Local No. 1 of Elyria and vicinity holds its regular weekly meeting at the Y M C A at 7 30 p m Friday Officers say all WPA workers and direct relief clients are eligible to join and are invited to attend the meeting

Relief Workers Local No. 1 Elyria and Vicinity WPA

Liquid EZON promises quick muscle relief at Phillips Drug Store

Advert says LIQUID EZON soothes sore tired aching muscles in minutes with an analgesic formula of select ingredients. It highlights rapid relief, economy, and a money back guarantee available at Phillips Drug Store in Fady't.

Phillips’ Drug Store fAdy't

Self Government Depends On A Free Press

Alfred H. Kirchhofer urged the American Society of Newspaper Editors to defend free institutions with an independent press. He warned that censorship endangers democracy and argued financial independence better guarantees freedom of thought than political servility, despite press shortcomings.

Ashington America Alfred H. Kirchhofer American Society of Newspaper Editors Kirchhofer Buffalo Evening News

Crop Insurance Explained At Columbus Meeting

In Columbus Ohio on May 3 a federal crop insurance program will be explained at one of 17 U S sites. Roy W M Green Crop Insurance Corporation manager says day one is for public explanation day two for administrative training. Farmers can insure 1939 wheat with premiums paid from the 1958 harvest. premiums may be paid in cash or wheat. The plan pools wheat across many growers for protection beyond a farmer's own reserve.

Columbus. O Columbus Ohio United States Roy WM. Green Crop Insurance Corporation Green Arrangemenis

Memorial Erected For Grange Leader

A new historical marker in Buffalo West Virginia marks the home of Dr T C Atkeson a pioneering farmer educator and Grange leader. He led the West Virginia State Grange from 1896 to 1920 served the National Grange in multiple roles and was a longtime Washington representative. The marker on the Atkeson farm was built by the Works Progress Administration with the state road commission.

Grange Buffalo West Virginia T. C.arkeson Atkeson West Virginia College of Agriculture West Virginia State Grange National Grange Washington Atkeson Farm Works Progress Administration State Road Commission of

Three Oberlin Students Elected to Phi Beta Kappa

Oberlin College in Ohio announces that three Lorain county seniors have been elected to Phi Beta Kappa including James A. Campbell from Elyria chemistry, Norman H. Moore Oberlin physics, and Andrew Jaszi German. Among thirty seniors total, eighteen men and twelve women, with four juniors also named. Members hail from Ohio and several other states plus two from Montreal.

Oberlin. O Oberlin College Lorain County Ernest Hatch Wilkins Finney Chapel Elyna James A. Campbell H. M. Campbell Bellfield Avenue Oberlin Norman H. Moore David R. Moore Forest Street Andrew Jaszi Oscar Jaszi Phi Beta Kappa Oberlin Chapter Ohio Missouri Pennsylvania New York District of Columbia Ilinois Massachusetts Wisconsin Kansas Oregon Texas Montreal Canada

Ohio Farm Bureau study groups tackle farming problems

More than 7,000 farm family members in Ohio join nearly 300 farm homes this month to discuss agriculture locally statewide and nationally. L. F. Warbington notes county Farm Bureau advisory councils organized in 61 counties with 12 families each, meeting monthly for social time and discussion. Reports of new councils arrive daily as 1938 advances.

Ohio L. F. Warbington Ohio Farm Bureau Education and Organization Department Farm Bureau Warbington

Right Kind Of Feed Advised For Cows

Ohio dairymen are advised to use good pasture and proper feed to maintain milk production. Joan McKellip of Ohio State University recommends a daily ration or daily silage and outlines a grain mix of 400 lb corn and cob meal 200 lb ground oats and 100 lb soybean meal to balance thin pasture.

Columbus Ohio Joan MccKellip Ohio State University McKellip University Animal Husbandry

Artificial flowers shipped from Germany to the United States

Last year shipments of artificial flowers valued at £200,000 moved from Germany to the United States. The trade figures highlight cross border commerce in synthetic blossoms and related goods.

Germany United States

Love and daring ride in a western romance tale

Julie Hamilton in a small town is torn between fiancé Kenneth and rancher Barry. Barry accepts a dangerous horse riding challenge to prove his courage, while Isolde schemes. The stunt ends with Barry crashing and Julie fearing the worst as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.

Julie Hamilton Kenneth Terrs Barry Caldwell Arizona New York Kenneth Barry Normandy Buford Isolde Fleming Isolde Julie Ken Edith Nombi Normandy Terry Nomby Black Dynamite Stu

Growing Of Everlasting Flowers For Home Gardens

Gardeners should sow everlastings this spring as they dry well for winter arrangements. Strawflower or hellchrysum offers rich double blooms from white to crimson, while globe amaranth provides durable seasonal material. Other good choices include annual statice, Ammobium, gypsophila, Arechnium, Rhantothe, and drying is done by tying into bunches and hanging in a dry dark place.

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Crowding In Broader House May Cause Cannibalism

Ohio State University expert R. E. Cray says cannibalism among chicks is a normal behavior when energy is misused. He links close crowding in larger pens to feuds and cannibalistic acts, noting one square foot per three chicks as a suggested space guideline.

Preventing Cannibalism in Young Poultry and Tax Commission Work

The article notes methods to curb cannibalism in growing chickens such as masking light with brown paper, providing frequent fresh mash and green feed, and avoiding unnecessary diet changes. It also mentions using safe deterrents and keeping brooders cool with roosts installed before five weeks. It then shifts to the Tax Revenue Commission, its five chosen members from both chambers and governor appointments, its December 15 report deadline, and its role in crafting a permanent tax program for the state.

Cray Ohio Obw

Tax Revenue Commission Urged Cooperation by Ohio Citizens

Farm Bureau members of Ohio and all citizens were asked to cooperate with the newly appointed Tax Revenue Commission of Ohio to aid in drafting a permanent constructive tax program for the state. Edwin J. leads the request urging support for state and local government improvement.

Farm Bureau Ohio Tax Revenue Commission of Edwin J

Contest Announced On Electricity Use in Rural Areas

Lorain County Four-H Club members are invited to join a nationwide Rural Electrification contest. They will report on electricity use in poultry and canning projects and describe demonstrations and appliances care. Ohio contest is approved by the state extension service, with 200 more farms lit last year reaching 1,241,050.

Lorain County Ohio State Extension Service

Malaya Pineapple Growers Consider Production Limits

Pineapple growers in Malaya may voluntary restrict output this year after excess supply last season. Officials hope curbing production will stabilize prices and improve market balance for farmers and exporters.

Malaya

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