Wheat Growers Vote On AAA Program in Lorain County
Lorain County wheat growers will join national producers in a May 25 referendum on continuing wheat production adjustment measures under the Agricultural Adjustment Act after 1935. Proposals outline contracted acres shifted to sound farming uses, farm-by-farm adjustments, and local administration via county associations and allotment committees with annual benefit details to be set by the secretary of agriculture.
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Lorain County
Adjustment Administration
County Agricultural Extension Agent
Secretary of Agriculture
Farm Bureau Pushes AAA Strengthening Proposals
Ohio farmers urged stronger provisions in the Agricultural Adjustment Act sending letters and telegrams to congressmen. The American Farm Bureau Federation proposes amendments to strengthen AAA now before Congress in Washington, according to Perry L. Green, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau’ Federation
Columbus
American Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio Organization
AAA
Congress
Washington
Perry L. Green
State Federation
American Agriculture
Gree
Meat Eaters Compared Across Nations
L. E. Kunkle of Ohio State says the per capita meat use in the United States last year was 152 1 2 pounds, eight pounds more than 1953. He notes New Zealanders and Argentinians eat about twice that amount, and the U S ranks fifth among meat consuming nations.
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United States
L. E. Kunkle
Ohio State University
Kunkle
Meat Consumption Trends in America During War Years
The piece notes a wartime shift in American eating habits with meat intake higher in recent decades. It cites that average per person consumption between 1916 and 1925 was about six pounds less than the last decade, with daily meat use around 50 million pounds. Beef and pork consumption were nearly equal last year, while cattle and hogs supplied 135 of 152 pounds. other meats totaled 17 pounds, including 10.5 pounds veal and 6.5 pounds lamb.
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America
Kuckle
Favor Bill To Regulate Sale Of Fresh Eggs
Ohio Farm Bureau sponsors a bill to regulate eggs sold as fresh. The measure targets retailers who advertise eggs as fresh or with similar wording, requiring size and interior quality checks, while not making compliance compulsory. The bureau says it protects consumers producers and distributors and would raise demand for higher quality eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Bureau
Winter Bee Losses Shrink in Ohio This Year
Ohio State University bee expert W E Dunham reports winter losses in Ohio at four to seven percent, far below 1934 losses of about 30 percent. Colonies are above normal in strength, brood rearing began early due to warmth, and extra hive space may boost pollination. He notes honey sales are growing and has a bulletin on Package Bees for Honey Production distributed through county agents.
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Ohio
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University Beekeeping
Dunham
Additional tests funded to detect Bangs disease in herds
Dairy herd testing will expand as an extra 600,009 dollars is allocated for Bangs disease investigation. The grant enables follow up tests on herds where initial screens detected infection, aiming to improve tracking and control efforts.
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Bang
Aetna Insurance Company
Wellington area death notices and local society items
Mrs Sarah Rachel Gadfield 55 of Wellington died Tuesday after an illness of two weeks. Survived by husband Joseph Gadfield a daughter Mrs Ernest Oney brother John Liggett of Toledo and sisters Mrs Hattie Herman and Mrs Luja Mills of Perrysville Ohio and three grandchildren. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Keith Andrews Funeral Home Greenwood Cemetery. Also notes on Mrs Preipfer hostessing King’s Daughters meeting musical tea planned for May and newleyweds Lyon and Grace Gray honored at Wellington Methodist church class party with games talks and nership gifts. Sterling Foundry joins Wellington Indoor Softball League and local events include war education forum and naturalization class announcements. Chronicle Telegram routes app by mail to Circulation Manager.
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Adfield Lucul Mis
Wellington
Sarah Rachel Gadfield
Joseph Gadfield
Ernest Oney
John Liggett
Toledo
Hattie Herman
Luja Mills
Perrysville
Ernest
Charles
Robert Oney
Here
Keith Andrews
Greenwood Cemetery
Lyon Gray
Methodist Church
Clarksfield
L. A. Baumgardner
May Bement
Kathryn Witbeck
Dorothy Beam
Beulah Riekel
Wallington Hist school hosts annual junior-senior event
The annual junior-senior bane que of Wallington Hist school will be held on the evening of May 1st. Women of St Patrick's Catholic church sponsor a benefit card party at Herrick Auditorium. Kiwanis meets Thursday noon. Friendship Guild holds a Monday evening gathering at Mrs Hughes home with election of officers and plans for May 8. George Jones spoke on Old Chinaware and Glass at the Congregational event in Penfield.
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Wallington Hist
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Herrick Auditorium
Rebekah Lodge
Philathea
Fred Andrews
Penfield
General Aid Society
M. E. Church
Morris Brenner
Kiwanis Club
Dorothy Hughes
Friendship Guild
Congregational Church
Frances Fisher
Kent Andrews
Firstice
Robert Burnham
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
May S
George Jones
Oberlin
Honor Dinner For Amherst High Basketball Team
Amherst Ohio April 24 Noon Day Club guests hosted Amherst High School basketball team and coaches at St Peter's church parlors for dinner. Roy Clifford Western Reserve coach spoke. committee chairs named. changes in club leadership. fish fry postponed. planning for joint dinner with the legion and a May district conference announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Amherst Hi
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
Nelson Raesler
Harold Krause
Robert Krause
W. G. Nord
Sw. G
Earl Haas
Elmer Smith
Io Redman
Walter Michael
Rurina Jenne
Leo Stivard
Ohio grows disease testing to 1300 herds monthly
A meeting at the hospital plot supported by Ni Soden and others outlines expanded testing for infected cattle herds in Ohio. Dr A T DeFosseti leads the program with added funds to pay reactors and enable slaughter where required. The effort aims to test about 1,300 new herds each month this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. T. DeFosseti
Community notices from Eagle Hall events and club meetings
Eagle Hall hosts orchestra music and dances for Cornell and Harvard girls basketball banquet at 6 30 pm in the high school gym. Aroma Club meets at Masonic Hall with hostesses Mrs Elter Gall and Mrs Clarence Farahman. First Evangelical church midweek prayer at 730 pm. Hickory Tree Grange travels to North Eaton for a program at the Grange hall. Pythian Hall services at 730 pm led by the DeVries sisters. Citizenship class starts in the high school auditorium at 7 pm. Amherst Democratic Women's Club meeting postponed to Monday April 29 at Mrs Clayton Young’s home. Eagles auxiliary meets Thursday at F O E Hall with a 630 pm supper and officer installation. St Joseph parochial school PTA cards party May 1 at Mrs S E Chuha’s home with five hundred, bridge and banco. lunch. Mrs Frank Snyder hosts ladies prayer meeting at Milan Avenue. Clariss DeVries presides.
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Eagle Hall
Russ Mollison
Cornell
Harvard
Aroma Club
Masonic Hall
Elter Gall
Clarence Farahman
First Evangelical Church
Hickory Tree Grange
North Eaton
Grange Hall
Pythian Hall
DeVries
Bible Class and Club Meetings Across Town
Bible class met at Mrs Walter Bechtel s home on Tenney avenue with good attendance. Cloverleaf Club gathers Friday afternoon with Mrs August Nabakowski on Fast street. AuCourant Club meeting postponed indefinitely at Mrs Henry Plato s Park avenue. Baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Henry Barckert at the local hospital Tuesday morning. Holy Name Society host night with Rev Fr James Eischen speaking followed by cards and refreshments. Holy Name Society general meeting set for Monday at the school hall. Funeral services for Valentine Wellman will be held Thursday at 2 p m from the River road home with burial in Brownhelm cemetery.
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Misacs
Uty Labiff
Courance Sausaman
Marie Franklin
Florence Brucker
Harland Brown
Bob Burns
Elyria
Marie
Amherstmes
Henry
Joseph
Walter Bechtel
Tenney Avenue
Cloverleaf Club
August Nabakowski
Fast St
AuCourant Club
Henry Plato
Park Avenue
Hospital News
Henry Barckert
John Streamier
Washington Avenue
Holy Name Society
St. Joseph's Church
James Eischen
School Hall
Valentine Wellman
Brownhelm
River Road
Brownhelm Cemetery
Clean Up Plans Set by South Amherst Council
South Amherst villagers prepare for the annual cleanup with curbside rubbish in containers during May 8 and 9. Albert Schneider and William Gleacon were appointed to coordinate Memorial Day plans with local committees. An athletic banquet will be held in the school auditorium tonight with teachers and honored guests, including the basketball team.
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South Amherst
Mondarin
Albert Schneider
William Gleacon
Echool
Entertaining Society Event and Security Meeting Highlight Local News
Members of the Methodist Ladies' Aid Society will gather at the home of Mr Robert Alson Thursday evening for a social event in a party format. The Knights and Ladies of Security will hold a regular meeting alongside the Harper couple's engagement plans and ongoing Easter season duties.
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Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
Robert Alson
Knights and Ladies of Security
Ted Harper
Tremendous Trifles and the Ice Jam Folklore
A fragmentary reminiscence narrates an 18th century ice jam at Chesapeake Bay delaying a London ship. Passenger Jacob Astor, a German fur trader, later seeds wealth in America, selling furs to become renowned as a symbol of wealth. The piece notes a minstrel show by volunteers and a funeral attendance in Cleveland.
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Chesapeake Bay
London
Bkaleacre
Jacob Astor
America
Astor
Baltimore
Young Astor
New York City
New World
Western Nawspaper Union
Mrs William Emery Returns Home From Amherst Hospital
Mrs William Emery was brought home Sunday from Amherst Hospital where she was confined a few days with illness. She is reported somewhat improved.
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William Emery
Amherst Hospital
South Ridge Club and Society Week Activities
Mrs. Milton Eppley hosts the South Ridge C T U meeting on Friday April 26. District Rally of the Woman's Missionary Society slated for First Evangelical church Amherst Thursday. E C B Club held an all day meeting with a noon dinner and officers re election. D D Club guest to a meeting Saturday April 27. Numerous local guests attended family dinners and social gatherings across Oberlin Road Middle Ridge Kisra Lorain and Eaton with multiple host families and weekend visits.
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South Ridge
Milton Eppley
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Woman's Missionary Society
Evangelion Church
Amherst
E. C. B. Club
J. P. Bachtel
C. B. Club
Nebraska drought deepens as North Platte River dries early
A grim reminder of Nebraska’s drought shows the North Platte River drying at the earliest recorded date. The wet spring of the previous year kept some flow until a month later, underscoring the severity of the drought.
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North Platte Dry
Kearney
Nad
Nebraska
North Platte
Easter Week Events and Community Notices in Columbia
Mrs Mary Healey hosted by the Shepherds in Cleveland, Easter service at St Mary's, and an Easter parade on Union Avenue. The Methodist church hosts a birthday supper on April 26. Slow improvement of Mrs Wyla Roth at Community Hospital. Baptist speaker Dr B L M Sharp to address Columbia Baptist Association. Easter services praised at the Baptist church and many out of town visitors attended. Basketball letters awarded to Columbia High School players including Roland Martin and Lawrence Neuweger. Baptist Mission Circle meets May 1 with devotion led by Miss Within Bracy. Several church members admitted or baptized. 4-H club organized with officers named. Track meet practice and garden club cooperation for school grounds landscaping project. Community dinners, visits, and cantata at M E Church. The Columbia Grange plans a play on April 23. Local obituaries and a few health updates noted among residents returning from illness and surgery.
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Columbea
Mary Healey
Russell Shepherd
Cleveland
St Mary's Episcopal Church
Ucrid Avenue
Town Hall
Methodist Church
Wyla Roth
Blm. Sharp
Cleveland Baptist Association
Columbia
Baptist Church
Antony
Frank Doyle
Petroit, Mich
Windden Johnson
C. LC
Doyle
Hazel
Detroit
Roy Putt
Baptist Mission Circle
Milo Stearns
Within Bracy
Harry Stineheamb
Robert Harrington
Clark
Clare Bennett
Williard Hathaway
Jewell Bartter
Helen Leach
Robert Leach
Ruth Harrington
Emma Tales
Ariene Austin
Elizabeth Churchward
Esther Mollason
Baby Verda May
Leo Martin
Emile Brown
Frank Hales
Valley City
Belden
Garden Club
Mary Pinckney
Mary Carr
Toledo
Pinckney
Dinger
Perry Heisinger
Frank Heineman
Fern Akins
Kathryn
Berea
Akins
M. FE
S. P. W. Heineman
Wilda Heineman
Paul Weimer
Xarth Olmsted
Columbia Grange
Gingham Pinochle Club Hostess Notes Winners
Belden April 24 Mrs Arthur Wise hosted the Gingham Pinochle Club with three tables in play. Prizes went to Mrs Vida Kine Mrs Claire Miller and Mrs Edna Davidson. Refreshment course served. Mrs Vern Cornish to entertain at her Grafton home in two weeks.
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Belden
Arthur Wise
Vida Kine
Claire Miller
Edna Davidson
Vern Cornish
Grafton
Senior class play The Wren at Belden High School
Belden High School seniors stage The Wren on Wednesday evening May 1 a royal drama featuring Mrs Julia Danna Berneata Mennell Robert Danna and a large supporting cast including Jane Danna the Wren Lois Heath Reginald Greenston and Mrs Cecelia Danna Fordston in a family centered production expected to draw a good crowd.
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Belden High School
Wren
Julia Danna
Berneata Mennell
Robert Danna
Fred Ross- Inger
Jane Danna
the Wren
LaVerne Aldrich
Sarah Woodston
Jane
Eleanor Nelf
Donald Drew
George Lennart
Mammy
Margaret Richter
Harriett Greenston
Lois Heath
Reginald Greenston
LaVerna Zacharias
Cecelia Danna Fordston
Sharleze Wise
Corrinne Fordston
Marian Rising
Binkie
Fordston
Vivian Herman
Rodney Blake
Easter Sunday program at church features children recitations
Sunday school members presented a brief Easter program with recitations and songs. Mrs Beers gave a splendid Easter talk. In services Mickey Rad provided special music with a violin duet by Miss Lois Rogers and Fred Reisinger, accompanied by Stanley Beers.
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Beers
Mickey Rad
Lois Rogers
Fred Reisinger
Stanley Beers
Fish Fry Attended by Local Notables in Wellington
Charles Wise, Herman Wise and Arthur Wise attended the Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association fish fry in Wellington Friday evening. Mrs. Ima Stevens is very ill at her daughter's home. Marian Rule and Elizabeth Lang din of Cleveland were dinner guests of Jeanne Wise Friday. Bert Deimling visited George Grabenstetter Sunday. Easter dinner guests at D. G. Reis singer home included F. W. Weidner and Helen Hamburger Maybelle Reisinger Edward Reisinger and Dr Eugens Witzel. Sylvester Schaefer spent Sunday with his farmer parents near Spencer. Shirley Jean Pfeiffer has been ill. John Rule and family visited in Tiffin Sunday. Mary Killip dined with her daughter Hert Nesbett Sunday.
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Olmsted Falls
Kant Cuchinio
Livyolyn Straub
Gerald Hoovier
Herman Paulson
Sam Gray
Devon
Ureprung
Florida
Harold Alderman
Kenton
Ohio
Leon Richards
John Richards
Rollie Fitch
Glenville Hospital
Wm. Sheer
Glenville
Clarence Humphrey
Butternut Ridgend
Clarence Krespach
Elyria
Hugh Osborne
God
Frank Churchward
Betty
Maybelle Reisinger
Edward Reisinger
Eugens Witzel
Sylvester Schaefer
Spencer
Shirley Jean Pfeiffer
John Rule
Tiffin
Sundar
Mary Killip
Hert Nesbett
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Leon H. Rankin
Lake Ave
Bang’s
Cora M Shepard Junior Grissinger
Courtland
R. Sectttsa Ee
Sterling Foundry
Brenner Shoe Co
Telling- Vernon Creamery
Penficd
Lloyd George Sweet Shop
Daugherty & Jaeson
Herriex & Stemple
James
Shaut House
Mary
Er. H. H. Eisner
Rochester
Pittsfield Town Hall
Chronicle
Central Book Store Church St
Emma Lonsbrough
G. M. Parker
R. L. Menz
Fred Kock
Legion
Lford Minor
Mary E i
Jacob Krieg
Stanley Hull
Elmer Johnson Post
American Legion
Au Aliary
Legion Auailaary
Amherst Democratic Women's Club
Eagles’ Auxiliary
F. O. E. Hall
Parent-Teacher Association of
St. Joseph Parochial School
S. E. Chuha
Bridge
Banco
Frank Snyder
Milan Avonue
Foursquare Church
Clariss DeVries
Mms
Wellman Funeral
Po. Pils
Elmo -Lmo
Scott Watson
Reno
Cotton Town
Albert Farey
Kom Willis
Henry Kolb
Jim Allsop
Eddy Fahrmner
Isaac Mason
William Meacham
Sttend Puneral
Jacob Kolb
W. M.S. Rally
D. D. Club
Rene Stang
Frank Bechtel
Quarry
Asa Bryant
Oberlin Road
Bryan
George Kittle
A. Madill
Lorain
Kan Koibhe
Oliver Rolbe
John Rock
Naomi
Middle Ridge
Laura Lytle
Kisra
F. Snyder
Cliften
Mima
U. CC
Sirs
Theo Gr Sons
Weat Ridge
Mrs. C
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Columbia High School
Roland Martin
Lawrence Neuweyer
Arthur Crocker
Hugh In Kram
Edward Lennerch
Harold Hardington
Chester Kobalka
Margaret Marlen
Alice Glass
Winnifred Wright
Ruth Tones
Martha Dipakowski
Mation Ziexler
Thelma Boone
Prin. M. L. Royer
Ernest Maddock
Sec'v.Treas
Edward Lennerth
Robert Kowalski
News
Charles Wise
Herman Wise
Northern Ohio Draft Horse Association
Amann
Lown
Anand
Novcians
Mads
Household Finance Co
R. RR. Ritter
Elstia, Ohio
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