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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1935

Page

7

Ohio Farm Bureau chief protests Senate farm bill votes

Perry L. Green, president of the Ohio Farm Bureau federation, protests Senator Bulkley and Senator Donahey voting against amendments to the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He argues the act seeks equitable price relations between agricultural and industrial producers and urges support for a principle that protects farm prices in line with industrial price protection.

Robert Bulkley Vic Donahey Perry L. Green Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Senate Green Congress

Bill Opposed By National Grange

The National Grange opposes Senator James Hamilton Lewis plan to rename the Interior Department the Department of Conservation and Works. Fred Breckman, Grange Washington representative, argues the Interior Department handled nonrenewable resources and land disposal, while Agriculture better preserves resources, timber, water, and soil fertility, noting Roosevelt moved forests to Agriculture in 1904.

National Grange James Hamilton Lewis Illinois Department of the Interior Department of Conservation and Works Fred Breckman Washington The Grange de Tment of Agriculture Theodore Roosevelt Department of Agriculture

Herd Association report shows Lorain cow tops county milk in July

In the Lorain County Herd Improvement Association report for July, a single cow produced 2,900 pounds of milk for WF. Youngebert's herd led the county with the top milk yield. Overall, 587 cows across 849 herds contributed to national totals, with Nesbit Camp Wolcott and other breeders posting high butterfat and milk averages.

Lorain County Nesbitt Jackson, Camp and Wolcott John £. Carlson Jackson Camp and Wolcott William Giese W. F. Youngevery C. K. Lehman and Son Jackson, Camp and J.C. Aldrich

Dairy Day Program Set At Wooster Friday

Ohio Dairy Day gathers farmers from Lorain and across the state at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. The full day includes women and men sessions with talks on dairy science, calf feeding, legume preservation, and milk handling, plus judging contests, exhibits, and games for children.

Lorain County Ohio Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Te Dairy Department Ohio Dairymen’s Association Emma J. Col P. R. Record Florence Heberding Canfield R. D. Lewis Ohio State University C. F. Mooroe A. E. Perkins W. E. Krangs L. H. Burewald M. R. Moomaw C. G. Willams E. E. Heizer A. J. Glover Heard’s Derryman H. M. Dorie Wooster High School

Ohio Farm Bureau To Hold Camp For Rural Leaders

About 200 farm bureau leaders from across Ohio will attend Camp Ohio Farm Bureau in Licking County from August 1 for a three day session. W G Nemiller says the camp will study cooperative approaches to social and economic issues facing rural residents with topics including history of the movement, rural electrification, cooperative finance, producer and consumer cooperation, education philosophy, and rural youth development.

Farm Bureau Camp Ohio Licking County W. G. Nemiller Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Winermiller

Elyria Townline Briefs Show Neighbor Visits

Mrs E Schubert visited Florence Starr in Wellington. Mrs J H Nelefield Mrs E C Schubert and family hosted Mrs M J Nuhn in Lorain. Cook and Braeler families hosted visitors from Cleveland. The Spiegelbergs and family joined an ice cream social at Cherry Knoll Farm. Audubon Club met at George Fridenstine home as Caroline Spiegelberg vacationed from Cleveland Abstract Co. Office. Woodrow Stein and son from Cleveland were guests for supper.

Elyria Townline Road E . Schubert Wis Florence Starr Wellington J. H. Nelefield E. C. Schubert Gon Oliver M. J. Nuhn Lorain H.C. Delefield Edison Highway Cook LeRoy Braeler Cleveland L. A. Ernst and Family S. H. Mathias L. A. Ernst William Miller Canada Oliver Schubert Audubon Club George Fridenstine North Murrays Ridge Caroline Spiegelberg the Abstract Co J. F. Stein Woodrow Gupper

Poultrymen To Tour Counties In North Ohio

Lorain County poultrymen join a northern Ohio tour August 19 to 32 with stops at egg farms hatcheries shading and marketing plants cooperative establishments a duck turkey and pheasant farm. Visits include Cedar Point hatchery convention and a Cleveland stay with airport and food terminal warehouse tours.

Lorain County Ohio County Agricultural Extension Office Erie Cuyahoga Allen Wyandotte Crawford Stark Wayne Portage Columbiana Cedar Point Cleveland

August Fields area notices and reunions in Beulah Beach region

The August Field area notes list short visits by Mr. Bamford and others with Beulah Beach meetings. It notes the William Hudson reunion with 18 attendees at Glen Hudson’s home and multiple far flung visitors from Detroit Cleveland and Florida. It mentions crop losses due to floods around Tippacanos and grain yields. The Grills reunion at Judson Bainbridge’s home drew many, with cars arriving after dinner. An upcoming church program covers sermon topics and an August eleventh service. The Fields Home Coming is set for August twenty first with church basement dinner.

Briefs Fields Bamford California Beulah Beach Hart Rogers Kent Tyrrell Willoughby Ohio John Bainbridge William Hudson Glen Hudson Nelson Freeman Dorothy Murney Detroit G Robinson Cleveland Lakewood C. C. Benjamin St. Petersburg Florida Florence Walsh Schemectady New York Fred Sutter Columbia Town Hall Elmer Kreuger Koontz Taylor

Local visitors and relatives called in Birmingham area

Birmingham hosts Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Claude Collingwood and Miss Amy Young Saturday evening. Detroit guests Mr and Mrs Joan Flanigan stayed with relatives. L W Funk and json Richard visited Edwin Prince home Saturday. Jennie Carter spent Saturday in Wakeman. Davie reunion at North Olmstead attracted many including K E B Avery, Myon Knobl. Henry Carstenson and South Amherst folks visited neighbors. Clarence Felshaw and Clyde residents spent Sunday with his mother. Pamelia Felshaw and Clayton Atherton of Detroit stay with Clarence Opperman. Arthur Hand and Emma Hand of Henrietta called Monday. John Holtzauer and family of Oak Point visited Sunday.

Birmingham Claude Collingwood Amy Young Elyria Joan Flanigan Detroit L. W. Funk JSON Richard Edwin Prince Jennie Carter Wakeman K. EB. Avery Myon Knobl Davie’eunion Noth Ol

Local families host guests and visitors over weekend

Guests of Mr and Mrs J H Dele field Sunday Miss Betty Gunder of Elyria visits Miss Irma Spiegelberg Mr and Mrs L W Spiegelberg and daughter Irma with Miss Caroline Spiegelberg call on Mrs Barbara Eschtruth of Middle Ridge Sunday evening

J. H. Delefield Betty Gunder Elyria Irma Spiegelberg L. W. Spiegelberg Irma Caroline Spiegelberg Barbara Eschtruth Middle Ridge

Savory and Sweet Cookie Recipes From Elyria Column

A collection of vintage recipes including Marshmallow Frosting, Toasted Spice Cake, orange coconut cookies, cream drop cakes, butter scotch sticks, molasses ginger cookies, and hermits. Each entry lists ingredients, directions, and contributor names with city addresses. Recipes emphasize simple mixing, baking temperatures, and yield guidance.

Oatmeal and Sugar Cookies From Ohio Home Kitchens

A collection of handwritten recipes from Ohio cooks including Oatmeal Cookies by Mrs. Stanley Wilczak of Grafton and Christmas Butter Cookies by Mrs. Charles Kremser of North Olmsted. Also includes Chocolate Peppermint Cookies, Raisin Filled Cookies, Grandma's Sugar Cookies, Chocolate Drop Cookies, Cream Snaps, Apple Sauce Cookies, and various cakes and tortes with ingredients, methods, and bake times.

Stanley Wilczak Grafton Ohio Charles Kremser Wallace Blyd North Olmsted D. A. Knepper East College Street Oberlin

South Amherst to hear about new school addition

Q Aug 7 public meeting set for Thursday evening August 8 at eight at the school building to discuss and explain the proposed addition to the current building Dr Reavis of the State Department of Education will attend to address residents of the district The South Amherst Board of Education aims to improve the school building with the project and urges all residents to attend for firsthand information.

Reavis South Amherst State Department of Education South Amherst Board of Education

Perplexing Questions on Potatoes Celery and Sponge Cake

Readers ask about potato and celery scallop casserole with cream sauce and toasted crumbs. Other queries cover why sponge cake sinks and how to bake it properly at 325 degrees for 35 to 69 minutes. A Raspberry Ice recipe is provided for automatic freezers with raspberries sugar salt water gelatin lemon juice and freezing steps.

Secret Of Menu Planning Reprinted Advice For Diets

Continued guidance on meal planning emphasizes gradual diet changes, digestibility, and varied menus. It advises avoiding multiple hard to digest items in one meal, pairing cheese with bland foods, contrasting textures and flavors, not overfilling plates, reusing leftovers creatively, seeking help for elaborate menus, and considering cost, seasonality, appearance, and freshness to stimulate appetite.

Caucus Nominates North Olmsted Officials for November

The village caucus at the town hall Monday evening, led by Mayor Henry Garland, nominated candidates for mayor O. J. Ruth and George Graybill, clerk, Harold Allsop for treasurer, Allan Thompson marshal, and a slate of council candidates including N. G. Townsend and others. For the school board two to be elected named were Wm. Bechstein and P. A. Mori among others. Home Coming committee meetings scheduled for Friday at 8:00.

Henry Garland J. Ruth George Graybill Harold Allsop Allan Thompson Marshall John With N. G. Townsend Albert Schneider Albert Farey John Duncan Wm. Gleason Sage Slack Charley Nickel R. R. Johnson Robert Allsop Edwin Harper Ernst Schneider Fred Bathlome Wm. Bechstein P. A. Mori Wa. Slack Wm. Roberts

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