Wheat payments totaling 207000 reach 16 Ohio counties
Washington reports that 16 Ohio counties share 207,830 in government checks for reducing 1934 acreage under the agricultural adjustment program. A total of 5,409 farmers in Ohio received the first of two payments at 20 cents per bushel, with the second eight-cent payment to follow after spring planting.
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Washington
Ohio
AAA
Kansas
Indiana
Virginia
Maryland
Missouri
Advice On Protecting Evergreens From Snow and Ice
Evergreen shrubs may suffer weight from heavy snow and sleet. Build a small fence with heavy wire netting over the plant or tie extended branches with binder twine to protect smaller evergreens, especially in the first year. Burlap wrapping is discouraged due to restricted air flow. use posts and netting or burlap-fixed fencing to break wind and snow forces.
Specialist Says Hen Looks Not a Guide To Laying
An Ohio State University poultry expert contends that a hen’s appearance does not predict egg laying. Cray recommends focusing on five nonvisual traits: early maturity, winter laying, production in February, persistence in lay during September and October, and avoidance of broodiness. He suggests discarding broody birds and banning hens after three broodiness events, with a short winter pause in laying.
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R. E. Cray
Ohio State University
Cray
Work Of Farm Women Heavier Work
Ohio State University home management specialist Miss Thelma Beall cites a shift to 75 to 90 percent of food produced at home on farms. Farm wives bear the load amid higher cash-strain, with gardens expanding, canning, drying, and home slaughter rising. Families also produce soap and cleaning supplies, rugs, comforters, and clothing from home materials.
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Thelma Beall
Ohio State University
Miss Beall
Ohio
Mise Beall
Progress Toward Farm Adjustment Plan In Review
A committee within the Agricultural Adjustment Administration is evaluating hundreds of proposed milk control plans and is expected to recommend a production reduction tied to payments from a fund raised by processing taxes. Currently 13 Milk Agreements set minimum producer prices and licensing for distributors, affecting about 120000 producers across 245 counties in 28 states and representing at least 10 percent of farm milk sales.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Lund
South Ridge Choir to Meet and Conference Held
SOUTH RIDGE Dec 6 The choir will meet at Miss Miriam Fowl home Tuesday evening. Quarterly conference for Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge will be at Brownhelm Evangelical church Wednesday evening with Rev C L Allen in charge. Numerous local visits and Thanksgiving dinners noted among residents and guests.
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Miriam Fowl
Brownhelm
Henrietta
Brownheim Evangelical Church
C. L. Allen
Fremont
Frank Laraway
William Grant
E. A. Penny
Ogontz
Milton Eppley
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society
J. H Amore
Rodari
Reformed Church
Hessletta
Olmsitead
LaPorte
Prank Mcfonaid
Pean Tan
N.Y
HO Amore
Ada Smith
Idard Smith
Elyria
H Olmstead
South Amherst
Brotherhood of St. Peter's Evangelical Church
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Crime Intercepted at Saint Lazare Train Stop Teaser
Chief Inspector Gorgeret and Flamant pursue Big Paul’s ally Blonde Clara at Saint Lazare station as a Lisieux train arrives. A warrant is missing, and Clara slips through the crowd after a close call with the detectives. (TO BE CONTINUED)
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Lisieux
Flamant
Gorgeret
Volnic
Garreret
Rue Saint-Honore
Big Pauli
Big Paul
Clara
Saint- Lazare Station
Br Paul
Arsene Lupin
Paul Astor
Fiat
Clara Big Paul
Gorgerer
Thanksgiving Guests At East Amherst And Nearby Homes
Thanksgiving day activities brought numerous visitors to East Amherst and surrounding areas. Families including the Smiths, Schlechter, Peabody, Knits, Kaittle, and others hosted relatives and friends from Elyria, Cleveland, Oberlin, and Coppley. The gatherings extended into Friday with post holiday calls and visits among grandparents, daughters, and guests from Pittsfeld and South Amherst.
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George Knits
Mitchell
Marlon Kaittle Ware
Kathryn Kolbe
Middle Ridge
Willian, Peabody
Nex Oberlin
Jack Hacket
Coppley
Clarence Peabody
Frank Bechte
Foward Darton
Pittsfeld
Melvin and
Harold Grills
West Ridge
C. Smith Fridar
Franci
Ward
Con
Donald
Miss . Thompson
Arthur Ernst
South Am
Frank Laranar “Li
Conrad Netrsar
South Amheres
Frats Plan Central Purchase for Fraternity Goods
A Middletown proposal seeks a centralized wholesale buying plan for fraternities through Ingakenes trais emplies, with six months trial likely. James McConaise, president of Wedenas, urges support as six fraternities already endorse the idea to gain savings, arguing methods that avoid waste and improve pricing.
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Middletown
James
McConaise
Wedenas
Pythian Sisters Elect Officers At Amherst Meeting
About 25 attendees at the Pythian Sisters meeting at Mrs. Walter Miller's home on Woodhill Drive elected officers for the coming year. New officers include Miss Ennor Ruth as most excellent chief and Mildred Moebius as ust chief, with Eva Miller and Bessie A sry among others. A Christmas party and toys for the Pythian Children's Home were featured, and a district convention delegate was named for Willard, Ohio. The evening included games, refreshments, and a social hour.
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Amherst
Pythian Sisters
Walter Miller
Woodhill Drive
Miss Ennor Ruth
Mildred Moebius
Exsient
Lillian Miller
Exent
Evelyn Raesier
Inager
Eva Miller
France
Bessie A “Sry
Clara Ehrman
Ada Purcell
Elsie Qrouit
Ethel Pietch
Elsia Orenti
Willard
Bour
Springfield
O. Hearta
Hevinres
Mr. Nettie
Schaett
Anna Lynch
Jaey Wenee
Katherine Kolbe
Mayme Schaetfer
Misa Elinor Ruth
Senior League of St Peter’s Evancelical meets at church
The December gathering at St Peter’s Evancelical church was attended by 24 members. Miss Gladys Neuman led devotionals and Miss Mathes summarized the Cleveland regional conference held in Lorain. Annual election of officers resulted in Alyce Nieding as president, Alice Schieter as vice president, Gilbert Becker as secretary, and Florence Herbst as treasurer. Plans were announced for an upcoming event.
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League of St Peter's 'Evancelical Church
Gladys Neuman O
Cleveland
Lorain
Ma Mathes
Alyce Nieding
Alice Schieter
Gilbert Becker
Florence Herbst
Christmas party notes and local society events
A hospital birth is reported for Tuesday. Mrs. R. C. Jensen and Mrs. Ernest Copenhoyer hosted the Queen Esther Class Christmas party at Mr. Jensen’s Park Avenue home. Activities included carols, readings by Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Maxwell, a Christmas story by Mrs. J. B. Egeland, and recitations by Miss Lulah Walker and Mrs. Ernest Copenhaver. Honors went to Miss Walker, Mrs. Egeland, and Mrs. Belden. Luncheon followed with numerous hostesses listed. Also noted are Bridge Club gatherings, guests, and visits to Cleveland and Amherst. a brief aside on modern physics closing the item.
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R. C. Jensen
Ernest Copenhoyer
Methodist Church
Ron Park Avenue
P. A. Becker
Mra
RC. Jen
J. G. Maxwell
J. B. Egeland
Lulah Walker
Thomas Nugent
Elyria Avenue
Minnie Sablers
Henry Hoffner
Vincent Nally
Libbia Gerlach
Jackson Street
Arthur Meesly
Holiday law breaks 509 year record in Manchester
Manchester Conn. barber Edward M Zimmerman blames a new state law banning work on holidays for ending his 69 year Saturday shaving streak. Armistice Day fell on Saturday this year, ending the record. The item also notes Peter the Great and beard lore, plus a remark on petroleum origins.
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Conn
Edward M. Zimmerman
Zimmerman
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