Farm Attitudes Shift From Living To Profit Says Missouri Expert
Dr. O R Johnson head of the University of Missouri Agricultural Economics department notes rising farm profit orientation. Farmers increasingly treat agriculture as a business, reducing self sufficiency and isolation while stressing price trends and demand. He predicts more productive lands will favor crops over livestock, with corporate takeover and hired labor.
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Columbia, Mo
O. R. Johnson
Department of Agricultural Economics
University of Missouri
Missouri
Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Lsbor
Broadway Beggars Return to Nightlife Scene
A long compendium describes a revival of street beggars along Broadway from Herald Square to Bowery, with performers and vagrants of varied ages, some aided by dogs and crutches, plus other city happenings including church services, social events, and community notices.
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New York
Broadway
Herald Square
The
Circle
Boston
Roxy's
57Th Street
Pampas
Organ Grinder
Seek New Uses for Farm Waste
Washington reports that micro-organisms fires and explosions cost American farmers over a billion dollars annually. Dr Henry G Knight chief of the Bureau of Chemistry and Soil Research urges finding new uses for farm waste to offset losses. Projects include corn stalks citrus by products sweet potatoes and wax coating on certain apples. Fertilizer experiments have aided growers from North Carolina to Florida and the Midwest.
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Washington
Henry G. Knight
Bureau of Chemistry and Soil Research
Hyde
Knight
North Carolina
Lousiana
Lorain County Four-H Club Awards at 1931 Fair
Four-H members in Lorain County received awards for exhibits at the 1931 Lorain County Fair. A total of 122 premiums went to boys' clubs and 20 to girls' club leaders. Boys received individual awards while girls’ premiums were issued to clubs after judging of club exhibits. The premiums were funded by the county commissioners.
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Rain County
Two Herds Take Most Honors in Milk Group
Dairy herds of Grafton State Farm and A C Cawrse led Lorain County Herd Improvement Association honors in November. Grafton’s herd topped milk and butterfat, averaging 31.9 pounds of butterfat and 947 pounds of milk per cow, while Cawrse’s herd led five to 15 cows with 1,016 pounds of milk and 6.6 pounds of butterfat per cow.
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Grafton State Farm
A. C. Cawise
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppley
Grafton Farm
Cawrse
Grafton
Cawrie
Harry Rowland
Rochester
A. C. Cawrse
Otis Lyndes
Eaton Township
J. &. Ford
Oberlin
Four-H Club Advisors to Convene in Elyria for 1932 Plans
Advisors from all parts of Lorain County will meet in Elyria next Tuesday to discuss Four-H Club work for 1932. O. C. Cray, assistant state club leader, will attend to offer suggestions and guidance to club leaders. The session will be in the directors room of the Elyria Savings and Trust Company.
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Lorain County
Elyria
O. C. Cray
Wellington Venison Dinner Served by Kiwanis Club
Wellington Ohio December 10 E L Barrick who returned from a hunting trip in Pennsylvania treated the Wellington Kiwanis club to a venison dinner at noon. Lorain County Council American Legion discussed unemployment and formed a 2 member committee to collect names of unemployed villagers seeking work. Forty members attended. W R C annual inspection to be held in post rooms with Evelyn Curtis from Ashland as inspecting officer.
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The
Baptist Church
Ruth Hege
Welligton
E. L. Barrick
Pennsylvania
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Lorain County Council
American Legion
Wellington
Committee of Legionnaires
Ray Coates
Burt Curtice
Orncat Ohney
Eddie Herzog
W. RC
Evelyn Curtis
Ashland
Mrs Finley Heads Missionary Society at Baptist Church
Mrs H K Finley was chosen president of the Woman's Missionary Society during a Wednesday meeting at Mrs Fred Greether's home. Mrs Chester Eglin was elected vice president with other officers to be announced.
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Finley
H. K. Finley
Woman's Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Fred Greether
Chester Eglin
LaGrange Checker Club Meeting Planned in Council Room
LaGrange December 10 The Lorain and La Grange Checker club will meet in the council room Thursday evening December 10th. It promises a lively contest and interested spectators will be welcome. Birthday party enjoyed Fred Rounds was reminded of his birthday Sunday by a surprise gathering. A cafeteria dinner was served by the guests.
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Laurel Runals
Laurel Runala
Checker Club
LA Grange
Lorain
Checker
Fred Rounds
Uneeda Beat Birthday Club New Readiness Event
Mrs B E Curtice hosted the Uneeda Beat Birthday club at her home on Thursday. Out of town guests included Mrs Cole Mrs Reisinger and Mrs Lloyd Cole of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs B B Got entertained Jay P Jackson and Mr and Mrs Frank Bradstock of Wellington on Friday for Mrs Bradstock birthday anniversary.
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Voup Moil
B. E. Curtice
Uneeda Beat Birthday Club
Cole
Reisinger
Lloyd Cole
Cleveland
B. B
Jay P. Jackson
Frank Bradstock
Wellington
Bradstock
Masonic Officers Installed and Eastern Star Installations
The Masonic Installation occurred Wednesday December 2 with James Nichols as installing officer. New Masonic officers include Master Nelson Hitchcomb and Secretary Arthur A Wilcox. The Eastern Star installation followed in the Masonic Hall with Mrs Edna Taylor and team presenting jewels and gowns. New officers titled Worthy Matron Mattie Prosser and Worthy Patron Judson Spicer led the corps. Guests traveled from nearby towns and about 150 refreshments were served.
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James Nichols
Andrew Rawson
Nelson Hitchcomb
Lenion
George Woodruff
David Pelton
Will Wolfe
Julius Wilcox
Charles B. Rawson
Arthur A. Wilcox
Tyler
Ray Saunders
Judson Spicer
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Edna Taylor
Susan Cragin
Kate Starr
Irma Guyeska
Zola Hastings
Luella Rawson
Paul Sage
Ernest Bounds
Ford Hastings
Mattie Prosser
Frances Woodruff
Will Hastings
Florence Nichols
Doris Shaldon
Charlotte Wihcox
Nellie Lehman
Laura Gott
Elisabeth Stevens
Hazel Adams
Ada
Leola Wilcox
Ruth
Stella Dawson
Esther
Gertrude Jump
Martha
Pauline Sooy
Eleora
Ruth Ryder
Treva Hammer
Sentinel
Virgil Jump
Lakewood
Elyria
Grafton
Belden
Littchfield
Wellingtons
Oberlin
Lorain
West Ridge Dinner Guests and Social Roundup
Mrs. Etta Brown and Stanley were guests at a six o'clock dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ebike of Elyria. The Mardi Gras Club’s progressive party moved from Ruth Gill to Shirley Webber, ending with the seventh hostess. Sunday callers included I G Rhoades of Elyria visiting A M Johnston and daughter Freda, and Mrs. Etta Brown calling on Mrs. Gaudern. A shower was attended at Elyria by J Fitzgerald. George Longbrake and granddaughter Margaret were dinner guests of Mae Siruble and daughter. W H Hart hosted Emery Reisinger party from Cleveland. Elizabeth Toth and Sylvester Asperger were guests of her parents. Gilbert Minnich and Philip Sipple visited at Kent State College. Ruth Sipple of Crippled Children’s Home vacationed with her parents. Christmas shoppers Elmer Long and Pauline, Theodore Grille and sons, Beatrice Burrer and Harle attended Evangelistic services on the Edison Highway.
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West Ridge
Etta Brown
Soy Stanley
Albert Ebike
Elyria
Lester Drusendahl
Progressive Party
Ruth Gill
Shirley Webber
I. G. Rhoades
A. M. Johnston
Freda
Fiva Gaudern
George Longbrake
Margaret
Mae Siruble
W. H. Hart
Emery Reisinger
Cleveland
Elizabeth Toth
Memorial Hospital
Sylvester Asperger
Charles Toth
Theodore Grille
Melvin
Harold
Beatrice Burrer
Harle
Edison Highway
I. F. Eldred
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Junior
Golden Bounty Mines Inc
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Art Barkwell
Harry J. Tuthile
Manuke
Arthur McClellan
Kenneth Avery
Ruth Here
O.bs
Betty Jean Page
Mra
Florence Fortney
Alfred Frank
Roy McCormack
Isabelle Ferguson
Cambridge College
A. W. Baker
George Lupico
Ernest Leedala
Mary Barnes
Whitetox
George Bromby
Lawrence Baker
L. D. Smith
Akron
Rowland Witbeck
Lillian Shepards
Bowling Green State College
Lena Dibble
R. N. Watson
Panhandlers
Fourteenth Street
Edwin Arlington Robinson
Keats
Waldorf
Elks
Diamond Jim
Lily Langtry
Steve O'Grady
Ted Sloan
Oscar
Jules Glaenzer
Gus Edwards
Rialto
Gus
Hudson
Wangaters
Winter Garden
Uganda
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Httle
Fred Wilcox
Mr. Rounds
Savanty
Dewey Curtice
Irving Curtice
Fred Jennie
Robert
Wakeman
Frank Opfer
Pearl Opfer
Albert Wilcox
Fred
Lealyn
Avery
Five Hundred
George*Nichols
Amherst
A. H. Pomeroy
F. B. Gott
Anna Saxton
Frank Opferie
Arthur Wiocx
Jago
Berne Davies
A. W. Jones
Darius Holcomb
GC. H. Opter
Lewis Runele
Eg Grange
Sandusky Tuesay
Norman Spicer
Detroit
Ed Spicer
Othem
Clarence Sage
R. B. Kelner
Arthur Jones
Alonzo Jackson
Emil Ruth
South Amherst
Glenn
Quilting Club
Methodist Church
Joe Klasek
Cyrus Dawson
W. H. Knowles
M. W. Vickery
Epworth League
Kathryn Smith
Dorothy King
Ella May Conklin
Maxwell Smith
Alan Forbush
Gertrude, Chamberlain
Marian Halliwill
Alma Hastings
Nellie Jackson
Jump
Henry Curtice
Brooklyn
B. EB. Curtice
Fred Jenne
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. A. Nichols
M. BE
Lyndon Chapter O. B
Baptist Sunday School
Rowan Kelner
Charles Frica
Cuyahoga Falls
Kenneth Holcomb
Daugher
Miller
Hazel E. Miner
B.S
Ridgeville
Ardith
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Jack Wilford
Schramm Road
Harold Grilta
Harry Lauer
Marian
Harry Jr
Milton
Merle Penfound
Carlisle
J. H. Penfound
Arthur Squires
Phebe Hines
Lucile
Mason Babcock
Carl Diedrich
la Grange Road
Minnie Brown
EH. J. Burrer
Earl Seeley
Theodore Grills
Melvin and
Herold
Louis Speidalberg
Townline
P&p
Colne
Decker
Lagrange
Uneeda
Eres Art
Jyiue Wilcox
Fred Lawrence
Dervis
Lyon
Pethad Hanven
J Fitzgerald
Effie Crespaugh
Kent
Gilbert Minnich
Philip Sipple
Jean Wagner
Kent State College
Ruth Sipple
Walter Sipple
Elmer Long
Pauline
Smith & Dirlam
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