Lorain County Farm Institutes Open 1933 Programs
Lorain county farmers will attend eight institutes starting January 9 and 10 at Columbia Township and January 11 and 12 at Ridgeville. Speakers Wheeler Welty and Mrs D R McConnell will cover topics from youth to farm economics. Additional meetings follow in Huntington Brighton Henrietta Brownhelm Eaton Belden with varied talks and a Ridgeville Grange play.
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Lorain County
Thght
Columbia Township
Ridgeville Institute
Wheeler J. Welty
Smithfeld
Jefferson County
Mahoning County
Neil Wratt Kyle
Somerset
Perry Counts
Henrietta
Brownhelm
Eaton
Crouse
Zella Lawrence
Wooster
Belden
Joseph Thomas
Ashland
Gertrude Akins
Columbia Station
Columbia Institute
Welty
Milady
McConnell
Ridgeville Grange
Picture Girl play thrills Mallet Creek crowd in junior class show
The Mallet Creek High School junior class staged the play Picture Girl in the school auditorium drawing large advance ticket sales and a full house. Cast included Jim Hartley Sylvester Grenihe and Flossie Flowers with Miss Koontz directing. Intermissions featured mandolin numbers and Christmas verses. A Ni Club was formed with Paul Steingass as president and Lawrence Steingass as vice president.
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Mallet Creek
Seaview Inn
Eveything
Q Wdre
Jim Hartley
Sylvester Grenihe
Hotfaot Jackson
Bellhop
Juninor Coleman
Flossie Flowers
Rose Gravenstetter
Henrietta McWhaffle
Piazza
Leanore Miller
Mrs. Wiggens
Duane Meyer
Lucile Kaiser
Ethel Smith
Horace Hamm
Mrs
Albert Meyer
Paul Steingass
Laurence Steingass
George Gunkleman
State Liquor Violators Go Free
The program presented featured school performances and readings by Laura Van Deusen and students, with plays, recitations, songs, and an orchestra. Local residents and families, including Charles Gross and daughter Lucie, visited Elyria and Medina. numerous neighbors and club members attended Christmas events and a Four-H party. hospital notes mention Mike Stoup improving slowly and Mrs. William Rauscher convalescing in Lodi Hospital.
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Laura van Deusen
Girls’ Glee Club
Lurnle Kamer
Laura and Son
Prades
Sammy
James Gravenstetter
bhyEant Aungst
Willard Dobson
Santa
Shirley Cowen
Mary Ann Bohley
Salvatore Sylvestro
Edith Nettleton
Kriss Kringle
Frial
Girls' Glee Club
Mike Stoup
Lutheran Hospital
Cleveland
William Rauscher
Lodi
Farm Bureau Groups Elect Officers in Lorain County
Annual meetings will continue in early next year with two sessions to elect 1932 officers. Brownhelm Township meeting Tuesday night at the Brownhelm Congregational church parlors features ROE Campbell, Lorain County Farm Bureau secretary, as speaker, followed by Columbia Township Park Bureau meeting next Thursday night at the Columbia town hall with Campbell again speaking.
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Farm Bureau
Watous
Lorain
Lorain County
Brownhelm Township Farm Bureau
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Roe Campbell
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Columbia Township Park Bureau
Columbia Town Hall
Campbell Alo
Over-Watering Ruins House Plants Says University
A plant pathology article from the Ohio Experiment Station explains that over watering is the leading cause of houseplant problems. Roots suffocate in waterlogged soil, air cannot reach them, and leaves dry and die as the plant loses water. Gravel or sand helps drainage. never leave a saucer full of water. Water from the top and let the soil dry before watering again. avoid wilting.
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Tileford
Department of Bolcony
Ohio
Exhibits Suggested to Bind Rural Ohio Farmers Institutes
Harlow Lindley of the Ohio State Museum urged using historical exhibits at Farmers Institutes to build community loyalty. On Farm Night with the extension service at Ohio State University he said these institutes unite local groups and foster a shared outlook on life through lectures and displays.
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Farmers’ Institutes
Harlow Lindley
Ohio State Museum
Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Farmers’ Institute
Community Institute Aims At Sharing New Ideas
Instructors are urged to bring fresh thoughts for community assimilation and practice. The program emphasizes idea exchange among people to foster common interests and mutual understanding. Historical demonstrations may include spinning and weaving, dyeing, butter making, washing, quilting, pioneer dress, shoe making, thr eading, corn husking, candle making, pioneer games and music.
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Lindley
Alfalfa Increases Corn Yields Across Soils And Mixes
At Wooster Experiment Station, E. Barnes reports alfalfa as a prior crop boosts corn yields compared with red clover. On acidic soil pH 5.0 corn after alfalfa yields 3.5 to 4 bushels higher. On neutral or alkaline soil yields after alfalfa average 12 to 13 bushels more than after red clover. Mixing alfalfa with red clover can improve hay quality and corn yield even on acidic soils.
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Wooster
E . Barnes
Agronomy Department
Erhart Erhart Neighbors Share Holiday Greetings In Medina Area
The Medina village scene includes Mr and Mrs Orville Haury hosting a visit from Mr and Mrs George Haury and other kin. Visitors from Homerville Elyria and Lester called at Frank and Miss Smiths home. Ella Armbruster missed service due to illness. Card greetings circulated from Frank and Catharne Bauer Ulerick spending winter months away.
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Norvin Meyer
Medina
Oswald Meyer
Frank Smith
Louis Bueche
Margaret
Ilene
Elyria
F. A. Welker
Ethel
Cleveland
Homer Stone
Roy Rollins
Vernon Young
Leon Marcellus
Hallie Manning
Hazel Mohn
Alice Newbrander
Glenn
Will Kingsbury
J. C. Parker
T. A. MclCoy
Seville
A. E. Miller
Glenn Miller
Miller
Irwin Eastwood
Dwight Reisinger
Fred
Weldner
Bertha Damon
Shaker Heights
Gladys Talbot
Philadelphia
George Snyder
Fanchion
John
Toledo
Christina Saunders
Chicago
Cora Reisinger
Christine Saunders
Albert Meyer
Ivan Smith
Toy¢e
Shirley
Lester
H. M. Dowdell
Oswald Myers
Earl Meyer
Roger
Ethel Smith
J. A. Hamm
Horace
Frank Ulerick
Ullerick
Catharne Bauer
Christmas Program Delights Mallet Creek School Audience
The Mallet Creek local school held its annual Christmas program in the high school auditorium last Friday afternoon. In addition to students, many parents and nearby residents attended. The program featured songs recitations and short plays, drawing favorable comments from all attendees.
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Mallet Creek
Mallet Creek Reserves Pack Baskets for Needy Families
In Mallet Creek on December 29 the Gus Reserves gathered in the M P Sunday School rooms Friday evening and packed baskets with food toys and home made candy for nearby needy families.
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Gus
M. P
School Christmas Program Delights Reed Crowd
The Christmas program at Pasbeot Friday afternoon drew a Reed crowd of friends and parents who enjoyed the performances. Afterward the children received a surprise treat from the teachers.
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Pasbeot
Weekend Socials Across Elyria and Nearby Towns
Akron visitors Nora Mae and Mileen Bernier spend three weeks with Chamberlains and Shrubsoles in Elyria while numerous families host relatives over Christmas. Guests include Holmes of Litchfield, Parker and Nettleton families in Medina, and Bohley kin from Detroit. Several visits occur in Montville and Wooster as well.
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Nora Mae
Mileen Bernier
Akron
M. A. Chamberlain
George Shrubsole
Jeannette
Leonard Smith
Grace Daniels
Elyria
H. A. Bishop
J. W. Hull
Tiffin
Robert Clay
Agnes Holmes
Litchfield
Ralph Parker
Medina
J. C. Parker
Floyd Nettleton
Corwin Parker
M. E. Foskett
Merwin Foskett
Burbank
Wooster
H. A Bishop
Ralph
Albert Bishop
Helen Kepner
Robert Morton
Sharon
Frank Coleman
Jane Seeley
M. J. Dague
Gail Alexander
Ray Sweet
John Chamberlain
Eunice Greenup
Raymond Denman
Maxine
Blaine Kulp
G. A. Hinman
Betty Jane
Russell Dickerman
Elmers Hinman
Charles Bohley
Detroit
Michigan
M. L. Hendrickson
Paul Hendrickson
Cleveland
Homer Stone
John Pearsons
Harrison Stone
Fews Celebrate 18th Wedding Anniversary With Oyster Supper
Mr and Mrs Bert Few hosted Medina friends for an oyster supper Thursday to honor their 18th anniversary. A church meeting at M P Church will gather members and friends Friday evening with a 6 45 picnic supper, business meeting and social time to follow.
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Bert Few
Medina
M. P
Belden Basketball Teams Win at Clearview in Holiday Week
Belden boys beat Clearview 30 to 26 and the girls won 20 to 3 on Clearview’s floor. Helen Lash’s name omission from last week’s girls roster noted. Upcoming game against Ex-High at the local gym Friday. Belden school closed for holidays with gifts from Santa in upper grades. Teachers headed home to Mrs Gindlesberger West Salem and others scattered to Pan dora Olmsted Falls Grafton. PTA met with Mrs Arthur Wise presiding and a one act play The Tale of a Mule in Tail presented by Jerry Richards Mary Dambaugh and June Richards.
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Cleveland
Katherine
LaVerne Zacharias
Ruth Stock
Kent
Merton Stock
John Hartman
Andrew Jankola
Ernest Landin
Lydia
Elizabeth
Adele
Lucille Wise
Henry
Newton Falls
Fred Huff
Dwight Reisinger
Helen Kindig
D. G. Reisinger
Clarence Wise
Mary Wise
Hartman
Fred
Ray Crowe
Oleeva
Reisinger
Bertha Damon
Shaker Heights
Belden
Dec
Clearview
Helen Lash
Santa Claus
Gindlesberger
West Salem
Steiner
Pandora
Bunce
Westerville
le Grotenhuis
Olmsted Falls
Falconer
McConnellsville
Snyder
Ashland
Beers
Grafton
Arthur Wise
Jerry Richards
Mary Dambaugh
June Richards
New Steamship Line Named Australia Tranp Steamers Ltd
A new steamship line between Australia and Hong Kong, calling at any port touched, has been named the Australia Tranp Steamers Ltd, the Commerce Department reported recently.
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Washington
Australia
Hong Kong
Australia Tranp Steamers, Ltd
Commerce Department
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