Hatcheries Ready to Meet Chicks Demand in Lorain County
Thousands of chicks from Lorain County hatcheries will be sent to farms across the county and beyond. The poultry industry is a major income source, with both large and small flocks using modern methods. The Ohio State University calendar warns buyers to purchase locally and early for better price and production. Government loans under the Emergency Relief and Construction Act offer two types of poultry loans for commercial or general farm poultry growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State University Poultry Department
Oulo Baby Chick Association
Vegetable Gardeners School announces February session
The second annual Vegetable Gardeners School will be held February 9 at the Elyria Y M C A. Acting county agricultural extension agent C I Hummel released the program with a 1 50 p m start for talks by A W Marion and A L Pierstorff on cover crops fertilizer use and disease control. The 7 p m evening program features Pierstorff Marion and A R Romp of the Cleveland Growers Market Company with topics on staked tomatoes hybrid corn muskmelons and other crops, plus Cleveland produce ordinances and insect control economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Y. M.C. A
C. I. Hummel
A. W. Marion
A. L. Pierstorff
Ohio State University
Pierstorff
Marion
A. R. Romp
Cleveland Growers Market Company
Romp
Cleveland
Arm Breaks After Pony Jump in Fright
Harold Bird of Dighton Kansas suffered a broken arm when he fell from a pony that had been frightened by a rabbit. The incident happened in Dighton with local medical attention provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dighton
Kan
Harold Bird
Opening Session Of Fruit School Here Next Week
Lorain County fruit growers will start a five week fruit school next Friday. Ohio State University specialists will lead sessions on growing costs quality harvesting grading packing storing and selling pruning grafting tree growth leaves nitrogen and business aspects of fruit growing. Sessions are 1 30 p m Fridays in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company directors room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio State University
C. S. Molland
A. L. Pierstorff
T. H. Parks
Elyria Savings and Trust Company
Farmers Institute Attendance on Rise in Ohio
Despite funding cuts from 38000 to 23000 dollars, Ohio Farmers Institutes show a 14 percent rise in total attendance over two years, with 109395 participants in 1931-32. Wayne County led with 16 institutes and 37760 attendees, while per person costs averaged 0.3 cents, of which 2.3 cents was paid by the state. Entomologists warn about stored food pests like beetles and moths infiltrating homes via contaminated cereals and urge thorough cleaning and immediate removal of infested packages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Schmidt
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio
Wayne County
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Grange Opens Lecturers Short Course At OSU
Lorain County Grange workers join Grangers from across Ohio at Ohio State University for a lecturers short course opening February 27 at 11 a m and continuing through March 3. Topics include agricultural economic conditions home economics program planning rural life significance and role of rural youth in the Grange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ohio State University
Method of music transmission perfected
Leopold Stokowski announces a perfected wire transmission system that carries high frequency sound with no distortion. A special wire to carry the very high frequencies will enable music to be transmitted exactly as produced. Demonstration is planned for April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Co
Leopold Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski
Roemer Owns Cow with Twin and Triplet Calves in Year
Gove City Kansas Charles Roemer owns a cow that birthed twins last year and then triplets this year totaling five calves in twelve months. The remarkable brood brings attention from local farm folks and highlights Roemer’s herd under warm summer skies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove City
Kan
Charles Roemer
Rally Day Set for February 4 at Local School
About ninety Ridgeville and Brownhelm Scouts plus leaders plan attendance for a full day program at the local school. Activities run from 10:30 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. with games, dinner, songs, stunts, camp fire, and a Taps tribute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgeville
Brownhelm
Ridgevile
Avon Lake
Brownhelm; 3:16-4:00, Campfire Circle
Women’s League Meeting Shifts to First Tuesday Schedule
The Women’s League of Congregational Church will meet on Tuesday February 7 for an all day event at the church. A pot-luck dinner is planned at noon. The group will now meet on the first Tuesday each month instead of the second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s League of Congregational Church
League
Card and Bunco Party by Avon Lake Juniors
The Juniors of Avon Lake School host a card and banco party on February 14 at the school auditorium to raise funds for the Junior-Senior banquet. Everyone is cordially invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon Lake School
Farewell Luncheon Held for Mrs. Walter Magee
Mrs. Ed Osterlund attended a farewell luncheon Monday at the home of Mrs. George Ryder in Lakewood honoring Mrs. Walter Magee of Cleveland who left Tuesday for Detroit to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Osterlund
Walter Magee
Cleveland
Detroit
George Ryder
Lakewood
Dinner honors Hassell newlyweds at Chardon home
Mr and Mrs John Lear and Mr and Mrs Ben Frey hosted a dinner in honor of their grandson Ransom Hassell and his bride, recently married, at the home of the honored guests Mr and Mrs Lawrence Hassell in Chardon on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lear
Ben Frey
Lear Road
Ransom Hassell
Lawrence Hassell
Chardon
Mrs Krebs Host Sewing Circle for Holy Trinity Benefit
Mrs. Frank Krebs will host sewing circle members Wednesday afternoon to benefit Holy Trinity Church. Lunch will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Krebs
Holy Trinity Church
Hayden family relocates from South Point Drive to Lakewood
Mr. and Mrs. James Hayden and their daughter Betty have moved to Lakewood from South Point Drive to establish a new home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James Hayden
Betty
South Point Drive
Lakewood
Dinner Guests Share Sunday With Lorain Family
Mr. and Mrs. Foster Frey of Norman Avenue visited Sunday with Mrs. Frey’s parents Mr. and Mrs. William Young in Lorain for a family dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster Frey
Norman Avenue
William Young
Lorain
Merry B Club Gathering Near South Brooklyn
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Schueszler attended the Merry B Club Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Black in South Brooklyn. Mrs. Wm. Franklin of Forest Hill Drive was a Lorain shopper Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Franklin hosted Mr. and Mrs. John Busse of Lakewood and others at a five o'clock dinner Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Schueszler
Alex Black
South
Brooklyn
Wm. Franklin
Forest Hill Drive
John Busse
Lakewood
Henry Friend
Bedford
Oscar Kath
Legion Meeting Set for Wednesday Evening
The American Legion will hold its regular meeting Wednesday evening at the Hall. Members are urged to attend as plans for upcoming events will be discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion
Local residents share weekend visits around Cleveland
Mrs and Mrs Archie Spade and son Bobby and Miss Ruth Mitchell spent Saturday evening in Cleveland. Mrs Paul Welsh of Cleveland visited her son Kenneth who is ill. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Gates have recovered from illness and are about again. Thelma Walker and Clarence Peters of Cleveland visited at the Walker home. Mr and Mrs Carney entertained Mr and Mrs Joe Thompson and daughter and Miss Coletta Kinzel and John Comerford. Arlene and Bobby Schueszler stayed with their grandmother Florence Feffer in Cleveland. Mrs Wm Bowman and daughter Mrs Lionel Glass were Cleveland guests. Wm Schumaker spent the week in Cleveland. Betty Zipp of Dover visited Betty Krust on Center Road. Mr Nagle of Center Road, recently operated on for appendicitis, returned home. Frank Eckstein of Cleveland spent Sunday evening with Maynard Walker of Center Road. Mr and Mrs Claire Tillock of Lorain moved to Avon Lake. Mrs Archie Spade of Steve Moore Road was a Lorain visitor. Harry Viets was in Elyria Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Spade
Bobby
Ruth Mitchell
Cleveland
Paul Welsh
Kenneth
Lawrence Gates
Thelma Walker
Clarence Peters
Alvin Walker
Carney
Joe Thompson
Coletta Kinzel
John Comerford
Frank Eckstein
Maynard Walker
Center Road
Claire Tillock
Lorain
Avon Lake
Steve Moore Road
Harry Viets
Elyria
Rubber Plantations Lead The Way In Global Supply
The finest rubber now comes from plantations established by humans along the equatorial fringe in Ceylon Malaya East Indies and Lower Burma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ceylon
Malaya
East Indies
Burma
Yugoslavia Lacks Major Ports Along Long Coastline
The coastline of Yugoslavia is extensive but offers little utility with no large port in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yugoslavia
Avon E and A Club Hosts Card Evening
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Forthofer entertained E and A Club associates at their Avon home on Saturday. Nineteen guests from Elyria and Avon attended a Pedro high score won by Mrs. Peter Forthofer and T. Schneider. Second prizes went to Mrs. John M. Alten and Earl Schneider, while Kathryn Schneider and John M. Alten won third. A luncheon was served, and plans were announced for another gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Philip Gerhart in two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Peter Forthofer
E. and A. Club
Pedro
T. Schneider
John M. Alten
Earl Schneider
Kathryn Schneider
Elyria
Philip Gerhart
Social Note: Forthofer Home Hosts Bridge Evening
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Forthofer entertained friends Saturday with bridge as the main pastime and light refreshments. Miss Al A Webber gave a Sunday dinner hosting guests including Mr and Mrs Peter Webber and Mr and Mrs Joseph Schneider of Avon Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Forthofer
Bridge
al. A. Webber
Peter Webber
Joseph Schneider
Avon Lake
Sunday Guests In Various Local Homes
Dover residents Mr and Mrs Ernest Walker and Mr and Mrs Elliott visited Dover friends. Olmsted Falls hosts included Mr and Mrs Elliott and Mr and Mrs Reisinger with others from Elyria Oberlin and Lorain. Rosemary Heckel returned to St Johns Hospital Cleveland after a weekend with her parents.
Birthday party for Mrs. Joseph Knipper on Julian Street
Pleasant surprise party held at Mrs Joseph Knippers home on Julian street Saturday evening. Cleveland and Lorain friends attended enjoyed music conversation and a late delicious luncheon. Guests wished the honoree many more happy returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Knipper
Julian Street
Cleveland
Lorain
Local Families Share Weekend Visits Across Lorain Area
Mr and Mrs Jacob Knipper and son William of Lorain called on Mr and Mrs John Knipper Sunday. Gordon Paddock and son Dale visited Mrs Paddock’s parents, Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering, as W C Wagner hosted a family gathering for S Richard Wagner from West Springs and Chicago. Henry Mehims and Grace Enslee visited Ashland to see sons at college. Mrs Joseph P Forthofer spent Tuesday in Cleveland. Loretta Hicks of Lorain, the Kuipper couple’s daughter, and William Vogt returned home from Cleveland after visiting relatives. Frank Knipper returned home after weeks with his daughter in Cleveland. Clara Bauldauf visited Jeanne Clark in Lorain. William Bauldaut also mentioned in transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Knipper
William Knipper
Lorain
John Knipper
Gordon Paddock
Dale
Cleveland
West Springs
Chicago
Henry Mehims
Grace Enslee
Sheffield
Ashland
Joseph P. Forthofer
Loretta Hicks
John Kuipper
William Vogt
Joseph Knipper
Frank Knipper
Clara Bauldauf
Jeanne Clark
William Bauldaut
Local Health Update and Social Visit Notes
Carlisle Ohio February 1 Mr and Mrs Orda Wilson ill with influenza at home on East River street. Mrs OB Chapman and Mrs HH Gregg visited Friday afternoon at Shatucks on the Grafton road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Orda Wilson
East River Street
O. B. Chapman
The
Hedges
H. H. Gregg
Butternut Ridge Road
Shattuck’s
Grafton Road
Social notes from Elyria area gatherings and calls
Mrs Albert Hegginbotham attended a St Pauls Church Circle No 4 meeting at Mrs Fred Sasses East Fourth street home in Elyria. Mr and Mrs Joseph Theobald were luncheon guests of Mr and Mrs Robert Henry on La Grange road. Mr and Mrs J B Symons of Chestnut Ridge were guests at a dinner for their 20th wedding anniversary and Mr Symons birthday at Mrs E J Rousseaus in Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul's Church
Albert Hegginbotham
Robson Road
St. Paul’s Church
Fred Sasse
East Fourth Street
Elyria
Joseph Theobald
Robert Henry
la Grange Road
J. B. Symons
Chestnut Ridge
Charles Snyder
George C. Stegman
Mrs Foman Birthday Dinner Hosted by Mrs Murdie
Mrs William Murdie entertained Mr and Mrs Richard D Foman and family at her Grafton road home on Wednesday evening in compliment to Mrs Fomeys birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Murdie
Richard D. Foman
Blue Creek
Grafton Road
Fomey
Fine dinner at church brings teachers together
Twenty teachers enjoyed a tureen dinner Wednesday noon at the La Porte Methodist church. The Ladies Aid then held its regular meeting and discussed continuing the work. Plans announced for a Father and Son banquet on February 14 with Clarence Whitney as chair, Paul Bemgart and L. C. Brevoort assisting. Reverend E. J. Bond will speak. Several local residents were noted visiting, ill, or hosting guests through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Porte Methodist Church
Clarence Whitney
Paul Bemgart
L. C. Brevoort
Roy Robson
E. J. Bond
First Methodist
Elyria
Albert Hegginbotham
Robson Road
Amherst
Hegginbotham
Fred Schaffler
W. P. Shepherd
Robert A. Henry
Buddy
la Grange Road
Joseph Theobald
Sheffield Lake
Fred Hills
Chestnut Ridge
Dorothy Ives
Grafton Road
Laverne Lautz
Eaton
William Ren
Eric D. Chapman
Otto B. Chapman
The
Hedges
First Congregational Church Guild
A. J. Pitman
Albert Lund
George Andress
Butternut Ridge Road
Entertains Friends at Bridge on La Grange Road
Donald Bush hosted a bridge gathering Friday evening at his La Grange Road home. Attendees included Misses Harriet Peabody Jean Morgan Florence Payne Florence Schwind Louise Armstrong of Oberlin and Miss Clara Belle Widh as well as Messrs Robert Smith Richard Smith Arthur Cook and Robert Daniels of Elyria. Prizes went to Louise Armstrong Clarabelle Wise and Robert Daniels Richard Smith. A dainty refreshment course followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
Donald Bush
la Grange Road
Harriet Peabody
Jean Morgan
Florence Payne
Florence Schwind
Louise Armstrong
Oberlin
William Morgan
Clarabelle Widh
Robert Smith
Richard Smith
Arthur Cook
Robert Daniels
Ely Tia
Clarabelle Wise
Elyria Residents Visit Kin and Kiwanis Minstrel Show
Mrs. Henry Mackett hosts a visit from Mr. and Mrs. Mackett's daughter and family in Elyria while Mrs. George Barr and sons Phillip and LeRoy call on J. E. Davidson. James Davidson Jr. joins the Elyria Kiwanis Minstrel Show at Kipton, playing xylophone and drums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joann
Henry Mackett
Elyria
George Barr
Phillip
LeRoy
J. E. Davidson
James Davidson, Jr
Kiwanis
Kipton
James
Elyria Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
Miss Dora Andress stayed overnight with Miss Dolores Tait in Elyria. The Krebs Day Orchestra played for DeMolay guests at the Masonic Temple. Edith Whitney attended Card Board Club at Arlene Burr’s home. Donald Bush, from La Grange road, graduated with DeMolay at the Masonic Temple. Mrs J D Kiser joined a Fleur de Lis Club luncheon at E Williams home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Andress
Butternut Ridge Road
Dolores Tait
Elyria
Krebs Day Orchestra
Order of DeMolay
Knight Templar
Masonic Temple
Edith Whitney
Grafton Road
Card Board Club
Mildred Hultz
Arlene Burr
East Avenue
Epworth League Institute
Wellington
Donald Bush
la Grange Road
de Molay
J. D. Kiser
E. M. Williams
Fleur de Lis Club
Brookside School and Local Events Report Friday Activities
Brookside High School students toured Elyria Lumber Company with guides Charles Crehore and Otto Koehn, receiving souvenirs. The Brookside Penfield game saw eighth graders beat Avon Lake, then Fisher Foods edged Brookside B-y-Hys by two. Domestic Science students toured Spang Baking in Lorain with guides Miss Helen Frisbee and others. Local visits include Mrs. H. C. Chambers with Marian and Miss Aidren Maddock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheffield
Brookside High School
Elyria
Elyria Lumber Company
Charles Crehore
Otto Koehn
Carl Brickley
Walter Alten
Nesbitt Reeder
Albert Kelling
Clarence Bacher
Leo Welter
Leroy Jungbluth
Howard Carrick
Robert Gillis
Edward Herdendorf
George Kensik
Russel Myers
Arthur Russo
Mike Mikitka
Brookside
Avon Lake
Fisher Foods
Our Boys
Kenneth McAllister
Ernest Goodsite
Carl Bacher
Walter Owens
Charles Gubeno
Helen Frisbee
Spang Baking Company
Lorain
LaBerta Herdendorf
Neva Carrick
Margaret Cawley
Margaret Forster
Margaret Klinkshirn
Anno Riosy
Evelyn Dietrick
Mary Kisco
Josephine Tarnosky
Frances Tarnosky
Catherine Yingling
Miss Frisbee
McConiche
Herdendorf
Courageous Cottage Guard Repels Robbers at Lake Breeze
Mrs. Rath, a white haired grandmother guarding the Woodford cottage on Lake Breeze Road, faced three robbers who fired a shot that barely hit her. She fired four shots, and the bandits fled in an automobile after a yell indicated a possible wound. The cottage, entered a week earlier, had $50 in valuables taken. Marshal Clites investigates possible hospital treatment for any wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Rath
Lake Breeze Road
Ralph Woodford
Rath
Marshal Clites
Brookside Girls Basketball Extends 38Game Winning Streak
Brookside School girls basketball defeated Penfield on Friday extending a 38 game win streak over the past three years. Team roster includes Captain June Rath Jona Kriebel Marian Moon Kathryne Root Thelma Miller Josephine Kriebel Marietta Ferner with reserves Marietta Standen and Christine Poor plus fourteen on a waiting list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brookside School
Penfield Lassies
June Rath
Jona Kriebel
Marian Moon
Kathryne Root
Thelma Miller
Josephine Kriebel
Marietta Ferner
Marietta Standen
Christine Poor
Local Families Attend Murray Dance Event
Mr and Mrs Henry Jackson and family of Ford Road and Mr Clarence Smith and daughter attended the dance at Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jackson
Ford Road
Clarence Smith
Murray
Vincent School Reports Three Basketball Games
Vincent junior boys beat Avon juniors 28 to 9 while Avon junior girls toppled Vincent girls 85 to . Vincent Independents (Boys) won 32 to 28 against Illyria Business College. The junior team next faces Amherst Junior High Saturday evening. Dr O'Brien of Oberlin will administer toxicle treatment to pupils and preschoolers. Markley School hosted a benefitance party with about sixty pupils and graduates joining games and prize points. Proceeds fund a radio for Mr Haskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent, O
Vincent School
Vincent
Avon
Vincent Independents
Illyria Business College
Amherst
O’brien
Oberlin
Hecock
Mary Allis
Markley
Markley School
H. Haskins
Banco
Mary Hodavon
Helen Fogel
Haskins
Ed. McGucken
Mary Westcott
A. Palmer
Ford Road
Griswold Road
Memorial Hospital
Meriin Monagan
Maurice McIntire
Kathryn McMillan
Lorain
Frankie Reese
Leroy Rhone
C. McCarty
C. E. McIntire
Mrs. McMillan
F. H. Lewis
Progressive church social gathers for Bible class guests
The Progressive class of the M. E. church held a social in the church parlors on Thursday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eschtruth Miss Emma Krautter Mr. and Mrs. G W W Stoughton Mrs. Kathryn Messilan Mrs. Frankie Reese and Mrs C Wilford. members present were T A Baldwin John Harnish sen F H Lewis Leroy Rhone Christ Senning John Cook O B Rea and J G Morris. The program included song The Old Fashioned Meeting harmonica selections Listen to The Mocking Bird In The Sweet By And By Carry Me Back To Old Virginy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Frank Eschtruth
Emma Krautter
G. W W. Stoughton
Kathryn Mesillan
Frankie Reese
C. Wilford
T. A. Baldwin
John Harnish
F. H. Lewis
Leroy Rhone
Christ Senning
John Cook
O. B. Rea
J. G. Morris
Old Virginy
Local residents attend meetings and visits around Elyria Township
Several from Ridge area attended the Elyria Township Tax Payers League meeting at Lake Avenue school Friday evening. Mrs. Willard Taft and Mrs. Archie Haynes visited Mrs. H C Chambers after Lula Belle Poor stayed with Eleanor Kriebel Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Mary Crosby
Harry Root
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Alta Myers
Miles Myers
St. Theresa School
Lorain
Cleveland Trust Company
William Moore
Emria
Brownhelm
Harvey Chambers
Herbert Chambers
George Chambers
Cleveland
Gulf Road School House
Alice Bird
Local Residents Attend Socials and Gatherings in Lorain
Mrs 8 W Scott Miss Rosa lind Lewis and Mrs F H Lewis called at the homes of Mrs Metz and Mrs William Cutter of Lorain on Wednesday. Many locals attended Brookside school Minstrels Follies Thursday evening. Mrs Edith Morris visited Mrs P L Chambers all day Thursday. Several local residents were at Mrs R B Brown Silver Tea. refreshments were by Mrs C Wilford and others. multiple visits and illnesses noted including Claude Baldwin ill and Emma Krautter missing chickens. No. 3 Methodist Ladies Aid met at Frankie Reese’s. session led by Mrs F H Lewis. next meeting Feb 18 at a to be announced location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. W. Scott
Rosalind Lewis
F. H. Lewis
Metz
William Cutter
Lorain
Merlin Monagan
William Gerrick
Reese
Edith Morris
P. L. Chambers
Brookside School
Ed Cooper
Alice Malin
Elyria
Belden
C. Wilford
Harold Wilford
G. Wilford
O. B. Rea
Rebecca
T. M. Baldwin
No. 3 Division
Methodist Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Frankie Reese
Morris
Kathryn McMillan of
Srain
C. E. McIntire
Ed McGucken
Thomeas
Chula
Irene Thomeau
Anna McIntire
W. W. Marlett
Madge Croskey
Catherine Marlett
Farmer Claims to Manage Oldest Team of Horses
Farmer F. P. Hammond near St. Joe Arkansas says his horses Jim aged 30 and June aged 27 form the oldest team under one continuous management. The pair foaled into his care and remain in active service despite aging teeth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer
ST. Joe
Ark
Farmer F. P. Hammond
Jim
June
Hammond
Columbus Sketches Hispaniola In Crumpled Map Moment
The journal describes Columbus describing Hispaniola as mountainous and improvising a rough relief map by crumpling paper and tossing it on the table upon Queen Isabella’s request. This anecdote highlights early navigators’ impressions of the island once known as Espanola or Little Spain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haiti
Espanola
Spain
Isabella
Columbus
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Farmers Institute
Girl Scout News
Society
Entertains Club
Bridge Party
Ernest Walker
Dover
Elliott
Olmsted Falls
Ira Gough
Earl Reisinger
Russell Reisinger
Walter Groemoold
Wilson Jameson
Jesse Neikark
Walter Peak
Carol Ann
William Peak
Ambrose Wearsch
Horace Simson
Beach Cliff
Lawrence Heckel
John Rolber
Columbiana
George Jenkins
Marian Peak
Clearview School
Glades Peak
Evelyn Johnson
Raymond Barres
Fred Reisinger
Mary G. Webber
M. A. Webber
Leonard Smith
Jaycox Road
Calvin Miller
Doris
G. Hippler
Lillian Wagner
Charles Wagner
Nina Warden
Mable Seman
John Shumway
H. C. Chambers
Marian
Archie Haynes
Aidren Maddock
Juanita Traxler
Lee Johnson
Frank Chambers
Kent
Maybelle Hollis
Bowling Green College
Georgia
T. M. Baldewin
G. H. Stoughton
Mrs. Baldwin
Baloney
Nell
Naragansett Bay
Ridge School
Marie Smith
Peath
Dayton
Faith
Dr. Pierce
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