Herd Improvement Group Reelects All Officers
The Kardin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association reelected officers at LaGrange on Tuesday. Officers: Leon Lehman president A K Baird vice president and Glen I Hobbs secretary treasurer. Directors include Cael Webber Walter Dennam and Willard Hathaway. Supervisors Norman Leininger Alfred Masier and Warren Weininger. State-wide recognition for Warren Weininger at Ohio Farmers Week with a $40 gold medal for dairy herd improvement work. Dr Scott Sutton and C L Blackman spoke on infection prevention and records of dairy herd improvement programs.
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Kardin County Dairy Herd Improvement Association
LaGrange
Leon Lehman
A. K. Baird
Vicw
Glen I. Hobbs
Cael Webber
Brighton
Sees Han No
Walter Dennam
Lae Grange
Seetlon No
Willard Hathaway
Norman Leininger
Association
Alfred Mas Ier
Warren Weininger
Associaton
Luinger
Columbus
Scott Sutton
Cll. Blackman
Sutton
Blarkman
Ohin
Lorain County
Aver Wi
South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Meets at Amherst Home
The February meeting of South Amherst Legion Auxiliary Post 197 was hosted by Mrs. Clarence Kern in Amherst. President Mrs. William Slack led proceedings and plans were made for a Red Cross meeting and a Washington's birthday party for Legion and Auxiliary members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion and Auxiliary
Charles Corbetti
Jones
Hubert Jones
The
Red Cross
Margaret Gall
Olga Zukowski
Buckley’s Canatsol Mixture Cough Medicine Ad
An old promotional note touts Buckley’s CANATSOL Mixture as a powerful Canadian cough remedy. It claims rapid relief from coughing fits, with soothing ingredients and instant effect, urging readers to buy at Mull Out Hope Drug Store or other local drug stores.
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Fex
Canada
Tan Assaes
Bickley
Buckley
Matey Hack
tAde
Tin Can Shortage Sways Grocery Practices in 1941
Cincinnati reports a March 1 government ban will cut tin can output to 50 percent of February 1941 levels and ban tin plate use. Many staples including baking powder beer candy cereal coffee and spices will move to tin packing. Vegetables may switch to draught form while baby foods could still be canned.
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Cincinnati
Daniel Atiterkin
Firekin Can Co
Magyar Mutual Aid Society Concludes Regular Meeting
The First Magyar Mutual Aid Society met at the Hungarian Hall for a 24 member conclave. George Solka and Lewis Saras were named to represent on the Lor County Excer board with a site planned at the hall on February 14 inviting public attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magyar Mutual Aid Society
George Solka
Lewis Saras
Lor County
Altar Society and Scout News From Local Halls
Nineteen members attended Nativity Church parlors for the Ladies Altar Society meeting. Prizes were won during a social hour at Swiss Hall and Hungarian Hall hosts planned a April 11 event. Scout meeting led by Joe Katona featured colors, minutes read, and reports on Beagler patrol and Fevers night camping. Peter Sliman and others were tasked with decorating Ruth's Store window for Boy Scout week.
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Altar Society
Ladies Altar Society
Pliny
Stanley Sehineky
Isaac Thompson
Joe Gainok
Andrew Gainok
Joe Katona
Gerald Baran
Billy Valerius
Eatin
Peter Sliman
Glen Ril
Ralph Capaso
Ruth’s
Congregational
Nativity Church
Eagle ' S Patrol
BOY Scout News
Boy Scouts
Grafton Rationing Board Reports January Grants
The Grafton rationing board issued eight certificates in January covering four passenger tires and two tubes and for nine truck tires and nine tubes. The district includes Grafton village and township LaGrange village and township and Columbia township. Eligible applications were not enough to meet the full quota, leaving some tires and tubes unfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
LaGrange Village
Columbia Township
Carl E. Shephard
Chas
LaGrange
Jesse Burnett
R. BR
Columbia Station
Russell R. Filch
W. C. Larson Foundry Co
Allen P. O'Consner
Carl C. Lyngso
Rural School Attendance Figures Highlight Top Districts
County attendance official Allen Smith reports the third six week results for 1941-42 show Tenrietta High, Camden Elementary, and Middle Ridge in Amherst Township leading. Camden Elementary recorded 98.2 percent attendance for grades five through eight. other scores include Brownhelm 97.48 and Wellington 96.68.
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Tenrietta
Camden
Middle Ridge
Amherst Township
Allen ‘Tl Smith
Henriot
Ber Fellers
Bel
AvenaChange
Brownhelm
Penfield
Clearview
Avon Lake
Brighton
Wellington
Columbia Grafton
Brookside
Eaton
Henrietta
South Amherst
Grafton
Vincent
Avan Penfield
Ridge
Middle Ridge School Tops Two-Unit Contest With 97.29
In a regional tally, Middle Ridge school led the one and two-room contest with a 97.29 score. Other entries included South Ridge 97.22, Murray Ridge 94.79, and Rochester 94.12. City areas Ville Huntington Bal den Brookside posted scores 93.66 62.78 9241 and 88.94 respectively.
Fragmentary report on confiscated coins at Concord
A partial note describes confiscated 48 shekels found at a forked location tying to S021 and county treasury. The items were valued at a certain amount, with unclear attributions to HoCarnall. The fragment mentions slot machines and a local context in Concord.
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Concord
HoCarnall
Wawligi
Iresaury
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Amherst
Onal
Congress
Westletic
Congressional
Wington
D. C
Apers
Spokane
Wash
Tacme
Slack
Joe Rich
Harry Ruth
Tanger Service
Edith Mae
Shepee
Middle Avenue
Grafton Rationing Board
Ini
Baby
Overheed
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