Modern poultry methods aim to cut chick mortality
P B Zumbro of Ohio State University spoke at the Baby Chick School in the YMCA as part of the Grow Healthy Pullets project. About 50 county poultry raisers attended. a second session was planned for the afternoon. He urged using pedigreed chicks, cleaned and disinfected housing, clean litter, proper feeding, air mash for chicks, and ample space, estimating state surveys show 35 percent mortality in 10 weeks could drop to 10–15 percent. Motion pictures on producing quality chicks were shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Zumbro
Ohio
Fitate University Poultry Specialitat
County Agricultural Extension Service
Zumbro
Calfornia
Legislature In Adjournment Until Monday
Columbus reports the Senate and House adjourned until Monday evening as members head home to collect many bills to be introduced before Tuesday’s deadline. In 1929, 228 measures were filed on the last day, 162 in the House and 66 in the Senate, most dying in committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Senate
House
Court suits listed in Elyria and Oberlin filings
In And About The Court House George Tackash filed suit against William Peskuran et al. Elyria for satisfaction of a judgment for 319.80 taken in common pleas court here. B A Locke filed suit against Nathaniel and Helen Berthoff Oberlin for 553.86 alleged due for groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Tackash
William Peskuran
Elyria
Common Pleas Court
B. A. Locke
Nathaniel and
Helen Berthoff
Oberlin
Murder Suspect Identified in Pittsburgh Case
Police identify Martin as the man seen in the murder apartment corridor two days before the homicide. Mildred Gray testifies she lives beneath the murder suite with J. J. Radlich. Fred Laub, custodian, confirms photos of Martin as Markus. A Clevo schoolgirl and others are named in the unfolding investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Betty) Gray
J. J. Radlich
Morris Gray
Pittsburgh
Martin
Hownse
Potter
Fred (. Laub
M. J. Markus
City Hospital
Markus
Misa
Pleads Guilty to Murder of Student in Ohio
In Cleveland on February 13, Mrs. Cacile Valore aged 26 pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the slaying of Princeton University student R. Miller Wilkison during a wedding party holdup last fall. The plea ends the trial with a likely life sentence. State witnesses tied Valore to the scene with husband Ross Valore, and the Bell siblings. The Bells face sentencing later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cacile Valore
Princeton University
Walter McMahon
Plans for Nurses Home at Sanatorium
The county building commission meets this afternoon with Frank Bail, architect for the tuberculosis sanatorium, to discuss plans for a nurses home at the sanatorium. The home is estimated to cost $18,000. A bicycle was stolen from Highth and Middle avenues last evening, reported by Mrs. Porter. Howard Butler of 905 Middle Avenue reported his car, license 277-812, stolen from Second Street last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Building Commission
Frank Bail
Highth
Middle Avenue
Howard Butler
Second Street
Bacon Attends Ohio Secretaries' Association Meeting
Earl Bacon secretary of the Elyria Chamber of Commerce attended the Ohio Commercial Secretaries Association meeting in Columbus today. The convention runs through tomorrow with sessions and discussions on commerce and civic issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bacon
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
Ohio Commercial Secretaries’ Association
Columbus
Death Notices and Local Grange Report from Ridgeville
Death records note the passing of Mrs. Andrew Fell Jr’s father David Miller aged 72 with two sons James and Robert of Elyria and daughter Mrs Bert Packard of Amherst. Also announced is the death of Mrs Johanna Slife aged 80 at her daughter Helen Ring’s Cleveland home with services planned at 2266 West Fifty-eighth Street. Ridgeville Grange No 2155 meets Feb 10 featuring first aid instruction and music after six candidates were obligated, with notes on hall improvements by local builders and officials. British records from 1686 to 1600 are studied for potential historical insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Fell, Jr
Scotland
David Miller
James
Robert
Elyria
Bert Packard
Amherst
Johanna Slife
Helen Ring
Cleveland
Stop 11
Lake Avenue
West Fifty-eighth Street
Ridgeville Grange
Ridgeville
Building Commission
Ralph Fortune
Arthur
Glenn Cheeseman
H. Baebr
Olive Taylor
Byrd
Mias Byrd
Lois
Doris
Police hear confession in Willoughby fatal shotgun shooting
William Blackwell 57 a blacksmith brought a young woman to police headquarters and said he killed Arthur Filer 37 after a party quarrel at the Willoughby home. Mrs Filer confirmed the tale. Blackwell was held for further investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
William Blackwell
Willoughby
Blackwell
Arthur Filer
Filer
Harriet
Gusher Blasts In Oklahoma City Oil Field
A Mary Ansel well in Oklahoma City released 601 barrels per hour, with thick gas clouds and a roaring plume threatening nearby homes. Crews erected earth embankments, guarded streets, and worked to control the well by stabbing a Christmas tree connection into the oil column as residents evacuated and officers enforced safety rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Mary Anselwell
Capitol Hil
Crewa
Vanderbilt seeks retraction over Butler manslaughter remark
Beverly Hills Calif Tech 13 reports Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr said he will sue Maj. Gen. Smedley Butler unless a retraction is issued for Butler's statement about the Mansolin hit and run incident. Vanderbilt contends he was misquoted and demands acknowledgement of the real truth behind the accident and Mussolini remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly Hills
Calif
Tech
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Smedley D. Butler
Butler
Mansolin
Vanderbilt
United Press
Maesolini
Mussolini
Mr. Vanderbilt
Lorain Ditch Improvement Petition Advances at Hearing
County commissioners approved a petition to improve the Dal Tea ditch in Lorain at a first hearing this morning. The county engineer will prepare an estimate of costs in cents for the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Rev Cobb Sermons and Evening Service Topics
Feb 13 sermon by Rev. Cobb titled A Refuge with an evening attitude of prayer. Attendance at the evening service improved. The next Ladies Aid supper is set for the society room on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cobb
Aociaty Room
Oberlin Obituaries and Briefs Cover Local News
Mrs Ira D Lucas of Lakewood dies after short illness at 36. Survived by husband lawyer in Cleveland and three sons, with services at home then burial in Cleveland. Also notes on safes at NY Central and Railway Express, a Father and Son Lincoln Birthday banquet in Oberlin, and multiple campus and community briefs including sports and society items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Ira D. Lucas
Pusumonia
Lakewood
Lucas
Gladys Pyle
Pyle
Lucal
Mt. Vernon
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Harold
Kenneth
Dale
Belle Avenue
Dean E. F. Bosworth
Local Social Scene Highlights and Visits In Ridgeville
Rev and Mrs Grafton of Cleveland were Saturday guests of Rev and Mrs Cobb. Agnes O Lloyd spent Sunday with the Taylor sisters in Eaton. Mrs Balobridge left for Elyria to visit a daughter. A J Hulse renovates his home with a fireplace. Chester Lapp assists. Wellert of Elyria visited the Langs. Maddoc of Elyria, formerly of this place, ill but improving. The Father and Son banquet was postponed for a Farmers Institute program. Ridgeville ladies hosted twenty five Field’s ladies for dinner with guests from Lakewood, Columbia, North Olmsted and Elyria. readings and a Lincoln birthday program followed. Mrs W N Harding visited relatives in Rochester, NY. Elyria visitors included Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson, Clayton Thompson, James Dickson, and Donald Thompson. Henry Nieding, 84, is ill. attorney Nieding and daughter Loig of Birmingham visited. Loletta Nieding of City Hospital, Cleveland, visited pap and mom. Mr and Mrs Henry Neufer of Elyria visited friends. Mrs Dewey Worcester collided with another car on Root road. no injuries. Rev and Mrs Wise attended, with guests and church attendance noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Balobdridge
Elyria
Farmers’ Institute
Grange Hall
Field
Ridgeville
Lakewood
Columbia
North Olmsted
Evans
Reece
Amy Saye
Lincoln
Young
W. N. Harding
Rochester
N. Y
Loletta Neiding
City Hospital
Cleveland
Henry Neufer
Neufer Court
Elyris
Dewey Worcester
Root Road
Cleveland Road
Wise
A. J. Hulse
Roy Wimpenny
Anca Dair
Grafton
C. D. Lehman
Farm Club
P. H. Rogers
G. Brunson
C. A. Heath
C. A. Beers
F. E. Schriver
C. Carmean
Grafton Grange
Eaton Grange
Grange
la Grange
Penfield
Huntington
Wellington
Grafton Hall
D. A. Swartz
Harry Swartz
Dewey Aldrich
Ed Brenner
Geo. ‘Spitzer
Wm. Young
Memorial Hospital
William
H. G Swick
Collinwood
Belden
Swick
Clyde Shuster
Donald Eugene
Peter Shuster
Tola Folley
Merle Brunson
Shuster
Miss Folley
Brunson
Will Quix
Alice
E. W. Reichard
Qoutz
H. Johnson
Laster
Springfield
Toledo
Kansas City
Edward Saiges
M. E. Graham
Ruth
Graham
Ellis Knapp
Rocky River
Ed Whitcomb
Clarence Gray
Cecil Johnson
Bellen
Lucille Heath
Wm. Schultz
Amherst
Orville Lehman
Margaret
Ella Hosler
J. E. Hosler
Hosler
Lehman
A. B. Struthers
A. B. Pfeffer
Leon
Dorothy
Marion
Howard
Orville Rising
Horace Howard
Eaton
Bothgary Motors
Belden Farm Club
Jolly Five
Myron Rosas
Clyde Flickinger
Akron
George Burrer
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Belden Girls
South Amherat High
South Amherat
H. J. Rising
Caroline Rising
Charles Rising
Emily
Merton Orcutt
Arles Mole
Rey Mole
Loretta
Mra
Carl Mole
Clifford
Joe Kasmersak
Joanne
Norbert
Two Views of Life Shaped by Co operation and Rights
Rev Mahon spoke on two life views the individual versus collective progress noting cooperation with nations improves all, and rights of the individual gain prominence. He described two big contributors to progress the dreamer who envisions working toward cooperation and a scientist who faces realities. The Elyria meeting included Grove Patterson a Masonic Quartet songs and mentions Henderson Settlement support with next season ending March 12 election of officers forthcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
England
Germany
Italy
Mahon
Grove
Patterson
Toledo Blade
Lorain
Tax rates and exemptions for high earners and dependents
The article outlines Number Three tax figures: over $1,500 for single and $3,500 for married with $400 per dependent exemption. Rates rise to 1.5% on the first $4,000, 3% on the next $4,000, and 5% on income beyond. Last year’s rates were 0.5% for the first $4,000, 2% on the next, and 4% above that. The second fragment discusses visual power in animals like cats and owls expanding pupil light intake.
Quilt party and society notes from Grafton area
A long community column from Grafton recounts a quilting party hosted by Mrs. C D Lehman to benefit the Farm Club with attendees sharing lunch and hot coffee. It also covers Foreign Missionary Society elections, upcoming Grange events with initiations at Wellington and La Grange, and numerous visits, travels, and social gatherings among local families and schools.
Markets and local notices from Cleveland and Toledo
Markets show mixed livestock prices in Cleveland with hogs and cattle softening while calves and sheep offer small gains. Local social notes cite visits among Baker, Rogers, Mole families and homemaker club plans, plus Chicago cash potato quotes and nationwide potato movements affecting prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Neuview
Avon Lake Social and Church Notes Highlight Local Visits
Reports from Avon Lake and nearby areas note Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Barr visiting Mr. and Mrs. William Barr of Elyria. Mrs. Milton Taft of Cleveland spent time with her relatives, and several residents attended a Mission Circles meeting at Mt. Zion Baptist in Oberlin. Doris Jameson underwent an operation at Elyria Clinic, while Miss Lillian Wagner visited from Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avon
W. J. Barr
William Barr
Ilyria
Milton Taft
Cleveland
R. A. Chester
Mary, Grace
Irene Gough
John Roller
Doris Gough
Lorain County Baptist Association
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Oberlin
Yours and Mine Club
George Peak
Doris Jameson
Elyria Clinic
Lillian Wagner
Oberin
Chas. Wagner
Walter Peak
Jury Forgives Error After Guilty Verdict Correction
In Columbus Ohio the jury returned a guilty verdict but it was the wrong verdict. The clerk read not guilty and the youthful defendant sighed relief as the judge questioned the jurors. The foreman explained the error and the verdict was corrected leading to a tense, routine confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Mahaffey
Social visits and gatherings in Elyria and area
Daughters and families visited relatives including Mrs. Wattle Peak and the Goughs in Elyria while Miss M A Webber hosted the Solo Club. A party honored Mr Knipper's 77th birthday at the Knipper home with numerous relatives present. The YW A Baptist group held an all day meeting at Mrs Chester's and plans a February 25 gathering at Mrs Cahoon's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Wattle Peak
M. A. Webber
Ben Walker
Marjorie
Allén Nead
James Tusse
Georgia
Maynard Hicks
Lorain
Clyde McAllister
Sona
Sheffield
Herberts Kuipper
Dover
Carl Knupper
Aloysius Kupper
Joseph Knipper
John Knipper
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Poulof
Fj & Group
Bacon
Blacksmith
Gusher
Esther Alflen
Death
Mrs. Lucas
New York Central
American Railway Express
Clarence Adams
New York Central Ticket Office
American Railway Express Office
M. E
William B. Armington
John Eckko
John Haien
Boy Scout Movement
Bud Pratt
Bob Cole
Paul Hastings
Martin Rogers
Bill Stocker
Paul Stone
Paul Anthony
Charles Parker
Buglern
Kentucky
Broll
Oberlin School
Commierce
Syracuse
Josephine Laift
New York City
If C. O. F.j
Cuyahoga County
E. A. Malham
Ray Malham
R. Summers
Carl Berger
Frank Beckwith
John Decker
E. A. Celerow
Oberlin School of Commerce
Rev. Eastman
Apollo Theatre
Oberlin Odd Fellows
R. W. Young
Prospect Street
Wellington High School
Amy Spore
Malcolm Jameson
Orange
N. J
Mina Wood
Jennie Flowers
South Pleasant Street
M. D. Wycoff
Llano
Texas
Mne
Lucile Fearing
Edith Husted
Dr. Husted
Japan
Women's Association
Muss Husted
Kobs College
Obarim College
Oberim
V. E. Hiatt
Garrett
Ind
Agnes O'Lloyd
Taylor Sisters
Fireta
Idaho
Rusaet
W. E. Baker
W. E. Bowman
Dwight Rogers
Representative
P. H Rogers
Lois Rogers
Russell Philpott
Haines City
Clarence Mole
Orlando
Florida
Wm Mole
Mole
L. B. Daniels
John Goodrich
Hugh Innes
J. D Obitts
Charles Mole
Ray Mole
Merton Qrcatt
Evelyn Benton
Luis
Farm Bureau
Bank Building
Carl Davidson
Huge
Valley City
John Koepke
Koeke
Emma Cleverdon
Glenn Baker
Painesville
W. &. Baker
Homemaker Club
Guy
Chicago
United States Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Colorado
Avon Lake
Santa Claus
Robert Hill
Cisco
Tex
Eastland
G. E. Bedford
The
O'Donnell Paint & Wall Paper Co
Court Street
Yast
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