Poultry Chicks Start Up Guide From Lorain County Farms
The Chronicle Telegram outlines essential early chick management tips for Lorain County poultryers. Readers are urged to select quality stock, thoroughly clean and disinfect brooders, preheat and monitor temperatures, and avoid crowding. Emphasis on warmth, feeding, cleanliness, and careful observation to prevent coccidiosis and ensure strong pullets for fall.
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Chronicle- Telegram
Lorain County
Logain
Tropez
Farm Observer
Ridgeville Grange marks fifteenth anniversary of revival
Ridgeville Grange members celebrated the fifteenth anniversary of the Grange’s reorganization. The original Ridgeville Grange formed February 4, 1898, under W. D. Warren deputy master and George Terrell first master. After disbanding the group reestablished with 100 charter members about 15 years ago, with E. A. Brandt as current master in his fifth year. The Grange now owns its own hall.
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Ridgeville
W. D. Warren
Wellington
George Terrell
J. H. Stephens
A. O. Wimpeny
E. A. Brandt
Ridgeville Grange
Maccabee Hall
High producing dairy herds led Lorain County January milk report
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association cites 36 herds for January tested by Ray Eppley. B A Fenner Brighton herd tops five to 15 cow group with 1167 lb milk and 431 lb fat per cow. J E Ford Oberlin leads herds over 15 cows with 729 lb milk and 24.1 lb fat per cow. One cow exceeded a ton of milk, in Harry Rowland Rochester herd at 2032 lb.
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Brighton Township
Russia Township
Lorain
Harry Rowland
Rochester
W. R. Wawka
Welington
H. T. Snell
Columbia
Jackson and Camp and Wolcott
Ef. B. Rowland
Dewey Aldrich and Sons
H. B. Rowland
B. A. Fenner
Carl L. Seahold
Jackson and Camp and Wodecott
County extends five week fruit growers school series
The second session of a five week program for fruit growers will be held as part of the county agricultural extension service. The first session was held last Friday with C Holland, an Ohio State University specialist, serving as instructor. He will also teach the second session, with three more sessions to follow.
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County Agricultural Extension Service
Holland
Ohio State University
Hot-Headed Youth Faces Risks in Quest for Adventure
A brash young person pursues risky adventures, driven by impulses and curiosity. The episode highlights the costs of reckless decisions and the lure of danger for those seeking excitement.
History Of Old Glory Grange Celebrates Long Service
The Old Glory Grange of Lagrange Ohio held a February meeting with 31 members. A Juvenile Matron was installed, a depression meeting planned, and dances and a Pedro party announced. A long retrospective honored past masters, detailing 1919 to 1952 growth, building remodeling, community aid, fairs, and key members including Mattie Prosser and C W Gott.
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Avery Walcox
Frank Schwartz
Fred Prosser
Hazel Miner
Pearl Lau
Grange
Pedro
Lewis Runals
Assembly
Grange Orchestra
The
Zola Hastings
Old Glory Grange
Frank Mason
Floyd Buswell
Edith Hastings
Mattie Prosser
Pearl Opfer
C. W. Gott
Edna Wilcox
W. G. Nicho Ols
F. H. van Arsdale
Columbia Station
Ohio
Bertha Rising
Grafton
Old Glory
C. H. Sanders
Ned N. Gott
Hattie Hart
Penfield
A. G. Nichols
F. 4. van Arsdale
R. M. Holcomb
Ned L. Gott
Zola Tastings
Lola Johnson
Albert S. Wilcox
Lena Ingais
Town Hall
Wellington
Elyria
G. W. Robbins
Calvin Loomis
la Grange
R. D. Holcomb
C. A. Vanderwort
Mr. Gott
Erwin Adams
Demits
Frank Stevens
Lucille Spicer Moss
Carrie Kobelt
Reams
Albert Archer
Mary Bober
Louis Run
P. T
Ariss Pearl Opfer
Archer
Che
Farmers Born On Farms Dominate Ohio Survey Findings
Ohio State researchers led by C. E B Ly and P. G. Beck report most future farmers come from farming families. Over four years in eight townships Beck visited 1,300 families. 33 percent of farm operators are sons of farmers. Among 100 boys, 41 enter farming, 45 become laborers, 14 go to white collar work.
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Columbus
Ohio
C. E B. Lively
P. G. Beck
Ohio State University
Beck
Ohio State
Farm Women Train in Clothing Work Across Ohio
About 19 000 Ohio farm women in 16 500 homes and 18 000 4 H club girls in 79 counties joined clothing programs run by extension specialists. They remodel and repair garments to extend clothing life and save money. Lucas county participants remade garments valued over 4 000 dollars. Trumbull county’s 15 900 participants remodeled 2 400 garments, saving an estimated 50 to 100 dollars per family.
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Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Bertha Everhart
College of Agriculture
Trumbull County
Missionary Josephine Cobbspeaks on China at Lake Avenue church
Miss Josephine Cobb returned missionary from China told many happenings from the interior while displaying household Gods seen in Chinese homes. Reverend Bucholtz preached to children and was elected minister for three months or until his Cleveland College vacation.
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Lake Avenue
Josephine Cobb
China
Bucholtz
Cleveland College
Miss Rebecca Rea and Miss Eilenn Croskey Host on Sunday
Miss Rebecca Rea of Woeet River Toad visited guest Miss Eilenn Croskey on Sunday. The National Institute of Social Sciences offers membership to individuals with notable achievement in social science or service benefiting humanity.
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Rebecca Rea
Woeet River
Eilenn Croskey
National Institute of Social Sciences
Grange Banquet Celebrates Past Masters with Toasts
After the history was completed the Past Masters and honored ones were given carnations and invited to the dining room for a banquet. Brother Virgil Jump acted as toastmaster introducing each Past Master. Jokes and stories followed before a closing singing of Best Be The Tie That Binds.
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Grange
Virgil
Camden Girls Defeat Penfield 22 to 14 in Gym
Camden girls win their third league game this season beating Penfield 22 to 14 at Penfield gym. Camden boys fall 19 to 38. The Camden team plans to travel to Brookside on Friday February 17.
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Kipton
Camden Girls
Penfield Girls
Penfield
Camden Boys
Avon Lake Library Adds New Books for Circulation
Avon Lake announces new books arriving after Feb 20 including Nordhaff titles and works such as Mutiny on the Bounty and Education of a Princess. Readers deposited requests in a box near entrances. travel books draw interest. Mrs. T. J. Sussdorfer chairs the committee. 879 active borrowers. comparisons show growth from 489 a year ago. A sixth grade group will visit Friday afternoon, focusing on patriotic books.
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Avon Lake
Raven
Nordhaff
Marie
Russia
Grey
Keyne
Norris
Pson
Alexander Botts
Rohmer
Fu Manchu
T. J. Sussdorfer
Ladrach
Mrs I J King Hosts Low Mood Party at Center Road
Mrs I J King of Center Road entertained her Sunday School group from the Congregational church with a low mood party Saturday evening. The gathering featured games and social activity as part of the event.
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I. J. King
Center Road
Congregational Church
Mrs Walls Visits With Scarbrough Family
Mr. and Mrs. R. Scarbrough of Ford Road hosted Walls the mother-in-law and her sister-in-law and baby during a visit in Sheffield.
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Sheffield
R. Scarbrough
Ford Road
Anniversary party hosted by Mrs. N Dunfee in Elyria
Mrs. N Dunfee of Elyria formerly of this place entertained relatives and friends Saturday evening in her home to honor several anniversaries and birthdays this month. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunfee of North Ridge and other local families. the evening featured cards, social time, and refreshments.
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N. Dunfee
Elyria
Raymond Dunfee
North Ridge
Charles Hammer
Abbe Road
LeRoy Dunfee
Lake Avenue
Charles Carrick
Gulf Street
Leland Johnson
Walter Johnson
Russel Johnson
la Grange
George Stevens
Lorain
Ralph Dunfee
Garfield area community notes and local events
Garfield Community Club plans February meeting on the 15th. Neighbors skate on Logan pond with seven inch ice. Several visits among residents including Smith Andruss Youtzy and others. A small cupboard fire at C Monroe’s caused $10 damage. Brockside Basketball fans watched Brookside win 30-8 at Avon Lake.
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Lester Youtzy
Percy Chambers
Garfield Community Club
Logan Pond
Charles Hammer
Clarence Smith
L. M. Youtzy
Jesse Kauffman
B. Smith
Lee Johnson
Henry Jackson
Ellen May
Ruth
Alta Myers
Gurney Andruss
North Olmsted
P. Rahrig
Florence
Abbe Road
Smith
Frank Ferry
Cleveland
C. Monroe
Sheffield Lake
Neva Carrick
Lois Youtzy
Kenneth Smith
Lake Avenue
Gulf Road
Grace Inslee
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Brookside
Avon Lake
Mrs Peter Christofferson Hospitalized at St Josephs Lerain
Mrs Peter Christofferson is a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Lerain. The notice records a medical absence without stating diagnosis or duration.
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Peter Christofferson
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lerain
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr Scamman in Avon
Mrs. Lionel Glass and James Bowman attended a surprise birthday gathering at the Avon home of Mr and Mrs B A Scamman. The event occurred Tuesday evening and honored Mr Scamman.
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Lionel Glass
James Bowman
Avon
Scamman
Funeral attendance and local visits reported
Mrs. Carl Pederson and son Frank Smith of Hunter road with sister Mrs. Ed Garth and son Paul of Lakewood attended the funeral of their brother-in-law John Gundrum in Bellevue Friday. Erwin Britton and Oberlin College roommate were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Britton of Lake Road. Jack Laidlow and family moved from Center Road to Stop 46. Mrs. Florence Pfeffer and Clara, Ed Schafer and family of Cleveland spent Sunday with Robert Schueszler and family.
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Camden
Brookside
Rev
P. E. Harding
John Scott
Mr. Scott
Lewis
Bailey
Lakewood
Scott Home
Josephine Buczek
Corabel Rippie
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Tessie Miller
Betty Young
Lorain
Virginia Blackwell
Marjorie Searles
Gladys Reynolds
County Glee Club
South Amherst
Helen Davidson
Oberlin
R. J. Davidson
William Ingersoll
Columbia Station
J. T. Radcliffe
Nova
Leo Radcliffe
Richard
Wakeman
George Leininger
Leining
Jessie Mellor
Elyria
Eva Searles
Qberlin
Harley Searles
Fred Ackerman
Ivy
Amherst
John Gower
Carl Pederson
Frank Smith
Hunter Road
Ed Garth
Paul
John Gundrum
Bellevue
Erwin Britton
Oberlin College
J. C. Britton
Lake Road
Jack Laidlow
Center Road
Florence Pfeffer
Clara
Ed Schafer
Cleveland
Robert Schueszler
Avon Lake eighth grade boys fall short against Brookside
Avon Lake lads lost 29 to 28 while Brookside eighth graders won earlier. Girls captured Lorain County title with twelfth straight win. next game versus Camden on February 17. Community notes include visits, sewing circle, Bunco party, and local school events.
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Avon Lake
Brookside
Lorain
Camden
Cornelia Minard
H. C. Chambers
Lester Youtzy
Gulf Road
Percy Chambers
Ford Road
Charles Hammer
Arthur Lehman
Abbe Road
George Smith
Cast Road
Avon High School
Y. L. Everson
Farm Bureau Oil Company
Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
St. Theresa’s Church
Peter Conrad
John Laven
George Harlich
C. Schmitz
J. Schmitz
Brookside School
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Sheffield Lake Social Club
W. E. Millen
Alta Myers
Ellen Jackson
Marian Chambers
Archie Haynes
Murray Ridge School House
Nick Ricci
St. Joseph’s Hospital
North Ridge
Marie Lottie Minges
Geo. Carruthers
P. L. Chambers
Frank Caley
River Road
June Roth
Lake Breeze Road
Sandusky
J. C. Sweet
Rocky River
John Morris
Representative Paid More in Texas Legislature
Austin report notes a Texas anomaly where House members set pay at 10 dollars a day while senators accepted 8 dollars daily. The 8 dollar rule makes senators pay themselves less than their secretary, highlighting pay disparity within the same legislature.
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Austin
Tex
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Quoted wit on who voices a bold idea earns credit
A sharp witticism argues that credit goes to the person who voices a thought with loudness, duration, and clarity, compelling others to hear. The idea itself may be eclipsed by the force of its proclamation and public reception.
Olive Tablets Claim Beauty Benefit and Gentle Liver Help
An advertisement promotes Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe gentler replacement for calomel. It claims the tablets cleanse the blood bowels and liver, improve complexion, reduce bad breath and fatigue, and notes prices of 15c 30c and 60c for nightly use over a week.
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