Poultry Loans Offered Under Emergency Act Aid
Lorain County farms face chick buying cash crunch as Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of Columbus offers two loan types under the 1982 act. Commercial poultry loans cap at 75 percent of security. general farm loans cover chicks or pullets plus available collateral. Repayment plans vary with terms for broilers and pullets and require prior farming experience and strong credit.
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Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation of
Columbus
Ohio
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Farm Accounts To Be Reviewed At Two Marked Schools
Farm income and expenditures from 18 Lorain County farmers will be reviewed by account keepers at two summary schools on March 9 in Elyria and March 10 in Wellington. Beginners’ sessions will teach new account keepers how to use the books, with evening meetings on both days.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I. Hummel
Elyria
Wellington
70 000 Homes In Ohio Visited In Extension Work
D and Myer highlights Ohio agricultural extension service activities last year. About 70 000 farms and homes were visited by county agents to answer questions and supervise 4 H members and leaders. Each agent attended around 200 meetings. Home economics outreach reached about 60 000 farm women.
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Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
D. &. Myer
Northwest
Myer
SELO NARROWING OF PRICE GAPS
The Ohio State University extension report predicts narrowing gaps between prices farmers pay and receive in 1933. It cites lower retail prices, possible farm price shifts, and tax relief as catalysts, supported by 40 economists from 34 states. It notes fertilizer costs and machinery prices fell less than farm product prices, limiting purchases and keeping labor surplus.
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Outlook
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Ohio
Manufac
Potato Grower School Set to Open Next Wednesday
Lorain County potato growers will begin a four session program next Wednesday with two weekly sessions in Brownhelm and Columbia. C. J. Hummel directs the effort, Earl Tussing of Ohio State University leads the instruction, modeled after the county fruit growers school now in session. The county farmers committee on potato projects organized the arrangements.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. J. Hummel
Brownhelm
Columbia
Earl Tussing
Ohio State University
Chargs
County Farmers Committee On
H. L. Leimbach
N. J. Hoskins
Gratton
Reuben Baus
Harry Rowland
Rochester
Ralph Ring
L. C. Murr
Grafton
Grange Lecturers Plan Short Course at College of Agriculture
Grange lecturers will return to school for the fifth Grange Lecturers short course at the College of Agriculture from February 27 to March 3. Officials say the program helps local leaders plan and conduct better home community meetings. The curriculum covers economic conditions in agriculture clothing for self sustaining families yearly planning the lecture hour program the Grange’s rural role and youth involvement in the Grange program.
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Grange
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Extension Service
Grafton Grange Plans Regular Meeting Agenda
Grafton Grange No. 1686 held its regular meeting with Master Guy Amsbury presiding. The program included talks on poultry Lincoln assassination and home economics, readings by Amsbury and others, and plans for first and second degree at the next meeting. Ladies are asked to bring sandwiches.
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Grafton
Grafton Grange No. 1686
Guy Amsbury
Reading
Wayfield
Hazel Amsbury
Raymond Pomeroy
Wanda Faulkner
Lincoln
May Amsbary
Naomi Amsbary
Frank Mason
Mildred Witbeck
Lake Avenue Briefs Feb. 22
Mrs. Paul Taylor of Huntington W V is visiting friends here. King’s Orchestra provided music for a play at Eaton High School Thursday. Mrs. King sang two numbers and Arthur Haag played a trumpet solo. North Elyria Grange will meet Thursday evening. Lake Avenue Sewing Circle meets Thursday afternoon at Mrs W A Couture Stop 6. Mr and Mrs Corliss Miller entertained guests from Grafton Cleveland and Oberlin Sunday.
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Lake Avenue
Paul Taylor
Huntington
W. Va
King’s Orchestra
Eaton High School
Oberlin
Marilon Cooper
Fields
L. J. Guisinger
Paul Burton
Birmingham
H. C. Chambers
T* Ford Road
Albert King
R. H. Collier and Sons
W. T. Collier
Elvria
Odd Fellows
Elyria
Happy Friends
Betty Taylor
Gene McClintock
Ruth Postle
Shamrock Quilt Club
H. L. Barnes
Thelma Barth
Pittsburgh
W. E. Baldwin
A. A. Spitzer
Lucius Bartlett
Sessions
Wellington
Henry Hales
Blrria
Phillip Kolb
Medina
Gertrude Welsh
Alice Knechtges
Cleveland
Wm. Marsh
Edward Bruyere
Parma
Grant Rogers
Ed Myers
Rebekah Lodge
L. Blantern
Bucynski
C. Jantz
C. Jantz, Mr. Brumenschenkel
J. Bowman
J. C. Clark
Paul Brown
North Fairfield
F. E. Carmean
C. C. Carmean
Akron
Debhert Dunlap
Betty
Myles Knechtges
Lucille Lang
Roy Lang
Alex Schwed
M. E
Chestnut Street
Valentine
George Frank
Sawing Club
Winifred Tran
Elise and Jan in a Spring Moment of Fate at Temple Baile
Elise reveals she has changed and urges Jan to consider Araminta Williams’s feelings. Jan rants about fear and past loves, while Elise insists on courage, faith, and a possible marriage if God wills it. The scene ends with news of Bob in Italy and a cliffhanger about Araminta and Barney.
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Elise
Jamey
Jan
Maryland
Lad
Tyson House
Barney
Araminta Williams
Araminta
Bob
Italy
Philippines Talk On Problems Draws Civic Club
The South Amherst Men's Civic club met at 7:00 PM in the Congregational church. Mr Bustamante of Manila spoke on Problems of the Philippines, with Lorain orchestra providing special music and a social hour with refreshments after the meeting.
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South Amherst
Ladies Dime Society Meet Hosted by Mrs Witt
Mrs Witt to host the Ladies Dime Society at Congregational church Thursday afternoon. Nearby visits include Ernst and Mrs Schneider and daughters to John Bauman in Henrietta Sunday. Hazel and son Donald from Cleveland visited Mrs Rice on Saturday. Weston and son Tommy from Oberlin stayed with the Meachams. Doris Springer spent weekend at Niagara Falls. Fred Schneider made a business call in Cleveland.
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John Witt
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Ernst Schneider
John Bauman
Henrietta
H. R. Hazel
Donald
Cleveland
George Rice
Harold Weston
Tommy
Oberlin
William Meacham
Doris Springer
Niagara Falls
Fred Schneider
Oberlin Monday Night Club Party Attended by Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Milo Kendeigh attended the Monday Night Club party in Oberlin Monday evening. Charles Histed of Lorain was the weekend guest of his grandparents Mr and Mrs Fred Schaub.
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Milo Kendeigh
Oberlin
Charles Histed
Lorain
Fred Schaub
Juniors of South Amherst Plan Junior Night
South Amherst high school juniors prepare an annual Junior night to be staged Thursday night March 16 at the school auditorium. Members of the class will present various attractions.
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South Amherst High School
Marriage Success Topic Draws Twenty Two at Church Meeting
Miss Ruth Moore and Mrs. C F Fogel led a Christian Endeavor session at the Congregational church Sunday evening on Why Marriages Succeed or Fail. Twenty two attendees participated and enjoyed a social after the discussion.
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Ruth Moore
C. F. Fogel
Christian Endeavor
Congregational Church
Fall farm prices show declines in fertilizers and livestock
Prices for sulfates and nitrates and other farm inputs fell 12 percent from four years ago while livestock values dropped, though horses declined less than other stock. The calf crop and total U S cows reach record highs, but milk production per cow fell, keeping overall output flat.
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United States
Family Dinner Honors Knipper Birthday Anniversaries
Mr and Mrs Joseph Knipper hosted a Sunday family dinner in Avon to honor birthday anniversaries of Mrs Frank Knipper and Mrs Ann Knipper. Lorain visitors Mrs Ann Knipper and family and other relatives joined, with a large birthday cake central to the table.
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Avon
Joseph Knipper
Frank Knipper
Ann Knipper
Lorain
Loretta Hicks
Choral Club Party Hosts Named for Wednesday Rehearsal
Mr and Mrs Robert Alison will host the Choral Club party after the rehearsal Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs James Wicol.
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Robert Alison
James Wicol
Roman Republic Latin Club Meets After School
South Amherst notes the Roman Republic Latin Club held a regular session after school on Monday. Members Anna Grant Jill Griffen Caroline Broz isovitch and Jack Winson delivered speeches on Roman Clothes and Costumes followed by social time and games.
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South Amherst
Roman Republic Latin Club
Anna Grant
Jill Griffen
Caroline Brozisovitch
Jack Winson
Avon Players to Meet South Amherst in Tournament Clash
Avon boys varsity set to face South Amherst on Clearview floor Wednesday night February 22 in a tournament game. Friday’s game was postponed. Confetti dance by Avon firemen at Avon Park hall that night with tap dance attractions. all invited.
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Felix Shavinski
Cleveland
M. A. Weoher
B. W. Beidler
Carlschwartz
Fairview
E. W. Beidler
Dayton
Avon
South Amherst
Clearview
Avon Firemen
Avon Park
Philip Gerhart
Gust
Doris
Smith
Anna Commaford
George Ackerman
Epworth League Meets at Methodist Church
Members of the Epworth League gathered at the Methodist church Monday evening for business and social time. Elmer and Nina Harris served refreshments.
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Epworth League
Methodist Church
Elmer
Nina Harris
Birthday Surprise For William Wirth In Elyria
Friends gathered Saturday to celebrate William Wirths birthday anniversary with a surprise visit. Cards provided the diversion and a pot luck lunch followed. Guests from Elyria presented Wirth with a gift.
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William Wirth
Elyria
Wirth
Epworth League Plans St Patrick Event at Harold Alison Home
Members met in Methodist church parlors for devotion and business then arranged a St Patrick's party at Harold Alison's residence on Friday evening March 17. Elmer and Nine Harris hosted a social time.
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Epworth League
St. Patrick’s
Harold Alison
Elmer
Nine Harris
Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider Host Young People's League Event
Mr and Mrs Albert Schneider entertain at St. Joan's Church for the Young People's League on Thursday evening.
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Mrs.lbert Schneider
Young People’s League
St. Joan’s Church
Methodist Church Thursday Evening Get Together
A church gathering will be held at the Methodist Church on Thursday at 7 30 pm. The program includes sports and refreshments and is open to all members and friends.
Cyclone Sally staged by South Amherst players
South Amherst students will present Cyclone Sally a three act play to the public. The event showcases local theater and community acting talent.
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Cyclone Sally
South Amherst
Stock Exchange Boom Financed National Growth
A fragmented article notes the country’s growth was funded by a stock exchange boom. It hints at widespread enthusiasm and financial activity driving government or business expansion, though specifics are unclear.
Lat-A-Lot Club Social at Mrs Brunson Home
Mrs. Mildred Brunson hosted the Lat-A-Lot Club at her Grafton home on Thursday afternoon. Members enjoyed sewing and social time with refreshments for Mrs. Blanche Edwards Mrs. Gertrude Schwed Mrs. Myron Sooy Mrs. Marie Zacharias and Mrs. Marion Miller. The club plans to meet with Mrs. Marie Sooy in two weeks.
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Grafton
Mildred Brunson
Blanche Edwards
Gertrude Schwed
Myron Sooy
Marie Zacharias
Marion Miller
Marie Sooy
Local Societies Report Active in Elyria Area
Fraternal and civic groups held meetings and social events across Elyria and nearby towns. Initiations at Odd Fellows, quilting and hostess duties, lodge gatherings, bridge parties, and charity card events featuring local residents and families were noted, along with travel for work and social visits.
Farmer Buried In Old Casket At Sparta
Daniel Goode a farmer was buried in a casket he made eight years ago and kept in his living room The casket was crafted by a Methodist minister and Goode was a Methodist by faith The unusual burial occurred in Sparta Missouri with local coverage naming Goode and the coffin maker.
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Sparta
Daniel Goode
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets The Natural Liver Aid
A vintage ad promotes Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a safe bowel cleanser and liver tonic. It claims to cure fatigue and acne by removing poisons from poor elimination, urging nightly use and noting available sizes 15c 30c and 60c from all druggists.
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Edwards
Dr. Edwards
Valentine Party Held by Girl Scout Troop II
North Ridgeville reports Troop II of the Girl Scouts met at Mrs. William Thewes home on Tuesday for a Valentine party. After the meeting, refreshments reflecting the holiday were served.
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North Ridgeville
Sconta
William Thewes
Valentine
Friendship club gathers at Kosts on Root road
The Friendship club met at Mrs. Kost's home on Root road with ten members and two guests enjoying an afternoon. Mrs. John Stephens won the guessing contest prize. Next meeting set for March sixteenth at Mrs. H. W. Hopp's home for a three dinner.
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Friendship Club
Allan
WHK
Cleveland
Thomas Hadaway
Katherine
Lima
John Hadaway
Elyria
C. C. Hadaway
Gertrude Nelson
Maria Callahan
Louise Boyd
Harold Magner
Elizabeth Gilbert
Columbus
James Coughlin
James Lynch
Lawrence Coughlin
Avon Lake to Stage Money Mad by PTA
The Avon Lake PTA sponsors the play Money Mad set for February 27 and 28. Bud Burkhardt plays Frank who goes violently insane to win the sympathy of his uncle D. C. Yocum, who has promised fifty thousand dollars if Frank remains single until age 35.
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Avon Lake
Frank
Bud Burkhardt
D. C. Yocum
Kresgi Club Hosts Honors at Theisen Home
The Kresgi Club met at Mrs. Margaret Theisen's house on Thursday with plans for five hundred. Honors went to Mrs. Martin Corlett, Mrs. William Engel, and Mrs. Augusta Hinz. Guests included Mrs. L. G. Heider, Mrs. Harry Wittenberg, and Brooklyn visitors. In two weeks Mrs. Robert Grell of Lorain will host. Refreshments were served.
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Kresgi Club
Kresgi
Margaret Theisen
Martin Corlett
William Engel
Augusta Hinz
L. G. Heider
Harry Wittenberg
Brooklyn
Robert Grell
Lorain
Local social notes and school visit highlights
Frank Eckstein of Cleveland was a weekend guest of Maynard Walker. A high school manual training class led by D. C. Yocum and Principal J. L. Opplet visited Black River Lumber in Lorain. Helen Deasy of Lake Road visited Delaware with Peggy Smith at Ohio Wesleyan. A T N T Club dance is set for February 22 at 8 PM with Ray Miller’s Lorain orchestra. Gale and Betty Smith from Cleveland visited family in Hunter Road. Thelma Taylor and Helen Young of Cleveland spent Saturday with Perry and Mrs. Taylor. Howard and Betty Smith from Avon visited Howard Walker’s parents. Leo Hill was in Michigan on business.
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Frank Eckstein
Cleveland
Maynard Walker
D. C. Yocum
J. L. Opplet
Black River Lumber Company
Lorain
Helen Deasy
Lake Road
Delaware
Peggy Smith
Ohio Wesleyan College
T. N. T. Club
Ray Miller
Gale Smith
Carl Pederson
Hunter Road
Thelma Taylor
Helen Young
Perry Taylor
Betty
Howard Smith
Avon
Howard Walker
Leo Hill
Michigan
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