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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1942
Page
4
The group escapes as a volcanic crater boils lava over the slope. The Red One, exposed as a false savior, flees Indians who now pursue him for betraying their trust. Amid roaring fissures and falling trees, Bill keeps pace while Alec, Gullek, and others seek safe passage down the mountain.
The World Day of Prayer was held on Feb 20 at the United Church from 2:30 to 3:39 PM with Mrs Mary C Candy leading the devotion. Reading selections were by Mrs Myers Mrs Levi Smith Mrs Bradstock and others, hymns led by Mrs Eglin, and an interdenominational service titled Migrants. The United Society will meet Feb 25 at town hall, bring lunch.
The Penfield Girl Scouts were organized at a school meeting Tuesday in the evening hour. Bancrall led as president with Preston as assistant. Leota Divsand as vice president. Jean Minkler secretary. Shirley Bullis treasurer. Esther Paul news teleporter. Martha Shaw recreation reader. Josee Schulz and Dorothy Cornetti named as members.
Avon February 25 Charm club met at Mrs Harald Smiths home for an evening of games and prizes won by Mrs Vern Fre Mrs Ed Stacy and Mrs Jeremy Reed. After beets refreshments were served meeting set for three weeks at Mr Ed Stags home. Local notices mention visitors and social highlights around Lorin Takeworl and nearby families with stamps paper and scrap metal drives for national defense.
A Tompkins County farmer, N. Millard, experiments crossing Guernsey cows with South Devon bulls to boost size without harming milk. First cross bull calf weighed more at birth than pure Guernsey calves died at about one month. Other notes cover carotene loss in stored alfalfa meal, use of hay chaff for poultry, scalding hog temperatures, protein levels for egg production, oil spray emulsions, Park cattle in England, light oats for dairy cows, calf scours cure with shark liver oil and vitamins, and a new bertonite-arsenic spray for apple moth control.
Furthofer thirty five? The text notes Furthofer 40 Abfall's team 149 Hale Davis 44 Rukutka's 110 Qeicker Ti Jr Mish M4 D. Wubbaret 47. These names appear to arouse much interest among the students.
A notice invites Eaton residents to meet Thursday night February 25 at 8 oclock to plan a farm campaign in agriculture for Eaton township. A guest speaker will attend and a general discussion follows. Nearby meetings discuss fetal program and local actions.
The ceremony united Nessie Watte of Stockton California and Max Erma Tracy of Mtrant Mix Elster Tracy in a church rites. Walle, who joined the Army two years prior, was stationed in Stockton and later sent to Denver Cole for further training.
Mr and Mrs Orla Coven and others spent the weekend at Indian Town Gap Pa visiting relatives at camp Wen tell and Elton Coven and Don Erarles. Emma Morgan and O Welch attended Hebron Association Bible Conference at Wellminston Baptist church. Eleanor Wind of Cleveland attended Sunday services and visited friends. The report lists many local visitors and Sunday meals with family connections at various homes and churches in the area.
Barr Market on Oberlin road six miles west of Elyria markets fresh meats poultry eggs and groceries. George Barr operates the store with a smokehouse for hickory smoked hams sausages and bacon. Store hours are daily 7 am to 8 pm, Saturday 7 am to 9 pm, Sunday 9 am to 12 noon and 1 pm to 6 pm. Oberlin telephone 922% appears in the notice.
Dr. AR Rosselot, Elyria veterinarian, notes dogs retain meat-based digestion while benefiting from mineral balance in Gaines Dog Food. Tests across four generations claim Gaines provides all needed elements in precise proportions with no overfeeding. Available in 1 and 100-pound bags from Dr. Rosselot at Third Street alley, west of Middle Avenue.
Farm folks are urged by a formal resolution of the Ohio Farm Bureau board of trustees to take leadership in setting up local discussion groups to plan ways of meeting war emergencies. Petty L. Green, Columbus, president of the state organization, says the proposal will contribute to war needs and to the self-help experience of the people. He notes farm labor shortages and equipment conservation and believes coordinated efforts can meet the dilemma by sharing available help and equipment to feed the world. Green cites about 1,900 Farm Bureau Advisory Councils with more than 12,000 members already meeting monthly and urges thousands more neighbor hood groups to plan joint action for the emergency.
Lorain County Granges are invited to plan sending their lecturers to the fourteenth annual Grange Lecturers Short Course at Ohio State University from March 23 to 24. The course is sponsored by the university extension service and the Ohio State Grange. Topics include lecturer's methods materials youth music the Juvenile Grange and recreation.
A late crowd of adults attended the Markley School PTA meeting on West River Road Thursday evening. Members approved a dining room fund raising urn, heard reports on the relic tuna and Sunshine Pond, noted 124 current members, and honored past presidents. Founders Day programs featured talks by several women and a play The Eingle's Family.
Ohio pork producers are advised by How ard Davison from Ohio State University to market Spring pigs early due to rising hog numbers in western states that will strain packing plants in October to December. Early marketing helps avoid the fall rush, while early weaning and good feeding stabilize gains. Clover or alfalfa pasture lowers costs and aids parasite control for healthier stock.
Lawrence closes the program with the singing of America, Mrs. Harold Starkey accompanying on piano.
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