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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1946

Page

3

Agricultural notes on crop rotation and animal husbandry techniques

Agricultural bulletin highlights risks of corn and ray bean rotation depleting soil and describes creep feeding pigs improving growth and piglet survival. It covers rain driven spray strategies for apple scab, dairy heifer vaccination safety, pasture mixtures, DDT fly control in a dairy wing, and Washington force-molting plan for Leghorn hens with detailed steps for staging feeding and lighting.

Purdue Washington Washington Experiment Station

Shower of Gifts at Columbia Births and Meetings Theme

Mrs Bernice Westfall and Mrs Klane Martin hosted a February 15 shower for Alberta Crocker at Boone Road with 18 guests, prizes and hearts. Clair Moreland visits from Columbus. A De Sutng speaks for Norwalk district at a Christian Service gathering. Willie the best speaker at the Women’s Society event. Kenneth Crocker in Army service. Cecil Delaven writes from Munich. several farmers attend Berea Cooperage Association meeting. Franciscan Mabonry scene noted as an example of Franciscan majority.

Columbia Bernice Westfall Klane Martin Boone Road Alberta Crocker Phillis Martin Anna Mig Pech Leatha Kevse Vida Martin Viola Tiltijies Clair Moreland Colanbus Dale Martin A. de Sutng Norwalk Willie Women's Society For Chistian Methodist Church Lean Martin Alvion Road Kenneth Crocker Army Bourié American University Frauen Cecil Delaven Army Air Corps Walter DeHaven Munich Germany Loretta Lewis Paverty Rascoe Lewis West Reyer Pond Buffalo Berea Cooperange Association Howard Tartier Aterance Harry M Portis Safer J Ee Kentucky Farm Bureau Federal

World gift shop show fills New York shelves with novelties

At the postwar buyer show in New York more than 4000 people browse 600 lines of wares from paintings and playing cards to copper and aluminum dinnerware. Leather goods and book shaped accessories attract attention while a silver brocade screen that converts to a bar draws orders. In Bloomington Mrs. A A Huppert hoards toy dogs from many countries.

New York National Gift and Art Association

New London Grange Receives State Honor For Achievement

New London Grange 20 years after formation received the State Honor award for Outstanding Achievement. County Deputy Robert Earl presented the award at the close of the meeting. Thirty candidates and officers participated as members celebrated with remarks by Jules, Lewis Heyman, and Pomona Master Edo Franukhan. A future project was announced and several new members were admitted.

New London New London Grange Robert Earl Sessin Robert Burl Jules Lewis Heyman Pomona Edo Franukhan Pomaona Townsend Tonmit Teomen Grwtwe Elsiv A Murstey Arthur A. Johnson Fld Chase Richart Farnsworth Mroo Clyde Stanfield Anon Esery Crane Vhurstes New Fondant Rowigs Earl County Tad Ades Atatigien Phar Coop Anertes Prabhat Booth Bea

Oberlin to Host Noon Talks On The World Today

Oberlin College will start a noon lecture series titled The World Today in Finney Chapel from March 6. Each 12:10 PM session lasts 15 minutes, features authorities in various fields, and is open to the public with Carl T. Arlt of the economics department speaking first about Hold That Price-line. Roger M. Shaw oversees the program.

Oberlin Finney Chapel Roger M. Shaw Department of Education Carl T. Arlt Oberlin College Arlt United States Navy Honor Alice Smith Edmonds Alumni Records Office Oberlin Inn Edmonds Henry D. Smith Donna IBS North Pleasant Afrs. Edmonds Gerge M. Jones Marshill DM. Love Gertrude Ransom Mr. Love John E. Worhler Fred Bohn Glenela Sutfim Russ Monette Swetland Oberlie Amenesa Abs Galion University Wiinen Myag Balle Credin Sixth Street Vicente Blase Ibuneg Hum Tang Wall Maren

Markley PTA Meeting Lets 100 Attend Founders Day

The Markley school Parent-Teacher Association held a Thursday February 21 meeting with over 100 attendees. President Mrs. R E F Hollis opened the session and programs included music by the school orchestra and solos by students. Founders Day birthday cake was presented and gifts given to past presidents.

West River Road Markley School Parent-Teacher Association R. E F. Hollis America Dale Spigelberg Allen Sinclair Dorothy Kangus Margaret Gomasek Pt.a Ralph Cole Matrice Mc Tntire John Guill Amy Hollis Mariana Kokotyla Janet Kellar Elsie Martin Plastuith Gradtwarker Gerald Franky Marta Roberts F. Ho Lewis Margaret Sprague Edward McGueken Rowland Morris Maud Westcott Elmer Keller Rose Crom Beatrice Gil Wor Peter Kokotvlo Roe Bollis Ella Tilden Kathryn McMillan Rob Hardy Frank Wrockley Elgrans Alin van Wormer Walter Shut Bot Tyne Tometler Ty Gen Lira van Wagien Hardy Roberts Bssckanion Redrestatente

Ohio Farm Bureau meeting draws county delegates

Merr Powell and Durkee attend the annual Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association meeting in Columbus as delegates from Lorain, Huron, Erie, and Cuyahoga counties. Jo seph Knapp and Murray Lincoln address the gathering as leaders list new director Harold Richards from Strongsville aboard.

Merr Powell Lovaltt County Farm Bureau Alfred Couch Melvin Kolbeant Durkee Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Columbus Kolbe Ohio Joseph Knapp Farm Credit Administration Washington Murray D. Lincoln State Association Harold Richards Strongsville Lorain Huon Erie Oahoga

Birmingham Honor Athletes Night at City School

A community fence honoring Birmingham boys varsity and reserve teams, score keepers, cheerleaders and coach is set for Friday night March 1 at the Birmingham school building. Blue and gold decorations and school color favors will appear. A committee led by Mr and Mrs Karl Webber and others plans the event, with Ohio State Protective Association members hosting a dinner and meeting that Saturday evening at the same location. The Birmingham Merchants will play Fremont Hebering Products in the preliminary game, following a performance by the Firemen band.

Birmingham Karl Webber Frank Stotfer Frank Griffin Stanton Vincent Hayes German Charles Yates Ohio State Protective Assoration Firmingham Fremont Howard Birmingshim Merchants

Local residents host varied school and club visits

Mra Kokotylo and Jamay l Fuj Manshai attended several gatherings with Mrs Pal Miadre guests from the area. Mr Cook Meluure hosted a three day alieroun event at the fortet's pabemps. Frankie Bert joined a PTA meeting at North Eaton School. Mrs Boose Wily and Mrs Rose Ued visited former colleagues. The WHOS group met at Mrs Noreen Methowet's home with 14 members present. A future social and cream gathering was planned.

Kokotylo Widh Pal Miadre Jamay Manshai Cook Meluure Eaton School Frankie Bert PTA North Eaton School Boose Eaton Escapol Rose Sig Mies Balin Melis WHOS Noreen Methowet Chidih Kupatens Mes EE Goudsie

Underwear crisis sparks Senate tug of war over OPA

In Washington Sen. John H. Bankhead with dignity hears a bizarreness as Roy J. Chaney of the Underwear Institute of America pleads to lift OPA rules. Chaney testifies that no cotton drawers are being produced due to OPA limits, showing his own four pairs to prove the point. He urges the Senate to take the OPA's paws off underwear to restore production and meet demand.

Opa Washington Unio Clugers Sen John H. Bankhead Roy J. Chaney Underwear Institute of America Chaney Senators Agriculture Subcommittee Ysuit Sonne Senator Bankhead Bankhead Tam Bakkhead GBA Senate Banks

Caverns See Small February Turnout in 1945

In 1945 Carlsbad Caverns drew 102 visitors on February 27 the lowest entry of the year while the peak came September 2 with 3745 guests. The figures reflect annual tourism data for New Mexico landmarks.

Carlsbad Caverns New Mexico

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