Parish notices mix with anniversaries in Amherst area
Friday afternoon at 2 p m the World Day of Prayer will be observed at the Congregational church. Women of all churches are invited to attend. Mrs. William M. Horton of Oberlin will be the speaker. First Evangelical United Brethren Monday evening at 8 p m the officers of the Amherst group of COUPLE IS HONORED old Brown will have charge of arrangements. Mulder gold en wedding anniversary celebrated with a dinner at the Greenslade home. The Reichert and Mulder families attend. Open house at Elmer Reichert Jr home 2 to 3 and 7 to 9. Fines for stop sign and license infractions listed. Victorian Guild meets at Gregory Brown home. Spring bazaar prep and bridge prizes noted. Church announcements outline meals, meetings, and services across Congregational, St Pauls Lutheran, Brownhelm groups and area churches.
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Congregational Church
William M. Horton
Oberlin
First Evangelical United Brethren
Amherst Group
Old Brown
Amherst
Louis
Mulder
Mulders
Tom Greenslade
Greenslade
Agnes Voerman
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Time
Nate Riese
Scorsage
Lurch
John Mulder
John
Roger
Janice
Kenneth
Elmer Reichert
Elaine
Bob
Joyce
Bonnie
Sandy
Ralph Thomas
Dana
Conrad Mulder
Karl Mulder
Jean
Claude
Doug
Linda
Mayme Schaeffer
R. C
Grandma) Schaeffer
Elmer Reichert, Jr
Bix
Gertrude G. Boylan
Furnace Street
Elyria
George P. Demitrol
Wast Avenue
Robert D. Nagy
West 29Th Street
Lorain
Lawrence D. Kneiser
Vermilion
Jesse Lee Wilson
Vincent
Ralph Boehmer
Sheffield Lake
Gregory Brown
William Bodmann, Jr
John Ewart
Lutheran Laymen’s League
Ladies Aid Society
Walther League
Anne
Diane Amenhauser
Lucille Witt
Cleveland
Brownhelm
Ladies’ Aid Socity
Charlotte Brandau
Paton
Mothers’ Club
Paul Schmitkens
Henrietta Methodist Church
Brownhelm Congregational Church
Brownhelm Evangelical and Reformed
Brownhelm Evangelical United Brethren
Henrietta Methodist
Henry Stick
Joseph's Catholic
Circle 16
Peter Wohlever
Circle 2
Lewis Kramer
Joseph A. Lehane
St. Mary's
Our Lady of Fatima
Floyd L. Begin
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed
Florence
Edith Ehrman
Circle 6
Fred Deimer
Beater Court
Women's Guild
Alan
Hospital
Crit Halland
Ea] Carstenson
John Szescyk Jandson
Thomas .Gardiner
John Powell
Elyza
Thomas Gardiner
PTA
Our Fathers
WCTU
Hayes - Whittlesey
New Contest For Better Chickens Planned In Ohio
Ohio State University extension poultryman M Sweet announces the 1949 Ohio Chicken of Tomorrow contest with five districts and junior and senior divisions. The program aims to breed a faster, meatier bird aligned with 1951 progress, with birds judged at national finals last June in Delaware. Eligibility requires 100 straight-run chicks or 50 nested cockerels, wing bands provided by the national committee, and hatching-day banding.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. ©. Sweet
lOhio State University
Sweet
Delaware
California
Suggestions For Maple Products From Ohio State Farm Notes
W R Anderson of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station lists tested, cost saving maple production tips. Recommendations cover fuelwood, equipment maintenance, rust and lead safety, storage tank care, shading and gravity use, evaporator checks, sugar house cleaning, soldered pans, and pre-season pan cleaning to ensure high quality syrup.
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W. R. Anderson
Department of Forest Research
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Ohio
Measuring Stick For Farm Income Not Much Good
The agriculture department said its yardstick for comparing farm income to non-farm income is unreliable. It notes parity measures 60 percent above the 1910 14 base, but does not reflect actual living standards. In 1916 14 parity aimed for equal ratios. in 1940 farm earnings averaged 50 cents per dollar of non-farm income.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Congress
Charter Of Soil Conservation Dist Receiv ed
The Lorain County Soil Conservation District charter was received from the Ohio State Department of Agriculture after a September hearing and November referendum where 96 percent voted in favor. The Ohio Soil Conservation committee ordered the district to cover all Lorain County farmland outside incorporated towns, with A W Marion among signatories.
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Lorain County
Early Ordering of Strawberry Plants Advised
Carl C. Deeds Lorain County Agriculture Extension Agent urges home and commercial growers to order certified strawberry plants early. Certification curbs disease spread notably red stele, a fungus affecting all old varieties. He notes soils affect resistance and highlights Sparkle as a strong mid season choice. Fair Land may suit some growers though hardy limits exist. Try multiple varieties to fit soil conditions.
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Carl C. Deeds
Lorain County
Deeds
Aberdeen
Temple
Fairfax
Fair Land
County berry guide urges frost protection and early plantings
County agents praise Premier as the most productive berry and note Robinson and Midland varieties show mixed results. For ever-bearing fruit Gem may be best. Growers are told to mulch until yellowing, plant early in April, and remove blossoms from first year settings to boost next year’s crop. Chemical use limited to first year only with caution due to weed killers. South Australia reports meat output rising to 942,000 tons in 1947-42, up 57,000 from the prior year.
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Deeds
Australia
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