Census Start On Lorain County Farms and Crops
The nationwide agricultural census begins with 25 000 workers visiting over 6 000 000 farms and ranches. It targets 100 questions on farm tenure population acreage value crops trees livestock poultry and eggs with confidentiality and penalties for disclosure. The January 1935 mid decennial census aims to aid government recovery and farm welfare.
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United States
Willam L. Austin
Austin
Census Bureau
Warns Of Dangers Of Stock Diseases
SAM PLUMER warns livestock breeders about disease risks from selecting for higher production. He notes turkeys ducks and geese grow rapidly and resist many poultry diseases while cows benefit from apple pomace feeding. He advises proper silo setup and ample pure water for cows and hens.
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Sam Plumer
United Press
Ohio Tops Nation as Honey Producer in 1934
Ohio led all states in honey production in 1934 per the Ohio Agricultural Extension Service farm calendar for next week. The publication notes Ohio's strong beekeeping program and market activity shaping the industry.
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Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Help Offered On Farm Statements
Lorain County farmers can get assistance Jan 7 to 15 to prepare statements showing approximate net worth. The Elyria Production Credit Association and county extension agent organize the service, aiding in reporting assets liabilities and net worth for potential short term operating loans.
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Lorain County
Production Credit Association
County Agricultural Extension Agent
Elyria Production Credit Association
Elyria Savines and Trust
Lorain
Ente
Huron
Medina
Caranova
Summit
Max M. Philips
Philips
Ohio
Need For Greater Organization Seen In Agriculture
Murray D. Lincoln, executive secretary of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation, urged stronger organization to raise farmers’ economic standing. He noted farm bureau efforts like cooperative groups, county credit unions, educational activities, mutual insurance, and legislative influence as proof of benefits. Forty eight Ohio counties plan membership drives in January and February with early reports suggesting continued gains.
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Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Lincoln
Ohio
Brighter Outlook Seen For Farmers
Ohio Farm Bureau projects a stronger 1935 farming year with higher incomes. Despite 1934 cash income rising by 35 million dollars over 1933, officials foresee a larger gain in 1935 as feed grain and meat animal shortages push prices up. Government estimates cite reduced livestock supplies and drought effects contributing to expected price increases.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ohio honey crop and bee industry figures for 1934
The 1934 Ohio honey crop is estimated at 29.9 million pounds. Bee colonies and pollination value are discussed with estimates of 10 to 15 times the honey crop value. About 39,900 Ohioans own bees and the state hosts around 50 000 colonies.
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Ohio
Farm Bureau forecasts best farm outlook since 1920
Farm bureau leaders say removal of a large market surplus would push prices up and benefit exchanges. They anticipate the 1920s level of prosperity barring unforeseen developments, predicting the farm situation will be the best in years.
New Year Reflections at M. E. Church
Vincent VINCENT reports Sunday services led by Rev. B. H. Ryan at the M. E. church with a solo by the pastor's wife. The sermon on Joshua 1 2 urged faith and action as the New Year opens, urging resolve to face trials and uphold noble conduct. Numerous parishioners and guests from Ohio towns shared in the day’s activities and social visits.
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Israel
Toshua
Promised Land
Tev
D. F. Eschiruth
Abandoned pole fatal plunge in Chester Henning death
Chester Henning, 64, climbed an abandoned telephone pole at his home, securing a wire at the top. The pole swayed and snapped at the base, causing him to fall to his death after losing his grip. The tragic incident occurred in the rear of his residence.
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Toledo
Wppe
Chester Henning
Henning
Neith Sors
Missouri Governor Helped By College Football Stadium Usher
Gov Guy B Park of Missouri, arriving late without a ticket, was helped by an ROTC student usher at a Columbia football game. The governor thanked the student and entered the stadium.
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Columbia
Moa
Guy B. Park
Missouri
Conference sends three guild reps to Washington crime talks
James P. Kirby, assistant city editor of The Cleveland Press and longtime Star reporter, was one of three American Newspaper Guild representatives at a Crime Conference in Washington called by Attorney General Homer S. Cummings. Heywood Brown and Jonathan Eddy were the others.
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Cleveland
James P. Kirby
Cleveland Press
American Newspaper Guild
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Heywood Brown
Jonathan Eddy
Emperor Portraits Sold With Face Covered By Paper
A note on how photographs of the Japanese Emperor were sold in stores, featuring a light pasted paper over the face to shield public view. The practice highlights strict gaze control and market handling of imperial imagery.
Greenwich Village Quietly Reveres Art in Twilight
In New York's Greenwich Village a gray bearded sculptor works beneath white light in a basement studio as artists linger in hallways and windows show portraits and masks. The scene portrays a resilient, poverty-aware culture pursuing creativity despite past doubts and changing popular tastes.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Webbel
America
Dole
Dance craze rises from midnight at uptown Bustanoby
A lively dance form called the Castle Walk spreads from Irene and Vernon after midnight at uptown Bustanoby. The crowded floor births a last ploughing stride as couples copy the new steps, while celebrities and social tables gather in a nightlife blur of columns comments and gossip.
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Irene
Vernon
Bustanoby
Birthday Surprise for Mrs Beal at South Ridge
Mrs Sadie Beal received a pleasant birthday surprise on Friday evening in South Ridge Q with relatives and neighbors gathering for social cards and banco. Prizes awarded, gifts presented, and refreshments served to Mr and Mrs George Hollingsworth and Mrs Henry Smith of Amherst among others.
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South Ridge
Sadie Beal
Beal
George Hollingsworth
Henry Smith
Amherst
Beal Family and Relatives Named in List of Local Residents
A collection of names from Spencer Ridgeville Henrietta Elyria West Ridge and nearby areas appears in a local notice. The list includes Mrs. Harvey Miller Myrtle Klein Clyde Heusner Howard Beal C H Hunger H M Tapper Elmer Beal George Kittle E W Stang Sade Beal Harold Beal and others.
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Harvey Miller
Spencer
Myrtle Klein
Ridgeville
Clyde Heusner
Henrietta
Howard Beal
Elyria
C. H. Hunger
H. M. Tapper
West Ridge
Elmer Beal
George Knittle
E. W. Stang
Sade Beal
Arold Beal
Annual church meeting and supper at the church
The annual meeting of the church and Sunday School will be held at the church on Friday evening January 4. A turkey supper is served at 7 PM. Following the supper, the election of church and Sunday School officers will take place. All members are urged to attend and friends are invited.
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Mary Dute and Family
The Dute home hosted a birthday gathering Friday evening for Mrs Mary Dute and Charles Dute with socializing and gifts. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Walter Fowell and family of Brownhelm and Mrs Margaret Baus with Mr and Mrs Newton Baus. Nearby relatives from Elyria and Pt Dover visited over the weekend as guests and calls were exchanged among local families.
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Mary Dute
Charles Dute
Dute
Walter Fowell
Brownhelm
Margaret Baus
Newton Baus
C. Dute
Gertrude
Naomi Beck
Middle Ridge
George Knaittle
A. J. Schubert
Pt. Dover
Canada
Sadie Beal
Howard
Elyria
R. G. Balls
Conrad Ernst
Earl Dehn
Edward Frye
Mrs
Clyde Ereslebach
Toledo Teacher Geraldine Woods Undergoes Treatment
Miss Geraldine Woods of this district is receiving operative treatments at Toledo Hospital. She is reported as getting along nicely and many friends here wish for a speedy recovery.
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Toledo Hospital
Geraldine Woods
No Bar to Citizenship for Gambler in New Bedford Case
Superior Judge Edward H. Hanny ruled that gambling alone does not bar a man from U S citizenship. Joseph Vieira, seeking naturalization, had a gambling record but the court said the state is in the same business and Vieira should not be barred on that ground.
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New Bedford
Mass
Edward H. Hanny
Joseph Vieira
United States
Vieira
Europe Produces Most Food Yet Still Imports Bulk
The region accounts for the largest share of world wheat meat and dairy output but despite this leads in production it must import substantial food from external markets.
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Europe
Valley City School Reopens After Vacation with Local Events
Valley City notes January 7 return to classes after a two week break. Highlights include a January 7 league basketball trip to Sharon, January 15 trip to Berea High, and a January 16 county debate here and at Leroy with undefeated Liverpool and LeRoy teams. Debates center on federal grants to equalize educational opportunities.
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LeRoy
Albert Lamprecht
A. Dapner
William Steck
Frank Feller and
Familly
Cleveland
Feller
John Feller
Lake Avenue Church Notes and Contested Sunday School Victory
Regular services were held at the Lake Avenue Community church with Reverend Peck officiating. Sunday school at 9 30 and church at 10 45. Lake Avenue Sunday School won the points in the Wellington versus Lake Avenue contest that ended last Sunday. BRIEFS Bible Study met at the Houk home. Local guests celebrated Mary Jean Croskey’s birthday at the Croskey home with relatives from Lorain River Road and Shelby.
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Lake Avenue
Peck
Wellington
Our Church
Lake Avenue Bible School
Houk
L. D. Croskey
Marilyn
Eileen Laux
Lorain
Katherine Marlett
River Road
Edwin Setterfield
Shelby
E. F. Croskey
Mary Jean Croskey
Harry Dute
Local visits span area families this weekend
The report lists several social visits: Harry and River Road guests of the Harr old Starkey family. R H Miller and family invited to Elyria by the Paul Miller home. Arthur Starkey and family visiting Harold Starkey. Ethel Hetzge Madge Croskey and Charles Leonard with Louis Stanyl for a birthday gathering. In Cincinnati a man named Dan Linckel received probation after admitting sweater theft to aid another truck driver.
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Harry
River Road
Harrold Starkey
R. H. Miller
Paul Miller
Elyria
Arthur Starkey
Starkey Road
Harold Starkey
Ethel Hetzge
Madge Croskey
Charles Leonard
Louis Stanyl
Cincinnati
U.P
Kreatel
Bub US
Dan Linckel
Stanley Struble
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