Lorain County Notes On Farms and Local People
Recap of social visits illnesses and movements in Lorain County. Alice Fletcher and Gertrude Carman hosted by the Emersons. Rev. Bates to Charleston for meetings. many residents travel for family gatherings, shopping, and church events. Miss Irma Rugg dies after long illness. funeral at Spencer Methodist. Community briefs cover visitors, illnesses, and holiday travels across Elyria Wellington Oberlin and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Fletcher
Painesville
Ohio
Gertrude M. Carman
Cleveland
G. L. Emerson
Luella Simon
A. H. Lechiutuer
Lodi Hospital
Albert
Don Weidrick
Martin Weidrick
Betty Miller
Rittman
Virginia Miller
Grafton
F. I. Miller
George Bates
Spencer Baptist Church
Charleston
West Virginia
Sam Woods
Harry Gallatin
Wallis Nixon
Frank Miller
Elyria
Shirley Ann Biddinger
Walter Boone
G. W. Bates
Toledo
Nora
G. A. Bates
Cannonsburg
Haynes
Karl Weidrick
Helen
P. O. Nichols
Wellington
Waldo Biddinger
Harry Hendricks
Clyria
Emma Crawford
Mildred
New London
Howard Alison
Liberty Street
M. A. Dickason
Quinton Dickason
New York
Charles Clapp
Hubert
Columbinia
Clair Miller
Esther Close
Nadine Matz
Margaret Matz
Vina Bechtot
Irma Rugg
L. H. Rugg
Miss Rugg
Spencer
Spencer Methodist Church
L. J. Quade
Huntington Cemetery
Nellie Rugg
Lucy Spring
Robert
Fremont
Laverado
Earl of
P. R. Miller
Galton
Community Notes From Carlisle Area New Year's Roundup
Carlisle area briefs recount visits and dinners among local families on Butternut Ridge Road Chestnut Ridge and Grafton road events. Included are New Year celebrations at the Forney and Jaakeon homes, church gatherings, school staff notes, and neighborhood greetings.
4-H Club Boys To Plant Trees In New Project
Thousands of trees will be planted in Lorain County this year under a new 4-H forestry project for boys announced by C. J. Hummel acting county agricultural extension agent. Applications are available at the county extension office and will be distributed to enroll participants. The program last year saw 240000 trees planted by 4-H Club boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
H Club
Poultry Question Box Debut On Farm Night
Ohio farmers will hear P B Zambro, poultry specialist at Ohio State University, answer poultry questions on a new Farm Night feature beginning Monday. The program on WEAO will air January 9 and 16 at :40, addressing poultry raising and the letters received by the poultry department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
P. B. Zumbro
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
WEAO
Jeta
Zambro
Poultry Department
Ohio Fall Pig Crop Up 20 Percent
Ohio's fall pig crop is about 20 percent larger than last year, according to C. R. Arnold a royal economist for the agricultural extension service at Rio State University. He cites figures from the December pig liver issued by the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
C. R. Arnold
Ryal
Agricultral Extension Service
Rio State University
United States
Creomulsion Promises Relief for Bronchial Troubles
A vintage advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for bronchial irritation. It claims creosote plus healing agents soothe inflamed membranes and curb germs to ease persistent coughs colds and respiratory ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawlona
Increases in Hog Herds Signal Strong Spring Farrowing
The Department of Agriculture notes 8 percent more sows in the state will farrow next spring, with the national spring farrowing up 82 percent year over year. Ohio and Indiana show the largest fall pig crop increases among major hog states as the U S fall pig crop rises 4 percent.
Dairy Herds Lead Lorain County in December Production
A Columbia Township herd and a Russia Township herd topped 36 Lorain County Herd Improvement Association herds for milk and butterfat in December. H. T. Snell's 5 to 15 cow group averaged 925 pounds of milk and 37 pounds butterfat per cow. J. B. Ford’s more-than-15-cow herd averaged 769 pounds milk and 34 butterfat. An individual Grade Holstein in J. Aldrich’s Grafton herd produced 2,195 pounds milk and 29.7 butterfat. The article lists the next high producers and their owners with monthly outputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Township
Russia Township
Lorain County
J. ©. Aldrich
Grafton
Harry Rowland
H. T. Snell
Otis Lyndes
H. B. Hawley
J. C. Aldrich
Anne McCain
Carl L. Seabold
Jackson
Camp
Wolcott
B.A. Fenner
H.J. Snell
Dewey Aldrich
Local notices from Spencer on January activities
Spencer residents share New Year visits and illness notes. Various families from Akron Barberton Wellington Ravenna Worthington and Grafton visit Spencer and nearby towns. Community events include a Fidelity Sunday School Christmas party and Pythian Sisters gatherings with guests and card party.
Kipton Attends R L C A Meeting In Oberlin
M E Perkins and daughter Frances attended a Lorain County R L and A meeting at the I C O F Hall in Oberlin. About 54 members from Wellington Elyria Avon Avon Lake Oberlin Dover Vermilion Gratton Columbia Kipton enjoyed a noon covered dish dinner and an afternoon program featuring local musicians and a gift for Mr Perkins who recently retired from the mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kipton
M. E. Perkins
Frances
Lorain County
I. C. O. F. Hall
Oberlin
Wellington
Elyria
Avon
Avon Lake
Dover
Vermilion
Gratton
Columbia Station
VanArsdale Brothers
Columbia
Roberta
Roweena Ingersoll
Annabelle Hales
Walter Baker
Grafston
Carl Johnson
Nina Mae
Harry Gill
Perkins
Local News From Sullivan and Surrounding Areas
Akon residents Ira Sprague and sons Elsworth and Dean visited relatives in Sullivan while A B Fowler and family spent time with kin in Negley Ohio. Spencer guests H J Elliott and children attended at L M Elliott’s home. Church of Christ men cut several cords of wood in Muin Frink woods. ladies cooked dinner in church basement. Glendale Hastings and Frances Huffman wedding congratulated. Merton Farnsworth returned to Ohio State University. E M Farnsworth and L V Farnsworth drove him to Columbus. Rev E K Aubrey ill at home. Hazel Arndt returned to Oberlin after holidays with O C Arndt family. Allein Lebkisher resumes work at Oberlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Gregg
Andre R. Crippen
Detroit
E. E. Humphrey
Butternut Ridge Road
Alfred J. Hopking
Levening
Joseph Wojrek
Fuller Ivord
George W. Acker
Ralph W. Acker
Lois
Richard D. Forney
Blue Creek
Lois Acker
Phyllis Ann Rhoades
Dorothy Forney
Hazel Murd
Capitol Theatre
Elging
Ilda Bingham
Harvey Holmes
Grafton Road
LaPorte
Alice Bird
George Humphrey
Pred Cowles
Cleveland
Clayton BE. Smith
Jean Pentland
Athens
Archie Welton
Butternut Ridge
C. D. Forney
William Sharkley
Gon
E. N. Nuhn
LaGrange Road
Fred Wacker
Murray Ridge
Percy Kohn
Eaton
Bert Eddy
Leon C. Word' Sena Marian
Louis Word
Charles Swanson
Edward Shattuck
Elmer Starkey and Sons
John and
Elmer, Jr
Myron Shattuck
John
Helen Shattuck
Cyril Smith
Geraldine
Earl
Smith
Carl Seckt
Belden
Clara Mae Eddy
Alice Osborn
Elyria
Joseph Tomasek
Albert Kreba
Kipton
Charles A. Huene
Paul Whitney
Community Oyster and New Year Dinners Highlight Clarkfield
Mrs Cora Hayes hosted the annual oyster supper for the P G and families with about 49 guests on December 28. I M S S held their New Year dinner January 1 with 65 attendees and a pot luck meal. Out of town visitors included Mrs Marc Barnes Mrs Dora Knapp Mrs Grace Peck and several others from New London Rochester Wellington and Wakeman. Additional family gatherings occurred at the Spore home in Wakeman and New Year visits by the Harwood and Griggs families from Brighton and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Birke
Clyde Hamlin
Elyria
Arthur Ehrke
Grafton Road
Christopher Phiel
Stop 7
Margaret Ainsworth
Detroit
EB. N. Nuhn
LaGrange Road
Clarksfield
Cora Hayes
P. G
Lill Crandell
Marc Barnes
Dora Knapp
Grace Peck
F. Blackman
Charle Twaddle
George Miner
New London
Val Shipman
Rochester
Louise
Joan ‘Norton
Wellington
Dell Byron
J. Spore
Wakeman
New Year's Day
Fred Harwood
Russell Griggs
Lawrence
Mr. Prentice
Brighton
Mildred Harwood
Don Barnes
Registrar's report records seven marriages births and deaths
The past year in Clarksfield saw seven marriages eighteen births and eight deaths. Three former residents Mrs Mary Scott Mrs Emma Spurrier and Mrs Anna John were brought to Clarksfield for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksfield
Mra
Mary Scott
Emma Spurrier
Anna John's
Garden Club Meeting Schedule Set for 1933 in Columbia
The Garden Club will be entertained by Mrs. William Roth on January 17 and now meets on the first and third Tuesday each month. Plans include an exhibit at the Farmers Institute with all plant classes welcome and out of town judges to award ribbons. No prizes will be given. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Howard visited Mrs. Mary Marsh in Eaton Friday night. Little Edna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
Worthington
Mary Gurtice
Minnie Curtice
Fidelity
Spencer Baptist Church
Simon Rice
Olver Jenkins
Susie Ream
Temple
Miss Schnaidt
Ravenna
Mesdames
Karl Weldrick
Geo. Zeigler
Harry Hendricks
Eva McYvicker Ridgeway
Lodi Hospital
Columbia
Garden Club
William Roth
Farmers’ Institute
Irene Walters
Elsie Stearns
Bernice Howard
Mrs. Clair Howard
Mary Marsh
Eaton
Little Edna
Pleasant relief from constipation breaststroke of aging
A vintage health ad touts Olive Tablets as a pleasant remedy for constipation and liver purifying effects. It promotes beauty and energy, claiming easy nightly use and a safe composition sold in 15c, 80c, and 60c doses through druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards E Bieta
Deen
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Stone
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Washington
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J. N. Weber
Barry
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James Barry
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Harold Twining Jr
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Medina
G. E. Twining
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Esther Calkins
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F. E. Sharp
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Berlin Healghts
George Vergath
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Will Geist
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Mabelle Whitney
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West Point Military Academy
Harley Searles
Atce Kirk
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Fred Losey
Akron
G. A. Brumby
Turne
Josie
Carlisle
James Lobbisher
A. B. Fowler
Vernie Lance
Kaufman
Nankin
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Hope Gregg
Elyria Memorial Training School
H. H. Gregor
William Lattimer
Marian Lang
Arthur Richards
Wayne Brown
Lorain
George Andress
William Murdy
Hazel
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Frank Rhoades
Phyllis Ann
Ralph Acker
True Blue
Methodist Church
la Porte
Ray Jaakeon
James E. Dewhurst
S. N. Haven
East Avenue
Church of Christ
Percy Kehl
Pauling Eicher
Baton Church
Kehl
John O'Connor
Indian Hollow Road
M. R. Bennet
St. Mary’s Church
North Pedro Club
Clay Puder
North Pedro
Glenn Tinker
Sridfs
Charles Hotchkis
Jake Binder
Fern
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Norwalk
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Carl Wymbissinger
Bellevue
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Miner Gray
Àvaclit Tle
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Margaret McDonald
Ruth Phillips
Lloyd Hollingsworth
Ashland
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Helen McClafin
Kent
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Harvey Lyons
Waiu
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Bill Thomas
Navy
Harvey Pearson
John Haney
Christ Haney
Art Haney
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Hazel Phillips
Lyon McDonald
Ralph Puder
Harry Harwood
Maria
Eva Beaumont
Louis
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Claud Adams
Jessie Adams
Ralph Linderman
Mr. Williams
Ashtabula
Edw. Lendin
Lester
Haton
A. P. Grills
Wmy Squire
Florida
Mr. Squire
Myra Lawrence
Richard
Melbourne
Richard Lawrence
Laura Wilson
Barberton
Miss Cotta Hine
N. E. Fuller
Donald Wilson
A. N. Fuller
Orson Howe
Simon Browand
J. T. McCourt
Leo McCourt
Leota
Howard McCourt
Lewis
Glenn Repp
Weat Salem
Clayton E. Monesmith
Lee Stroup
Ivory Miller
Arthur Cordray
Griffith Reese
Wilda Moore
Geraldine Weiddick
Sevilla
Harold Stiller
Einor Taylor
Frank, Nate and
Charles Taylor
Woollster
Sullivan
Crooks Coal
Asnaces
Sunbeam Furnace
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