Farmers Week speakers to address Ohio farm interests in Columbus
Ohio State University hosts Farmers Week January 29 to February 2 drawing Lorain County farmers and others from across the state. Notable speakers include Chester C. Davis of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration and W. S. Myers of the Farm Credit Administration, with topics on credit and land use. Daily forums and more than 200 features cover dairy production, exhibits, judging contests, and recreation.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Columbus
Ingram
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Farm Credit Administration
Washington
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Chester C. Davis
General Assembly
W. S. Myers
Eugene Davenport
University of Illinois
Clara I. Judson
Evanston
Illinois
L. C. Gary
United States Department of Agriculture
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Milk Marketing Commission
Cutting and Healing Seed Potatoes program topic
The fruit and vegetable growing program features a subject titled Cutting and Healing Seed Potatoes. This item outlines a practical focus likely for a workshop or lecture, detailing methods or insights related to preparing seed potatoes for planting and recovery.
Sheep Need Care In Early Winter
Neglect of the breeding flock in early winter is common. Drenching ewes, if done now, reduces winter feeding costs. A stock of well-conditioned ewes can be sustained on corn silage and legume hay for two months, with oats added if pastures were thin. Proper care now lowers future feed costs.
Advice for Home Gardeners in the New Year
The article urges reading quality gardening books and catalogs, planning the garden, obtaining cost estimates for accessories and plants, choosing hardy varieties for your region, buying from reliable sources, and avoiding risky bargain purchases in favor of quality plants from trusted firms.
Seasonal Fluctuations in Broiler Prices Across the Year
Broiler prices have shown clear seasonal patterns over several years. From January through March value rises, then declines to June or July when prices stabilize. Demand also shifts with season, favoring 12 to 2 pound birds early, rising to over 3 pounds by late May, and 2 to 2.5 pound birds again favored in late August.
Lorain County Men Speak at Farm Week Program
Two Lorain County men will speak during Farmers Week at Ohio State University from January 29 to February 2. W. G. Caskey, president of the Lorain County Farm Bureau, will discuss cooperative dealing in gasoline and oil and share experiences of the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, started last year. H. L. Leimbach, Brownhelm Township potato grower, will speak February 1.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
W. G. Caskey
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Special Farm Bureau
Logain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Bread Demonstration Promotes Local Flour Use
A bread baking demonstration focusing on home produced wheat flour will be held next Tuesday afternoon at the Elyria Y M C A. The event is organized by the county agricultural extension service and led by Alma Garvin, an Ohio State University nutrition specialist, responding to public requests.
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Elyria Y. M. C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
Alma Garvin
Ohio State University
Raoul Delivers Another Night of Escape and Deceit
In a tense confrontation, Raoul shields Clara as Gorgeret and his men close in. A self-closing door and steel curtain trap the attackers, while Raoul taunts the pursuers and plots their downfall amid threats and bravado.
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Clara
Raoul
Olga
Ravu
Antonine
Courville
Gorgeret
Blue Casino
Asten
Kim
Raon
County women invited to flour demonstration by Miss Garvin
Miss Garvin plans a 1 30 p m demonstration for county women showing how to use Lorain County stone ground flour milled at Elrria LaGrange and Litchfield. County agricultural extension agent Miss Alice Bird says a large turnout is expected with many inquiries.
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Garvin
Elrria
LaGrange
Litchfield
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Pullets Learn to Use Nests in Winter Quarters
Lorain county poultry men report success by providing nests in broader houses to curb floor laying. Young birds investigate nests before laying and adapt quickly, reducing floor eggs and inviting fewer pickouts.
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Lorain County
Spencer Farmers Institute Opens With School Orchestra
Spencer Iowa January 16 the Farmers Institute held its first session Friday afternoon featuring music by the school orchestra and an invocation by Rev L J Quade A trombone solo by Bunny Garwood and remarks by Mrs Florence Ejickmeir on the subject of the session.
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Spencer
The
Farmers Institute
L. J. Quade
Bunny Garwood
Florence Ejickmeir
Building Our Temple Program At Spencer School
A Spencer school event features the Allen Trio with Mr Chester Strong as speaker on Enoch Arden at the Window and Visions and What They Are Worth. Music includes Helen Neidhardt Gordon Howe and the Spencer school orchestra. Rev George Bates offers invocations and readings followed by a three act play Whittlin by high school pupils. All sessions report strong attendance.
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Allen Trio
Chester Strong
Helen Neidhardt
Orchestra
George Bates
Strong
Enoch Arden
Gordon Howe
Gordon Howe. Mr. Eickmeier
Man Rogers
Melba Wendell
Bunny Garwood
A. B. Horst
Carl Hyland
Brantly Weidrick
Eickmeir
Helen Boone
Agnes White
Marguerite Curtice
George Smith
Spencer Axley
Axles
Hog prices and fair exchange value in prewar terms
The article explains that between 1910 and 1914 farm hog prices and the fair exchange value aligned at 7.24 dollars per hundredweight. After World War I the gap grew, with 1932 showing 3.47 dollars farm price while commodity prices rose, creating a disparity of 4.28 dollars. The Agricultural Adjustment Act is expected to restore prices to the prewar fair exchange level.
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Sents
Local Social Roundup Highlights Visits and Events
Lorain visitors I W Oglesbee and Frank Miller hosts share a weekday at the Miller Grissinger home. Medina guests Will Eakens visit Fusselman family as they celebrate a daughter’s birthday. Pythian Sisters serve a Farmers Institute dinner to a large crowd.
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I. W. Oglesbee
Lorain
Frank Miller
Frank Grissinger
Will Eakens
Medina
E. W. Fusselman
Pythian
The
Farmers Institute
G. H. Garwood
West Mansfield
W. H. Broun
M. A. Dickason
Clair Miller
Grafton
L. J. Quade
Massillon
W. E. Fusselman
Waldo Biddinger
Charles Walters
Helen Boone
Paul Nichols
Valley City
New York
H. Davis
A. J. Rice
Aretha Brouse
Lewis Gannon
Harry Greetham
Coghagen
Franha Brouse
Ruth Elaine Bates
George Bates
Greetham
Gibsonburg
Ohio
Joint Knights of Pythias and Sisters Install Officers in Amherst
In Amherst Ohio on a Tuesday evening the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters held a joint officers installation at the K of P Hall. Installing officers were Fred Coyverdale for the Knights and Mrs Anns Lynch for the Sisters, with a social hour, refreshments, and a salad luncheon to follow.
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Amherst
Knights of Pythias
Pythian Sisters
K of P
Fred Coyverdale
Oliver Kolbe
Samuel Wrage
M. D. Fleckner
Christ Wilker
Edward Moebius
William Ehrman
William Heller
Philip Braun
Charles Lynn
Walter Schultheiss
L. J. Henes
Anns Lynch
Elinore Ruth
Edith Ehrman
Lil-ian Miller
Evelyn Raesler
The
Temple
Eva Willer
Ada Purcell
Elsie Orcutt
Ethel Pletch
Carrie Kreeger
Knights
Mrs Lawless Hosts AuCourant Club Evening Cards
Mrs Mathew Lawless of Church Street hosted the AuCourant Club Tuesday evening. Cards were the favored pastime as guests enjoyed a cordial social hour in her home.
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Mrsh
Mathew Lawless
Church St
AuCourant Club
Social Notes From Eaton and Berea
Mrs. George Harrison and Mrs. Lewis Gordon of Berea were guests of Mrs. W. R. Hawke and Alma on Tuesday afternoon. Clyde Prindle of Detroit was a weekend visitor of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Humphrey. Mrs. Olive Hopwood has relapsed after illness. Sunshine Quilt Club met with Mrs. Bert Mole on Thursday. The Tompkins children are ill with Whooping cough and chicken pox. Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Mack visited Mrs. Alva Diedrick and newborn baby daughter at Elyria Memorial Hospital on Sunday afternoon.
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George Harrison
Lewis Gordon
Berea
Wera
W. R. Hawke
Alma
Clyde Prindle
Detroit
Clarence Humphrey
Olive Hopwood
Bert Mole
Sunshine Quilt Club
Harry Tompkins
E. F. Mack
Alva Diedrick
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Recital at Day's Studio Showcases Local and LaPorte Pupil Talent
A piano recital at Day's Studio last Tuesday evening featured pupils of Mrs. A. E. Giles of LaPorte. Participants from Eaton included Eleanor Munn Margaret Ross Margaret Stranahan and Emma Hales. Local attendees listed multiple families and friends. The program listed numerous solo duets and ensemble pieces by a wide range of composers with Mrs. Giles and Eleanor Munn performing together to accompany the Elyria Chamber Music Group.
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A. E. Giles
LaPorte
Eaton
Eleanor Munn
Margaret Ross
Margaret Stranahan
Emma Hales
Eson Munn
Frank Hales
Albert
Glenn Stranahan
B. M. Crowell
Bilbro
Jane Denman
Ketterer
Earl Welton
Rogers
Catherine Pfundt
Amalfi
Matthews
Georgia Sutton
Fisher
Marcella Hayes
L’antico
Seebeck
Eleanor Mann
Carl Ph. E. Bach
Mozart
Mrs. Giles
Elyria Chamber Music Group
Jack Roberts
Gladys McCullough
Irving Shepard
George Bird
Cemetery Council Plans CWA Crownhill Cemetery Work
Village council meeting Tuesday discussed CWA project needs at Crownhill Cemetery. Trustees were granted 300 for the work. Fire Chief A G Stiwald reported 16 village fires and 8 township fires last year. A 1934 appropriation resolution was approved and the meeting adjourned after bills were read.
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CWA
Crownhell Cemetery
A. G. Stiwald
January Meeting Notices for Local Churches
The Women's Union of St. Peter's Evangelical church holds its January meeting in church parlors on Thursday afternoon with Rev. CC. E. Schmidt speaking on Developing the Devotional Life. St. Paul's Lutheran Ladies' Aid meets in church parlors with the quarterly missionary gathering held in connection.
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Women’s Union of
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
CC. E. Schmidt
Ladies’ Aid Society
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Community Notices and Play Postponement at Local Halls
Regular meetings of Jessa mine Lodge Daughters of Scotland and Stone City Chapter Eastern Stars are listed with venues at I O O F Hall and Masonic Hall. Midweek prayers and Sunday School board meet after services at First Evangelical and St Pauls Lutheran. Community Players postpone January 25 play The Heathers at Home to February 1 with full cast named and Ruth receiving gifts.
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Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Stone City
Eastern Stars
Masonic Hall
First Evangelical Church
Carl Springer
Franklin Ay
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Elsie Heather
Grace Hubbard
St Peter's Evangelical Church Council Meeting
The church held a Tuesday evening gathering for old and new council members and officers with about 20 in attendance. Rev C E Schmidt led devotions and James Bruce, new church president, outlined plans on finances and fellowship. An every member canvass was discussed and a committee was named for the penny a day movement with another meeting planned for next Sunday.
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Church Council
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church 3
C. E. Schmidt
James Bruce
Shower Honors Ruth Naomi Ruth Bride-To-Be
Miss Ruth Naomi Ruth will wed Jack Walker of Mansfield at a church ceremony Saturday. An evening shower hosted by Misses Ruth and Dorothea Zilch included kitchen utensil prizes for Miss Janice Holzhauser and Miss Katharine Kuhn and a kitchen luncheon for guests including Mrs. J. H. Ludwig of Oberlin and Mrs. Nell Ludwig.
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Helen Baker
John Hamann
Franklin Roosevelt
Dames
John Hamann, Jr
E. Y. Baker
H. L. Plato
E. G. Pietch
F. R. Powers
A. J. Bauer
I. G. Maxwell
Katharine
Hilda Kuhn
Janice Holzhauser
Lois Stiwald
Rose Grobe
Louella Schibley
Mildred Zilch
Ruth
Dorothea Zilch
Naomi Ruth
Jack Walker
Mansfield
Janice Holzhauer
Katharine Kuhn
J. H. Ludwig
Oberlin
C. J. Ruth
Nell Ludwig
Welfare Groups In Elyria Township Busy For Christmas
Three welfare groups in Elyria Township the Lake Avenue Sewing Circle Marktey Welfare Group and Murray Ridge Welfare Group have organized Christmas aid for sixty seven children. Donations came from L Hindman Ellair Nichols Eddy and others with volunteers assisting to prepare and distribute toys candy and a doll wardrobe. Meetings for the Murray Ridge and Lake Avenue groups are scheduled for the coming weeks. A closing note discusses prehistoric animal size comparisons.
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Elyria Township
Lake Avenue Sewing Circle
Marktey Welfare Group
Murray Tidge Welfare Group
Santa Claus
Lake Avenues
Community Church Woman's Auxy
Iary
Gotts
Murray Rose Weilarege
L. B. Hindman
Elgria Men's Bible Class
Mr. Eddy
Nichols
McCurdy
Murray Ridge
Gannett
Lake Avenue
Pals Class Enjoys Evening at First Evangelical Sunday School
The Pals class of the First Evangelical Sunday School was entertained by Constance Kreeger Cleveland Ave last evening. After devotions a general business meeting, games and contests followed with Marorie Bechtel winning first in Cootle and Lila Muth second. Dainty refreshments were served to Miss Gertrude Kuhn Marjorie Bechtel Lila Muth Beverly Bruce Irene Stang Constance Kreeger and two guests Janice Bruce and Ruth Barris.
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S. S
First Evangelical Sunday School
Constance Kreeger
Cleveland Ave
Cootle
Marorie Bechtel
Lila Muth
Gertrude Kuhn
Marjorie Bechtel
Beverly Bruce
Irene Stang
Janice Bruce
Ruth Barris
Lorain Waldorfs Meet Amherst Hardware Quintet Tonight
The Amherst Hardware quintet faces Lorain Waldorfs in a fast basketball game at the local school gymnasium this evening. A spirited battle is anticipated as both sides seek an early season win.
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Amherst Hardware
Hospital admittance of Mrs Arthur Slauter in Lorain
Mrs. Arthur Slauter of Lorain was admitted to the local hospital on Tuesday for unspecified treatment as recorded in hospital news.
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Hospital News
Arthur Slauter
Lorain
Oberlin College basketball game cited in Amherst briefs
Foster Jenne spent Tuesday evening in Oberlin where he participated in the Oberlin Business College versus Sandusky basketball game. Mrs. B A Jenne was a lunch guest of her sister, Mrs. O J Brown, Elyria, Tuesday. Dr and Mrs W G Schaeffer spent Tuesday in Elyria. Mr and Mrs B E Lahiff were Elyria visitors Tuesday.
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Amherst Briefs
Foster Jenne
Oberlin
Oberlin Business College
Sandusky
B. A. Jenne
O. J. Brown
Elyria
W. G. Schaeffer
BE. W. Lahiff
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