New Apple Turley Variety Appraised for Ohio
Turley apples for planting in Ohio are being appraised by C W Ellenwood of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station horticulture department after years of testing. In Ohio the fruit is inferior in dessert quality to Stayman but good for culinary uses, with size equal to or larger than Stayman and less cracking. Ellenwood says Turley could substitute for Stayman where cracking or poor color limits Stayman profits, noting similar bloom time, bearing age, and productivity.
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Ohio
C. W. Ellenwood
Ohio Agriculture Experiment Station
Ellenwood
Rome
Stayman
Turley
Minnesota
Red Lake
New York
Two Lorain Hatcheries Enter Chick Show Contest
Eggs from Wilford's Hatchery Elyria and Morris Hatchery Amherst are in incubators at Ohio State University for the 1939 Ohio Farmers Week baby chick show. University poultry students graded 139 entries, prizes based on hatchability and chick quality. Wilford's won third in the eggs division. Entries rise 113 percent over 1938. chicks to be moved from incubators January 28 for display at the January 30 show opening.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Ohio Farmers
University
Wilford’s Hatchery
Elyria
Morris Hatchery
Amherst
Wilford
E. L. Dakan
Farming Facts From Hogs To Grains And Grasses
A rural roundup covers hog spray rigs for cooling and parasite control, beet tops as silage, finishing cattle feeding with limestone, pastures that prosper under dry weather, brome grass profits, and feed needs for hens and turkeys. It notes Sudangrass as a snow catcher, seed potato results in Gilmer Texas, Red Lake currants versus Perfection, and protein concentrate effects on beef calves on bluegrass with frost improving gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Egger
Lancaster County
Nebraska
Cornell advice to prevent range paralysis in poultry
Cornell University outlines five controls for range paralysis in flocks. Avoid introducing infection via eggs or chicks from infected sources. Remove any case immediately, even by daily culling. Keep chicks and growing stock free from coccidiosis and worms. If soil has paralysis, source paralysis-free chicks. If the farm is infected, raise pullets on a paralysis-free farm or on clean ground away from mature stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell University
Farm Bureau Day to Highlight Farmers Week at Ohio State
E R Bowen and Murray D Lincoln head Farm Bureau Day program scheduled for January 31 during Farmers Week at Ohio State University Columbus. Bowen opens with A National Cooperative Organization, Lincoln speaks on An Adult Education Program for Farm People. Bowen radio talk on How Cooperatives Build Economic Democracy follows. Hodson and Foltz also appear with an evening of entertainment and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Bowen
Cooperative League of the United States
Murray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Ohio State University
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Bowen
Lincoln
John M. Hodson
The
Marion E. Foltz
Westerville
Baker's Hatchery Expands as Poultry Boom Forecast
J A Baker owner manager of Baker's Hatchery reports a banner year ahead due to the Seventh World's Poultry Congress in Cleveland, low feed costs, and a strong market. They have leased Quillhurst Farm Stop 5 Lake Avenue Elyria a 200 foot long building with 5000 square feet floor space and central heating plus electric brooders for 20,000 chicks. The plant, started 25 years ago, now features a modern hatching and brooding setup with capacity for 80,000 chicks yearly operated by his son.
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Cleveland
J. A. Baker
Baker's Hatchery
Quillhurst
Lake Avenue
Elyria
Smith Incubator Corp
Baker’s
Wish Come True Charlot Mason Dept 1938
Eccentric aunt from Paris arrives in New York to disrupt a staged romance. Peter confesses he will never marry, though a beautiful woman haunts his thoughts. He plans a discreet theater opening while steering aunt Belle through matchmaking antics and backstage anxieties.
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Charlot Mason
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Eter
Peter
Belle
New York
Paris
America
Watkins
Sanford
Jake
Sibyl
Wellington Route 18 push draws regional turnout
Fifty residents attended an organization meeting in Wellington to promote Ohio Route 18 as the quickest path to the New York World's Fair. The newly formed Ohio Route 18 Association will publish a folder detailing towns and historical sites along the route. Officers include E. C. Wall and J. A. H. Myers of Akron, with local events planned for February.
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Wellington
Ohio
Medina
James C. MacDermott
New York City
E. C. Wall
Akron
A. H. Myers
Harry Codding
Stony Hill
Dan Pelton
Birthday party at M. E. Church omits Jeanne Whiteside
The birthday party notice last Friday at M. E. Church unintentionally left out Jeanne Whiteside. Miss Whiteside played the Rosary on the piano during the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Whiteside
M. E
Miss Whiteside
Wellington 4-H Clubs to Present Annual Achievement Program
The nine Wellington 4-H clubs Sunnysiders Hustlers Outdoor Willing Workers Junior and Senior clubs Boys Calf and Colt club Jolly Bakers Silver Thimbles and Radio Experimenters will host the annual Achievement program in the school main study hall on Thursday January 26 Mrs C S Church is general chairman Officers will report on the year and pins will be awarded Club members will hear year long outlines from county extension agents C I Hummel and Miss Frances Eckert Karl O Townsend cashier of the First Wellington Bank will show a series of pictures The public is invited to attend
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Wellington
Sunnysiders
Boys Calf
Jolly Bakers
Silver Thimbles
C. S. Church
C. I. Hummel
Frances Eckert
Karl O. Townsend
First Wellington Bank
Wellington Savings & Loan renames directors and officers
At a recent meeting in the secretary Alan R Branson’s office all directors and officers were renamed. New officers include A. K. Baird as president and Carlos Snyder as vice-president. Directors listed are Baird Snyder Branson L W McConnell J L Brown Lawrence Snyder and Walter B Lee. Harry L Wagner was named legal counsel to re-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Savings & Loan Company
Alan R Branson
Mr. Branson
A. K. Baird
Carlos Snyder
Baird
Synder Branson
L. W. McConnell
J L. Brown
Lawrence Snyder
Walter B. Lee
Harry L. Wagner
Abbe K Hand Circle Meets At Mrs Swanger Home
Members of the Abbe K Hand Circle of the Kings Daughters were entertained Monday evening at Mrs D G Swanger's home. Mrs A B Southard presided the business meeting opening with the Lord's Prayer. Mary Knapp led devotionals. Leora Sharp led the program with the next procedure.
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Abbe K. Hand
King’s Daughters
D. G. Swanger
A. B. Southard
Mary Knapp
Leora Sharp
Social and church events at South Amherst church
South Amherst Congregational Church hosts a Thursday Christian Endeavor social in the parlors with Mayabelle Moser Charles Crandall and Junior Walitz on the guest list. Sunday at 10 30 Rev Van der Pyl of Oberlin will speak with installation of officers and communion and the Junior choir will sing. Rev M A Burris continues revival services with Elmer Cook of Lorain speaking tonight on Sin and Judgement Through the Ages. Services run most evenings for two weeks with out of town speakers and a hearty public invitation.
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South Amherst
The
Christian Endeavor
Mayabelle Moser
Charles Crandall
Junior Walitz
van der Pyl
Oberlin
M. A. Burris
Burris
Elmer Cook
Lorain
Retiring National Guard Sergeant Honored by Unit
The full local National Guard unit and guests attended a Monday night party at the armory to honor Sergeant Melvin Grisman on his retirement. Grisman joined 14 years ago in Nor walk, transferred to the local unit in 1929, with Lieut. Arthur Richwine presenting a company gift, and warrants of sergeant and corporal awarded to Norman Robertson and Merrill Walker.
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National Guard
Melvin Grisman
Grisman
Norwalk
Arthur Richwine
Richwine
Corp
Norman Robertson
Merrill Walker
Ladies Dime Society gathering at Congregational Church
Mrs. Herman Witt hosts the Ladies Dime Society in the Congregational Church parlors Thursday afternoon. Circle Two of the St. John's Woman's Union will meet at the home.
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Herman Witt
The
Ladies Dime Society
Congregational Church
St. John’s Woman’s Union
Minstrel Show and Legion Meeting Highlight South Amherst Week
The Parent-Teachers Association sponsors a Thursday evening minstrel show in the school auditorium directed by Horace Peasegood of Lorain. Friday hosts a South Amherst American Legion Post No. 187 meeting and basketball game against Ridgeville on the local floor. Hong Kong etymology noted as Heung Kong meaning Fragrant Stream or Good Harbor.
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George Pippett
Parent-Teachers Association
Horace Peasegood
Lorain
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 187
South Amherst
Ridgeville
Island
Hong-Kong
Heung- Kong
Retirement Notes and Dividend Declaration Circa Old Ledger
Robert L Walden retires from the company as a dividend policy is announced. The board voted a one and one half percent semi annual check dividend. Debt payment interest continues at the prior rate of three and a half percent.
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Robert L. Walden
Queen Esthers Meet at Page Home With Plans
Jeanne Whiteside presided at the Queen Esthers meeting held at Irets Page home. Edith Barnes led devotions, Miss Page directed music. Lula Mae Farrar and Ole Mae Eastin reviewed a city missions study book. Wall plaques will raise funds. Games and refreshments were served. Betty Hardman will entertain at the next meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Whiteside
Queen Esthers
M. B. Church
Irets Page
Edith Barnes
Miss Page
Lula Mae Farrar
Ole Mae Eastin
J H. Page
Irea
Betty Hardman
Village snow plow aids week of heavy snowfall
The village plow has been put to good use this week shoveling four to five inches of snow. Mrs Grace Bailey of Lansing Michigan is visiting her niece Mrs Maurice Perkins. Mr and Mrs Hugh Kirkpatrick are spending several weeks in Florida. Mrs Charles Sheldon and Mrs Lena Dibble have gone to St Petersburg Florida for an indefinite stay. Mrs Eva Moats is recovering from an illness at her daughter Mrs Herman Gower’s home.
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Grace Bailey
Lansing
Mich
Maurice Perkins
Hugh Kirkpatrick
Florida
Charles Sheldon
Lena Dibble
St. Petersburg
Fla
Eva Moats
Herman Gower
Birth of a Son for Mr and Mrs Thurl Smith
Mr and Mrs Thurl Smith announce the birth of a ten and a half pound son last Friday at their home southwest of Wellington. Mrs Smith was formerly Miss Hilda Mason. Tobacco accounts for nearly one half the total exports of Greece.
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Thurl Smith
Wellington
Greece
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Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Tourtland
First Methodist
F. R. Dew
Wellington Aerie
F. C E
Ireta Page
Janet Carino
Mary Jane Brouse
Phyllis Voxtheimer
Mrs. Sharp
Eva Johnson
Lillie Gray
Ann Gannett
John Murray
William Stevenson
Anna Puder
Edward S. Wells
Wellington High School
Kiwanis Club
Lillywood Rebekah Lodge
Mary Marlette
Castle’s
Second Street
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