Hens Lay 7704 Eggs in Lorain County Flocks
Last month 57,794 eggs were laid by 7,511 hens in 23 Lorain County poultry flocks across two county extension programs. In the calendar project 16 flocks with 3,924 hens produced 29,094 eggs, 7.4 per bird, while the poultry accounts project, 7 flocks with 3,587 birds produced 25,704 eggs, 8 per bird. Leaders included J. H. Stephens Ridgeville and T D Goodwin Elyria Township for high averages. Eight flocks exceeded the Ohio standard of 10 eggs per bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio
Ohio State University Poultry Department
J. H. Stephens
Ridgeville
T D. Goodwin
Elyria Township
Raymond Pomeroy
Grafton
A. C. Bennett
Felix Anderson
Ridgevilla
A. C. Roth
Floyd Sanders
Wellington
Ser
F. D. Sweet
Farm Machinery Clinics Planned Across Lo Rain County
Farmers from Lo Rain County will attend three farm machinery clinics next week under the county agricultural extension service. R. D. Barden of Ohio State University will speak at all sessions held at Eaton Town Hall, L. W. McConnell’s farm near Wellington, and the Hughes road farm near the Oberlin Pittsfield road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Eaton Town Hall
L. W. McConnell
Wellington
Fiifarm
Hughes Road
Oberlin-Pittsfield
R. D. Barden
Ohio State University Agricultural Engineering
Ohio Farmers Week Brings Taxes and Economics to Forefront
About 5,000 farmers and homemakers will attend the twenty first annual Farmers Week at Ohio State University's College of Agriculture from January 30 to February 3. Sessions cover rural economics topics including Farm Account Methods Group Farming 17000 Acres for Absent Owners in Ohio and Ohio Tax problems along with home economics poultry gardening and livestock subjects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
College of Agriculture
G. B. Crane
Ohio
Farm Institutes Continue Next Week in Lorain County
Lorain County Farmers Institute marks its halfway point with four of eight institutes completed. The Brighton School hosts the fourth event this weekend featuring Vernon E. Crouse of North Lima and Mrs. Neal Wyatt Kyle of Somerset. Next week three sessions are set for Brownhelm Eaton and Henrietta with Crouse delivering talks at all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Institute
Lorain County
Brighton School
Vernon E. Crouse
North Lima
Mahoning County
Neal Wyatt Kyle
Somerset
Perry County
Brownhelm
Eaton
Henrietta
Crouse
Rural Women Study Farm Homes In Ohio
During 1932, 7195 farm women in 25 Ohio counties studied home furnishing under Ohio State University extension service. About 3700 women from 3500 homes learned to improve living rooms with little cash, while 3400 homemakers from 3110 homes studied furniture care and repair. In Trumbull county 400 women valued repairs at 2400 dollars and statewide savings from the project likely reach about 10000 to 19200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Anne Bierbricher
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Trumbull County
Grange Installs Officers in Oberlin Meeting
Oberlin Grange held a January meeting with seventy members, installing newly elected officers in a ritual ceremony led by Darius Holcomb of La Grange. Officers installed included George Dion as master and Edward Schramm as treasurer, with extensive music by La Grange performers and post-meeting refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dion
Ernest Parke
Havel Johnson
Clayton Peabody
Russell ‘Lanns
Edward Schramm
Leo Hanlon
Juanita Schramm
Ceres
Charles Ginoson
Pomona
Raymond Reisinger
Flora
Mary Lounsbrough
Alice Lawson
Grange Officers Plan to Boost Attendance Next Year
All Grange officers met in the hall Friday evening to discuss plans to increase interest and attendance for the coming year. Social suggestions will be discussed at the next regular meeting and a surprise feature has been arranged. members urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grange
Oberlin Grange Hosts First Dance of Season
The Oberlin Grange held its season opening dance in the hall on Thursday with a small crowd due to limited advertising. Organizers Charles Feakins and Chris Justin plan another dance on Thursday evening January 26 with music by Record's Orchestra from Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin Grange
Charles Feakins
Chris Justin
Record’s
Wellington
Oberlin Grange Card Party Draws Nine Tables
Card party at Oberlin Grange hall on Saturday evening drew nine tables with plenty of fun. Prizes went to Mrs. Chris Oliver and Clyde Justin while Miss Marguerite Hall and Michael Smith received consolation prizes. An appetizing lunch followed. The next party is scheduled for Saturday evening January 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Chris Oliver
Clyde Justin
Marguerite Hall
Cleveland
Michael Smith
Farm Women's Club Meeting to Feature Clothing Demo
Rus sia Township Farm Women's club meets at Oberlin Grange hall on Monday January 2 to accommodate Miss Alice Bird who will demonstrate remodeling old clothing. All interested ladies invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women's Club
Russia Township
Farm Women’s Club
Oberlin Grange Hall
Alice Bird
Needleguild Meeting Delivers Comfort Items and Report
Mrs Kathryn Emmerich hosted Needleguild members and two guests for a Thursday gathering with a noon dinner. Members made a comforter to gift to someone in need and reviewed last year’s work while distributing groceries and baked goods valued over twenty five dollars along with three comforts and two infant layettes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Needleguild
Kathryn Emmerich
No, Russia
Lena Allbright
Oberlin
Winnie Smith
Wooster Speaker List Includes Mrs Zella Lawrence
The agenda lists three institutes with Mrs Zella Lawrence of Wooster as another speaker. The note indicates her role alongside the other two institutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zella Lawrence
Wooster
Thorny crossroads drive Araminta loves two men
Araminta Williams breaks off a planned wedding to Barney Tyson after realizing she still loves Janney Breckenridge. Barney confronts her with mixed passion and warning as Araminta contemplates her future and a Riviera escape with friends. Janney resists overt declarations, while Aunt Min paces the social mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Araminta Wiliams
Barney Tyson
Washington
Barney
Janney Breckenridge
Janney
Local club notes Christmas gifts and upcoming meeting
Members of the group report sending clothing and gifts to thirty seven people and enjoying social events. A letter from Ruth Peabody discusses convalescence at her mother's Elyria home, with Erdine Anderson and Kathryn Albrecht absent due to illness. The next meeting is set for February 9 at Mrs John Franklin's house with husbands invited as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Peabody
Margaret Davis
Elyria
Erdine Anderson
Lorain
Kathryn Albrecht
John Franklin
Oberlin Hosts Farm Bureau Meeting Attendees Listed
Russia Township sent representatives to the Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting at Elyria First M. E. church. locals included Mr. and Mrs. William G. Caskey, Glenn Hobbs and family, Jesse Ford and family, Mrs. Arthur Saxton, Frank Clark and daughter, Charles Hahn and others. Amherst guests visited Fred Berg and family. Earl Sadrock and Raymond Grilis were noted among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Solida
Oberlin
Harlan Schramm
Russia Township
Lorain County Farm Bureau
M. E
Elyria
William G. Caskey
Glenn I. Hobbs
Jesse B. Ford
Arthur A. Saxton
Frank Clark
Charles Hahn
John Wilhelm
Fred Forrester
Hazel Fotter
Simeon Nash
Chester
Fred Berg
Henry Manns
Thelma
Edward Schramm
Martin Schroeder
Amherst
Earl Sadrock
Raymond Grilis
Local Socials and Events Roundup in Ridgeville Area
Ralph and LeRoy Schramm attended a Norwalk game Friday evening. Elyria visitors Mrs. Wilson Haugh and daughter Aletha plan an indefinite Cincinnati visit with cousins DeForrest Pratt. East Oberlin set three act home talent play Two Days to Marry for January 27 with a silver offering. Swiss steak dinner at East Oberlin Community church January 26 with a nominal charge invites all attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph
LeRoy Schramm
Norwalk
Wilson Haugh
Aletha
Elyria
Clarence Albrecht
Miss Haugh
Cincinnati
DeForrest Pratt
Edward Schramm
Margaret Davis
Joseph Gillis
Ridgeville
East Oberlin Community Church
Miss Alice Turner Recovers at Aunt’s Home
Litchfield brief notes Miss Alice Turner who had been ill for weeks at the home of her aunt Mrs. Mary Leach is now able to be around the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchefield
Alice Turner
Mary Leach
Local residents and guests visit area homes this weekend
Mr. and Mrs HE B Oberlitner and two Misses spend Saturday in Elyria. Mr. and Mrs Dan Lloyd and family visit M C Geiger home in Medina Friday. Mrs George Starr of Pittsfield visits Krugger home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Henry Steck of Valley City dine with C F Musser. Dr and Mrs M R Jollie of Fairview visit Russel Canfield home. Alvin Round of Oberlin visits family. Carl Beetler hosts Brownhelm callers H L Landfried. Tra Spears sees Paul Aungst at Mallett Creek Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Neufeld
Mallett Creek
Will Shaffner
Medina
J. H. Barth
Grandma Rising
Stanley Joviack
Witt
Elyria
Ed Werner
Doris Leach
Akron
Congregational
Arlene Rindfleish
Ruth Swanker
C. F. Turner
Euclid
Clyde Dague
Carl Anderson
Creston
A. Broadsword
Seville
Lodi
Wayne Messner
Berea
Arthur Frombaugh
Mr. Messner
L. J. Guisinger
Robert
Charlie Holmes
H. B. Bradley
Warren Dunham
Otto Tomasheska
Grafton
Clyde Bradley
Willis Leach
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Hattie Thompson
Adam Rising
Harry Hitzelberger
John Radie
Court Raser
Co. M. Turner
John Peters
Cleveland Heights
Wm. King
Harry Luckman
Elinor Bradley
Harry Bearer
O. P. Jenkins
John Morlock
Lester
Valley City
H. C. Stephan
Harry Streett
J. Bart
Wm. Brodt
Wm. Spieth
HE. B. Oberlitner
Claribelle Zimmerman
Nellie Clift
Dan Lloyd
M. C. Geiger
George Starr
Pittsfield
Krugger
Henry Steck
C. F. Musser
M. R. Jollie
Fairview
Russel Canfield
Alvin Round
Oberlin
Carl Beetler
Brownhelm
H. L. Landfried
Tra Spears
Paul Aungst
Evangelist W F Jordan Opens Gospel Mission at Fifth House
W F Jordan, veteran evangelist of 45 years, opens a full gospel mission at his home near Myrtie Lance’s former residence. Services begin Jan 22 with morning and evening sessions and Wednesday prayer meetings at 7 30. He just led a three week revival in Chatham, drawing 50 converts, with 32 supporters from Chatham and Medina. All who love the Lord and can sing or pray are invited to help or receive counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Jordan
Myrtie Lance
Chatham
Christ
Medina
Pretty Scudder home wedding unites Flanery and Gross
Elizabeth Flanery daughter of Mrs Abbie Flanery married Nelson Gross son of Mr and Mrs George Gross of Erhart at the Scudder home. Rev Wierth of Valley City officiated before the fireplace with Glenn Rych as ring bearer. A brown velvet gown and yellow rose bouquet marked the bride. Twenty guests attended a post ceremony dinner before a southward two week honeymoon and return to a newly furnished East street home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scudder
Elizabeth Flanery
Abbie Flanery
Nelson Gross
George Gross
Erhart
Wierth
Valley City
Glenn Rych
Esther Frombaugh
South
East Street
Howard Gross
Arthur Maxworthy
Agnes Hankey
Copley
Lot Rych
Glenn
Cleveland
Alice Turner
Litchfield
Miscellaneous Shower Honors Miss Betty Flanery
Mrs Arthur Maxworthy hosted a misc shower in honor of Miss Betty Flanery at the Petersen home on North street Monday evening. Thirty guests attended including out of town visitors Miss Mary Harper and Miss Donna Burgner of Wadsworth and others from Medina Lakewood Erhart. Bunco preceded a wheelbarrow filled with gifts as the centerpiece and refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Maxworthy
Betty Flanery
Petersen
North Street
Mary Harper
Donna Burgner
Wadsworth
Kristian Kolvereid
Miriam Tompkins
Medina
Bernice Thompson
Lakewood
Nelson Schultz
George Gross
Erhart
Congregational Services and Club Event Noted
Congregational Sunday School at 10 with morning worship at 31 15. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 led by Russell White in the church annex. Mrs Russell Canfield to entertain the So We Sew Quilting Club all day January 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Russell White
Russell Canfield
Local Social Roundup from Lagrange Area
Community residents and relatives are listed as guests, callers, and visitors across Lagrange and nearby towns. Recurring names include Pomeroy Hanmer Ward and families from Elyria Cuyahoga Falls Vermilion and Berlin Heights.
Lyndon Chapter C BE S charter honors long service
Lyndon Chapter C BE S marked twenty years this spring with charter members as guests at a regular meeting. Fifteen members have died or "Crossed the Bar" in that period. Elyria organizers led a short program and several talks. Charter members present included Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Rawson Andrew Rawson Paul Sage Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Arnold Hazel Adams Mr. and Mrs. Mason Powers Robert Denham Dida Gott Mary Gott and Kate Starr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Hospital
Hugh Strickland
Shirley Anne
Elyria
Kenneth Law
W. C. Jump
Aid Society
Penfield
Fred Prosser
Arthur A. Wilcox
George Woodruff
West Salem
F. A. Weaver
the Baptist Church
John Haydn
Kate Starr
F. G. Prosser
Vermilion
Algena
Ruth Adams
Musical Arts Society
Ralph Murbach
Phyllis White
L. Gott
Billy Spicer
Fred Martin
Algene
Carlton Adams
George Foster
Alan Forbrush
James Hastings
Treva Hess
Cleveland
Fred Dernier
Will Bouga
Uneeda
Richard Shepherd
Olmsted Falls
Leslie Gott
Hanks and
Goodrich
Michigan
Baptist Church
Ed Spicer
G. M. Knapp
Berlin Heights
Nettie Conway
Norwalk
Cyrus Dawson
Mary Agnes
John
Ridgeville
W .H. Jackson
Melvin Hopkins
Ed Nichols
Lyndon
C. BE. S
C. B. Rawson
Andrew Rawson
Paul Sage
Erwin Arnold
Hazel Adams
Mason Powers
Robert Denham
Dida Gott
Mary Gott
Birthday Party at Delbert Curtice Home
Friends and relatives celebrated at the Delbert Curtice home on a Sunday gathering for the host and his brother Ervin Curtice of Elyria. Guests came from Cleveland Elyria and La Grange and a cheerful cafeteria dinner was served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delbert Curtice
Ervin Curtice
Elyria
Cleveland
la Grange
Morlock Matriarch Grandma Morlock Dies in Lester
Kate Morlock age 76 of Lester Ohio died last Thursday at 5:00 AM from a heart attack. Funeral services were held at the Morlock home and St Pauls Lutheran Valley City. Burial followed at St Pauls cemetery. Survived by husband John Morlock and eight children including Louise Kropp Will Morlock Henry Morlock Bertha Schmidt Oliver Morlock Rupert Morlock Mary Spice Frank Morlock, plus 13 grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Morlock
Lester
Grandma Morlock
John Morlock
Morlock
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Valley City
Rev. H. Huge
St. Paul’s Cemetery
Louise Kropp
Will
Henry Morlock
Cleveland
Bertha Schmidt
Oliver Morlock
Medina
Rupert Morlock
Indianapolis
Ind
Mary Spice
Frank Morlock
Martyrdom Seen as Cause Over Death for Sapoleon
The statement frames Sapoleon's martyrdom as the significance lies in the cause rather than the dying act, highlighting ideological allegiance and sacrifice as defining features. It emphasizes the moral dimension of commitment to a cause over personal loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapoleon
Local Belden Residents Share Weekend Visits and News
Belden area residents list weekend calls and visits in Willard Norswalk Elyria Medina and Cleveland. Names include the Wise Burna Grabenstetter Reisinger Beriswell and Law families with relatives visiting, attending events, or traveling between Ohio towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belden
Roland Law
Willard and Norswalk
New Federal Building to Rise in Los Angeles Civic Center
A 14 story federal building costing 5,800,000 will rise within six months near downtown Los Angeles Civic Center. It will harmonize with the Hall of Justice and Hall of Records, both existing towers, and the new state building. The reinforced concrete granite and terra cotta structure will feature a beacon in its tower to enhance the nighttime skyline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Los Angeles
Civic Center Group
Hall of Justice
Hall of Records
State Building
Rat Diet Favorites Listed in Historic Ration Guide
The document notes foods attractive to rats and mice including Hamburg steak, sausage, fish and offal, crab meat, fresh liver, broken eggs, bacon, cantaloupe, apple, tomato, cucumber, corn, cod, mashed banana, carrot, sweet potato, toast, cheese, oats, cereals, and peanut butter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
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E. D. Schramm
Temple Bailey
Araminta
Jamney
Aunt Min
Minta
Lfe
Rhoda
Jan
Nicky
Mary
Riviera
Min
Italy
Browning
Darling
Hemad
Leontine
Lagrange
Party For Charter Members
Wm. Law Home
Ad Smith
Delbert DeField
Minor Burna
Albert
Albert Wise
Wm. Law
George Beriswell
Irene
Martha
M. J. Beriswell
C. W. Wise
Ernest Landin
Lydia
Robert “Uttinger
Rose Grabenstetter
Chas
Wise
Jeanne
Arthur Rinehart
Elyria Clinic
Dwight Reisinger
F. W. Weldner
Weidner
Richard Frehanf
D. G. Reisinger
Victory Quilt Club
Grant Brunson
Barnes
Lucille Wise
F. W. Weidner
A. L. Wise
Neil
Cliff Bonar
North Olmsted
Doonan
Betty
Ed King
Herman Wise
Helen Lennert
Edna Law
George Grabenstetter
Caroline Weidner
Landin
Adele
Friay
A. L. Crowe
Cleeve
Sharlene Wise
Edward
Fred Reisinger
Institute
George Grabenstatter
Avick Rollet
Neuraltis
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