Minerals Needed Back In Soil Says Kiwanis Speaker
Ralph A. Hayne of the International Harvester Company urged restoring minerals lost to soil over 150 years at a Biya Kiwanis luncheon marking the club’s 32nd anniversary. He warned mineral shortages affect health and military eligibility, noting improved soil health boosts future production and animal feeds already supplement minerals. Local guests attended from Michigan, Toledo, Cleveland, and Elyria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph A. Hayne
Internatonal Harvester Company
Biyria Kiwanis Club
Elks Marine Road
Kiwanis
Hayne
Bert Leghy
Peck
Michigan
H. H. Masters
L. C. Ugland
Toledo
G. D. Partridge
Cleveland
Howard E. Gross
Cambridge
Carl Diedrich
LaGrange
J. B. Kinther
Grattan
Robert A. Eatin
Paul J. Davis
L. B. Quick
Gil Schtesz
Dan Crim
Elyria
Return of Safety Inner Tubes After War Gap
James J. Newman of the 5. F. Goodrich Co announces the return of puncture sealing safety inner tubes after a five year absence due to war. Prices match 1941 levels and the Seal-O-Matic tube uses a gum like compound to seal punctures from nails screws wire and glass, remaining effective until the cause is removed. The tube is 64 percent thicker than standard tubes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akron
James J. Newman
5. F. Goodrich Co
Newman Enid
Newman
Local Group Sponsors Radio Hour on St Francis
The Third Order of St Francis fraternity at St Marys Church sponsors the Hour of St Francis on WGAR. The broadcast covers the life of St Francis of Assisi, founder of the order in the 13th century. The order is world wide with about four million members. The next monthly Order meeting is Sunday at 2:30 at St Marys Church. Officers include Prefect Fred Roth Vice Prefect Hugh Kirkbride Treasurer Joseph Hengelbaugh Secretary Dorothy Place and Spiritual Advisor Msgr William L Newton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etation
WGAR
Third Order of
St. Francis of
St. Marys Church
Fred Roth
Hugh Kirkbride
Treamirer
Joseph Hengelbaugh
Dorothy Place
William L, Newton
Car collision leaves fender damaged on East Bridge street
Ralph McOuat of 514 Washington avenue reports his left front fender was damaged when his car was struck on East Bridge street at 30 last night by Russell Stokes of R D 4 New London. Stokes fled the scene but was pursued to Broad and East River street where he stopped at a traffic light. Stokes said he did not know he had struck McOuat’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph McOuat
Waatington Avenue
East Bridge Street
Russell Stokes
R. D
New London
Sokes
McOuat
Broad and
East River Street
Stokes
Driver training program expands in Elyria schools
The program requires students to park on hills and in traffic, perform road tests, and complete a high school course before taking the state drivers license test. It was started with the Elyria Kiwanis Club through the Elyria Automobile Club, and Lorain officials may adopt it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thourot
Elyria Kiwanis Club
Elyria Automobile Club
Lorain
Elyria
J H Bell Enters Race For Mayor Of Elyria
J H Bell a longtime Elyria real estate broker announces as a Republican candidate for mayor in May primaries. native of Sandusky he moved to Elyria 21 years ago opened office ten years later married with two children Gordon Bell works in City Health Department. Bell seeks first public office and aims to win the mayoral seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Bell
Harvard Avenue
j/Elyria
Sandusky
Bell
Elyria
Gordon Bell
Elks Chih
Elyria Board of Realtors
Mohdey
Hell
Records Urged to Boost Poultry Raising
Morgantown West Virginia reports that keeping records is the surest way to reach above average poultry production. J B Saville WV University extension poultryman cites examples from North Carolina flocks showing eggs per bird, feed cost per dozen, flock size and net return, urging systematic data use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgantown
W. Va
J. B. Saville
West Virginia University
Saville
North Carolina
Prices At Noon From United Press Naa Seehen Ween
Market prices and ticker moves are listed from United Press as of noon. Notable quotes and changes include entries for American Can Montgomery Ward National Dairy Westinghouse Bendix General Motors Republic Steel U S Steel Standard of Ohio Cities Service and Woolworth Co among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United
American Can Macantgomery Ward National Dairy
Westinghouse Electric
Sldh
Woolworth Co
Sit. Bendix
General Motora
Republic Steel of
BTA
U . S. Steel
Standard of Ohio
Navy Mobile Exhibit Arrives in Lorain This Week
The Navy on Wheels mobile exhibit showcases equipment and battle tactics and will be in Lorain today and tomorrow at Fifth Street and Broadway. Lt. Comdr. F. F. Ongdey announced the event, highlighting features such as blood plasma equipment used in emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Fifth Street
Broadway
F. F. Ongdey
Location Of Parks Up To Herbert
Columbus Ohio governor Thomas Herbert planned to discuss park site flats with Public Works Director Prank Raschig. Legislation provides 400000 dollars to buy two lakefront sites east and west of Cleveland. Appraisals finished for east sites. west site appraisals not started due to pay dispute over prior Lorain site work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Lake Erie
Thomas 4. Herbert
Prank Ti. Raschig
Cleveland
Raschig
Lorain
Photography Topic Dominates Freshman Hi-Y Meeting
The Freshman Hi-Y Club at Elyria M C A discussed photography as the main topic with Elyria photographer Harry Bemis advising on taking good pictures and camera use. They considered sweatern but took no decision. an executive meeting is set for 4 p.m. Saturday and a freshman Hi-Y basketball game at 6:30 p.m. Saturday. The devotional program was led by Clyde Schroeder with assistance from Bill Thomasson Richard Thompson James Smith and Jerry Sehan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria
Harry Bemis
Clyde Schroeder
Bill, Thomasson
Richard Thompson
James Smith
Jerry Sehan
Death Record Charles Spieth of Valley City
Charles Spieth, 77, longtime Medina Lorain County resident, died at home in Valley City January 23. Survived by wife Martha two sons Harold of LaGrange Starry of Brunswick and half brother Richard Stoskop of New London. Visitation at home. funeral Sunday at Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church Valley City at 2:30 p.m.
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Vaux City
Charles Spieth
Valley City
Medina
Lorain County
Martha
Harold
LaGrange
Starry
Brunswick
Richard Stoskop
New London
Emmanuel Evangelical and Reformed
Lespedeza Hay Outperforms in Steer Feed Trial at Purdue
Purdue Experiment Station tests show Lespedeza hay outperforming mixed red clover and timothy when fed pound for pound to yearling steers. Lespedeza hay yielded about 3.80 more profit per head after feed costs. Michigan studies note pastures shed stomach and nodular worms with first cold weather, lamb infection likely from ewe flocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purdue Experiment Station
Michigan Experiment Station
Oats Variety Tests and Erosion Study Highlight Mid-20th Century
North Dakota Experiment Station reports two year oat variety tests. Clinton leads with 101 bushels per acre and 86 weight, tall 41 inches with low rust and 10 percent lodging. Tama yields 88 bushels with 73 pounds per bushel, 36 inches tall, 5 percent leaf rust and 10 percent stem rust. Earlier Pennsylvania tests compare cover crop effects on erosion. lespedeza cover in orchards yields deep rain infiltration, with 1.68 inches in half an hour saturating soil to 14 inches versus 4 inches and surface loss on bare ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Clinton
Tama
Pennsylvania
May confident of innocence amid Bond and trial noted
The article details Congressman May's court appearance, posting bond, and statements denying wrongdoing as prosecutors outline a multi‑defendant indictment. It notes his pain and heart condition, his planned return to Kentucky, and references to the PBL and war procurement allegations.
Home Made Broiler Rations and Apple Measles Findings
Connecticut Experiment Station offers guidelines for mixing broiler rations at home including lowering crude fiber to 8 percent, using 80 percent protein for the first week, adding nicotinic acid when corn is high in the mix, and using Delsterol if no fish or animal meals. Wintering calves data show gains from specific rations. West Virginia tests link excessive soil manganese to apple measles, with lime reducing the condition and aiding tree health and yields in affected orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Experiment Station
Ilinote
West Virginia
Crossbred Pigs Show Advantage in Growth and Litter Size
Ohio Experiment Station findings from multi breed crosses indicate crossbred gilts yield about one additional pig per litter at farrowing and .7 more at weaning. Crossbreds reach roughly 184 pounds at six months and gain about 1.02 pounds daily versus 0.9 pounds for purebreds. Sow results favor crossbreds with higher daily gains and heavier wean weights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Roots and soil humus from alfalfa and brome grass
Ohio Experiment Station reports that mixing brome grass with legumes improves soil crumb. A Louisiana Experiment Station study dug up equal areas of alfalfa and brome grass, measuring root residue left after washing and drying. Alfalfa roots likely held more nitrogen while brome grass roots contained nearly three times as much humus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Lawa
Fertilizing Spring Grain in Northern Michigan
Northern Michigan faces a fertilizer challenge for spring seeded grains due to cold wet soils. Experiments show superphosphate alone yields little profit, while superphosphate with potash improves odds. A complete fertilizer such as 4-16-68 greatly increases profitability, with about 20 to 1 chances. Small nitrogen boosts help seedlings during cold wet soil periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Upper Michigan Branch Experiment Station
Resignation and new member on Elyria Booster Club board
At a special Elyria Booster Club Board meeting Vic Resar resigned from the Board of Governors citing health. Dr. D. M. Elliot was elected to fill the unexpired term ending in 1948. The club noted Resar’s promotional work for Elyria sports including a Carlisle baseball diamond and a skating pond at Markley School. Membership fees for 1948 will be mailed next week with cards following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Booster Club Board of Governors
Elke Club
Board of Governors
Vic Resar
Resar
Elliott
D. M
Duke
Kirby to Join Radio Discussion on Veterans Housing
Courtney Kirby, secretary of the Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission, will join a three man panel on WHK radio for Operation Housing. The program airs from 12 15 to 12 30 p m Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtney Kirby
Lorain County Soldiers and Sailors Relief Commission
WHK
Court docket and civil actions in Lorain County
Deputy County Auditor reports 10 300 dog licenses sold by deadline for 1947 tags. Divorces granted to Gertrude White and Leona Baelz with alimony and custody orders. Christina Wigand vs Veronica Gerencser settled to quiet title. Allee Rippeth and R D Gratton seek divorce for neglect and cruelty. Eglin held after car collision near Ridgeville. Fines and costs in Lorain County lead to $75 payment by Nick Vitantonio. Kroger Elyria store suit by Anna Evans settled and dismissed. Cekeste Tarry granted divorce for cruelty. Virgil Webb released on habeas corpus with arrangement to send child support. Real estate listing ad and realtor contact appended.
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Christina Wiegand
Veronica Gerencser
Amherst
Allee Rippeth
R. D. Gratton
Robert
Leona Baelz
D. A Cook
Fuleg
Virginia
Ohio
Lorain City
Virgil Webb
J . A. Cook
Webb
Lorain
St Charles
Mrs Kennedy Seeks Reelection to City Council
Mrs Alina Kennedy veteran council member filed her reelection petition as councilwoman at large on the Republican ticket. Her service dates to 1936 with gaps 1938 40 she did not seek office after husband died. She also served on the city school board by write in but resigned to return to council. She chairs gas committee and sits on finance. Active in Kennedy Coal Co and insured business. Member Lake Avenue Congregational Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alina Kennedy
Kennedy Coal Co
Lake Avenue Congregational Church
New Books Going Into Circulation At Elyria Library
New books entering circulation at Elyria Library include General titles such as Now is the Time to Prevent a Third World War by Page and How to Think of Christ by Brown along with One Quest of a Kingdom by Weatherhead and more. Other authors listed include Johl Free Goodspeed Northrop Chevigny Marshall Hahn Saint Exupery Cros by Hav inghurst Flwood Fearing Gilmore Greig Keiliher West Wilder Wilson Knight and several others.
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Elyria Library
Page
Brown
Weatherhead
Johl
Free
Goodspeed
Northrop
Chevigny
Marshall
Raffles
Singapore
Hahn
Saint-Exupery
Crosby
Havinghurst
Freton
Flwood
Fearing
Husband
Gilmore
Greig
Keiliher
West
Mr. G
Wilder
Wilson
Knight
Jackson Hotel Liquor Licenses Suspended 30 Days
The Ohio board of Naquar Control suspends the Jackson Hotel beer and liquor licenses for 30 days starting today for selling intoxicants to minors. An employee allegedly sold drinks to two girls aged 16 and 17 on November 1. Suspension covers licenses D-2 D-3A and 1-3, with lifts on Feb 22 and expiration Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Board of Naquar Control
Jackson Hotel
Morris Spike
Minora
Elyria
Barlon
Suit Taken Under Advisement By Court
Judge Guy B. Findley took under advisement a $12 000 suit filed against Joe Celano proprietor of the Country Home Tavern on Elyria avenue by Anthony Andre Cleveland jukebox operator. Andre seeks 2 000 for the machine and 10 000 punitive damages. Celano testified he gave ten days to remove the machine and that it fell when he moved it. Roy Frankhauser a defense witness valued the machine at 495 new and 375 used. Separately Leonard Stern resigned as executive secretary of the State Public Works Department to enter private law practice in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Findley
Joe Celano
Country Home
Elyria Avenue
Anthony Andre
Cleveland
Andre
Celano
Carl BR. Finegan
Roy Frankhauser
Columbus
Leonard J. Btern
State Public Works Department
Fed
Stern
St Andrew s Church to Welcome Guest Preacher Sunday
The Ray Dr William Clinton Seitz will be guest preacher at St Andrew s Episcopal Church Sunday morning at 10 43 a m The occasion marks Theological Education Sunday honoring work at church seminaries training candidates for priesthood Dr Seitz is professor of Religious Education Polity and Canon Law and Missions and leads the library at Bexley Theological School Kenyon College
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray
William Clinton Seitz
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Seitz
Bexley Theological School
Kenyon College
Dairy Herd Owners Meet At Wellington
C D McGrew of Ohio State University urged 101 Lorain county dairy herd owners at Wellington High School to use proven breeding sites and artificial breeding groups to boost butterfat production. He cautioned that high producing ancestry does not guarantee offspring gains. Future meetings are planned with Earl Jones and a February 6 pasture study session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.D. McGrew
Ohio State University
Lorain County
Wellington High School
Coat Agriculture Extension
Ser
McGrew
C. FP. Christian
Carl C. Deeds
Earl Jones
Ohio State University Extension Agronomist
Wellington
Navy civilian recruitment talks at Cleveland office
Miss Mara Jane Keagie, navy recruitment representative, visited the Ohio State Employment Service office in Cleveland yesterday to interview stenographers and typists for Navy Department work in Washington. A few applicants arrived late, but she will be at 747 Euclid Avenue every Saturday for a few weeks to talk with interested candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mara Jane Keagie
Navy
Ohio State Employment Service Office
Navy Department
Washington
Cleveland
Euclid Avenue
Lorain Minister Named Chairman of Synod Committee
The Rev. E. L. Henrickson of Lorain was chosen as chairman of the Ohio Presbyterian Synod's committee on Christian Education. The meeting also elected Rev. Robert B. Bulkley of Bowling Green as vice chairman and Rev. Charles R. Johnson of St. Marys as secretary.
Markets Foultry and Livestock Prices Across Cleveland Area
Foultry and livestock market notes from Cleveland show mixed prices across chickens ducks market cattle calves and lambs with receipts and regional bids. Cattle steer and heifer values vary by grade, cows and bulls show broader ranges, hogs and lambs move with demand, while fruit and mushroom items list spot quotations. Also included are vegetable quotes for apples and general farm produce and Toledo grain prices for wheat corn and oats on track trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Jay Brads
BOUS
Jsc
Roush
U. St
Northern Spy
Golden Delislau
Hubbard
SEAGO
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Curtis Ambulance
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Ohn W. Gramvs
Franklin County
Dale William Rover
Floyd Rover
Painesville
New York
Brooklyn Daily Eagle Today
Psychological Corporation
Russia
United States
Corporation
Tulsa
Okla
Howard W. Merkel
Marion
Tulsa University
Merkel
Army Air Forces
New Guinea
University
Boston
Melvin M. Johnson, Jr
Johnson
N.Y
P.R. Smith & Co, i Cdinne
Pirin Santding
Cleveland Stock Exchange
The
Windsor
Ontario
Lespedeza
Ife
Hewsman
Garsson
May
Kentucky
House Military Affairs Committee
Prestonsburg
Alexandria
US Marshal's Office
Henry Garsson
Usta
Mayo
Susan Andrew, Jr
Jothee
Clarssons’ Empire
Hie Basin Metal Precti Eluin
Batavia Mytatl Productie
Batwa
War Department
Grand Jury
PBL
Senate War Iivestigatng Committee
Firstance
Fair Et
Dishnest
Wn- Law
House
Garssons
Iresar
Booster Board of Governors
Kirby
Cloyd Gull
Gertrude White
Wilton
D. A. Cook
Kein
Albert Eglin
Spencer
Sheriffs Today
Ridgeville
Spike
James Elemes
Westlake
Eglin
Nick Vitantonio
Vitantonio
Canton
Anna Evans
Kroger Grocery Co
L. J. Taylor
Cekeste Tarry
Dsanavon
B. M. O'Donnell
Anna Kennedy
Florist
Phong
St. Andrew’s Church
Sfogeman ‘UN, Ohio
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