Doomed River Chase Ends In Flight From Reindeer
Alec and McKay escape the sinking launch after a coerced pursuit along a river during a storm. McKay cuts Alec free and orders a perilous swim toward shore as the boat sinks, with Myrna and the others clinging to survival amid rising water and swift current.
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Ales
Alec
Ake
Quivily
Peice Trench
Myrna
McKay
Pierce
Reindeer
Lec
Aice
Myma Sai
Local Visit Notes From Clarksfield Social Circle
Clarksfield society records guests and activities from a recent weekend visit by Mrs. Emma Fry and family to New Philadelphia. Mrs. Ward Wilcoxen hosted friends, with Mrs. Ada Wittazen and other locals attending a business meeting, a scripture reading, a playlet and a contest. The next gathering is planned for February 3 hosted by Mrs. Lola Hurst and led by several club members.
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Airs
Reta Poder
Onte Rutrell
Geegen Sanford
Virginia Kelley
A. Melle
Clara St
Migs
de Russell
Nira
Ucanns
Inez Thoma
McClaftin
Leannnalggah
Arlene Wolfe
Steldon
Loli Hurst
Gertrude Aordervom
Bertha McClaffin
Daughter Charleen Alice Born to Ralph Haugsted Family
A baby daughter named Charleen Alice arrived at New London hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Haugsted on Tuesday. Mrs. Charles Tousley is assisting with baby Donnaean and housework at the Thomas home, while Mrs. Dell Byron visits Lorain with her son Gerald.
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Ralph Haugsted
Charleen
Alice
New London Hospital
Charles Tousley
Don Thomas
Donnaean
Dell Byron
Gerald
Lorain
Weekend gathers and church society notes from Elyria
The column records Friday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs A C Cawrse and visits from relatives Della Eltiet, Elizabeth Cawrse, George Cawrse, Leadora Roby Londen, Tace Canise and Jean from Flichville. A Seventh Day Adventist social at Clarks Community hall featured festive games and refreshments. Jottings mention Prack H Russell at Lorain County Poultry event and Doren Stone visiting Ada with WOH Stine family.
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A. C. Cawrse
Della Eltiet
Long Beach
California
Ame
Elizabeth Cawrse
George Cawrse
Elyria
Leadora Roby Londen
Tace Canise
Rhil
Jand Jean
Flichville
Sevnth Tay Adventists Charch
Rew
Clarks
Commonity Hall
Dresn
Lenin
Find Mix
Ted Wall
Greqwieh
Jottings
Prack
H. Russell
Hesrick
Wellington
Doren Stone
Ada
Woh. Stine
Farming Facts Worth Knowing WILLARD Crib Ventilation and Feed Efficiency
Practical notes on a slat crib design to widen ventilation and space for corn cribs. Includes feed per pound of gain metrics for broilers roosters turkeys and ducks, cautions on sulfur for coccidiosis, and farm milling costs and screen sizes affecting grinding efficiency.
Water boosts butterfat in cows at Iowa station
An Iowan Experiment Station test found cows drinking from cups with nearly 1 liter more butterfat than when watered twice daily at external tanks. Researchers attribute the rise to constant water access and warmer water temperatures.
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Iowan Experiment Station
Moldy corn slows hog growth in Tlinoiz tests
The writer notes finishing off 60 late spring shears out corn with mold from field contact. Hogs fed moldy corn gain much slower than those fed sound corn, taking 90 days to reach the same weight moldy corn achieved in 71 days.
Diets for Hatching Eggs and Strong Chicks
Breeding flock diet is crucial for egg hatchability and robust chicks. Michigan Experiment Station recommends 77 to 100¢ of alfalfa meal 6 of dried milk 2¢c fish meal and 3¢2 cod liver oil per ton mash with 18 to 20 percent protein from plant and animal sources. Adding 8 to 10 ounces of manganese sulphate per ton improves hatchability in heavy breeds. The South Carolina Experiment Station reports dried sweet potato meat as a valuable vitamin A source for layers and chicks, made from sliced unpeeled culls dried and ground into a durable orange meal.
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Michigan Experiment Station
South Carolina
Sodus Purple Raspberry Tops Market, Bristol Promising
New York Experiment Station develops Sodus purple raspberry praised as best purple by 48 growers for large firm berries and good color though slightly tart. Mosaic protection needed. New black raspberries Bristol Naples Dundee noted with Bristol most promising. Naples ripens after Bristol, Dundee hardy concerns and midseason ripening.
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New York Experiment Station
Bristol
Naples
Dundee
Open House Celebrates 57th Wedding Anniversary
Mrs Lepha Harris and Mr and Mrs Hugh Merrill hosted Sunday visitors for the 57th wedding anniversary and reception at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Herold Merrill of New London and Mr and Mrs Ford Bras Lynden among others. Grace Russel, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank H Russel, attended with relatives.
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Lepha Harris
Hugh Merrill
Herold Merrill
New London
Opdyke
Greenevtring
Ford Bras Lynden
Frank H. Russe
Grace
East Carlisle Club Plans February Dance
Carlisle East Carlisle Community Club announces another dance at East Carlisle School on Friday evening February 6 with Hank Jackson band. Event details note refreshment duties and ticketing. Homemakers and Farm Bureau groups held meetings with reports and upcoming activities. Local residents and officials participate in announcements and scrap work entries.
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Carlisle -Ell
Schafer
East Carlisle
Sehele
East Carlisle School
Hank Jackson
Walter
Kenheta Meuromb
Hurt Eddy
Homemakers Club
BH. McCunouch
Oberlin
Carlisle
Heress
Graflen
Wit Teater
TL Strempel
Eltctem
Dessert bridge hosts and prize winners listed
Road hostess entertained Lambda Chi sorority members at a dessert bridge with prizes for high scores. Guests included Mrs. Herman Goodspred, Mrs. Myron Saussler, and Mrs. Orrie Petrillo. Eugene Burke to host next at La vent on Monday evening in February. Various brief notes mention military and local visits from Clayton E. Smith, Richard Hopkins, and multiple families returning from Gary Indiana and visiting relatives in East Carlisle and Parma.
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Lambda Chi Sororl Bridge
Herman Goodspred
Myron Saussler
Orrie Petrillo
Eugene Burke
Lavent
Clayton E. Smith
Grattan Road
Richard C. Hopkins
Company 246
U. S. N. Tanning Station
Great Lakes
Alfred Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Ray Like
Patricia Sue
Anthony Frabotta
John Kenska
William Kenska
East Carlisle
Gary
Indiana
Mary Kenska
George Kenska
Gratton Read
Greg
Butternut Ridge
Mod
Herman Goodsperd
Jayce
Bay Sxepue
South Amherst Girl Scouts Meet in Regular Meeting
Clover troop of Girl Scouts met at The tan hall Monday afternoon for a regular meeting. The flag ceremony opened the session with patrol leader Arlene Flowers in charge. Roll call answered to M2 girls and two leaders. Miss Mitrhelle Witt appointed to a position.
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Girl Scouts
South Amherst
Clover Troop
Tan Hall
Arlene Flowers
Mitrhelle Witt
Two Agricultural Groups To Hold Annual Meetings
Lorain County will host two agricultural groups next Monday and Tuesday. The Lorain County Wool Growers Association dinner meets at Pittfield Methodist church at 7 p.m. with L A Kauffman and Earl McMunn as speakers. Edith Berry of Ohio State talks on wool fabrics. Officers are Campbell president Breyley vice president Portman secretary treasurer. The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association meets at La Grange town hall at 1 p.m. with Dr Scott Sutton on mastitis and Lj Blackman on herd testing results. Officers Lehman president Baird vice president Hobbs secretary treasurer and Denham Hathaway Webber on the executive committee.
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Lorain County
Lorain County Wral Growsers’ Association
Pittfeld Methodist Church
L. A. Kauffman
Ohio Wool Growers’ Association
Earl McMunn
Ohio Farmer Staff
Ohio
Columbus
Edith Berry
Ohio State University Rural Economist
Wool Growers’ Organization
BR. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
H. Breyley
Pittffeld
H. G. Portman
Henrietta
Lorain
Serriary
Cnming
Leon Lehmin
A. K. Baird
Glenn IL. Hobbs
Walter Denham
Willard Hathaway
Carl Webber
LaGrange Man Buys Two Registered Cows Purchase
J P Jackson of LaGrange bought two registered Guernsey cows from Myron Smith of Wellington. The sale, announced by the American Guernsey Cattle Club headquartered in Peterborough NH, lists the animals as Neep lune's Bonnie May 65 S7S and VillaWays Amahel's Gladys 699366.
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J.P. Jackson
LaGrange
Myron Smith
Wellington
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Peterborough
New Hampshire
Neéplune
VillaWays Amahel
West River Road News Focuses on Visits and Local Change
West River Road notes guests visiting Elyria and Avon Lake, moves of Hurd family to Nashville, and a Vanderbilt instrument making link to Purdue. Scout activities include badge work by Wanda Winson, patrol leader appointment for February, and a Girl Scout meeting with taps. A public card party is planned for February 12 at town hall. Ladies Dime Society to quilt at Congregational church Thursday with lunch by Lena Fluckiner.
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West River Road
M. P. Zink
West
Elyria
A Gabara
Anna McIntire
C. E. McIntire
Frank Hyer
Lorain
W. J. Moulder
Hermat Gannett
Avon Lake
J. M. Harnish
Frank A. Vincent
Gulf Rood
iJames Keeter
Bertha Reese
Morris
Harlan Hurd
Nashville
Tenn
Vanderbilt University
Purdue University
West Lafayette
Wanda Winson
June Crandall
Mary Ann Xlimosewski
Arlene Holzhauer
Girl Scout Committee
Albert Schneider
Schoeider
Lamiel
Ladies’ Dime Society
Congregational Church
Spariors
Lena Fluckinrer
Evening community notices across Avon Lake area
Local groups schedule events for tonight and Thursday across Avon Lake Carlisle Grafton North Olmsted and nearby areas. Activities include church meetings toast dances Red Cross sewing and a Father Son banquet at Avon Lake school with Johnny Jackson’s orchestra.
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AVON
Baptist S. S
Mrx
Roy Schwinn
Avon Lake
Townsend Club
Park Hall
Carlisle
Grafton—Friendship
Elmer Stoll
Grafton
Belden Grange
Belden
Kipton
Camden P.T. A
Johnny Jackson
City People Asked To Consider All Food Price Factors
Ohio State University agricultural economists urge Columbus residents to weigh all factors behind food prices before blaming farmers or profiteering. They cite wartime shifts, noting farm product prices rose 48 percent from 1939 to 1941 while prices farmers pay rose 24 percent, causing farmers to deliver more product to cover costs.
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Columbus
Dan
Ohio State University
Ohio
United States
New Electric Lamp Brooder Described
A new Moar brooder for baby chicks and turkeys is described in Agricultural Experiment Station circular No. 3. It is built mainly from plywood and heated by new electric lamp types. The unit needs no thermostatic control and aims for simple, affordable operation. Red Cross sewing at Ridgeville lawn hall. Avon town hall meeting noted with times and invitation.
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Hie Agricultural Experiment Station
Ridgeville
Red Cross
Avon- Red Cross
Principal advantages of cuvular systems cited
The cuvular is praised for simplicity low cost and effective insulation with minimal building effort. It claims to use readily obtainable materials. Diptherin a completely preventable disease killed 1457 people in the United States last year per Census reports.
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United States
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Tam
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Phoenle Pree
Clarksfield
Sriefs
Emma Fry
Francis Fry
Betty Cut-tng
Danick Searight
Leland
Richard
Ronald
New Philadelphia
Wilbur Kohler
Andrew Novak
Cleveland
Harry Lepole
Frank H. Russell
Forrest
New Londag
Ward Wilcoxen
Cleveland, Apent
Mr. Wilcoxen
Willard Ban
Carnell Experiment Station
Raspberries
Lamuna Che Merts
Earl Wrowe
Gratton
Amherst
Weekly Farm News Review
Litchfield Exchange
Litchfield
Tlan Card Parte
Litchfield Business
Ser Voor Community Dealer
Wayne
Ford
A. G. Law
Mar, Litchfield, C
Redins
Chatham
Methodist Church
Baptist Church
Aethaniet Church
Avon Lake Red Cross
Avon Lake Sewing Society
West Ridge
T. U
H. J Hillier
North Olmsted
Coe Memorial
Ladies Aid
North Olmsted Congregational Church
North Ridgeville
Towns
St. Peter's School
St. Peter’s School
W. 5. CS
C. C. Johnson
Amherst Business
N. A. Rubel
Amherst Furniture Co
Phene
the Chronicle
Pam
Elyria Business Firms
J. Kosselot
Gulnessing
Fourth Bt
Third Street
Ailey
Chio
C. H. Sody Anemavees
C. A. Cavagna
Hewater
Farm Bureau
Biyria
Geo. A
Mike Went
Elyria Finan Coanings
Chewdawe
SEARS
David Bradley
David Bradley Hammer
Aln LU Alan
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