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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1946

Page

7

Vacation in Deeharats and church ordinat ion plans

Vacation plans for Deeharats with rat references and Nashville attendance are noted. Dr Charles Henderson of the University of Mie/Mallia leads the related religious event. July-August duties include church duties at the chore office 9 to 19, with First Church representatives including Mrs Marie G Hageman. Stuart Oldrich serves as minister of the Congregational church.

Deeharats King's Nashville Tored Charlees Hennson Fae University Mie Mallia Pistolery Cathe Batt Schubert Aumuat Mes Bohn Marie G. Hageman Stuart Oldrich Congregational Church

Local residents listed in community notices and moves

A cluster of short items notes individuals visiting relatives, military veterans and retirees, job and relocation updates, and upcoming language classes at the Middlebebitg schools. Names include Robert Laughlin, M E Baumhiart, Ade Mastings, Grace Dutimage, and others with connections to Newark, Lakewood, Manlius, and Colorado Springs. The snippets reflect social and civic notices in a local community column.

New York City Peeein Mek F. M. Baumhiart Mie Army Robert M. Laughlin Oaktreet Maltbie Chemical Company Newark Endio Rhoda Lakewoodie Obertin Ade M. Mastings Bintalreet Manieus N.Y Grace ‘Dutimage Overtin Colorado Springs Col

Auction Notice for Scrap Yard Contents and Inventory

At Now 'ayo 1946 1:08 P.M. the scrap yard items and full stock of new and used merchandise will be offered for sale. Contents include tires and wheels, chain and derrick, new fire pumps, bumper jacks, steering knobs, tool sets, furniture, dining and living room pieces, kitchen and bath fixtures, gas piping, and 50 tons of scrap iron. Also listed are a Model A ten ton truck, two homemade tractors, and other items. Location Railroad St. Telephone 8012 JOF'S AUTO WRECKING YARD New London Obie L. Dunlap Aver.

Ayo Railroad St JOF New London Obie. L Dunlap, Aver

Public Sale of Jonaie Hilbert Estate Near Avery and Strecker

Public sale of the late Jonaie Hilbert's Parsenal property organized by ASMUS with Walter Leber as auctioneer lists items including two parlor suites, bedroom set, beds, dressers, chairs, tables, rugs, stoves, kerosene heaters, sewing machine, kitchen cabinet, ABC washer, radio, lamps, linens, curtains, antiques, farm machinery such as Mc. binder and disc cultivator, vehicles and garden tools. Cash day of sale.

Jonaie Hilbert Avery Strecker Rd Thomas Rd ABC Asmus Walter Leber

Colorado bride joins Cleveland wedding party and travel plans

Mrs Hakes of 20 East Lorain Street and her daughter Sateh Danee attended the wedding of Mr and Mrs Glenn Mobba Jr in Cleveland last Saturday with Sateh Dane serving as bridesmaid. The family will remain about a day and are set to fly back to Colorado Springs. Mrs Robert Wood of 148 Morgan Street and Mrs Carlton Lee of 284 Went College depart Thursday for Lenore North Carolina to visit Jock Lee and relatives, planning four days away.

Hakes East Lorain Street Sateh Dane Cleveland Glenn Mobba Jr la Dayn Colorado Springs Robert Wood Morgan Street Carlton Lee Went College Thurntey Lenoire N. C Jock Lee

Set Art Class For Elementary Pupils

A summer art class for elementary school children begins Wednesday under Misa Dorothy Jones, the elementary school art supervisor. The five week program runs Thursday and Friday mornings, except this week when sessions are Wednesday and Friday due to a holiday. Classes meet at 115 Columbia Street, with about 10 students enrolled.

Misa Dorothy Jones Sdool Minas Jones Columbia, Street

Grange degree night and local aid notes

Eaton Grange held degree work with Master Corwin Swan presiding. July lunch committee named to Mra Margaret Munn Mra Louis Munn and Mra August Nierath. One candidate received third and fourth degrees. Ladies Aid met for a pot luck noon meal with June birthdays honored. General Aid hosted by Mrs Alta Tildes with devotions on Peace from Psalm. Various visits and family news followed including hospital, travel, and local social events. mentions of local residents and guests. Canned applesauce tinting tip included.

Eaton—Grange Grange 7 Grange Corwin Swan Mra Margaret Munn Louis Munn August Nierath Ladies Aid Francis Heisinger Marion Milla Sunshinera Alta Tildes Mida Carpenter Phylis Blaine Minnie Tite Ia Edna Davidson Flyria Ralph Nicholas Valley City Louis Nichola William Brenner Cleveland Ford Lily Baker Lorain Charles Saith

Ten Ways Ohio Farmers Can Ease Feed Shortage

Feed specialists from the Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association suggest ten steps to ease the feed situation. Grow protein rich feed and hay, plant and maintain good pastures for hogs and poultry, market cockerels early, avoid overfeeding young birds, feed home grown grains, move pullets promptly, Cull poor producers and old hens, prioritize breeding stock, ensure adequate feed, and eliminate waste. Keep premises clean to prevent diseases and parasites that waste feed.

Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Hogan

Billion Bushel Wheat Crop Fails to Meet Demand

A early harvest shows U S wheat supplies cannot satisfy global needs despite a billion bushel crop. Ohio State University farm management specialist Guy W Miller warns three straight years of crops over one billion bushels, but reserves from earlier years dwindled and famine fears persist until the 1947 harvest. European acreages rise yet reduced yields due to shortages of fertilizer seed and stock, threatening daily food needs.

U.S Guy W. Miller Ohio State University U. S Universite Miller

4-H Club Members Plan Exhibit At County Fair

Lorain County Senior Fourth Club members meet Wednesday night at Donald Breyley’s home to map the club exhibit for the Lorain County Fair Breyley chairs the County Fair exhibit committee Other members listed include Los Harold Krueck Huntington Harry Murphy Oberlin and Elsie Hazel McConnell Pittsburgh

Lorain County Donald Breyley Wellington Breyley Dre Los Harold Krueck Huntington Harry Murphy Oberlin Elsie Hazel McConnell Pittsfeld

Inckesion in COLUMBUS Bromegras For alfalfa seeding

Ohio State University agronomy department recommends bromegra se as a companion to alfalfa for erosion control and yield. Prof Willard notes bromegra se adapts to cold and drought, with early spring growth and second-cut potential. It forms a dense sod, nitrogen rich, with useful long-term persistence and suitability for ditchbank cover crops.

Columbus Witlard Ohio State University Joseph E. Wing Willard Gaya Europe Wilk Lardia

Rains Cut Farm Work Advantage In Ohio Soybeans

Much rain in May and early June disrupted planting for corn and soybeans across Ohio Indiana Illinois and Missouri. Ground conditions were mixed with delays and some replanting, while heavy rains damaged wheat stands and alfalfa, and delayed cultivation haying and harvest. Weed growth will rise and extra field work is expected as farmers rush to complete tasks before season end.

U. S Ohio Ohio State University Indiana Minois Missouri U.S Piihy

Eradicate Weeds Now Says Farm Bureau Expert

W Davis, horticulturist for the Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, urges eradicating weeds now during their blooming stage to improve pasture mowing effectiveness. He notes keeping large weeds and brush down helps farmers manage pastures more efficiently.

W. Mr. Davis Farm Bureau Cooperative Asociation Horticultutist Farmore

SANI-FLOE LITTER Promises Better Growth for Chicks

An ad-style notice urges farmers to supplement grain with Mash to boost growth and egg production in home-grown poultry. It touts readiness for nest laying and heavy egg output, promoting SANI-FLOE LITTER as the key product.

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