Obscure Boston Theological Seminar Attendance Noted
A fragmented notice mentions Rev windivEs weNon Oberlin and Mre Wilbur Get and their daughter at Boston Massachusetts for a seminar at the School of Theo. Dean Mobeet J. Taylor of the University of Southern California is cited with Cotst and Mary Joill. Me. Golat predicted while a student at the Boston School of Breaks Codae Bone. Miss Helen Brand fell down at 1 Sout Professor alreet in West Chelmsford, Massachusetts during the event.
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windivEs
weNon Oberlin
Mre
Wilbur Get
Boston
Mass
Gott
Theo
Patti
Afar Pilte
Mobeet J. Taylor
University of Southern Cali
Cotst
Mary Jowill
West Chelmsford
Mase
Me. Golat
Floston School of
Helen Brand
Alreet
Oberlin area notes and incidents in brief
Local notices recount an accident injuring Maryane Selleresh at her Lorain home and a hospital transfer. Reports mention Oberlin fire calls, travel plans of residents to Lake side events, and travels to Cleveland and Camp Pemigewasset. Several residents are listed with social and club engagements.
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Rehehan Aid Selny
Hebbe
Oberlin Iiateyeet
Michiasn
Wadiey
Canada
South Cedar
Snapartient
Cleveland
Oberlin Fire Department
Use
LeVerche Park
Oberlin College
Newell L. Sime
Bim
George F
Walon
Ftoting
Bonda
Pemigewasset
Wentworth
N. MH
Walh
Muale
Dick Trent
Htang
Nilex G. Clark
South
Cedar Avenue
Clark's
Trail
Oregon
Gabriel brothers plead guilty in draft evasion case
Four Gabriel brothers aged 20 to 40 surrendered to FBI agents after being identified by Chicago veteran George A. Meawain. They hid from authorities for weeks in a Wiloville home, working only on business nights, and confessed to evading draft by concealment. Albert and three others pleaded guilty. all face up to five years in prison. Ernest, the youngest, was deemed unlikely to have been accepted for service.
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Federal’ Bureau of
George A. Meawain
Chicago
Gabriel Brothers
Ales
Frank
Henry
Ernest
Kaward' W Holloran
Ras
Bartlruddag Thamecher
Wiloville
Here
Joerie
Fevletad
Albert
Alvert
U. S
Edwin W. Walker
FBI
Farmers Buy More Commercial Feed in Ohio
Ohio farmers bought over 1 130 000 tons of commercial feed last year at 70 40 per ton, totaling more than 0 million dollars. Data from Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station show yearly increases since 1932, with 1945 sales four times 1932. Commercial mixed feed accounted for 71 percent. unmixed feeds rise. Compared with 1944, poultry feeds up 16 percent, dairy up 1 percent, hog feeds down 15 percent due to fewer hogs.
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Ohio
J. J. Falconer
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Department of Rural Economics
Falconer
Ohio dairy testing expands across forty counties
Ohio State University records show forty counties with dairy service units and 188 farmers using owner-sampler tests, plus 835 members of dairy herd improvement associations. The two methods cover 35,383 cows, while the 1940 census totals about 497,381 cows in the counties, indicating most are untested. In Rawlins, a veteran private Jiggs the dog, with Purple Heart, stays as Captain Pat Boyd finishes Army service.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
U.S
Rawlins, Wye
Rawling
Jiggs
Pat Boyd
Hatchery Here Operates 12 Months Of Year
Wilford Hatchery on Hal road operates year round, defying the common six month schedule. Harvey Wilford expanded to a major poultry plant, maintaining peak season December to June and incubating White Rocks for fall broilers June to December. The plant runs 338000 egg capacity with five incubators and owns 125 summer flocks to supply eggs, cooling incubators to 99 degrees in hot weather. Industry note contrasts with seasonal shutdowns and highlights steady winter production for Christmas markets.
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Euna
Wilford Hatchery
Halroad
Ohtio
Harvey Wilford
Wilford
DDT Bins Rids Weevils Before Grain Storage
Ohio State University entomologist TH Parks reports a new method using DDT in empty grain bins to control weevils. Spraying interior and outer surfaces two to three weeks before bin filling, with five percent DDT or HDT emulsion, defeats infestations and leaves no residue harmful to humans or animals.
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TH. Parks
Ohio State University
Parks
Ohio
University
Greene County
Seedings Make Good Pasture Warned By Ohio Expert
Columbus Ohio state extension agronomist Earl Jones of Ohio State University cautions farmers against grazing new seedings too closely and staying livestock in fields after September 10 He urges a four year crop rotation with two years for meadow and hay and recommends turning stock onto new seedings after clover or cross has grown and grazing to six to eight inches Then a rest period to store food for winter and a quick spring start Too few head will cause overgrazed spots and unused forage Pasture remains the cheapest way to produce meat and milk even when grain feeds are plentiful.
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Columbus
Ohio
Earl Jones
Extension Agronomist
Ohio State University
Jones
University Agronomist
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Maryane Selleresh
Allen Hospital
Hien
Dutt “Aaldwitt
Nancy
Peof
Moote
Jentie McRoberts
Forest Street
Oberlin
Sumner
Oberlin Inn
Dob
Edwards
North Pleasant Street
Federated Clubs
Lakeside
Sean
G. I
the Savingr
Debosit Bank
Member Federy Pe E Dsenet Featry Rewtie Crue
Pyt. Ngogs
Spencer
Spencer Brand
Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess & Clark
Spencer Elevator, Inc
Spencer, Qhia
Elyria
Ohio U. 8
Hatchery Hall Rd
Elyria, O
Eobbu
Farm Dept
Ces
Eter Nail
Hean Law
Edivete Thermactar
Time & Labor
St Su
Huron St
Elyria. Fence and Implement Co
Tom Polen
Oberlin Road
Weat Ave
Dall-Romp Tractor Sales
Neces
Farmers Supply CO. Ltd
Firestone Factory
Rae Eae Das
Cision
Elyria Truck & Implement
Broad Street
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