Vocational Agriculture Booms in Lorain County Schools
Lorain County vo ag classes draw nonfarm students and expand into adult training. At Midview High School five of nine seniors joined college plans this fall. programs at Firelands LaGrange Midview and Wellington run year round with 38 students last year and about 30 to 32 in other districts.
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Midview High School
Firelands
LaGrange
Midview
Wellington
Uoward College
Ing
Vo Ag
FFA
Agricultural Extension Service
Harold Thoburn
Charles Hawley
George Hyatt
Frank Miller
Yoar
Voag
Kenneth Park
Richard Hill
Hills Offers Diverse Services At Belden Sohio Station
Maurice Hills operates a Sohio station at Routes 76 and 37 Belden offering gasoline fuels and lubrication plus septic tank and filter bed installations, lime spreading for crops, and sales of Goodall power mowers and Gilson tillers. He provides backhoe and bulldozer work aligned to health board specs for reliable septic systems.
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Maurice Hills
Sohio Station
Belden
Hills
County
Health Board
Goodall
Gilson
Eisenhower Signs Large Farm Spending Bill Limiting Aid
The 4.6866 billion farm bill limits price support benefits to big farmers, funds Agriculture Department programs for the current year, and covers past price support payments. Union officials say labor will back laws stabilizing farm income. Farm Bureau opposes a broadened food for peace program. Wheat support set at 1.77 per bushel if quotas continue. Agriculture statistics show 8.65 million workers on farms the week of June 21 27, the year’s high but down 1 percent from 1958.
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Washington
UPI
Eisenhower
Agriculture Department
United Auto Workers’ Union
Pat Greathouse
House Agriculture Committee
Allis-Chalmers Model 50 forage harvester debut
Washington report on the Allis-Chalmers Model 50 forage harvester highlighting its cost saving features for row crops and grass units. The unit offers uniform cuts, improved feeding, and a two way delivery hood with a one man operation, with a demonstration possible through Jim Scheafer's Belden agency.
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Allis-Chalmers
Sen Draper
Jim Scheafer
Belden
Fewer Dollars Likely From Hog Sales This Year
Ohio farmers face lower total income from hog sales in 1959 as pork pounds rise and prices fall. Extension livestock marketing expert C C Bowen says producers will target 200 to 225 pound hogs to near peak season profits, while beef demand and employment trends may offset price pressures.
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Ohio
Ohio State Park
C. C. Bowen
Bowen
Bowen Sans
Northfield racing entries and selections list
A dense Northfield speedway entry list covers multiple races across classes BD C and D with selections, other entries, and eligible horses. Race details include Pace and Trot events with horse names like Follow Pusey Beau Brummel Stella MacPherson Society Belle and Society Belle among many others, plus figures such as $408 and race numbers.
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Maost
Mies
Clark ‘Wid Bee
Knight Alert
Loyal Crumbrook
Betty Brown
Clerar Cratten
Follow Pusey
P Scotch Laetul
Beau Brummel
Worthy Rodette
iQueen’ N Carols
Unce Boy
Don
Peace
Mr. High
Pathfinder John
Shudder
Rocky Hal
Miss Ravenoa
Warden Scott
Dickie Belle
John ‘Sullivan
Lucky Wave
Lady Gulf
Amaong
Worthy Ohio
Waggem
Dan's
Jane's Abbe
Roseroy
Windy G
Pace
Royal Hi Direct
Mr. Chesty
Blue Dan
Fairview Bandy
Amiable
Jessie Law
Dale Creed
Stella MacPherson
Speedway Pat
Mountain Laurel
Frisco Peters
Earl
Niver Kee
Society Belle
Fennella Liegd
Jay Bob
Banker Scott
Judy
Micawbre
Patti M
Hope Mite
Gilbank
Uranium
Walter Sutter
Gypsy Chief
Eppy
Connie's Song
Clever Dominion
Susan Direct
Charles Direct
the Lovely Widow
Top seeds win in State Jaycee Tennis finals
Clark Graebner of Lakewood defeats Jerry Lerwin of Cincinnati 6 3 6 3 to win the 18 and under title while Jack Waltz of Dayton beats Riley Griffiths of Springfield 6 3 6 1 in 15 and under singles. Graebner and Warren Danne of Cleveland take the 18 and under doubles 6 1 6 0 over Craig Mielke and Dick Schafer. Waltz and Bill Higgins of Dayton win the 15 and under doubles 6 2 6 1 over Bob Wiley and Bob Wanamaker.
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Springfield, C
UPI
Chamber of Commerce
Phoenix
Clark Graebner
Lakewood
Jerry Lervin
Cincinnati
Jack Waltz
Dayton
Riley Griffiths
Springfield
Graebner
Warren Danne
Cleveland
Craig Mielke
Dick Schafer
Columbus
Waltz
Bill Higgins
Bob Wiley
Bob Wanamaker
Toledo
Seals and Stars Triumph in Amherst Pacific League
The Seals beat the Angels 133 to 16 and the Stars defeated the Padres 19 to 16 in Amherst Pacific League games. Standings show Stars 57, Seals 4 7, Angels 48, Padres 49 amid inter-league play with the Texas League noted for tougher schedules.
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Seals
Angels
Stars
Padres
Diner Evicted From Disputed Lunch Spot in Mortuary
Albert Dunn 29 was ordered away from a quiet eating spot in Halesowen as officials ruled the mortuary area unsuitable for meals. He found a cool, uncrowded space with a stone table and tea facilities but faced eviction.
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Halesowen
England
Albert Dunn
Mackay Seeded in National Clay Courts. Opens vs Nelson
Barry MacKay of River Forest, seeded second in the 30th National Clay Courts championships, begins play today with a first round bye and will meet unranked David Nelson of Skokie in the second round on Tuesday.
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River Forest
UPI
Barry MacKay
Daston
David Nelson
Skokie
MacKay
Ex Baseballer Frank Gilhooley Sr. Dies
Frank P. Gilhooley Sr. former major league outfielder for the New York Yankees St. Louis Cardinals and Boston Red Sox will be laid to rest Tuesday in Toledo Ohio UPT Services announced. He was one of the speediest outfielders in the first two decades of the century.
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Toledo
Frank P. Gilhooley Sr
New York Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Columbus boat wins Chevindiana district heat race
George Fisher of Columbus Sun day won the Chevindiana district Lightning Class sail heat race at Port Clinton beating 30 boats over three days to claim a third straight title.
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Port Clinton
UPI
George Fisher
Columbus
Cleveland Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Prices
UPI reports Cleveland livestock prices with ranges for cattle calves and sheep. Prices show varying grades from prime to commercial across carcasses and live cattle, with calves and sheep holding steady in uneven trade.
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Cleveland
UPI
Gedower
Caution on Wading Footwear For Shallow Ponds
The notice advises against wading in warm shallow ponds. It warns foot injuries from hidden debris like broken bottles and tin cans. It recommends rubber boots for mud or sand bottoms and suggests canvas tennis shoes as a grip alternative for wet wading if temperatures aren’t cold.
Fremont 9 Wins Lorain S-Ball Title
Veteran pitcher Rip Riley starred as Fremont Paints won the Lorain Classic Softball Tournament title with a 3-0 victory over Massillon Wakem-Ford. Riley threw a no hitter with 21 batters faced, setting a tourney record by retiring 34 consecutive hitters.
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Lorain
Rip Riley
Fremont Paints
Fremont
Massillon Waikem-Ford
Riley
Lorain Qld
Dutch Beer
Massillon
Columbus Owens
Junie Gerber
Bud Watts
Italy Faces Spain in Davis Cup European Zone Final
San Remo Italy veteran Davis Cup team expected to dispatch Spain in the European Zone final. Winner advances to meet the American Zone champion in Philadelphia August 7 9. The survivor meets India for the right to face the United States in the challenge round.
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San Remo
Italy
UPID
Spain
Australia
Philadelphia
India
United States
Olmedo Favored On Clay Courts
The 50th National Clay Courts championships open at River Forest Tennis Club with 76 men entrants and 30 women. Top seed Alex Olmedo, Davis Cup and Wimbledon winner, leads the field, two spots ahead of Bernard Bartzen, the defending champion who defeated Olmedo last year.
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River Forest, Hl
UPD
River Forest
Alex Olmedo
Olmedo
Bernard Bartzen
Jet Nine Tops Miami 3 To 1 In Doubleheader
Al Jackson limited Miami to five hits as the Columbus Jets won 3 1 in the nightcap. The Marlins won the opener 3 2. Zuverink hit his first homer in 13 years to snap a 2 2 tie in the seventh.
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Miami
UPI
al Jackson
Columbus Jets
Marlins
Jets
George Zuverink
World marks fall at seventh Dispatch-Journal boat races
Unofficial world records were set Sunday in the 23 litre event of the Dispatch-Journal Charities boat races held in Columbus. The seventh annual regatta drew attention as top crews pushed for faster times and new benchmarks.
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Columbus
UPI
Twi
Dispatch-Journal
Industrial Stocks Show Mixed Gains Across Major Firms
A list of leading companies including American Standard, Montgomery Ward, and Westinghouse appears with varied performance indicators. Names such as Bendix Aviation, American Brake Shop, and Glidden Co are noted among others, reflecting a broad listing of industrial securities and market activity.
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Tican Brake Shop
American Standard O
Amttican T&t
AnAtonda Copper Oo
Bendix Aviation
Chiveler Beanecott Copper
Eve Tsi
Brorer
Apenes Airy
Montgomery Ward
Ricoman Bros
Ates Glidden Co
Eens
Anny Industrial
Rayon
Atte
Ieselaund
Wlam
Columbia Gas Veee
Central
Lee Kee
Orig
Bae Penna
Warner Biotic
Westingnorses
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By Pat Mason
Ture
Loag
Times
Midview Voag
Future Farmers of America
Roger
Robert Hill
Va Ag
Richard
Kelly Street
John Deere
CASE
LaGrange Tractor Sales
Agr-Tul Mfg
N. Center St
LaGrange, O
al Gasolee
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge Rd
North Ridgeville, Ohio
Huron Street
Syria
Erie
Ontare
Grafton
Ford Tractor
Fairground
Washington Briefs
Farm Bureau Federation
Federation
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Floyd Root
National Association of Wheat Growers
Jate
Ezra T. Benson
White House
House
Harold Breimger
Department
Owl
Elyria Implement, Inc
Oberlin Road
Allis-Chalmers Sales and Service
Belden, Ohio
Agricul
H. W. Keighley and Son, Inc
Main Street
Oberfin
Sohio Service
Leiden
Northfield
Daytonian
Jaycee Kings
Columbus Boat
Cleveland Livestock
RAE
Doxsey and Hoy
Zagorski and
Feld‘katmp
Mass
Waiem-Ford
Smiley
McKinney
Uhrig
Hatfield
Wits Qualatisne
Pierre R. Smith & Co
Etytiay
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