Calf Club Boys To Compete For Dairy Day Representation
Lorain County Four-H dairy calf club members will compete July 3 to earn the county’s spot for Dairy Day at Wooster on August 9. They will judge Jersey cattle at Frank McClellan farm and Holsteins at N W Lee and Son in Brighton. The top six advance to Wooster with two speakers—Dr E E Heiser and A J Glover—participating at Dairy Day.
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Lorain County
Wooster
C. J. Hrummel
Frank McClellan
Brighton
Jersey
N. W. Lee and Son
Hummel
E. E Heiser
Animal Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
A J Glover
Heard's Dairyman
Holstein-Friesian of America
Decrease in Placements in Ohio Week of July 12 20
The National Reemployment Service in Ohio reported a 22 percent drop in placements for the week of July 12 20 compared with the prior week, with 1109 placements. New applications rose 67 percent to 2898, led by Muskingum Watershed projects where 1847 workers were employed on 11 dams, and private enterprises absorbed 441 placements.
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National
Ohio
H.R. Justice
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy
Grangers Attend Service At Avon and Grange Meeting
A Sunday service at Avon M E church drew many patrons as Rev. Ryan, former Fields pastor and Ridgeville Grange member, delivered a sermon on Eternal Life. A midday picnic followed in the basement. July 23 featured juvenile program led by Mrs H Baeler with Lynn Eldred and the Four Leaf Clover orchestra.
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Avon M. E
Ryan
Avon Church
Fields M. E
Ridgeville Grange
Richard Beyers
John Knowles
Salsbury
Sidney Cappell
Albert
Edwin Lyons
Edward Johnson
Agnes Page
Betty Baeler
Albert Palmer
Lorain County
Messrs
Fortune
Pratt
Stevens
Taft
van Wormer
Last Days Festival Continues In Cleveland Through August 3
Thousands who missed Northern Ohio’s Summer Festival in Cleveland due to rain will see the event resume through August 3. The open air spectacle titled The Last Days drew crowds before weather interrupted performances.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Pompeiii
The
Cleveland Advertising Club
Austria Plans Rail Progress
The Austrian government plans to push railway electrification with 80 million dollars set aside for unemployment relief, mostly for repairs rather than new electrification. Only about a quarter of Austria’s 8,200 km network is electrified, with main lines in Tyrol Salzburg Upper Austria and Styria already electric. The Tauern line’s electrification was completed May 14 and Vienna to Salzburg is the next target. Experts question partial electrification and favor a total, five to six year program funded in advance. Industrialists and workers back rapid, full electrification, expecting 8,000 to 10,000 new jobs. The decision is seen as influenced by social and political factors beyond economics.
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Vienna
Austria
Tyrol
Salzburg
Upper Austria
Styria
Tauern
Switzerland
Buchs
Osborne Mance
League of Nations
Ieans
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British
Malaya
DR. Denton
Dermay
Axminster
Georgette
Vy Price
Ch.merther Co
Cannon
C.h.merthe & Co
Dressy Models
Biege
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