Ohio Farm Bureau Head Urges Stability in Monetary Policy
President Perry L. Green, speaking for the Ohio Farm Bureau and its 75,000 members, backs the Goldsborough amendment to stabilize the dollar and regulate monetary metals. He argues the Banking Act of 1935 must set a definite price level and that without the amendment, agricultural needs go unmet. Lincoln notes Ohio secondary road funds and federal relief work depend on farm bureau data and county cooperation to maximize road improvements and employment.
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Ohio Bureau
Perry Lu
United States
Goldsborough
Ohio Farm Bureau Ag
Ach
Lincoln
Ohio
Indemnity Increases for Dairy and Beef Cattle Tests
Federal veterinarian Dr J A Fosast announces higher maximum indemnity for diseased dairy and beef cattle under new rules. Indemnity now ranges up to 425 dollars per animal, tied to appraised value, with salvage from carcasses and costs of compliance covered. governs payments for condemned cattle and farms with signed agreements reflecting revised limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Fosast
Jin
Daset
Cattle Testing Program Promoted by Dr DeFosset
Dr DeFosset urges prompt testing of new cattle herds with a price of 50 dollars per head. Applications can be sent to Box 416 Columbus.
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DeFosset
Columbus
Wheat Program Sets Ambitious 53 Million Acre Goal
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington pushes a new wheat program to raise contracted acreage from 50 to 53 million, aiming for 66 million acres available and 39 million acres needed to meet domestic demand. Officials expect many noncontractors may sign up after a favorable referendum, with reductions likely by contract signers if prices align with world levels.
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Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Farmers of American
George E. Farrel
Division of Grain
AAA
United States
Sixty Three Ohio Counties Seek Rural Electrification
A. B. Halterman reports that sixty three Ohio counties have groups seeking federally funded lines to electrify about 200 000 farms. The Ohio Farm Bureau Rural Electrification Cooperative coordinates the drive to secure loans from the Rural Electrification Administration in Washington. Counties represented have passed resolutions and named the cooperative as agent for loan applications. Thousands of farm people show active interest and cooperative effort grows rapidly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
A. B. Halterman
Ohio Farm Bureau
Halterman
Columbus
Farm Bureau Rural Electrification Cooperative, Inc
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Horticultural Group Plans Summer Meet at Grand River Orchards
The Ohio State Horticultural Society will hold its northern Ohio summer meeting August 15 at Grand River Orchards in Geneva Ashtabula County. The 250 acre orchard with 7000 trees averages 400 bushels of fruit yearly and includes a 75000 bushel cold storage and irrigation. Leading varieties include McIntosh Delicious Rome Baldwin Jonathan Twenty Ounce Duchess Wealthy and Greening. The society invites fruit growers and families to attend.
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Ohio
Ohio State Horticultural Society
United States
F. H. Beach
Grand River Orchards
Geneva
Ashtabula
McIntosh
Delicious
Rome
Baldwin
Jonathan
Duchess
Wealthy
Beach
Woman struck by rifle discharge in doorway accident
Mrs. M. P. Galloway suffered a chin wound when a rifle hanging on a wall jarred loose in a doorway during a strong wind. The incident occurred as a storm battered the area. Nearby farmers discuss longer hours and lower wakes for workers. Manila may distribute free milk to poor school children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rurt Dodge
M. P. Galloway
Manila
Dangerous Landings In Captive Goddess Chapter XXXII
Tommy regains consciousness in a subterranean cave and severs his bonds to escape with Marshall. A collapse blocks their path as Tommy drags the old man toward safety while grappling with hidden passages and a looming confrontation with Flane who pursues them with a crowbar. Linda is endangered as the chase tightens.
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Tommy
Sock
Marshall
Linda
Serrer Wer
Dra
Flame
Flane
Kirkbrae
Marshal
Kirk~ Brae
Hong Kong
Baseball fans pack East Carlisle for village game honors
Large Friday crowd attended six o'clock baseball at East Carlisle with teams led by E H Willis and Harry Slauter. Willis's side claimed the honors as the best team on the field amid a day filled with social notices and neighborhood guest updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Willis
Harry Slauter
East Carlisle
Carlisle Luncheon Hosts A F F W Club Members
Mrs C M Johnson entertained at an outdoor luncheon at her LaPorte home Friday for members of the A F F W Club and their friends. The afternoon was spent socially and quietly.
West Ridge Attends School Reunion at Carlisle
Aug 30 list of attendees from West Ridge for the annual School No. 1 and 2 reunion held at A. C. Hain’s Avon Lake home. Names include J H Penfound family, Hazel Caywood, Ardith Caywood, Bery Snyder family, Mary Hahn, Archie Penfound, and many others. Also notes Camp Crag visit by Margaret and advisor, and various relatives visiting Elyria and Wellington areas.
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West Ridge
J. H. Penfound
Harlan
Hazel Caywood
Ardith
Bery Snyder
Carolyn and
Dale
Mary Hahn
Archie Penfound
Carlisle
A. C. Hain
Avon Lake
Rhove Island
Julia Saywell
Elyria
Florence Pennington
Elly Campbell
Providence
Rhode Island
Mary McComb
Pawteket
Lisy
Schramm Road
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
P. A. Spieth
Felix Pauly
Margaret
Polk
Ohio
Ollie Minnich
Mary Eppley
Milton
Edison Highway
Charles Schaible
Mohrman
Harry Lauer
Wellington
Pittsfield
Camden
Townline Road
Local Social Notes Highlight July Visits and Travel
July social updates list residents visiting relatives in Detroit and Ohio towns, with returns by bus and car. Summers at Linwood Park and lake outings are noted alongside college departures and radio appearances. Multiple families and 4-H events feature in weekend gatherings, with a minor ankle injury reported at work.
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Mary Date
Linwood Park
Arthur Eschtruth
Francis Stinebring
Wittenburg College
Springfield
May Baldwin
Thomas
Claude
Thomas Stinebring
Chris Ackerman
B. H. Ryan
WHK
Markley Busy Boys
North Amherst
Markley
Donavon Rea
Louis Keller
Samuelson
Detroit
Michigan
Theodora Weichel
Elyria
D. F. Eschtruth
John Beasley
Ed McGucken
E. O. Sprague
William Gerrick
Florence
Ohio
Local Social and Church Notices From Garrick Rome Area
Community activity spans church services and Sunday School turnout, neighbor visits across Elyria Mansfield and Coshocton. 4-H Busy Boys Club meeting covers camp notes and project plans. camp life talk and officer tours highlighted. birthday party hosted for Mrs Cook’s circle. Wiener roast with former English students noted.
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Markey
Busy Boys 4-H Club
Lugene
George Eddy
Francis Lewis
Camp Crag
Gerald Morris
Robert Trockley
Charles Senning
Kieth Rhone
Jack Tracy
Alfred Rhone
Wade Worcester
Ted McCarty
Bob Lewis
William Saylor
George
Eugene Eddy
Eugene
Francis Stinebring
Louis Jackson
Elyria
J. G. Morris and
Summer PTA Activity Surges Nationwide
Washington reports a vigorous summer program by the National Congress of Parents and Teachers. Local units, state branches, and the national body promote summer courses, organizational training, and a wide array of educational meetings in preparation for next year. The “Summer Round-up of the Children” health project runs across the country, while an August publishing program will distribute 1.6 million books and pamphlets and exceed 2 million membership cards already printed. The evening included honoree tributes, refreshments, and a social with a handkerchief shower, as the Sewing Sallies hosted an ice cream event on the New Parker lawn with Lorain county extension agent Hummel presenting four reels of pictures.
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Washington
National Congress of Parents and Teachers
National Congress
P. T A
United States
Ume
The
O. B. Rea
Leroy Rhone
Ackerman
C. F. Senning
J. G. Morris
Markley Busy Boys
Sewing Sallies
New Parker
Hummel
Lorain County
Weiner roast moved to Haynes home in Sheffield O
Rainy weather forced the Ford road young people to shift the planned weiner roast to Mr and Mrs A C Haynes residence on July 30. Attendees included Marie Mittlestead Marian Chambers Laura Jean Pongrass Maybelle Hollis Ruth Jackson Neva Carrick Hilda Rider Eva Bertie, Harry Howard George Wayne Frank, Clyde and Robert Haynes, H C Chambers and others. The group shared games and music after roasting wethers in the fireplace.
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Haynes
Sheffield
Weiner
Ford Road
A. C. Haynes
Lakeview Beach
Marie Mittlestead
Avon
Marian Chambers
Gratton
Laura Jean Pongrass
Warren
Ohio
Maybelle Hollis
Ruth Jackson
Neva Carrick
Hilda Rider
North Canton
Eva Bertie
Bellevue
Pennsylvania
Harry Jackson
Howard Carrick
George Chambers
Wayne Jackson
Frank Chambers
Clifford Spaulding
Elyria
James Bertie
Clyde
Robert
West River
H. C. Chambers
Oceala
Ohio Mutual
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Ohio Farm
Urray D. Lincoln
Ohio Farmureau
American Arm Bureau Federation
Incoln
Ohio Counties
Trace
Mees
England
Venice
India
United Pestars Stadieste
Pat of
al Rizhta
Pittsburgh
Canton
Kansas City
Kansas
Lorain
Willis
Carl Molosky
East Avenue
Canada
Elizabeth Chapman
Mary K. Miller
Howard Good
Cleveland
S. George Goodyear
Butt Ridge
J. E. Retsing
Archia Welton
Grafton Road
Paul Busgart
Lyle
Floral Acres
Son
Arlys
Kipton
Jeft
Cedar Point
Paul Savage
Lakewood
Hart A. Dickason
Charles Purdue
Junexean
Warne Kropp
Buddy
Gratton Road
Jackson
Clarence Whitney
Edna
Edith Whitney
Grattan Road
Coldwater Lake
Helen Schwemler
June Harrison
Dick Gregg
H. H. Gregg
William Rennie
LaPorte
Wilfred Bowdler
Margare
Stokes
Eric D. Chapman
Hades
Milli Cole
Attica
Samuel Stevenson
Maude
Beryl
Vineyard Font Lake
Miller Jones
Mansfield
Mansfield Reformatory
William Pfieffer
la Grange Road
Doris Jackson
Lindy Lodge
William C. Sudro
Columbus Hspital
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Cora Dimali
Lon Bungart
Margaret Pallas
Lee Eldred
Leota Drusendahl
Betty Miller
Marguerite Mason
Doris Minnich
Reisinger
H. J. Hitler
Christian Reisinger
Cascade Park
Mildred Pallas
Vermilion On the Lake
Theodore Grills
Melvin
Harold
Harry Lauerson
Charles Toth
Wallhgead
Sylvester Asperger and Son
Beatrice Burrer
Violet
Ruth Schroeder
South Ridge
Hope Smith
Eleanor Simms
Vincent
Francis Henry
Butternut Ridge Road
Vermilion-on-the- Aka
Ninnie
Kathryn
Warren Beasley
Garrick
Copas
Audrey
William Papay Junior
Methodist Church
General Ladies Aid Society
A. C. Warser
Wills
Charles Long
M. E. Church Sun‘aay School
John Cook
M. B. Copas
William Eddy
John Harnish
C. EH. MeIntire
Shirley
Subotica
Yugoslavia
C. D. Burill
Lake Are
Onto
Household Finance Co
Wrrer Iiheweer
Elyria, Ghia
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