Pasture Shortage Helps July August Need Extra Grazing
Ohio agricultural experts urge extra pasture during July and August due to typical seasonal shortfalls. Options include alfalfa grass meadows or Sudan grass seeded 20 to 30 pounds per acre six weeks before grazing with proper fertilization and rotational grazing to avoid Sudan grass poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Dodd
Agronomy Department
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Sudan
Dodd
Apple-Tree Borer Injures Young Orchards
The round headed apple tree borer threatens young orchards aged 3 to 10 years. Inspect bases in June for sawdust castings, remove borers carefully, and paint wounds. Wrap trunks with paper or cloth in late summer to prevent egg laying, and remove wrappers in September. Annual inspections advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Cutright
OK Agricultural Experiment Station
Hatcherymen To Hear Prominent Men At Wooster
Hatcherymen will attend Poultry Day on July 28 at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station in Wooster. Attractors and speakers include prominent men from the poultry industry and related sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Practical Way Of Restoring Soil Productivity
Ohio State agronomist Earl Jones outlines methods to rebuild unproductive soils. He favors lime first for acid soils to enable legume rotation, then regular cropping and appropriate fertilization over green manure plowing. Sweet clover offers long term pasture benefit but requires lime and time. For vegetable soils, plow-down crops like soybeans buckwheat or silage corn are used with cover crops such as rye or wheat plus vetch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Jones
Survey Projects Low Ohio Fruit Crop in 1938
Ohio State University horticulture specialist F. H. Beach reports a heavily frost-damaged fruit outlook for 1938. Apples may reach two to three million bushels, peaches about half normal, plums and pears near one-third, sour cherries around one-fourth, grapes about one-fifth, and strawberries roughly half, with some areas spared. Beach urges growers to push maturation and capitalize on expected favorable markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
F. H. Beach
Ohio State University
Lake Erie
Sandusky
States Beach
Hatcherymen Set Special Meet With National Experts
At Wooster the hatcherymen gather for a 9:30 to 11:00 a m session during the Pre anniversary World Poultry Congress. Reese W Hicks executive secretary of the International Baby Chick Association, J H Florea Poultry Tribune associate editor, and W R Wertz rural economist at Ohio State University speak on national hatchery topics. Hicks covers national issues, Florea on advertising and sales, Wertz on the economic outlook for hatcheries. All three are recognized authorities. Ohio ranks first in the industry and a large turnout is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wertz
Ohio
June Planted Corn and Local Meetings Highlight Farming
An old claim extols June planting for sweet corn noting faster growth and richer ears. Advice covers square planting, pollen distribution, soil prep, and crop choices. Also reported are a group meeting in Henrietta with Farm Bureau topics and a funeral visit to Milan.
Federal Poultry Exhibit To Be Started July 1
Construction on exhibits for the Sev enth World's Poultry Congress and Exposition to be held in Cleveland in 1939 will begin July 1 James R Moore editor of the Ohio Farm Bureau News and Ohio publicity chairman for the Congress said The Hall of Nations and States will house federal exhibits including agencies from Agriculture Labor Commerce Interior Post Office and more The 500 by 180 foot hall will include about 73000 square feet of floor space with 31 states having reservations and 38 booths for foreign nations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
James R. Moore
Ohio Farm Bureau News
Columbus
Ohio Publicity
Congress
Ohio City
Moore
Department of Agriculture
Farm Credit Administration
Rural Electrification Administration
U. S. Tariff Commission
Departments of Labor, Commerce, Interior, Post Office
Federal Trade Commission
Hall of Nations
K. Moore
Ohio to receive 6 million for rural electrification
Ohio farmers are set to receive about 6 million dollars for rural electrification and project extensions in the 1938-39 fiscal year. The sum comes from a Rankin amendment to the federal spending bill, aimed at boosting REA activity and ensuring funds are used within the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John E. Rankin
Miss
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Banks
Washington
Green
Ohio Farm Brean Federation
Funeral Rites Held For Mrs Magdalen Graf
Funeral services were held for Mrs Magdalen Graf of Center Ridge Road after a week long illness. She died Friday. She is survived by a daughter Mrs Trene Leonard of Cleveland and two sons Harold and Edward at home. Burial took place in Riverside Cemetery, Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Ridgeville
Magdalen Graf
Center Ridge Road
Elyria Socials Return Visits and Funeral Attendances
Mr and Mrs Charles Nell of Elyria visited Mr and Mrs F P Blaser on Sunday evening. Mrs Emery Hershey and son Jim spent Tuesday with cousin Mrs William Edwards of Amherst. Vern Andrews attended the funeral of his uncle John Andrews in Washingtonville on Monday with his sister Mrs Robert Martin of Detroit and his mother Mrs H Andrews. The late Mr Andrews had many friends in Elyria. Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs P J Lucas were Mr and Mrs R H Beck and children Helen and Har.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Nell
Elyria
F. P. Blaser
Emery Hershey
Jimmy
Wiliam Edwards
Amherst
Vern Andrews
John Adrews
Washingtonville
Andrew
Robert Martin
Detroit
H. Andrews
Mr. Andrews
Time to Plant Perennials in June For Better Germination
Advice urges planting perennials in June rather than July or August. Prepare a sheltered garden spot, spade deeply, lighten heavy soil with sand or moss, and fertilize. Mark rows and keep the bed moist, using trenches for steady water. Shade the most tender plants when possible.
Red Cross nursing class hosts luncheon at Portman home
Henrietta notes the Red Cross nursing class picnic at Mrs H G Portman on Tuesday noon. Inclement weather moved lunch to buffet service at small tables through the living rooms. Afternoon honors go to Mrs Murphy, nurse from Lorain, and Mrs Homer Cox and Miss Anna Adler of Lorain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Red Cross
H. G. Portman
Murphy
Lorain
Homer Cox
Anna Adler
Grange Meeting At School With Evening Program
The Grange held a regular meeting in the school building on Tuesday evening with good attendance. After the business session the program included a clarinet solo by Rex Lees with piano accompaniment by Miss Helen Lees, a reading and tap dance by Carolyn Kendergh of Lakewood, and music by the Buckeye Buckers orchestra of South Amherst. Refreshments were served by the committee in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Grange
Rex Lees
Helen Lees
Carolyn Kendergh
Lakewood
Buckeye Buckers Orchestra
South Amherst
Lorain and Oberlin women honor bride elect Anna Adler
Mrs Homer Cox of Lorain and Mrs Lyn Brumby of Oberlin hosted a Wednesday evening party at the former’s home for Miss Anna Adler, bride elect of Arthur Burn. Guests enjoyed bingo and a shower of gifts, with refreshments served at small tables to a list of local family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Cox
Lorain
Lyn Brumby
Oberlin
Anna Adler
Arthur Burn
John Born
Howard Born
Daugther Donna
Harvey Born
Oscar Zurcher
Walter Rothe
Jesse Portman
Carol
Sybil
Marjory Kendeigh
Conrad Adler
Henriette
Venetia Twining
Farm Bureau Meeting Discusses Local Farm Issues
A Farm Bureau gathering covered ongoing local agricultural matters. Notables present included Mr. and Mrs. James Lewin and son James Jr., along with Mr. and Mrs. Lane of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewin
James Jr
Lane
Cleveland
4-H Club Meeting Led by Miss Talbot in Henrietta
Henrietta 4-H Clovers gathered at advisor Miss Eleanor Petty's home. President Miss Maud Talbot led the meeting, roll call listed a cole, and three demonstrations were given. The group voted to hold all future sessions at the school building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta
Eleanor Petty
Maud Talbot
A Cole
Ladies Aid Meeting Honors Mrs Bauman at Henrietta Hill
Mrs John Bauman was honored with gifts at the Reformed Church Ladies Aid Society meeting held at her Henrietta Hill home. The vice president led the session in the president’s absence, with Rev. Bucher giving devotionals and a two course luncheon served to numerous guests and members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bauman
Henrietta Hill
Ladies Aid Society
Mary of
Wellington
Reuben Wenzel
Axtel
Bucher
Ed Christ
Donald Haigh
H. G. Portman
Anna Wittenbach
Ernest Lamvermyer
Walter Bennett
Lamberton
Werner Flickinger
John Geissendorfer
Town Line BRIEFS
Mr and Mrs H C Kolbe and children visited the Spiegelbergs Sunday evening. Children’s Day program at South Ridge Evangelical Church drew local residents. Mr and Mrs J M Everick of Glendale Calif expected this week as guests of relatives. Mr and Mrs E C Schubert and others related. Katz of Schenectady N Y visited Spiegelbergs last week. Mrs L W Spiegelberg Mrs Ernest Ingold and Mrs John Peters attended a Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society meeting hosted by Mrs Clarence Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Katz
Schenectady
N. Y
L. W. Spiegelberg
Ernest Ingold
John Peters
Ladies Aid and Woman's Missionary Society
Clarence Cook
Jolly Hustlers 4 H Club Plans Mother-Daughter Banquet
The Jolly Hustlers 4 H Club met with Miss Betty Gunder to arrange a Mother-Daughter banquet. The next meeting is set for Mrs. Wesley Samslow's Oberlin Road home. Britain held Empire Air Day with open Cardington airship station and several Royal Air Force airfields to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Hustlers
Betty Gunder
Wesley Samslow
Oberlin Road
Britain
Cardington
What Causenx Getting Lp Nights
An old ad explains bladder irritation may stem from excess acids and wastes. It promotes a four day test to cleanse kidneys and bowels, urging readers to ask for Bukets at local druggists with a 25 cent refund offer from Bowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowers
Grafton Boy Scout Troop 104 Meets at Town Hall
The Grafton troop met in the Scout Room at the Town Hall. Allen Bartlett led the meeting. William Johnson Eugene Worley and Junior Male presented the flag. Fund papers must be returned to the Town Hall by June 21. Camporee plans were discussed and a Elyria trip meeting is set for Friday at 1:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Allen Bartlett
William Johnson
Eugene Worley
Elyria
Children’s Day Pageant at Methodist Church
Children’s Day pageant at the Methodist Church featured Miss Winifred Tran in charge with a scripture prelude by Miss Joyce Trenchard. Cast included King Winter Leonard Bose Mother Nature Alberta Schwed and many others. a vocal solo was sung by Miss Nervnne Nichols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Winifred Tran
Joyce Trenchard
King Winter
Leonard Bose
Alberta
Flora Schwarer
Delbert Myers
Barbara Johnson
Shirley Lower
Wilma Schwed
Sun
Marilyn Brunson
Sarah Jane Johnson
Adelbert Spitzer
Sidney Spitzer
Betty Jean Dunlap
Dale Barber
Norman Butler
William Schwerer
Patricia Brunson
Birthday Celebration for Mrs Charles McClintock
Mrs Charles McClintock was honored on Sunday at her home for her 62nd birthday. Attended by 45 friends and relatives, the event featured a noon chicken dinner and several birthday cakes. Guests came from Cleveland Lakewood Lorain Sullivan Elyria Amherst and Grafton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles McClintock
Cleveland
Lakewood
Lorain
Sullivan
Elyria
Amherst
Grafton
June Birthday Picnic Honoring Schworer Family
A family picnic at Mr. and Mrs. Russell Schworer’s home celebrated June birthdays. Guests included Eliza beth Schworer Gordon Schworer Theron Ashland Floyd Schworer Iowa Mich Harry Edwards Sheridan Mich Frank Schworer Lewis Lucille Helen Lee Klinect Clarence Metzger Clifford McGill Patty Jean Hattie Betz and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Schworer
Floyd Schworer
William Schworer
Clarence Metzger
Lee Klinect
Ellis
Gordon Schworer
Elizabeth Schworer
Theron
Ashland
Iowa
Mich
Harry Edwards
Sheridan
Frank Schworer
Lucille
Lewis
Helen
Clifford McGill
Patty Jean
Grafton
Hattie Betz
Valley City
Popular Personality 4 H Club Holds Town Hall Meeting
The Popular Personality 4 H Club met in the Council chamber at Town Hall with President Marion Hitchcock presiding. Crystal McDonald read the roll and minutes, then adviser Mrs Otis Lyndes outlined the year’s work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneers 4-H Club
Marion Hitchcock
Crystal McDonald
Otis Lyndes
Grafton Belden Epworth League Holds Summer Meeting
The Grafton Belden Epworth League met Sunday evening on the river bank near Grafton for devotions and a wiener roast concluding their summer schedule. Mr and Mrs J W Knight of Cleveland visited relatives, while their son Frederick of Louisville University returned home for the break. Merton Baritter and Miss Shirley Jasper of Columbia joined Sunday dinner at the Knight home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton-Belden
J. W. Knight
Cleveland
John Knight
Frederick
University of Louisville
Merton Baritter
Shirley Jasper
Columbia
Wellington Park public address system set for union services
A public address system will be installed in Wellington Park for union services next Sunday evening, organized by Rev. Lonzo S Green and Rev. John S Green during the Summer months. Morgan Dirlam Post of the American Legion met in regular session Tuesday. The Bank Night Fund was awarded Harold Perry. A social time followed. The Young People's Sunday school class at the M E church enjoyed a social evening at the home of their teacher Mrs. Norman Griggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington Park
Lonzo S Green
John S Green
Morgan Dirlam Post
American Legion
Bank
Harold Perry
M. E. Church
Norman Griggs
Community Notes Highlight Farewells and Local News
By Cora M. Shepard notices farewell to Misses Jean Phelps and Lucille Burge entering Kent State University this summer. Elyria Odd Fellows address Wellington lodge meeting. secretary absent at Columbus funeral directors convention. Various local moves, visits, and club updates noted with refreshments served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Phelps
Lucille Burge
Kent State University
Noble
W. L. Gehrkin
The
Elyria Odd Fellows
Wellington I
E. L. Sharp
Columbus
Charles Willard
Buddy
Vivienne
Patsy
Youngstown
Russell Rudy
Ashland
William Botsford
Detroit
Mich
Paul Nichols
Fred. Nichols
Spencer
Lena Dibble
Cleveland
Wellington Lodge No. 127
Wellington Hamlin Woman's Relief Corps
Greenwood Cemetery
Grover Gunkerman
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
Wellington Townsend Club
Mary Johns
Lorain
Wellington Club
Los Angeles
California
Congressional Congress
Margaret Schach
Joyce Meredith
John Ruhl
Muss Mattie Ruhl
Herrick Avenue West
Wellington Opens New Court At North Side Grounds
The etic febanel by the Board of Public Affairs for the Board of Reenaen stands on the north side of the show grounds. The court is well lighted and used at night as well as during the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Board of Public Affairs
Board of Reenaen
Wellington students earn college degrees at Oberlin and beyond
Miss Margery J. Shields daughter of the Supt. of Schools was among 23 Oberlin Conservatory of Music graduates earning a Sch Mus B degree. Frances Ramser daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry J Ramser completed her studies at Ohio State University. Philip Bradstock son of Mr and Mrs L G Bradstock graduated from Western Reserve University in Cleveland and will work in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery J. Shields
Frances Ramser
Philip Bradstock
Wellington
Miss Shields
A. W. Shields
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Miss Ramser
Henry J. Ramser
Ohio State University
Maxine West
Ramser
Hal Boehler
Lorain
Bradstock
L. G. Bradstock
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Local social notes from Elyria and surrounding towns
Mrs. Martha Seckt hosts Elyria Chapter of the D A R on June 14. Various visitors and gatherings are listed, including families at the Seckt home and several Sunday dinners. Out of town guests attend from Lakewood Cleveland Olmsted Falls and East Cleveland, with luncheon at 12 30 and organizers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Shephard
Martha Seckt
Carl Seckt
Albert Krebs
Indian Hollow Road
Fred Peebles
Coshocton
Seckt
A. M. Ewers
Elyria
Clifford Schultz
Evelyn Steck
Harold Schmidt
Caspar Schmidt
Valley City
William Park Lilley
Grace Park
William Lent
Hal Rothgery
Barney
Clarence Woodings
Ernest Lamb
Lakewood
Franklin Rust
Belden
Melvin Jenkins
Dover Center
George Myers
Clayton Sooy
Allen
H. J. Myers
Huron Road Hospital
Cleveland
John Myers
Ed. Braun
Leslie Gould
Griswold Road
Aid
Robert Myer
Paul Newman
East Cleveland
Geo. Scharf
Margaret Fink
Fairview
Joseph Nauasy
Olmsted Falls
J. S. Beck
Ridgeville
Local Notes and Social Gossip From Grafton Belden and Olmsted Falls
Carol Shepard visits Dorothy Kelly in Grafton while Belden hosts John Kelly’s family. Mrs Kelley shows marked improvement after illness. Margaret Eldred visits New York City with Miss Mabel Eldred. Norman Sparr and Myrle Bieffert obtain a marriage license in Olmsted Falls. F W Mitchell opens laundry repair shop at Lorain and Forter Road. Harry Maxfield visits Parma friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Shepard
Grafton
Dorothy Kelly
Ben Salisbury
Sarah Lord
Ruth Lord
John Kelly
Belden
Kelley
Margaret Eldred
Kennedy Ridge
New York City
Mabel Eldred
Norman Sparr
Olmsted Falls
Myrle Bieffert
North Olmsted
F. W. Mitchell
West Lorain Congregational Women Host Group Meeting
Mrs. G. E. Stearns welcomed members of the West Group of the Lorain Road Congregational church and several guests Thursday. The gathering focused on fellowship and church activities with plans for future events discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Stearns
West
Lorain Road
Club collection of 250 golf clubs shocks Sydney
In Dr. James Hunter's assets at his Sydney estate lay 250 golf clubs. The set is believed to be a private owner record, spanning ancient and modern varieties. Hunter reportedly bought every new club entering the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
James Hunter
Hunter
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Brownhelm
Black River Townships
Glen Hobbs
Russian Township
Farm Bureau Credit Union
Hobbs
Merritt Powell
Phyllis
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Roy Angersbach
A J Clemons
Wallace Court
James Buck
Milan
Carl Dudley
Gaillardias
Farm Bureau
Ladies Aid Meeting
Adam Horn
Lester Husted
Shirley Ann Dellefield
Henry Funk
Carl Reusser
Rocky River
Albert Reusser
Anr
Chauncey Currier
and Mirs
Aubrey Akremser
Airs
Charles Latteman
Carl
Butler Road
Theodore Ries
Lows Dellefield
Martha Dellefield
Methodist Church of
D. C. Club
Walter Foyl
Ralph
Charles Berg
Robert Latteman
Howard Ladrach
C. H. Currier
Pomona Grange
Hickory Tree Grange Hall
Victor Hostettler
Sibley
Telepho
Sprague
Tel
Epworth
Open Air Services
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Ortland
Barton Road
Twine
Assn
Hanna
Anna Green Seal
Eine Heldmyer Hardware
Broad Street
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