Use of Woods for Source of Repair Materials Advised
Farm forester Wiesehuegel of Ohio State University urges farmers to manage farm woods as a direct source of repair materials and cash crops. He notes pine and softwoods cost more abroad, while state-grown wood like pine, green oak, and chestnut offer savings, and materials from one's own woodlot can boost earnings. Dead and diseased trees can be fuel or lumber, and openings can be filled with seedbeds of ash and walnut for farm use, turning neglected woodlands into value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiesehuegel
Ohio State University
Welsehuegel
Soil nutrient signs in crops point to nitrogen and phosphoric acid needs
F. J. Salter, soils specialist at Ohio State University, explains crop symptoms revealing nitrogen or phosphorus deficiencies. Slow growth, yellowing lower leaves in corn and sweet corn, and pale green to grayish foliage indicate nitrogen or phosphorus stress, with stunted root systems and small, light fruits or seeds signaling nutrient shortfalls.
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F. J. Salter
Agricultural Extension Servce
Ohio State University
Salter
Ohio study analyzes hazards in wheat production
Five Ohio State University agricultural extension specialists refined a bulletin from the state agriculture department to help wheat producers. The chapters cover insect control harvesting machinery diseases production practices and wheat as feed with notes on varieties seed standards wintering fertilizers and wheat grades.
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Anffort
Ohio
Ohio State University
Aliege of Agriculture
Maritta
Spencer Briefs Include Local Visits and Church Program
Spencer notes list Earl Van Oxwell and Mr. Shannon from Cleveland visiting at Mr and Mrs Frank Ice and Mr and Mrs Van Boxwell. Mr and Mrs Bert Herrick and daughter Dixie June of Weiler were guests of Mr and Mrs Seymour Moone. Karl Howan works on the Clement Auble firm. Spencer Lutheran church held a Children's Day program Sunday evening.
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Spencer
Earl van Oxwell
Shannon
Leveland
Coshocon
Orla White
Alvin Neidhardt
Preston White
Harney Brow
Malinda Naylor
Weaver
Gaboral
Cleveland
M. L. Fuller
Harry Potts
J. A. Bartch
Jean Bartch
P J. Rowe
Church of the Brethren
Geraldine Wiedrup
Wellington
Flossie Bridges
Beulah Woods
Clara Woods
Anderson
Indiana
Church of the Brethren Conference
Rt. E Bishop
West Salem
P. J. White
Karl Wiedrick
W. W. Bridges
Harold Butler
Geneva
Dale White
J. Rowe
Harry Hillbrook
Johnson
MayGea
Nashville
Tennesee
Ellen Walters
Lodi
Milo Billman
Malinda Rumbaugh
Beulah
Ashland
Robert
James Hardie
Hardie
Will St
Burbank
Lydia Brown
West Sa- Tem
Weekend Social Buzz in Spencer Area
A crowded note of weekend visits lists Miss Marguerite Curtice of Oberlin Business College staying with her parents, and numerous travels among Spencer residents. Included are car rides, family visits from Cleveland and Ashland, class picnics, church events, a poultry day, and several anniversaries and dinners.
Ridgeville Te mke Juchem Wedding
June 23 ceremony at St. Peter's church united Lester Juchem and Miss Della Timke in marriage. Bride wore white satin with pearl accessories. attendants included sister Clara Timke with yellow roses. Reception at groom’s home. couple to reside with groom’s father. Additional local notes: banns proclaimed for Walter Traxler and Miss Jane Medert, plus various social visits and guests.
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Ridgeville
St. Peter's Church
John Nahem
Lester Juchem
John Juchem
Della Timke
Paul Timke
Olmsted Falls
Clara Timke
Valley City Social Update Reflects Visits and Band Week
Valley City notes show Mr and Mrs Arthur Hauck returning from Vinita Oklahoma with Mrs J Welburn visiting daughters here and in Cleveland. Local youths attend County Band Week at Camp Crag while residents travel to Cleveland and Youngstown. A nearby A B C Club gathering yields high scores, and Valley City loses a 4 to 0 ball game to Spencer.
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Valley City
Arthur Hauck
Vinita
Okla
J. Welburn
Hauck
Vaughn Arrington
West Park
Camp Crag
Martin Huge
Paul Steck
Alexander Hauck
Donald Mover
June Gunkleman
Clifton Arick
Wm. Grabenstetter
Robert Arick
Cleveland
Harry Bauer
A. B. C. Club
George Wolfe
Lemar Harper
Earl Arick
Janice
Arthur Hauek
Anna Flyer
Dublin
Ireland
Bertha Schaeffer
Youngstown
David Perkins
Joris Hoppe
F. C
Spencer
Dirlam Reunion Brings Kin From Several Cities
Huntington Dirlam and wife attended the Dirlam reunion at Wellington Fair Grounds with attendees from Bowling Green Cleveland La Porte Elyria Sullivan Wellington and Baker's Crossing. Other items note calls on Mrs Shepard in Wellington Bay Village visits by Auble family and a Wellington family gathering with extended kin from Cleve land Curtice and Toledo.
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Dirlam
Huntington
H. Dirlam
Wellington Fair Ground
Bowling Green
Cleveland
la Porte
Elyria
Sullivan
Wellington
Baker's Crossing
Avon Entertain Club Late Hour Brings Bridge Prizes
Avon June 23 Mr and Mrs BE A Scammon hosted the Late Hour club with bridge as the evening’s entertainment. After five games prizes went to Mrs George Nagel and James Rusgel with second honors to Miss M A Webber and George Nagel. Consolation to Mrs Scamman and Mrs Greeley. Peonies and roses framed a pink and white decor and a late hour luncheon followed. Next meeting at Miss M A Webber’s home.
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Avon
BE. A. Scammon
George Nagel
James Rusgel
M. A. Webber
Misa M. A. Webber
EMTONA Promises Beauty Through System Cleanse
An early 20th century style ad touts EMTONA as a healthful beauty aid. It claims to cleanse poisons from the system, relieve aches from constipation, restore appetite, and build red blood, with doctor endorsements and widespread health benefits. The ad is attributed to Muirz Cut Rate More at 418 Broad St. Ady.
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Emtona. Muirz
Broad St. Ady
Oberlin High School graduates noted at Pittsfield event
Pittsfield residents attended Oberlin High School graduation ceremonies on Wednesday evening. Ruth West Lois Mills and Alma Roloff received diplomas. Also noted were attendance at a funeral in Norwalk for LeRoy Ford and news of John Brumby's death in Kipton.
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Oberlin Pitts
Eld
A. G. Mills
Ruth
John West
Jank Roloff
C. J. Whitney
C. H. Whitnley
Wallace Bear
Perry Brandt
Grace West
Nettie
Fannie
Velma Whitney
Lakewood
Oberlin High School
Ruth West
Lois Mills
Alma Roloff
M. T. Brown
John Brumby
Kipton
Elyria Visitors and Local Society Notes
A roundup of local visits and social events lists Mrs Meber Beer and two children Jack and Betty, Mrs Eva Piper, Miss Elizabeth Jordan, and Miss Elsie Avery visiting Elyria. LeRoy Lounsbrough and daughter Betty Maye spent time in Cleveland with business trips. Children on parade at Community church marked a full day with diplomas, recitations, and musical numbers by Mrs Charles Whitney and others. Akron visitors attended a Firestone tire sale. Various families visited friends and hosted Sunday guests in Elyria and nearby towns.
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Marguerite Curtice
Oberlin Business College
Edwin Curtice
Roy Stroup
Charles Root
Donald
Junior
Homerville
Don Wiedrick
Cleveland
Martin Wiedrick
Minnie Curtice
John Marsh
Ashland
Spencer
Amanda Kime
Earl van Boxwell
Spencer High School
Rice's Dam
Fred Schmauch
Mansfield Weral
G. L. Emerson
Wellington
Leslie Fuller
Charles Fuller
Mark Stuart
C. EB. Stuart
Eva Stuart
Geraldine Andrews
Edith Auble
Leota McCourt
Frank Buhoup
T. D. Auble
Lakewood
Irene Auble
Ruth Culvertson
Agnes Strong
W. Leatherman
Alfred
Barbara
Akron
Mis
N. E. Fuller
Anna Catherine Evans
Ruth Filkin
Wakeman
John N. Rhein
Elizabeth Gilbert
Thomas
Helen
Joseph Stark
St. Johns
Mich
Edward Snyder
Michigan State College
Snyder
Kathryn
Ernestine Schmitz
Bay Village
Matt Schmitz
Elyria
Meber Beer
Jack and
Betty
Eva Piper
Elizabeth Jordan
Elsie Avery
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Maye
Charles Whitney
Robert White
Elmer Hart
Walter Bush
Elyma
Beal
Bradley
Oberlin
Guests of Friends and Sunday Visitors in Lake County
Miss Dorothy Waite stayed with Mr and Mrs Walter Peck in Wellington. Mrs Ruth Dawes of Wakemath visits indefinitely with Mr and Mrs Harry Croslen. Ernie and Kenneth Green hosted Green family at Sunnyside. Miss Mabel Krueger of Elyria and Lester Pratt of Ridgeville visited LeRoy and Mrs Lounsbrough. A chicken supper is planned by the Community church Ladies on June 24 at 6 30. Betty Maye Lounsbrough joined Henry Worcester in Camden for Lakeside Beach trip. Mr and Mrs Albert Hoatettler and daughter June visited Mr and Mrs Andrew Raynak at Beaver Park.
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Naegel
Charlies Kaufman
George Klein
Rudolph Eiseman
Harry
Walter
Grace
Cleveland
Curtice Rose
Mias
Irene
Eiseman
Toledo
Conrad Naegels
Ruth Dawes
Wakemath
Harry Croslen
Mabel Krueger
Mlyria
Laster Pratt
Ridgeville
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Ladies Society of the Community Church
Betty Maye Lounsbrough
Henry Worcester
Camden
Lakeside Beach
Lotain
Albert Hoatettler
June
Andrew Raynak
Beaver Park
Murray Ridge 4-H Club Meets
Jean and Maude Fridenstine hosted the Kitchen Katies 4-H club Friday afternoon with Cathaleen Young presiding at the business meeting. A cornstarch pudding was demonstrated by Jean Fridenstien followed by games and refreshments for members including Marion Knittle Marjorie and Helen Pitcock Cathaleen and Caladesa Young Jewel Beal Roberta Freeland and Mrs Corressa Dean and Jean and Mauds Fridenstien. The note adds a historical aside about 18th century transatlantic ships sailing twice yearly, four months round trip.
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Jean
Maude Fridenstine
Cathaleen Young
Jean Fridenstien
Marion Knittle
Marjorie
Helen Pitcock
Cathaleen
Caladesa Young
Jewel Beal
Roberta Freeland
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Bungle
Harry J. Tuthill
Senator Yodler
FTER
SONY
Ahem
Geniug
Joo
Naton
Benoret Chemical
St, Louis MO
Kelling Seed Co
Broad Ph
Austin Swartz
Ida Shepard
Perry Beckett
Caroline Wood
Mary
D. C. Vanderholt
EB. A. Kirkpatrick
Mary Redman
Pawnee
Ruth Still
Creston
Paul Miller
Helen Miller
Galion
Neliia Rugs
Royal Waltz
Lecta Bair
N. J. Walters
May Rice Johnson
Redridge
Michigan
B. Foreatone
Lydia Daugherty
Evelyn Allen
Garra
Crawford's Corners
Society Hall
H.R. Billman
N. P! Lear
Victor Krugman
Lester Lear
Fred Ruffman
Rittman
Lowell Edleman
Jeanne and
Findlay
George Maddock
Karl Elseman
Rudolph
Emily
Misa Margaret Buch
A. C. Kolbe
Dewey Schibley
Myron Schibley
Rock River
Henry Kane
C. B. Schibley
Frank Schibley
Lloyd Cannel
Amherst
C. J. Chapman
John Naegel
H. S. Naegel
Lorain
C. M. Diedrick
Dave Diedrick
Dorothy
C. J. Redding
Wooster
O. H. Dirlam
John Smith
George Blessing
George Kreuck
Gold
Donald Kruisely
Erma Knisely
Ethel Regal
Mrs
Charles Regal
Kid. Finkel
Warren
FR. Allen
Warren Finkle
R. Allen
Agnes Allen
Church of Christ At
Wellington Fair
Ella Noirs
Miss Allen
Raves
Burt Hart
Irwin Davidson
Here
Mrs. Clayton Chapman
Gloria
Lloyd Burkett
Wyandotte, Michigan
J. S. Heifiner
Detroit
Harry Ladd
Jack Benschoter
Wyandotte
Cecil Moore
Arthur Brown
Hartsville
Clarence Alten
Rocky River
Frank Bins
Joseph Garrett
Veronica Bins
Edward Gable
Kenneth
Mary G. Webber
Edith Casper
Earl Pickering
A. J. Linden
Vernop Fry
John Emmerick
Huron
Lilly Collins Andliss Florence Doretty
Charles Wager
W Wright
Mansfield
Richard
Charles Krause
James Peck
Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's Church
Sue Polska
Sheffield
Roman Plas
Waler Loescher
Herman Loescher
Florence Knapp
Frank Stoffer
Joseph Barnes
Virginia Bommer
St. John’s Hospital
Chas
Sharon
Joseph Holturick
Walter Traxler
Jane Medert
Dorothy Mullen
Birmingham
Ala
George Palmer
Shepard
Altha Shepard
Cora
Bay
Edward Auble
Delbert
George
Irwin Manning
Frad Manning
Frances
Wanda
Harold Leiby
Will Koons
Emtona
Pittsfield
A. W. Davidson
LeRoy Ford
Norwalk
Albert Hostettler
Wm. Harris and Son
Wilcuby Harris
Firestone Rubber Company
Frank Freed
Lucy Turney
Elywood Wiley
Will Smith
Frank Smith
Mason Smith
Mary Maddock
Anna Cole
Sherlin
Barry Crosier
Lucy
Dorothy Waite
Chi
Wafter Peck God Non Franklyn
Wellngton
Mal Vans
Green
Ernie
Mrs. Green
Sunnyside
Murray Ridge
K. H. Broad
E.decker
Mickey
Elderread Tire & Supply Co
Geef Tomopnow
Mr. PA SE
Dayton Tires
Elderread Tire and Supply Company
Chronicle - Telegram
Insurance Department
Chronicle- Telegram
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