Farm Mortgage Indebtedness and Prosperity in Agriculture
The piece argues that many owner operated farms were free of mortgage in 1980 while total farm mortgage debt grew yet remained a fraction of farm values. It links rising mortgage levels to periods of prosperity and land speculation, notes regional differences, and defends mortgages as productive tools rather than distress signals. It cites Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin and others, stressing state variation and the need for self-reliance over government aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Broad and Wall
New York City
Wall Street
New England
East
South
Middle West
West
Washington
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
California
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Idaho
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Mississippi
Georgia
Alabama
Arkansas
Louisiana
Florida
West Virginia
New York
Pennsylvania
Marking Of Screens Aids Identification
All window screens should be numbered and labeled with small brass tags. Tags may be obtained in duplicate, one on the screen and the other on the window frame. In spring when screens are brought out they should be matched to their openings. Miss Gush Soma have eyes and see not, ears and hear not.
Newest And Gayest In Glove Crochet Pattern
Learn glove crochet with simple mesh gloves and a lacy cuff design. Pattern B607 offers sizes small to large with illustrated stitches. Send 10 cents to Chronicle-Telegram Arts Dept for pattern 5607 at 259 W 14th St New York NY. Include name address and pattern number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle-Telegram
Arts Dept
W. 14Th Street
New York
N. Y
Spencer W. ER. M. Society Busy Spencer
Spencer The W H M Society of the Baptist church held an all day meeting with Mrs Edwin Wallington. Mrs Clyde Keiffer of Elyria spoke and led devotional hour. A wiener roast was held in the evening. About thirty Loyal Workers of the M E division met with Mrs Jacket at Five Points for social time, games and stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ER. M. Society
Spencer
W. H. M. Society of the Baptist Church
Edwin Wallington
Clyde Keiffer
Elyria
M. E. Division
Real Estate Transfers Report June 20 1936 Lorain area
Transfers recorded by The Land Title Guarantee and Trust Co list properties in Lorain County and surrounding towns. Names include Csonoka to Toth on East 36th and East 29th Streets Lorain Inland Lakes Inc to Campagna on Lot 174 Lake Breeze Sheffield Lake Village Farmer to Martin on 25 acres Vermilion Road Brighton Township Martin to Wise on 19 acres Original Lot 85 Columbia Township Martin to Straub on 19 acres Original Lot 68 Columbia Township Wise to Martin on 19 acres Original Lot 55 Columbia Township Witt acquires Reid Avenue Lorain Wagener to Mathes on Milan Elyria Road South Amherst Ida Gershowitz to Robert Tates on Garden Avenue Lorain Peterson to Smith on Hawthorne Avenue Lorain George Bradley to Josephine Bradley on Harvard Avenue Elyria Squire to Rose Basso on North South Center Road LaGrange Rose Basso to Mary Popovik on Center Street LaFirst Savings and Loan to John Radican on James Street Amherst Union Joint Stock Land Bank of Detroit to Harriet Beaird on Lots 5 and 6 Tract 12 Henrietta Township
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Csonoka
Rase Toth
East 36Th Street
East 29Th Street
Lorain
Inland Lakes, Inc
Joseph Campagna
Lake Breeze
Sheffield Lake Village
Mary A. Farmer
Nicholas Martin
Vermilion Road
Brighton
Lyle W. Martin
L. KR. Wise
Columbia Township
Llewellyn Straub
Améla Wise
Lorain Banking Company
Bertha E. Witt
Reid Avenue
John W. Wagener
Marwo P. Mathes
Milan-Elyria Road
Amherst Village
Ida Gershowitz
Robert Tates
Garden Avenue
Charles Peterson
Frederick H. Smith
Hawthorne Avenue
George Bradley
Josephine Bradley
Harvard Avenue
Ely
New London Grange Commencement Highlights Juvenile Program
New London The annual Graduation services of the New London Juvenile Grange were held Thursday evening. Worthy Master Lewis Heyman opened the meeting with roll call showing all but two officers at their stations. Bills were ordered paid and the annual Grange picnic discussed. A communication from Tittin Ohio invited attendance at the National Grange Rally. The Grange closed in regular form and the Juvenile commence ment presented by Mrs Lola Shays and Mrs Stella McMillan. The stage garden setting featured small trees and a white gate. Local callers included Mr and Mrs Cecil Wolf, Mr and Mrs Leon Stone and daughter Virginia of Oberlin, Mrs Graydon Griggs and Mrs Joe Wickelman of Elyria, and Mrs Clara Woods and daughter Beulah visiting in Shreve. Warren Walthers underwent appendicitis surgery in Lodi hospital. Mrs George Myers and daughter Betty spent time in Doylestown with relatives.
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Beulah Woods
Huntington
Clara Woods
Miss Woods
Juanita College
Raymond Mantz
Ins
Mra
Martin Weidrick
Berl Myers
Rose Mantz
Helen
Howard McCourt
Medina Y
Dixie Herrick
Wellington
Beulah
Lorain
Lydia Daugherty
Nelson Garfield
S. M
Pawnee
WS Wertz
Chatham
Dallas Auble
Lodi Hospital
Victoria Butcher
Auble
Geraldine Knipfer
Canton
Anna Frailey
Otto Knipfer
Max Friend
River Cornere
Charles F. Fuller
Barry Gallatin
Cuba
Philco Radio Co
Cinderella Still
New London
Lewis Heyman
Tittin
Lola Shays
Stella McMillan
Cecil Wolf
Leon Stone
Virginia
Oberlin
Graydon Griggs
Joe Wickelman
Elyria
Shreve
Paul Woods
Warren Walthers
Graduation and club events fill village hall and triangle
Graduates Lester Shays and Fred Anderson led a procession into the hall while Juvenile Grange officials conducted the ceremony and a Mantle Oration. 4-H members held a Busy Buckeyes meeting with sewing demonstrations and a county picnic plan. A choir gathering near Grissinger’s home featured talks by Christina Giles Bingham and Reverend Charles R. Bair. Officials debunked a typhoid fever scare, confirming only a glandular illness case. Randolph Blackman was recalled from vacation to Louisville for medical work, with plans to be a senior interne next year.
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Mre
George Upton
Buckeyes
Lois Sturtevant
Beryl Hotchkiss
Betty Raely
Dorothy Upton
Conger’s Grove
Helen Williams
Harold Sturtevant
M. E
C.M. Grissinger
Christina Giles Bingham
Coir
Charles R. Bair
Randolph A. Blackman
GC. A. Blackman
Louisville
Young Blackman
United States Marine Hospital
Cradle Roll Party Draws Mothers and Children
Seventeen mothers and twenty two children attended the Cradle Roll party held in the M. E. Aid.
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M. E. Aid
Parlor Guests Attend Afternoon Program and Refreshments
The Rev and Mrs C R Bair were invited guests and enjoyed a short program in the afternoon with refreshments served in the evening. Committee in charge included Mrs A W Fitch Mrs Dan Cole and Mrs Fred Wilcox. BRIEFS Charles Schucharrd of C E Ward Co moved his family from Lakewood Ohio to 254 East Main Street. Mr and Mrs Wm Parnell of Shelby and Mrs Charles Hicks of Willard visited Mr and Mrs George Parnell. Prof N Neil Luxon of Ohio State University and family left for Washington state to spend the summer after a few days here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Bair
A. W. Fitch
Dan Cole
Fred Wilcox
Charles Schucharrd
C. E. Ward Co
Lakewood
East Main Street
Wm. Parnell
Shelby
Charles Hicks
Willard
Creorge Parnell
N. Neil Luxon
Ohio State University
State of Washington
Prof. Luxon
Local Socials and Hints at Ment State College Summer Courses
The Misses Gwynetta Meree and Jenirose O'Hara study summer courses at Ment State College while Mr and Mrs Ang Be and several Oberlin residents visit Mrs George Parnell. A reflective remark follows on the habit of judging as a barrier to understanding others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ang Be
E. Luzon
Gwynetta Meree
Jenirose O'Hara
Ment State College
Henry Tulk
Dennis
Norman Smith
Arthur Tulk
Oberlin
George Parnell
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Gus W. Dyer
Vanderbilt University
Puritan
Schroll
Alice Brooks
Steve Duran
EB. A. Mayher
Martin Prok
Mary Pochonis
Albert Desick
Mildred Duran
Bill Kozak
Cleveland
Irene
Marge Duran
Mike “Eman
Fraf Kozar
Buffalo
Walter Bowen
K. of P
Spencer Lodge
John White
Frank White
Spencer Cemetery
John Libkisher
Edna Libkisher
Saginaw
Mich
Jane
Miss Lukisher
Michigan
Clarence Dague
Charles MacLaren
Lodi
L. G. Quadé
Quace
Charles Walters
Betty
Norma
Carton
Harry Lilley
Cramel
VINE
Sere
Yrowen
Wee New Weyerhaeuser
Weyerhaeuser
The
Elyria Lumber & Coal Co
Chestnut Street
SU Meer
Land Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Court Street
Ohio
Geo. B. Wahrman
Mer
Middle Ave
TRE City Loan
Lester Shuys
Donald Biswell
Maater
Oron Barker
Opal Ferrell
Lester Shays
Fred Anderson
Harald Kirkpatrick
Ira Sutherland
Evelyn Hile- Man
Grange
Hayman
M. E. Choir Picnic
Stewart Warner
Stewart
Warner
Broad Street
Elyria Hardware
Pix Uy
Allweather
Pathfinder
Goodyear
Marsh ” Son
Broad St
East Ave
Mobil Oil
Mobil Gas — Batteries
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