Ohio farmers install installments pad when due
Louisville, June 27. Of 17,142 interest installments maturing in May on Land Bank Commissioner's Loans 10 farmers of Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Tennessee but 1,247 remained unpaid at month end. Payments due totaled 120,848.17 dollars, only 9,709.77 unpaid. Immell notes many delinquencies are technical or paid early in June, and some borrowers have paid off loans in full.
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Louisville
Land Bank
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
Robert L. Immell
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Immell
Land Bank Commissioner
Congress
Corn Hog Payments Due Soon in Ohio
First payments on corn hog contracts without the early payment rider are being sent to several counties, with Erie the first Ohio county to submit contracts to Washington. A. G. Black of the AAA corn hog section says more Ohio counties and others in Minnesota West Virginia and Indiana are next. Checks will be mailed as contracts are approved. Ohio riders allow county committees to adjust terms. Over $4 million had been disbursed to rider signers by mid-June in western states. Ohio reports show high contract completion with 1700 contracts in Seneca County mostly finished.
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Lror
Nevada
Ohio
Minnesota
West Virginia
Indiana
A. G. Black
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Washington
Erie
Seneca County
Canada Thistles Seed Production and Eradication Methods
Canada thistles produce seeds and seed production is noted in Ohio. First payments in the related program may exceed five million dollars in the state. Eradication requires stopping seed production by preventing flowering and exhausting root reserves, with chemical and mowing methods. A sodium chlorate and limestone mix is described for small patches, with safety cautions and application guidelines. County agents distribute a free bulletin detailing easiest methods.
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Canada
Ohio
Rand
What’s Doing In The Farm World
Sam Plumer reports on farm trends for the United Press. Timothy hay protein rises to nearly 10 percent with early bloom cutting boosting dairy feed value. Sweet clover, alfalfa, and pasture management boost milk flow and profits. Cockerels sell at broiler weight of 2 1 3 pounds. Pasture at night benefits horses. Ohio apple crop prospects hinge on late frosts. Rome Beauty promises strong yields.
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Sam Plumer
United Press
Timothy Hay
Ohio
Rome
Amherst Legion Auxiliary Meets at Post No 118 Home
Twenty four members attended the Amherst Legion Auxiliary meeting at Elmer Johnson Post No 118. Mrs Edward Mobius was elected delegate to the state convention at Cedar Point in August with Mrs Hugo Truscello as alternate. Card games followed the business session with honors going to Mrs Clyde Donnelly, Mrs Albert Towne, and Mrs Anna Krieg. Final meeting until September will include hostesses Mrs Moodius Mrs Charles Mathes Mrs R L Menz and Mrs Conrad Mulder. July Lorain County Council Auxiliary meeting date to be announced.
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Banco
Albert Towne
Pedro
Anna Krieg
Moodius
Charles Mathes
R. L. Menz
Conrad Mulder
J. Ryan
Jom Raealer
G. M. Parker
Clearview Ladies Present Play at Hickory Tree Grange
The Hickory Tree Grange meeting at Milan Avenue Grange Hall Tuesday evening featured a two act play Mrs Jenkin s Brilliant Idea produced under the master Reuben Date with Mrs C A Alexander in charge of the program. The cast included Mrs Jones Mrs Snyder Mrs Jenkins Mrs Hoch Mrs Howe Mrs Hull Mrs Rowe Mrs Schaffer Mrs Scott Mrs Muriel Mrs Lane Mrs Hecock Mrs Brown Mrs Lukecint Mrs Smith and Mrs Nesbit among others.
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Clearview
Jones
Snyder
Jenkins
Hoch
Howe
Hull
Rowe
Schaffer
Scott
Muriel
Lane
Hecock
Brown
Lukecint
Smith
Nesbit
Silver Slippers Recalls and a Lighthouse Romance
In a coastal town a young heiress Joan Dudley nears marriage to twice-older Drew Hallam while entangled with Giles Armiger, a bookshop owner, and the lighthouse keeper’s kin. Tense confidences unfold atop Granitehead light as past loves surface and new rivalries brew in a tense, romance-filled chapter.
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Adelaide Delafield
Drew Hallam
Gromitehead
Drew
Nancy
Giles Armiger
Stephen Scripps
France
Scappa
Giles
Scripps
Joan
Gloucester
Hose Carter
Daly
Gravitehead
Gites
Clearview School PTA Event Ends With Luncheon
Members of the Parent Teacher Association of Clearview school enjoyed an afternoon program with orchestra selections followed by a luncheon prepared by the ladies of the Grange.
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Bers
Parent-Teacher Association
Clearview School
Ladies of the Grange
Midweek Services At Local Churches Schedule Meetings
The First Evangelical church holds a mid week prayer service at the church followed by the official board monthly meeting. The Methodist church conducts a weekly prayer service at the parsonage led by Rev. R. C. Jensen. St. Peter's Evangelical plans a June council meeting at 7:30 PM in church parlors. St. Paul's Lutheran hosts its monthly council meeting at the church.
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Methodist Church
R. C. Jensen
Council of
St. Peter's Evangelical Church
S1. Paul's Lutheran Church
Tour of Dry Cleaning Plant visit by local residents
Local people visited the Robinson Dry Cleaning establishment in Lorain on Tuesday afternoon, including Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jaeger and several named ladies. After the visit the group viewed the rose gardens.
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Robinson Dry Cleaning Establishment
Lorain
Walter Jaeger
Anna Schmanch
Orne Grugel
Lucy Roemer
Kate Sippel
First Evangelical Church
Walter Grobe
South Ridge
A. WM. Rickel
Chippewa Lake
N. ¥. Foster
Anna Judson
Shaker Heights
Myra Smith
Frances Jaeger
Alyce Nieding
Gallagher's Broadway Eatery and Notables Scene
New York on June 27 reports Gallagher's a bustling Broadway restaurant with sawdust floor, pine paneling, and open hickory ovens serving beefy fare and pies. Owner Helen Gallagher, a directress, moves among diners as celebs like Jack Dempsey and Rudy Vallee mingle. the piece notes a lively, domestic atmosphere and mentions other entertainment figures and clubs in a mosaic of late 1920s New York social life.
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New York
Gallagher's
Amd
Helen Gallagher
Jack Dempsey
Rudy Vallee
Gene Buck
Peggy Jorce
Leo Newman
Today is the Day by Clark Kinnaird in 1934 year end note
A miscellany by Clark Kinnaird includes dated historical notes from June 27 across years, recounting colonial independence actions in Boston against Sir Edmund Andros, Washington era events, and early Pacific explorations. It weaves in literary reflections on Gramercy Park and Times Square, with a note crediting McNaught Syndicate.
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Clark Kinnaird Wmyright
House of Deputies
Boston
New England
New York
Sir Edmund Andros
England
Andros
Virginia
Notable 19th Century Figures and 1932 Democratic Nomination Mentioned
A historical note recalls mob action killing Joseph Smith and Hyrum Smith at Carthage jail, the July 12 1843 revelation on polygamy, and June 27 1932 New Deal cards as Roosevelt’s nomination nears. It lists Helen Keller and several prominent figures born in the 19th century, including Cornelius Vanderbilt Charles Stewart Parnell John Golden W C Lengel Paul Lawrence Dunbar David P Barrows Rufus B Kleinsmid.
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Church of the Latter Day Saints
Hyrum
Carthage
Chicago
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Helen Keller
Tuscumbia
Ala
Anne Sullivan
Gridley Howe
Laura Bridgeman
Helen
Christian Heinecken
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Charles Stewart Parnell
de Valera
Ireland
John Golden
W. C. Lengel
Charles Grant
Paul Lawrence Dunbar
David P. Barrows
Rufus B. Kleinsmid
University of
Reading the Skies and Old Days Notes
Weather note from Southern California explains that morning showers indicate a period of showery weather as warm moist air meets cooler dry air. In Older England a forked spoon was deemed an affront to God. The first US plow by Charles Newbold in 1797 failed due to fears of iron poisoning and wear.
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England
United States
Charles Newbold
Vermont
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