Lorain Countys Four-H CluBs Report Strong Growth
Lorain County reports 190 boys in 16 Four-H clubs this summer with 266 projects. Rabbits lead at 58 projects, calves 48, gardens 42, and potatoes 32. Clubs include Brownhelm with 30 members and Marile Busy Boys with 25, plus numerous Rabbit and Calf clubs across Amherst, Wellington, La Grange and other towns.
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Lorain County
State Club Department
Horton B. Alger
Enro
Alter
Brownhelm Club
Sandstone Rabbit Club
Amherst
East Carlisle
Cinb
Russia
Poultry Flock Records Highlight May Egg Yields
Five Loram County flocks enrolled in two county extension projects posted egg production above one egg per bird in May. The accounts project averaged 16.9 eggs per bird across 2,956 birds, while the calendar project averaged 15.7 eggs per bird across 3,917 birds. T. D. Good’s flock led the month with 24.42 eggs per bird in the calendar project. Others posting high figures include J. H. Stephens Ridgeville Roy Pomeroy Srratton George Hasenpflug Brownhelm, H. T. Breyley and Son Pitts Weld Nellie Mohrmar Wellington Charles Black Eaton and Mrs. James McConnell.
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Loram County
Hortor
Alger
T. D. Goodin
J. H. Stephens
Ridgeille
Roy Pomeroy
Srratton
Andeorge Hasenpfilug
Brownhelm
George Asenpflug
Fh. T. Breyley and Son
Pitts ‘Weld
Nellie Mohrmar
Wellington
Charles Black
Eaton
James McConnell
Breton missionary taught BC tribes shorthand for Bible reading
A Breton missionary-priest observed BC Indians who could not read the Bible he had given them and began teaching them shorthand to speed their literacy, aiming to enable quick reading and writing for religious texts.
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British Columbia
Tree Reclaiming Advice for Ohio Drought Damaged Trees
Thousands of newly planted and some established trees in Ohio suffered damage in the last two years. Shoots emerging at the bases offer a rapid path to replacement. select the strongest shoot, tie or prune to the main stem, and consider re grafting if shoots arise below the bud or graft point.
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Ohio
F. H. Ballou
Department of Horticulture
Boys Tour Lorain County Dairy Farms for 4-H Study
Four county 4-H clubs will tour four Lorain County dairy farms next Wednesday to study cattle breeds Jergey Holstein Ayrshire and Guernsey. C. L. Blackman will judge at each stop with tours starting 5 30 AM at Fred Mohns Huntington Ohio.
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Lorain County
Horton B
Ayrshire
Jackson, Camp, and Wolcott
la Grange
Guernsey
Lorain
Huron
Medina
Quyahoga Counties
Kansas Crops Razed By Hail
Robinson Kansas farmers describe the worst hailstorm in memory. A solid ice sheet covered green fields while hail up to billiard-ball size damaged roofs and fruit trees, killed birds, and stripped crops. Five inches of rain followed, flooding streams as farmers planned to replant 90 day corn and other crops.
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Kansas
County Agent To Instruct Class At State Camp
Mias Alice Sird county agricultural extension agent will teach a lettering course at Camp Ohio Licking County next week. The camp runs annually to train county agents and club leaders to aid their work in fostering citizenship and public service. The period starts Monday afternoon and continues through the week.
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Mias
Alice Sird
Camp
Ohio
Licking County
Bishop Decries Half Way Age at Union College
Dr. Irving P. Johnson Episcopal Bishop of Colorado told Union College students that the nation is overrun by half truthful, half honest people. He urged that half educated specialists and half honest politicians undermine education and governance. Johnson spoke during his 45th class reunion visit.
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Schenectady
N.Y
Irving P. Johnson
Episcopal
Colorado
Johnson
Union College
Bucknell Credits Music as Degree Program
Bucknell University announces that music can be pursued as a major or minor with BA or BS degrees under the Bucknell School of Music. President Homer P. Rainey says liberal arts colleges must incorporate the arts, and Bucknell is making music a fundamental part of its program, emphasizing the student’s ability.
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Lewisburg
Eastern College
Bucknell School of Music
Homer P. Rainey
Bucknell
Colleges of Liberal Arts
Bucknell University
North Olmsted Fourth of July Celebrated by Men’s Club
North Olmsted hosts a community Fourth of July at North Olmsted Park directed by the Clague Road Congregational Church Men's Club. Programs include a C and L baseball game led by Clarence Demaline versus Herald Limpert, a parachute jump by Dave Dunkel, a George Washington program by the North Olmsted Grange, Boy Scouts Troop 204, and a band concert. Races from 3 PM promise 25 to 30 events with generous prizes from local merchants.
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North Olmsted
North Olmsted Park
Clague Road
Clarence Demaline
Herald Limpert
Demaline
Dave Devil Dunkel
Cleveland Air Field
North Olmsted Grange
George Washington
George Waslington
O. 5
Upp
Grange
Boy Scouts
Troop 204
North Olmsted Band
Cleveland
Claugue Road Men's Club
F. J. Humel
George B. Oldham
Tom Orgill
Charles E. Dalton
Chester Alexander
C. J. Demaline
Wm. Meade
J. W. Kuyper
Fol
Fourth of July Welcomes North Olmsted Park
Local briefs recount community events in North Olmsted and surrounding areas. The park hosted church groups and fraternal organizations, while pastors united for a July 31 theme on The Creative Educational Party. Other items note picnics, visits, and Sunday gatherings across multiple towns.
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Dale Goodnight
Rockport Oil Company
Shrimshaw
Tom Demaline
Wm. Meade
Boy Scouts of America
Carl Brown
North Olmsted
North Baton
Olmsted Falls
Lillian Fuller
Spurgeon Wells
Clague Road
Fairview Hospital
F. J. Hamlin
Lakewood Hospital
North Olmsted Park
Highland Congregational Church
West 114Th Street
Detroit Avenue
West Park
John W. Kuyper
Lowry
Kuhn
Christian Endeavor
West Ridge Florida Guest and Weekend Visitors
Mrs. Robert Simms of Orlando hosted a guest visit in West Ridge on Saturday. Electa Brumby of Kipton spent the weekend with her children C. N. Williams and family. C W Sessions and family from Wellington visited. Minnis Gard and Virginia Mae Scott of Elyria were weekend guests of Miss Sarah Tapper. F N Hopkins of Amherst visited his children I. F. Eldred and family for a few days. Crops and gardens benefited from recent rains after drought. Caroline Sheldon of Gratton visited her daughter Sherman Mason and family. Ed Turner and George Noah of Akron joined T. M. Tapper's home for a Sunday gathering. Ruth Tapper in nursing training at St. Luke's Hospital, Cleveland, visited her parents H. M. Tapper and sister Sarah. Oberlin guests included Paul Court, Mr. and Mrs. George Hahn and Charles Hahn at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schaible Sunday.
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Etta Brown
Stanley
Helen Moseley
Elyria
Harvey Brown
Harold Hahn
Miami
Florida
Charles Schaible
Eva Gaudern
Charles Nash
Louise
Butternut Ridge
Rodney Nash
Ronald
Canada
Raymond Simms
Eleanor
A. E. Reinke
George Baum
Edward McVey
Harold
Ridgeville
Charles Schwartz
C. EB. Bender
Marian
Parma
Ohio
Mary Long
Joseph Murray
Merton Campbell
Indianapolis
Ind
Jessie Chrysler
Sandusky
Clayton Chryser
Fred Ackerman
Ivy
Amherst
J. A. Gower
L. J. Sutherland
Akron
John Todd
Wakeman
Ethel Prosser
The
Lake
George Bickel
Phillip Moehr
Glen Beecher
Harold Geist
J. W. Perkins
Clayton Chrysler
Cedar Point
Earl Smith
Cleveland
F. E. Sharp
Jay Sharp
Carl King
Vera Geist
Margaret Geist
Clyria
Oberlin
Warren
Medina
E. N. Gibbs
Andrew Davidson
Adam Geist
Wm. Geist
C. J. Betts
Minnis Gard
Virginia Mae Scott
Sarah Tapper
F. N. Hopkins
I. F. Eldred
Caroline Sheldon
Gratton
Sherman Mason
Ed Turner
George Noah
T. M. Tapper
Ruth Tapper
St. Luke's Hospital
H. M. Tapper
Sarah
Paul Court
George Hahn
Charles Hahn
Muriel] Davidson
Clarksfield
Marguerite Benton
New York City
E. "N. Gibbs
Wm. Brumby
L. A. Obitts
Elmer Lang
Camden
F. A. Ingersoll
John Adrian Moehle
Evangelical Day attendance and post-visit notes
Attended Evangelical Mr and Mrs Henry Vogelsong and daughters Effie and Donna Mae and niece Miss Ruth Reinke of Butternut Ridge attended Evangelical Day at Lincoln Park in Lorain on Sunday. Returned home Hazel McMullin and brother Ellis after a week in Conneaut with friends. Sick improved Mrs Emma Squires now somewhat improved after illness last week. Miss Velma Henderson of Kent was a weekend guest of Miss Jean Wagner and Miss Pauline Long stayed weekends with her mother Mrs Mary Long and children.
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Henry Vogelsong
Effie
Donna Mae
Ruth Reinke
Butternut Ridge
Lincoln Park
Lorain
Hazel McMullin
Brother Ellis
Conneaut
Emma Squires
Velma Henderson
Kent, C
Jean Wagner
Pauline Long
Kent State College
Mary Long
Sullivan Church Notes July August Union Services and Softball Update
In Sullivan within Ashland County the northern churches plan July and August Union Sunday services with a rotating schedule and a Men's chorus. July 4 at Nova M B church, July 10 Sullivan Congregational, July 17 Ruggles Federated, July 24 Sullivan Church of Christ, July 31 Nova M E, August 7 Sullivan Congregational, August 14 Ruggles Federated, August 21 Sullivan Church of Christ homecoming, August 28 Nova M BE church. Also North Ashland County Softball League games continue with a 7 pm start and seven innings. Sullivan Church of Christ beat Nova United Brethren 14–12 last Monday. Local Ladies Aid met at Mrs. John Chapman’s in Huntington. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Johnson of Jefferson County, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Herron of Cleveland, and others.
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Sullivan
Ashland County
Union
Ruggles Federated
Nova M. E
Sullivan Church of Christ
Congregational
Nova M. B
E. L.autbrey
Sullivan Congregational Church
Harry Young
Ruggles Federated Church
John A. Schmink
E. G. Aubrey
Nova M. BE
John A. Schinink
Nova United Brethren
The
Ladies Aid of the Congregational Church
John Chapman
Huntington
A. M. Johnson
Jefferson County
J. L. Herron
Cleveland
Ralph Slack
John Rin
Kipton Club Plans Benefit Play for Community
The Keen Kutters of Kipton met June 22 at the school house and decided to stage a benefit play to fund community improvements. Luella Whitney chaired the selection committee with Mrs Prasse Gene Ostreimt and Lodema Leninger appointed. The club will reconvene June 29 at the same location. Additional items note residents and local travels, including Muriel Davidson working in Clarksfield and Marguerite Benton returning to New York City after visiting family.
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Kipton
Kutters
Luella Whitney
Prasse
Gene Ostreimt
Lodema Leninger
Home of Mr and Mrs Morris Green of Berlin Heights
The notice mentions the home of Mr and Mrs Morris Green located in Berlin Heights. Details are limited in the readable text.
Thief Loses Teeth in Chicken Pen Theft
In New Raymer Colorado C P C. E. Martin bets that the thief who entered his chicken pen and stole several chickens cannot sit the loot. The thief knocked loose the upper plate of a set of false teeth during the burglary.
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Raymer
Colo
Official Boy Scout camp set for Greeley season
Camp Horne, the official Boy Scouts camp for the Longs Peak area, will open in Greeley Colorado on July 6 and run through August 24. Scouts from Wyoming and Colorado will participate in relay events with the first week dedicated to Eagle Scouts.
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Greeley
Colo
Horne
Long’s Peak
Wyoming
Colorado
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