One Day School for Vegetable Growers Held
Ohio State University specialists led a one day session for forty Lorain County gardeners at Ridgeville town hall. E L Lancashire stressed the importance of growing food plants and revealed root spread up to 16 to 29 feet, urging careful spacing and soil depth. A L Pierstorff advised focusing on essential cultivation over flowers, while Lancashire outlined general methods and offered postevent information via the university extension department.
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Lorain County
Ohio State University
Woll Spone
Ridgeville
E. L. Lancashire
A. L. Pierstorff
Lancashire
University
Vincent Vincent March meeting of Vincent School PTA
The Vincent School Parent Teacher Association held its regular March meeting with about seventy five attendees. It approved funding to transport books for the circulating library used at the school. Reports from the Bedford Convention were presented by Mrs. Grede and Mrs. Harnisa. A piano solo by Mrs. Louise Obamas, a Miss Hastings alumnus, and patriotic selections by young pupils followed. Edward Smith’s birthday party was noted with many friends attending and a lunch served. Several local residents were mentioned with visits, illnesses, and schooling updates.
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Jessie Sailor
Lucille Senning
Charles Senning
Carl Strohsack
Helen McIntire
Edwin Strohsack
Florence Reese
Harriett Westcott
William
Walter Marlett
Ethelia McGor
Frances Bennett
Edward
Eleanor McIntre
Eisha
C. E. McIntire
Vincent
Memorial Hospital
Morzning
Markley School
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Local social notices and visits reported in church circle
Mrs Haynes and several matrons attended a teacher Comstock lunch with jelly whipped cream and cake. Mrs Lewis and Mrs Melatire plan to host the Methodist Ladies Aid at Mrs Lewis home on Thursday March 6 with a pass meeting and refreshments. Elyria visitors Mr and Mrs Dekker and children spent time with Mrs E A Smith. Mr and Mrs McCarty hosted a 32 guest card party with prizes won by Miss Rosebud Hurd and others. Cleveland guests Mr and Mrs McCullough visited Kathryn McMillen. Donald Fitch moved into the home of the Keisler family at Stop 5 Yellow Line. Mrs Edith Coy remains ill with little improvement today.
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Eloter Dekker
Cildren
Elyria
E. A. Smith
Mre. McCarty
McCullough
Cleveland
Kathryn McMillen
Donald Fitch
Keisler
Edith Coy
Treva Gerrick
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Farm Accounts Group To Meet In March
A summary meeting for Loran county farmers who kept farm accounts will be held at the county agricultural extension service offices at 1 p m on Thursday March 19 Horton B Alger county farm agent announced Ohio stem LA farm accounts will attend to discuss the accounts keepers and pro tems who have found others work on the project Eighteen farmers were engaged in the past year and five or more are starting the project after the meeting
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Loran
County Agricultural Extension Service
Horton B. Alger
County Farm Ager
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