Farm safety drive planned to curb rising farm deaths
Ohio Farm Bureau safety director Pontious reports a coordinated program by the National Safety Council and other groups to reduce farm accidents. Conference leaders note rising fatalities. Ohio deaths from agriculture totaled 25 in 1936, 40 in 1938, a 60 percent increase from 1936. Illinois data show a 48 percent jump in 1938 versus 1937, while Kansas reports a 35 percent decline after education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Harry M. Pontious
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Pontious
Chicago
Ohio
Farm Bureau
C. M. Seagraves
Illinois Agricultural Association
Kansas
State Departments of Health and Agriculture
Ohio farmers insure 1939 wheat crop in large numbers
The Ohio Agricultural Conservation Committee reports over 10,000 farmers insured against wheat losses for 1939, with premiums totaling about 200 000 bushels. The program, aiming to stabilize supply and farmer income, holds insured wheat in storage until losses trigger refunds, and may push corn crop insurance seeking Congressional action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
March
Ohio Agricultural Conservation Committee
Dwight Wise
High Producing Herds Listed in Lorain County Report
Dairy records show two herds in Lorain County HA No. 1 exceed 400 pounds butterfat per cow for the year ending March 1 Ray Eppley tester notes B E Hales Columbia Station 403.5 pounds and Denham Brothers LaGrange 400.2 pounds Other leading producers include Lehman Grafton 394 Sanders LaGrange 383.1 Ford Oberlin 357.1 Seabold La Grange 338.4 Five to 15 cows Leach Wellington 370.3 Cambaugh Grafton 340.4 Hathaway Columbia Station 25.6 Frank Cvetic LaGrange 323.6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. L. Lehman
Grafton
Robert Sanders
LaGrange
J. E. Ford
Oberlin
Carl L. Seabold
Richard Leach
Wellington
A. &. Cambaugh
W. N. Hathaway
Columbia Station
Frank Cvetic
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ray Eppley
Denham Brothers
B. F. Test Jackson
Camp and Wolcott
E. E. Durkee and Son
C. L. Lehman R.H
Derham Brothers Ae Sew
R.H
Sena
Eee
Bracetweens
G.H
Dan Dudley
G.G
ML. C. Ingersoll
Farm Bureau Joins In Institute On Family Relations
The first Ohio Institute on Family Relations will explore family life in Ohio and across America at Ohio State University Columbus March 22 to 24. Sponsors include the Ohio Farm Bureau and more than twenty social and civic groups, with speakers from Los Angeles New York City and Columbus addressing leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
America
Oho Institute
Ohio State University
Columbo
Iren Perry J. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
Paul Powence
Los Angeles
Calforris
Grace Loucks Elliot
New York City
Rev A. Burshart
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio Federation of Womens Clubs
Ohio Child Conservation League
Ohio Motion Picture Council
W C. T.U. Oho Federation of Temple Sisterhoods
Ohio League of Women Voters
Catskill Strawberry Rated Promising in Ohio Trials
Catskill, a cross of Marshall and Premier from the New York station, shows vigor and many runners. It yields near Premier and ripens late in the Premier season, with large, firm berries and very good flavor. Not yet recommended for wide Ohio planting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskill
Ohio Experiment Station
Leon Havis
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
New York Experiment Station
Marshall
Premier
Ohio
Pastors Study Rural Problems In One-Day Conferences
J P Schmidt of Ohio State University and Rev W H Thompson of the Ohio Council of Churches announce a series of one day conferences for ministers church members Grange officers and Farm Bureau officials. The aim is to deepen knowledge of rural conditions beyond Sunday contact as a basis for a stronger rural ministry with attendees from several counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
J. P. Schmidt
Ohio State University
Planting Locusts Urged by Ohio State Forester
O A Alderman state forester urged Ohio farmers to consider planting black locust on lands with poor fertility or erosion risk. He highlighted its pest resistance and soil enriching qualities as a strong cover to prevent erosion and protect yards and streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. Alderman
Ohio
Alderman
State Farm Bureau Directors To Meet
Members of the board of trustees of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation will hold their second bimonthly meeting next Tuesday and Wednesday at the Farm Bureau headquarters in Columbus. Twenty-two Ohio farmers and four farm women compose the board. Meetings will be at Keene Methodist Church Coshocton County Reformed Church Seneca County and The Church of Christ Wauseon. The topic is how pastors can cooperate with the extension service the Grange the Farm Bureau public schools and other agencies in agricultural betterment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
United States
Hall of Youth
Cleveland Public Auditorium
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau
Columbus
Perry L Green
Keene Methodist Church
Coshocton County
Reformed Church
Seneca County
Church of Christ
Wauseon
Agricultural Extension Service
the Grange
Public
Metal Barns Built Fast by Oklahoma Farmer
A farmer in Oklahoma and his crew erected two metal barns shown in a photo. A 26 by 60 foot front barn stores around 150 tons of baled hay, built in six days after the concrete foundation. A 50 by 12 foot rear chain barn required less time, with total material cost for both structures under $1200.
Early Dakota Aroxa Apple Tree Promises Quick Harvest
Growers report the Aroxa Dakota apple variety bears a full crop at age two with two bushels per tree in year four not unusual. The Anoka variety is highly hardy with high color and ripens soon after Transparent.
Feeding scabby barley to hogs discouraged by tests
Experiments at several stations show scabby barley harms pigs, causing illness and weight loss. If grain is only mildly scabby it may be mixed with sound grain, but the safest method is to keep it from hogs and feed better alternatives.
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Silex
Poultry Raisers Target 85 Percent Pullets Alive and Laying
H E Babcock of American Agriculturist urges poultry raisers to set targets: 85 percent of pullets alive at one year, every pullet laying 100 eggs by then, and profitable costs. Wisconsin reports two thirds of winter bee losses due to moisture. ventilation and a screened entrance help. Town and Michigan notes favor reseeding alfalfa with timothy for higher hay yield and soil stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Babcock
American Agriculturist
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Town
Michigan
Whitewash application tips from Illinois Experiment Station
The Illinois Agricultural Experiment Station outlines how to prepare walls for whitewash. Dampen the surface before applying to prevent rapid flaking on bone dry walls, and scrub old whitewash with a wire brush before recoating. For new masonry, mix mason’s lime hydrated in water with white cement salsada salt alum and adjust with cold water to create a paste. For old masonry use reduced salsada salt and alum ingredients.
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Mlinois
Calf Feeding Method From Tan Van Pelt Report
The article outlines Tan Van Pelt’s calf rearing plan in northern Missouri. It details early udder cleansing, equal teat suckling, then gradual milk reduction with calf meal and clover hay. By four months Holstein heifers average 410 pounds with non beefy udders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan van Pelt
Missouri
Denmark and South Africa Face Bans on Military Items
A report notes bans on toy soldiers and toy revolvers, and proposes restrictions on briquettes as up to 11,000 tons of peat products and tanks are targeted. The article mentions Denmark and South Africa linked to these measures this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denmark
South Africa
Wellington School Board Sets Entry in Music Contests
Wellington Ohio officials approve entering the County Music contest at Clearview on March 18 with the School band, Junior orchestra, senior orchestra, senior girls chorus, junior girls chorus, Junior boys chorus, and the a capella group. Also planned is entry for the Ashland Ohio contest on March 16 where the Senior Orchestra will perform.
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Wellington
A. W. Shields
Clearview
Ashad
Ohio
Wednesday Revival and Meetings Schedule
Old-fashioned revival meetings start Wednesday evening at 7 45 by the Assembly of God Full God Vision. The King's Daughters meet at 7 30 with Mrs Thornton Gourett. Prayer meeting in the ME Church at 7 30 followed by Sunday School. Board meeting at Wellington Grange will be entered fined by 4 H Club members followed by Juve Grange.
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Assembly of God
Full God
A & P Sre
King's Daughters
Thornton Gourett
Striday
Wellington Grange
Fe Grange
Literary and Community Meetings In Elyria
Afternoon events include a literary club meeting with Mrs H F Locke and a Methodist Missionary Society gathering with Mrs A B Jones. Pat Radican of the Internal Revenue Department will address Kuiwents club at their roan binchoan. Garden club hosts Mrs Homer Barbe with visiting winter South travelers. Parents' Music club convenes tonight.
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Literary Club
H F Locke
Metadist Missionary Society
A B Jones
Pat Radican
Internal Revenue Department
Elyria
Kuiwents Club
Homer Barbe
I Cai
South
Parents’ Music Club
Three 4 H clubs rehearse at church for old fashioned
Three 4 H clubs met at the CS Church Monday night to begin rehearsals for an old fashioned event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs CS Church
RCA hearing amplifier installed at Wellington M E Church
The new RCA environment aids the hard of hearing with adjustable headstaffs and multiple microphone outlets across the church. The system can shift microphone location to different church areas, including six outlets in the main auditorium and four in the chapel, according to the RCA engineer Cleveland.
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RCA
Wellington Methodist Episcopal Church
Cleveland
March PTA Meeting and Local Church Activities
South Amherst notices outline the March PTA meeting with class exhibits and a public program in the school auditorium. Various church groups including Methodist Ladies Aid, Ladies Altar Society, Merry Maids class, and Lenten services at Nativity and St John s Church are scheduled with hosts and conductors named. A Townsend Club gathering and a church business meeting are planned, all urging community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Parent- Teachers Association
Methodist Ladies Aid Society
Henry Kolb
Clem Gratz
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
George Solka
John Seldt
Viola Kreeger
Merry Maids
St. John’s Church
R. Steiger
Methodist Church
C. E Schmidt
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Mrs May Kidney of Olmsted Falls Dies
Miss Helen Lyndes of Cleveland spent Sunday with her parents. Other visitors were Mr and Mrs Robert Harding Mr and Mrs Harvey Lyndes and children Mr and Mrs Orville Lyndes of Elyria. Mr and Mrs OO Lloyd visited Mrs May Kidney of Olmsted Falls who was in Berea Hospital Tuesday. They learned Friday of her death. Her husband had died just a month before.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Lyndes
Cleveland
Robert Harding
Harvey Lyndes
Orville Lyndes
Elyria
O’lloyd
May Kidney
Olmsted Falls
Berea Hospital
Local visitors share time at the Ullrich residence
Erhart Mr and Mrs Jack Ullrich of Brook Park hosted guests with Mr and Mrs Charles Martin and Mrs Russell Fish and baby of Chatham Wednesday evening. Also Mr and Mrs G Schwarz and daughter of Cleveland were Sunday supper guests at the same home with Mr and Mrs Hugh Tibbitts of Hinckley visiting Mr and Mrs J G Haury Saturday evening. Rose oil production in Bulgaria this year exceeded 3700 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ullrich
Brook Park
Charles Martin
Russell Fish and Baby
Chatham
Frank Ullrich
G. Schwarz
Cleveland
Hugh Tibbitts
Hinckley
J. G. Haury
Fragmentary Note on Church Equipment Arrangements
A fragment mentions a fully equipped church known to someone and describes a specific arrangement. No further details or names are readable to identify a location or event.
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AAA
Ueeo
Farm Bureau ‘Co-Op
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Institute On Family Relations
C. B. Dawson
State Farm Bureau
Dairy Association
Willard Bolte
Anoka
Timothy
Gus
Moody
Carter
Carter Prod
Courtland
Cora M. Shepard
Barker St
Mng
Shields
Wr Shields
William Smith
William, Jr
Janet Olsen
Anna Nooney
Roy Bradley
Litchfield
Carol Wight
Congregational Church
James C MacDermott
Florence Starr
Herrick Avenue East
RA Bolt
Irma Talmadge
Ruth Stahl
Miss Starr
Miss Stahl
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Yen-Ching University of Peking
China
Miss Talmadge
Cleveland College
Bolt
Peking
Sam Manning
Florida
Keith Andrews
Anna Pease
W H. Baldwin
Herrick Avenue West
Cassidy Jubilee Singers
Methodist Biscopal Church
Amherst
Erhart
Bulgaria
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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