Amherst Church Lent Service and Community Notices
March 25 Amherst local page notes St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church will hold a Lent service at 7:60 p.m. with special music and adult class re readings. Also listed are a card party by Legion Post No. 1, a wedding, funeral rites for Miss E Blanche Smith, and several club and hospital news items from Amherst and nearby areas.
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Amherst
Llo
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Wharze
Reid
Uconzo
Gindys
Grafton Church News and Funeral Notices
The Grafton community reports funeral rites for a local resident and notes church events. Rev Gear officiated the Thursday service for a life-long Grafton native, with a list of relatives including siblings and nieces. Upcoming sermons and Easter events are announced, along with a seven lecture evangelistic series at the M E churches and Good Friday church opening.
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Peman
Gear
John
Emozene Gorman
Grafton
Nes Gorman
Miss
Gorman
Elstia
Joan Berker
Pontiac. c
Merle
Charles Tran
Cievsland
Narih Street
Tiom- Rardon
Finlar- G. E
Increased Ohio Corn and Hay Acreage From Planting Intentions
Lorain County farming notes indicate white farmers plan higher corn and hay acreage while oats and potatoes are set to drop. Barley and spring wheat intentions show little change. Report aims to aid growers in adjusting plans, with soil conservation program details to be explained by AAA staff on the road to county agents and officials.
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Ohio
Ray and
iWland
AAA Washington
Washington
Alfalfa Roots Boost Soil Fertility In Trials
Ohio State agronomists report alfalfa roots significantly enrich soil humus and nutrient content. Field tests show alfalfa yields of about four tons of hay per acre, with root residues adding substantial plant food. In trials, replacing red clover with alfalfa raised following corn yields from 26 to 59 bushels per acre.
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C. _J. Willard
Agronomy Department
Ohio State Univ
L. E. Onin
Wooster
R. M. Salzer
Agrojnomist
Ohio State University
Ohio
Plan Meetings on Conservation Plan in April
AAA officials planned meetings across almost all counties in the first week of April to present a conservation plan to farmers, discarding earlier intentions for regional and state meetings over the next ten days. The move aims to provide full details and guidance on the plan to agricultural communities nationwide.
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Washington
AAA
Farm tenancy in Ohio shows gain in past five years
Ohio farm tenancy rose 28.1 percent from 1930 to 1935 per Resettlement Administration data released in Columbus. Tenants now operate 73,770 of Ohio’s 255,146 farms, with 279 percent of farms under tenant use. The state has the lowest tenancy among Region 3 states.
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Columbus
Ohio
Resettlement Administration
Buckere
Indiana
Ilinois
Iowa
Missouri
United States
Committees Plan 1936 Activities For Farm Bureau
Twenty six members across four Lorain County Farm Bureau committees begin preparations for 1936. The membership and organization committee is led by A. D. Crocker with G. J. Hobbs and O. D. Bliss among others. The education recreation and publicity committee is chaired by H. L. Leimbach with several members named from Oberlin Wellington and Grafton. The legislative committee is led by W. G. Caskey with members from Oberlin Wellington Amherst and Ridgeville. The cooperative service committee includes the Farm Bureau board of directors led by R. E. Campbell with officers E. C. Cotton and H. L. Leimbach among others.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Assocition
Association
Farm Bureau
A. D. Crocker
Columbia
G. J. Hobbs
Oberlin
O. D. Bliss
Avyou
Floyd Busweil
Wellington
A. J. Cooper
Brownhelm
J. L. Lang
Grafton
A. K. Baird
H. L. Leimbach
E. BD. Schramm
A. J. Carpenter
Leon Lehman
John Barber
Harry Rowland
L. Moutzr
Elyria Township
W. G. Caskey
Ober- Hinl
EB. C. Cotton
Elrria Township
J. L. Jones
G. Portman
Amherst
Dan Harding
Ridgeville
Cooperative Service
Farm Bureau Board of Directors
R. E. Campbell
Pittsfield
W. N. Hitchcock
E. C. Cotton
Elvira
O. G. Webber
G. T. Hobbs
Farm Bureau Sets Convention Dates
The eighteenth annual convention of the Ohio Farm Bureau will be in Columbus on October 20 and 21. Trustees decided at the federation board meeting to hold sessions in Memorial Hall, continuing the usual venue pattern.
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The
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Board of Trustees
Federation
Memorial Hall
85 Ohio Fairs in 1936 Approved Across State
Ohio officials announced 85 county and independent fairs for 1936, led by the Ohio State Fair August 31 to September 3. Fairs across Monroe, Jackson, Greene, Ashtabula, Lake, Stark, Medina and many other counties received state aid eligibility, with dates ranging from August 4 through September 28 in towns such as Wellsburg, Urbana, Warren, Troy, Zanesville, Canton, and Mansfield.
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Columbus. C
Earl H. Hanefeld
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
Ohio
Monroe County
Woodsfield
Jackson County
Wellston
Greene Countenia
Ashder Fair
Ashley
S. Lawrence County
Proctorville
Champaign County
Urbana
Tri-County
Richmond
Trumbull County
Warren
Pike County
Pikeror
Scioto County
Lucasville
Ashtabula County
Jefferson
Clermont County
Owensville
Miami County
Troy
Mus
Kingum County
Zanesville
Defiance Countville
Franklin County
Hilliards
Wellington
Darke
Greenville
Wellington Fair
Senera
Tiffin
Lake County
Palmesville
Knox County
Mt. Vernon
Guernsey Country
Old Waton
Ven
Delphos
Athens County
Athens
Crawford County
Bucyrus
Madison County
London
Henry County
Napoleon
Augizize
Wapakoneta
Huron Country
Norwalk
Nodte County
Caldwell
Geauga County
Burton
MontzZomerr
Darton
Stark County
Canton
van Wert
Van
Medina Coun
Medina
Sandusky County
Fremont
Union County
Marrsville
Vinton County
McArthur
Belmont Country
St Clairsville
Morgan County
McConneleville
Belleville
Hartford
Croton
Columbiana County
Lisbon
Clinton County
Wilmington
Gallia County
Gallipolis
Holmes County
Millersburg
Preble County
Eaton
Shelby County
Sidner
Wrandoi County
Upper Sandusky
Richland County
Mansfield
Elyria
Ashland County
Ashland
Ohio Farm Bureau delegates at 1955 convention meet
The 1955 Ohio Farm Bureau convention drew over 4600 delegates and visitors to discuss agriculture. About 34 099 affiliated country farm bureaus members are automatic members of the state organization. A director from each of the 22 county districts is elected to assist state officers in executing convention policies.
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Ohio
Country Farm Bureaus
State Federation
Ohio County Fair Dates Across Counties Listed
A list of county and town fair dates spans from February through December across multiple Ohio counties. Entries cover Logan, Lorain, Tuscarawas, Marion, Paulding, Nassau? Somerset, Barlow, Westerville, Randolph, Butler, Attica, Carroll, Delaware, Loudonville, Coshocton, Putnam, Brown, Fairfield, Bucyrus? Circleville, Kelble, Columbus Grove with specific Sept to Dec windows for each locale.
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Logan County
Bellefontaine
Lorain County
Elsha
Tuscarawas County
Dover
Marion County
Marion
Paulding County
Paulding
Somerset
Barlow Fair
Barlow
Westerville
Randolph Fair
Butler County
Hamilton
Attica Fair
Attica
Carroll County
Carrollton
Dela Ware County
Powell
Loudonville
Coshocton County
Coshocton
Putnam County
Ottawa
Browns County
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Biuffton
Circleville
Kelble
Columbus Grove
Ohio Farmers Saved $800000 in Sales Tax Says Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau representative Ea Bath said farmers saved about 800000 in sales tax in 1935 on farm equipment and supplies. The exemption covered fertilizer feed and equipment used in production, with total purchases reaching 64275514 dollars for 219296 farms. Bath urged equal exemption for production purchases.
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Ohio
Ea Bath
Ohio Farm Bureau
Bath
Farm Bureau
Columbia High School operetta date changed to April 4
In Columbia on March 25 the Columbia High School operetta Pinafore was rescheduled from March 27 to April 4. The cast includes Sir Joseph Porter Earl Putt Captain Corcoran James Dorle Ralph Paskstraw Dick Deadeye Rowena Ingersoll Hebe Winifred Wright Little Buttercup Donna Stinecomb and the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs. A lecture on ready made dresses will be given by Miss Alice Bird at the Columb Town Hall Friday afternoon at 2. The motion picture The Little Church Around the Corner screens at Town Hall tonight. The Townsend Club plans an April meeting with an Akron speaker booked.
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Columbia
Columbia High School
Dick Deadere
Relang Martin
Vernon Smith
Stephen Veres
Josephine
Rowena Ingersoll
Hebe
Sir Joseph
Winifred Wright
Little Buttercup
Donna Stinecomb
Boys’ Glee Club
Alice Bird
Columb Town Hall
Townsend
Townsend Club
Town Hall
Akron
Perry funeral rites in Wooster held at Columbia Baptist
Funeral rites for Mrs. Cibbie Perry of Wooster, widow of Henry Perry, were held at the Columbia Baptist church, with Rev C A Gibbons officiating and relatives from Kentucky, Dayton, Wooster, Berea, and Coshocton in attendance. Also notes on family deaths, a bridal shower, and church events postponed due to weather.
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John Cole
Perry
Kentucky
Dayton
Wooster
Berea
Coshocton
Community briefs reflect social events and church collections
Mrs. Forest Goodman hosts Sunset Division of the Ladies Aid. Special collections taken at Sunday services for the American Red Cross flood relief. Mrs. Eva Howard returns from Detroit. Various local dinners, showers, and visits noted, including families Churchward, Carpenter, and Frost. A daughter named Sandra arrives at Lakewood Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carpenter.
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Paul Brown
Forest Goodman
Ladies’ Aid
Colmbia
Eva Howard
Detroit
Clair Howard
C. F. Hales
Ladies’ Aid Society
John van Arsdale
Ridgeville
Robert Churchward
Lucille
Roberta Churchward
George Churchward
Charles Stephens
Columbia
Wesley Carpenter
Lakewood Hospital
Sandra
Paul Brandau
Medina
Cleveland
Lois Wilson
Helen Leach
Gladys Wilson
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Dear - Duce
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Richard
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William Buckingham
Jane Burton
Jonn Bowman
Marcélia Burton
Joseph Law
Harry Hahn
Jack Jobson
John Bowman
Edward Medhurst
J. K. Fos
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C. J. ‘Ran
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Henry Schriver
John Spitzer
C. H. Schulig
Gayle
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Eirtia Memorial Hospital
R. C. Beebe
Sandusky
George Beebe
Frank Beebe
Henry Castleman
Eleanor and
Douglas
Uwuminishing Tea
George Frank
H. G. Bat
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Grace Par
Len Schurgot
Elizabeth Barber
Eleanor Johnson
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Young People’s Fellowship
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Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass
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Daytona Beach
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Frederick Jackon
Leathe Kerse
Inez Pritchett
Eugene Roth
Acme
Baptist Church News
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Woman's Mission Circle
George Walkden
Bankst Church
the Baptist Church
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Elyria Fence Co
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Onder
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