Farming Facts Worth Knowing to WILLARD BOLY
A compact digest of agricultural tips from the Florida Sub-Tropical Experiment Station notes on papaya growth and fruiting, rape as cattle feed, bots treatment for horses, iodide use for brood mares, oats and barley yields, cherry spray programs, steer health, calf feeding, and dairying protein guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Boly
Florida Sub-Tropical Experiment Station
Florida
Todine
Michigan Experiment Station
Rochester P T A S meeting in town hall with varied programs
The Rochester P T A held its regular meeting in the town hall with Mrs Eugene Babcock presiding. The program included musical numbers and travel pictures of local scenes and the July Homecoming parade. Homemakers Club met at Mrs Augusta Hetman for a covered dish dinner and afternoon session led by Creda Painter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Meri Rochester
Rochester P.T. A
Eugene Babcock
Clattnet Slo
Zelpha Enyder
Theta Jewett
Lillian Davidson
Esther Daviceon
Attys
Robert L Walder
Wellbeton
Homemakers Club
Augusta Het+man
Creda Painter
E D. Thompson
Ruth Mitchell
Josephine Handley
Elstis
Local Families Move Into Village Homes and Notables
The William Hunter family of Greenwich moved to the village occupying the Michael Delirick house formerly home to the Ho and Cat-1 tenden family. Eugene Green, former Rochester teacher, is stationed at Camp Ferry Ohio for military training. W E Crandall recovering from a serious heart ailment. The Denkens left their farm for Cleveland. Mrs Richardts sent to Shel with granddaughter Grace Tucker for an appendectomy at Shelby hospital. Mrs Sny cer plans to stay with Cyrus Tucker family to care for the child. Mrs Mingier, after an eye operation in Cleveland, rests with her son Harold’s family south of town. Sunday visitors included Abelise Dean and family, Youngstown, Mr. Murray and son from Wellington, and Thelma Bills and family from Brighton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. D. Setterfield
William Hunter
Greenwich
Michael Delirick
W. E. Crandall
Eugene Green
Rochester School
Camp Ferry
Ohio
Wiliam Denkens
Cleveland
Newry Schreffler
Canton
Dell Richardts
Carlos Snyder
Shelby Fast Wreck
Grace Tucker
Shelby Hospital
Ars
Sny- Cer
Cyrus Tuckers
Charts Mingier
Harold
ED. Thompam
Abelise
Dean
Youngtown
Robert
Wellington
Mink Lue de Murray
Douglas
Willam Mckenzie
Daumne
Carl Brandt
Pitts
Eld
Themapnon
Huntington School Honor Roll Lists 37 Students
The fourth six week period honor roll at Huntington school lists 37 students of 103 enrolled. Grades named include first Sonja Larsen Baren McLaughlin. second Lois Tasen Phylls Easterday Barbara Keley Charlotte Williams Dora Daily. third Bob Wacker June Chapman Richard Jewett. fourth Gliman Beker Fiorrie Chapman Roberta Zechar ias Patrick Carney Robert Cheney Alvin Finkel Wilbur Kelsey. fifth Dorothy Brehm David Muckley Billy Degas Albert Szabo. sixth John Carney Jordan Huff Marilyn Kelsey Raymond McQuate. seventh Roger Muckley Vada Long Jole Mae Coe Lois Willams. eighth Doris Kelsey Mary Carney Retty Thudlum James Rolling Marguerite Will Hams Marie Baker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huplington School
Ysts
Sonja Larsen
Baren McLaughlin
Lois Tasen
Phylls Easterday
Barbara Keley
Charlotte Williams
Dora Daily
James Muckley
Jennie Spehar
Bob Wacker
June
Chapman
Richard Jewett
Gliman Beker
Fiorrie Chapman
Roberta Zecharias
Patrick Carney
Robert Cheney
Alvin Finkel
Wilbur Kelsey
Dorothy Brehm
David Muckley
Billy Degas
Albert Szabo
John Carney
Jorda Huff
Marilyn Kelsey
Ray
Roger Muckley
Vada Long
Jole Mae Coe
Lois Willams
Doris Kelsey
Mary Carney
Retty Thudlum
James Rolling
Marguerite Wil Hams
Marie Baker
Ohio Plan Accepted As National Model For 4-H Mobilization
Ohio approves a 4 H mobilization week to aid the national war effort in 1942. C C Lang reports Washington endorsement to use Ohio plan nationwide. The event will begin with a radio broadcast and feature leaders and 4 H members addressing food production health and service. Ohio aims to streamline club work amid wartime economy.
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Ohio
C. C. Lang
Washington
National Farm and Home Hour
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Claude A. Wickard
MM. L. Wilson
United States Extension
John W. Urieker
W. H. Palmer
H. C. Ramsower
Ohio Club Department
Electricity transforming farm chores across Four-H clubs
Records show Four-H Club members increasingly use portable electric motors for grinding, churning, shelling, workshop tasks, and home mills. Electricity powers electric fences and heating for poultry. Thousands join the 1942 national rural electrification contest under agricultural extension supervision, with county and national awards for top performances.
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Four-H
Community Notices From Avon and Elyria
Mrs. Richard Reinhardt and Mrs. Eduard Brown hosted a Merraticots share for Mrs. Scott Hartsell at Sir Charles Krebs's East Avon home. Mayor Clyte McAllister says an Ortald class starts March 25 at Avon High School for air raid wardens, police, and fire volunteers who have not enrolled.
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Richard Reinhardt
Elyria
Eduard Brown
Scott Hartsell
Charles Krebs
East Avon
Hartsell
Works Ang
Kathryn Witz
George Bilt
Avott
Arthur Bryden
Alton Holmes
Litchfield
Ara
Nick Mee
Sheifeld Mothers Study Club
Securits
Ars. Johnsen
Mirek John Townsend
Spencer Hatchery Enters 23rd Season In Spencer Ohio
Spencer Hatchery marks its 23rd season under proprietor H B Hendricks as it emphasizes separate incubation for each custom order to prevent disease spread. The facility specializes in White Leghorns and White Rocks from brood-tested stock, with uniform feeding practices cited as yielding excellent results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Hatchery
Spencer
Ohio
H. B. Hendricks
Herdricks
New Ruling Limits Cars For Livestock Transport
Ohio livestockmen are warned that Interstate Commerce Commission Order 63 limits rail car availability for livestock. Tariff provisions allowing use of different car types are suspended, raising freight charges based on actual car furnished. A 36 foot double deck car could trigger about $41 extra per 100 miles if 40 foot two deck cars are provided.
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Columbus
Ohio
Interstate Cormmene Commission
C. W. Hammans
Ohio State University
Support Policy To Stabilize Prices Pledged by Ohio Farm Bureau
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation board at Columbus pledged full support to Commodity Credit Corporation policies to sell surplus agricultural commodities in a way that stabilizes prices and helps prevent inflation. The resolution urged all industry labor and agriculture groups to set aside self interests and urged the government to freeze prices wages and profits on the most equitable basis possible. The statement notes the resolution diverges from previous Farm Bureau aims to prevent sale of surplus commodities below farm parity prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Commodity Credit Corporation
Mtowas
Tells How To Avoid Wasting Grass Seed
Agricultural agent Hae vena Meger Them advises farmers to test seed and select varieties to prevent waste as legume and cross seeds rise in price this spring. Seeds grown far south are often unsuitable for Ohio conditions. mix alfalfa with other legume seeds to gauge adaptability before sowing alfalfa alone.
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Columnus. O
Meger
Haevena
Hale
Ohio
Thomas
Lorain County Junior Fair Board Sets April 8 Meeting
Lorain County plans a Junior Fair Board meeting on April 8 to advance formation of the new organization. Committee members include Lawrence Betts Penfield Donald Day Brighton Prances Eckert J Hummel and others. The Lorain County Fair board budgets 2400 for harness races at the 1942 fair August 25 26 and 27 with two 600 stake races and several purse increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
Donald Day
Brighton
Miss Prances
Eckert and Co
J. Hummel
Yakents
Glen Carpenter
Cath Deeds
Halph White
Donald Wasem
John Curtiss
Martha Jane Schriver
Ube County
Heatinell
Frank Mason
Lorain County
C. L. Hill
Lorain County Agriculture Society
Mt Es
Clover Scouts Host Investiture and Dance Event
Fourteen Girl Scouts and leaders entertained twelve guests and four troop committee members at the Clover town hall event. Lillian Seleri was invested, badges were awarded, and a dance program with folk and modern styles was presented. The PATA executive committee met for a cafeteria service plan as PTA activities for spring were outlined, with an athletic banquet planned for April 9 at Oberlin College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Girl Scouts
Clover Trep
E. H. Ruth
Alfred Flowere
Ninabell Witt
Town Hall
Lillian Seleri
Albert Schneider
Mary Ann Klimosewski
Eleanor Zaborniak
Maidee Eznet
Maidee Eznet Was the Pianist and Miss. Johnson
Pierce
Wanda Winson
Alfred Flowers
Janet Finners
Lois Zittgett
Annette Krueck
Gervet Retreshments
Wars and Means
Spain
Gxofdisk
Butler
Physical Education Department
Oberlin College
Poultrymen to Test Ladino Clover on Lorain Farms
Lorain County poultry men plan small seedings of Ladine clover mixtures this year after agricultural experts reported good adaptation for poultry farms. County agent C. J. Hummel said tests indicate reduced feeding costs when birds range on white clover blends, and Ladino mixtures resist wear better than other white clover varieties.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Hummel
Ohio Farm Bureau membership climbs toward drive goal
Ohio Farm Bureau officials report progress in the 1982 membership campaign. In RY Gis counties enrollment surpassed the 641 alate target by 185 paid members while overall state figures indicate continued growth as March figures are released by L. J. Bennett. Many counties have exceeded their 3300 membership totals and several have already surpassed their 191% goals with some counties reporting over 40 members each.
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L. J. Bennett
Nrzanteation
Ohio Farm
Mureau
Ohio
Qureau Arcaniszations
Spencer Business Firms
Fre Veur Community Theater
Belden Methodist church reopens with banquet and programs
Belden Methodist church celebrated its remodeled reopening with a Belden schoolhouse banquet for about 150 attendees. The event featured a program of group singing, readings by former ministers and members, solo performances, and a sermon by Rev. Karl P. Meister. Local officials and community members attended, with remarks from Rev. Haines of Mantua and Senator P. H. Rogers.
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Belden
Henry Schriver
Mott
B. Lower
Maxine Buckingham
Merle Buckingham
Dorothy Schriver
Haines
Mantua
Grafton
Helden
Mra
Leon Leheman
Alvin Parr
Mary
Beth Rogers
Lorain
Agnes Wise
P. H. Rog
Lower
Hotton
Ludwig van Bertis
Jems
Charles Lane
Avon P T A Votes To Buy Orchestra Uniforms
Avon P T A met at Avon High School with the president in charge. The group discussed the Campfire organization, heard remarks on physical education, and conducted demonstrations. It was voted to buy uniforms for the orchestra and the program continued with turns, flips, races, and stunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AVON
Parent-Teacher Association
George Jenkins
Creaturer
Ioa Gough
Marlan Peak
Blake
Puteler
Kolopus
Altruist Class of Columbia Elects Officers
The Altruist class of the Baptist Sunday school in Columbia will elect officers and dine at Keings in Elyria on Saturday evening March 23. Kenneth Teeple serves as president and Mrs. Russell Miller as secretary. The nominating committee includes Glen Van Arsdale, Mrs. Allen Smith, and F. Glenn Van Arsdale. The teacher and husband Mr. and Mrs Ray Putt, the superintendent and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ernest J. Dunford, and the minister and wife Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Peyton will attend. The class pledged a food amount toward the building fund and remembers Miss Virginia Klaas with Mowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
Baptist Sunday School
Keings
Elyria
Kenneth Teeple
Russell Miller
Glen van Arsdale
Allen Smith
F. Glenn van Arsdale
Ray Putt
Ernest J. Dunford
H. H. Peyton
Thes
Virginia Klaas
LaGrange Woman Har V Bird Inspires Local Pride
A LaGrange woman keeps a rare canary, hatched last year, a variegated Seifert with a perfect orange marking and a bold V on its beak. Banded as LACBA, the bird carries the patriotic name Vice ry and stands out with its outlined V even when wings spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lagrange
Canaries
New Fruit Spray Bulletin Issued by OSU Extension
Copies of a retired edition of the fruit spray bulletin issued by the Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service and the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station have been received at the county agricultural extension office. The revised bulletin includes a table of spraying recommendations for small plantings and an emergency spray program. A simplified spraying calendar is published, county agent C. Hummel reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University Agriculturall Extension Service
Ohio Agricultural, Experiment Station
County Paricultural Extension Service Office
C. Hummel
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Beltsville
Bots Town Experiment Station
Bate
Shane
Iowa
Boone
South Dakota Experiment Station
Oregon
Hlingis
Res Consin
Itrak Hohstedt
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Bohstedt
Bruce Graart
Rochester
Miss Eckert
Srilfs
eHure
Sheffield
Iiss
Marian
Minnie Helfoet
Moon
Howard
Tamme
Huntington
Grafton Baan Bead
Fulton Tuneral
Rome
Thone
Gratien
Litchfield Business
Bee Year Co
Ermunity Dealer
Litchfield Exchange
A. G. Law
Mgr
Litthfeld
Medina
Chatham JT
Junior Fair Board
Amherst
Wellington Hatchery
Wellington, Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
The
Toursely
F. A. Humphrey
Etrica
Geo. A. Barr Country
MA Market
Avon P-T.a
N. A. Rubel
Mberst. Ohls
Amherst Furniture CO
Eet Church Street
Amkent Ghie
New Fruit Spray
Bulletin
Elyria Business
H. Sooy
Elyria SE
Rosselot Vetertearian Res
Middle
West
Elyria, Ork
Farm Bureau
Mermash
Wilford
Rowte
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