Poultry Prosperity in Lorain County Farms and Hatcheries
Lorain County farms boast at least nine large commercial hatcheries and numerous chick raisers specializing in broilers. The poultry sector has grown to be a major income source, with hatcheries running at capacity to meet demand. Proper chick quality, careful culling, feeding and lighting, plus support from Farm Bureau and state stations, help boost profits even as crops falter.
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Lorain County
Ohio
Loram County
Farm Bureau
State Agricultural Station
Advice 15 Given On Coccidiosis Poultry Calendar
Lorain County poultry growers in the poultry calendar project will start the April page next Saturday with advice on coccidiosis control. The four teen growers learn nine prevention steps and five treatment steps including separating chicks from old hens rotating range using clean ground and avoiding muddy water holes.
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Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Sudan grass urged as pasture crop in northeastern Ohio
Lorain County farmers are advised to plant Sudan grass as a high carrying capacity pasture from mid July to frost. Ohio State University specialist Harl Jones says one acre can pasture three or more cows under favorable conditions. Seeding should occur May 25 to June 10 with specific fertilizer guidance and precautions about grazing after frost.
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Lorain County
Harl Jones
Ohio State University
Ohio
Jones
County Agricultural Extension Service
Sudan
Hanes
Gardeners Gather Tuesday for County School at Elyria Y M C A
Flower gardeners from Lorain County will gather next Tuesday at the Elyria Y M C A for a county wide garden school conducted by the county agricultural extension service. Two sessions will be held.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M. C. A
County Agricultural Extension Service
Causes and weather of winter wheat heaving and frost
The article discusses common causes of winter wheat heaving during early season frosts and thaw cycles. It notes soil surface ice crystals, frozen soil, and plant roots remaining embedded. It mentions field observations from morning to afternoon and notes related to garden club activities and horticulture talks by Ohio State University specialists.
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MiMi
Het
Hite Oest
Z. Hummel
Victor IH. Ries
Ohio State University
Ries
Arthur M. Grube
Lakewood
Farmers forecast similar crop volumes in Ohio this year
Ohio farmers anticipate planting about the same total area as last year with declines in corn oats potatoes and tat and a 20 percent rise in soybeans. Nationally farmers expect roughly 9 million acres across crops while milk production falls about 5 percent and cow numbers rise slightly.
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Ohio
United States
C. R. Arnold
Act
Ronal
Qu Adacural Extension Services
Hacvet
Avon High wins Class B state track title
Avon High School track team returned from Cleveland with the Class B state championship trophy. Attending were Hazel Aklingshirn Jeanne Urig Betty Lescher Irene Plaas Robert Peas Elmer Dechant Eugene Urig Frank Stumhouser Irwin Hubbard Frank Wellis Roy Schwinn Erwin Ungard Howard Nieders David Lauer and Mr Scamman.
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AVON
Avon High School
Cleveland
Hazel Aklingshirn
Jeanne Urig
Betty Lescher
Irene Plaas
Robert Peas
Elmer Dechant
Eugene Urig
Frank Stumhouser
Irwin Hubbard
Frank Wellis
Roy Schwinn
Erwin Ungard
Howard Nieders
David Lauer
Mr. Scamman
Friendly Group entertains at Dunfee home
Members of the Friendly Group of the Baptist church gathered Saturday evening at Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Dunfee’s home. They enjoyed games and a refreshment course afterward.
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the Baptist Church
Bat
Raymond Dunfee
Social Guests Gather for dinners and visits in Cleveland area
The piece records a flurry of weekend social visits in Cleveland and nearby towns. Miss Lucy Walker visits the Barrs. the Russell home hosts Ed Murphy James Moran Julius Shulty Elie Boehmke and others. Sunday hosts include Kuntz family and several locals from Cleveland Elyria Oberlin Lorain and Hartville with many relatives and friends making calls and attending gatherings.
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Lucy Walker
Cleveland
William Barr
Jamaie
James Russell
Cinner
Ed Wurphy
James Moran
Julius Shulty
Elie Boehmke
The
Russell Fame
Join Kuntz
Wr. and
Wes P. H. Lysons
Ma. Jineli
Boehmkre
Dend
Hautd Smith
Clarkfield
Bert Rollins
Ioward Lewis
I.venton
Suneday
Mro
Westery Schenck
Coveland
Wiliam Pepard
Wie Tanes Russell
Cheveland
M.A Wes
Ao Te Fae Vt
Felixshaw
John Brant
Ingeland
Wil Ham Co
Gauchter
Mary Alice
Aid
Hart Ville
Emmanuel Dutt
Brown
Doris Dione Gilbert
Elyria
Anna Gilbert
Lilian Wagner
Oberlin
Charles Wagner
Silvia Roushert
Lorain
Mary Louise Lose Jor
Mabla Soman
John Shumway
Russell Abram
Nina Warden
4. M. Brand
Butternut Ridge
Mermaid of the Met and a Millionaire Date
Sue Ocock Orie Res Sue, a Brooklyn hospital operator living with her father, meets Philip Gerard a wealthy young man at the Hotel Metropolitan New York. He is engaged to Afetta Morris while Sue begins a budding romance, and trouble unfolds as Pinky Previs storms in with jealousy. Merle Beckwith is attacked in the Metropolitan, a mystery tied to Mrs Parmely and Anna Hele as Sue navigates love, loyalty, and social intrigue.
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Sue Anerd
Metropolitan
New York
Philip Gerard
Afetta Morris
Sue
Siuters
Brooklyn
Philip
Merle Beckwith
Beckwith
Merle
Christine Worden
Parmely
Anna Hele
Pinky Previs
Annabel
Pan
Philp
Local Families Visit Over the Weekend
Mr and Mrs Russell Reisinger and Mr and Mrs Thrace Simson visited Mrs Alten's parents this Sunday. Phillip Gerhart and Gust Smith hosted Sunday gatherings at Cleve land. A party at Miss Catherine Schneider's Elyria home included Gerhart Alten Forthofer. George Jenkins visited Edwards in Elyria. Earl Pickering and children from Cleveland spent Sunday with his parents Matt and ? Casper.
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Russell Reisinger
Thrace Simson
John M. Alten
Phillip Gerhart
Gust Smith
Cleveland
Peter Forthofer
Catherine Schneider
Elyria
George Jenkins
BE. Edwards
Earl Pickering
Matt Casper
Local School and Community Notices Round Up
Eaton Eaton March 29 residents report church events tax meeting schedule church programs and social visits in Spencer Cleveland Berea Ridgeville and Grafton areas. Readers attend Easter plans Bible school goal two hundred and numerous social calls follow.
Local Visit Notes From Oberlin Area Families
Social notes record visits among Oberlin residents and nearby towns. Margaret Gent of Oberlin spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs William Geist. Several others visited relatives in Elyria Wakeman and Avon over the weekend.
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Jack Cook
Oberlin
H. B. Cook
Pearl
Ruby Kreig
B. J. Sharp
George Bickel
Gaylor
Glen Beecher
Wakeman
Martin Smith
Avon
Evelyn
J. N. Weber
Fred Brumby
Sons of
William Drumby
Fred Ackerman
Friendship Guild Meeting Held in Wellington D
Twenty five members of the Friendship Guild of the Congregational church met at Mrs. George Warner's home on Monday evening. A short musical program followed with piano duets by Vivian and Leland Martin and piano solos by Laura May Johns and Vivian Martin. Jig saw puzzles provided the diversion, then light refreshments were served. Assisting Mrs. Warner were Mrs. E. O. Blanchard, Mrs. Sara Curtice and Miss Jessie Wright.
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Friendship Guild
Wellington
Friendship Guild of the
Congregational Church
George Warner
Vivian
Leland Martin
Laura May Johns
Vivian Martin
Evening services moved to 7 30 at Baptist church
Church activities include Lord's Supper next Sunday morning and a special missionary offering. Friendly Bible class hosts Friday at Mrs Zimpher's home. Win One Sunday school class meets Friday at Mr and Mrs Boise's home. Leaders preach at Hebron Association meeting in Elyria. 20 accompany pastor to Lorain County Tubercular Sanitarium. 6000 foreign postage stamps delivered to A McClelan for stamp collectors. B Y P U to meet at 6 30 next Sunday. James Lindsey to lead. Mrs Laura Barber convalesces at Blanche Hales home. Fern Studebaker reports no earthquake injuries in Lone Beach. home slightly damaged.
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The
Baptist Church
Frank Zimpher
Win
Myron Boise
Hebron
Baptist Sunday School
Ohio Association of Independent Baptist Churches
LaGrange
James Lindsey
Laura Barber
Blanche Hales
Fern Studebaker
Baptist
Lone Beach
California
Weekend Visits, Neighboring Families Share Time
A long list of local residents visited relatives and friends across Oberlin Elyria Wakeman Henrietta and Coshocton Sunday and Monday. Names include Calkins Nixon Snyder Beach Geist Baker Bates Sharp Chrysler Austin Beam and others visiting kin such as Mr. Mrs. J. E Davidson Mr. and Mrs. W. Taylor and Mrs. Jennie Helhue.
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Watel Sandrock
Harold Geist
Oberlin
J. H. Calkins
Clayton Chrysler
W. J. Taylor
Elyria
Coal blast at abandoned mince near Prague injures woman child
Coal taken from an abandoned mince near Prague exploded on a fire wounding a woman and injuring a child. The blast wrecked the room and is believed to have contained a bomb. Authorities investigate potential danger.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Westervelt Missional Family to Visit Wellington Church
The Westervelt Missional Family four members, sons of missionaries, visit Wellington Baptist Church on Wednesday evening July 12. The program features musical numbers and testimony as the attraction.
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Westervelt Missional
Sons of Missionries
Wellingto Baptist Church
Erning
Wellington Briefs Chronicle Local Updates and Visits
A. J. Webber ordered to remain in bed twelve days. Mrs. George Gott back outdoors after a month illness. Mrs. Francis Hay and others visited Mrs. E. Barrick and Miss Webber. Spring break plans with Margaret Rozboril. Miss Nancy Marlette to visit relatives in Cleveland. Birth reported for Day Lockabautch family. Mrs. R. W. Fauls recovering after hospital care. Miss Louise Pierce assists at Faus Clinic in Mrs. Smith’s absence. Miss Lucile Rolce to direct plays in Vineland Pa. and Perryoools Pa. En route, she will visit farm college roommate Mrs. Critchett in Philadelphia. Mrs. R. W. Baker hosts Mothers’ Club at Brookside. Charles Voutheimer improving after illness. W R C to hold Hard Times party at A R post rooms. Henry Voge returns to Cleveland after visit with Gill family. Margaret Vargo enjoying spring vacation near Cleveland. Anna Krajac visiting Mrs Culbertson of Lorain.
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Wellington
A. J. Webber
Magyar St
Atending
George Gott
Francis Hay
Ru Eauer
Dorothy Lance Lakewood
E. J. Barrick
Emma Dell Webber
Margaret Rozboril Huntington
Nancy Marlette
Cleveland
Day Lockabautch
Lockbaughs
G Rotce
R. W. Fauls
Clinic
Louise Pierce
Stude
Western Reserve
Faus Clinic
Alm Smith
Lucile Rolce
John Roger
Vineland Pa
Perryoools Pa
Ania
Philadelphia
R. W. Baker
Penfield
Mothers’ Club Brookside
Erning
Charles Voutheimer
A. R. Post Tooms
Harry Gill
Margaret Vargo
Anna Krajac
Mrd Culbertson
Lorain
Local Socials Around Sheffield and Nearby Areas
Mrs Frank Perry of Clevelon visited her daughter and family on Gulf road last week. Alta Myers heads to Massachusetts to visit Miss Lucy Daniels for a month. The Chamber and Schroeder families plus several Smiths and guests gathered for Sunday visits. Local residents and relatives shared visits across River Road Chestnut Ridge Lak Avenue Murry Ridge Korat Elyria and Collins Ohio.
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Sheffield
Frank Perry
Clevelon
Clarence Smith
Gulf Road
Alta Myers
Monda
Massachusetts
Lucy Daniels
P. L. Chamber
Fret Schroeder
Collins
Ohio
Wiltier Gerrick
River Road
Joh
Hazel
Helen Smith
William Mitchell
Korat
Fred Cahoon
Elia Johnson
Frank Pauly
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promise Clear Complexion
Physician Dr F M Evle treated many women for liver and bowel ailments using a plant based substitute for calomel named Dr Edwards Olive Tablets. The olive colored tablets are advertised to restore normal liver and bowel action, remove waste and toxins, improving complexion and energy with nightly use priced at 15 30 and 60 cents.
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F.M. Evle
Dr. Edwards
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Poultry News
Cogcidi
C. A. Lamb
Department of Agronomy
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Elyria Savings & Trust
F. M
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Arrired
Pinky
Grace
Spenee
Coney Island
Lome
Manhattan
Pinky Trevis
Mallionaire
Pinki
Aniwas
Pop
Tonty
Lake Erie College
Painesville
Munn Farm
Fred Northam
Carrie Northam
E. F. Meeck
Objectia
Tas
Tlass
Chape
PP. E. Roni
Servuon
Habrew Temple
Eater 105Th St
Ansel Reed
Intome
Carria Mack
Louise Somers
Olmsted Falls
Wilh Hennie
Walter Rudd
Bernard Cowley
Wiliam Sievert
Albert Chevalia
Harvey Durkee
Guy Durkee
Grafton
EB. EF. Durkee
Frank McAdoo
June
Mary
Ashland
RB. Eddy
LaPorte
Charles Ives
Lewis
Elshia
Mirs
A. J. Carpenter
Alice Bird
Harold Carpenter
Ridgeville
Bert Montague
Kipton
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Ivy of
Amherst
Mrs
John Gower
Nettie Wood
Georgia Gibbs
CASH
Lake Ave. Coal CO
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