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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1955

Page

8

Ohio Director Head of Regional Group

Wilbur B. Wood of Ohio was elected chairman and Herbert Berg of Michigan secretary at the North Central Region annual meeting in East Lansing Michigan. The region includes Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota Ohio South Dakota and Wisconsin. Wood will serve a year. The group aims to set policies for extension services tied to land grant colleges and the USDA. Wood has been Ohio Extension director since February 1953 after C M Ferguson resigned.

Columbus North Central Wilbur B. Wood Ohio Herbert Berg Michigan Land- Gram College Association East Lansing Wood Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Nesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Wisconsin Agricultural Extension Service Extension Service United States Department of Agriculture Colege of Agriculture C. M. Ferguson Federal Extension Service

Tombstone Saves Life on Alpine Road Crash

Emilio Odorizzi narrowly survived a fatal Alpine road crash when his car swerved off the highway and struck a tombstone on a ravine edge over 300 feet deep. The impact halted the vehicle and prevented a plunge.

Trento Hialy INS Emilio Odorizzi

Less Insect Injury Found On Peaches

Roy W Rings of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station reports cat facing insects injured fewer peaches in Ohio last year. Stink bugs feed on young fruit causing later deformities. better sprays improved control. Overall peach crop damage was about 4 percent in 1955, up from last year due to grasshoppers and red banded leaf rollers. Tests show dieldrin or heptachlor controlled grasshoppers well when sprayed on the ground.

Wooster Ohio Roy W. Rings Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Rings

Basketball Coach To Be Speaker For Elyria Rotary

Elyria High School varsity basketball coach Dale Reichenbach will address the Elyria Rotary Club tomorrow at noon at the YMCA. He will preview the 1955-56 season opening Friday at Lakewood. District 22 conference meets April 22-23, with Oberlin Rotarians inviting attendance. local club president George Miraben says most Elyria members will attend Sunday sessions.

Dale Reichenbach Elyria High Elyria Rotary YMCA Reichenbach Lakewood Oberlin Rotarians W.O. McClellan George Miraben Elyria Club

National Guernsey Futurity Set for 1957 In New Hampshire

The American Guernsey Cattle Club establishes a National Guernsey Futurity for three year old cows. R. H. McMurtrie announces an entry process via heifer calves with extra fees. Estimated purse exceeds 3000 dollars with top 20 finalists receiving shares. Nominations due March 1, 1956 for 1957 and November 1 for 1959.

Peterborough N. H American Guernsey Cattle Club R. H. McMurtrie Huntingburg Ind Persident AGCC R. D. Stewart Stewart Guernsey

OFB Members Eligible For Rate Reduction

Ohio Farm Bureau Federation members will gain auto and farm truck insurance rate cuts of five to ten percent in 1956. Full-time farmers receive up to 20 percent off Nationwide Mutual Fire rates. part-time members get five percent. About 49,000 OFBF member families are eligible as Nationwide Insurance and OFBF extend safety education efforts.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company OFBF H. D. Heckathorn Forest Ohio County Farm Bureau

F-105 Air Force Fighter-Bomber Targets 800 to 1000 mph

Washington report notes the new F-10534 supersonic fighter-bomber is expected to fly at 800 to 1000 mph. Future models may push speeds higher. The development signals a major leap in aircraft performance for the Air Force.

Washington Air Force

Ohio dairy farmer voices farm problem tour report

A Plain City dairy farmer Bernard B Reiselt describes high labor costs and middlemen blamed for rising food prices during a Senate committee tour. He notes milk prices fell from about 6 to 3.25 per hundredweight between 1947 and 1954 and cites his 431 acres with Ayrshires and crops as he struggles to balance income and expenses.

Washington Bernard B. Reiselt Plain City Ohio Columbus Reiselt Sam Williams Steelton Harrisburg Williams

Real Estate Transfers in South Amherst Area

Real estate transfers listed include Ben Asziyczik to James M. P. Nicol for Lot 11 and Sublot 18 in Grebe Subdivision, South Amherst. Nicol to Sackett for part of Sublot 18. Nicol to Makiuski Jr. for part of Lot II and Sublot 18. Anita J. Smith to Elton Ol Beach- Yer for Edgewood property. Additional notes mention dairying and milk price concerns, labor costs, taxes, and property on Main Quarry Rd Amherst.

Ben Asziyczik James M. P. Nicol Amherst Grebe South Amherst Peter Sackett Henry Makiuski Jr Anita J. Smith Elton Ol Beach- Yer Edgewood Carlisle Lee D. Memnell Millard F. Siniff Grafton Edward P. Sander Francis L. Snider Wilpantian Ad-Inn

Sullivan Chapter honors twelve for twenty three year pins

Twelve members receive twenty three year pins at Sullivan Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star. Six charter members attended. October November December birthdays will be honored at the next meeting. Residents and relatives discussed include Ison moving near Lafayette and visits to Mrs Alma Johnson in Medina. The article notes various local people and expected Christmas homecomings, along with military movements and local business changes.

Sullivan Order of Eastern Star Ison Lafayette Harry Smith iMrs Alma Johnson Medina jMrs Johnson

Work Meeting Set by Penfield Church Unit

The Women's Association of Penfield United Church met Friday to plan a quilting project and scheduled another session for December 14 at Society Hall. A luncheon will be served at noon. The Evening Circle will hold a Christmas meeting on December 14 at Mrs Harold Sooy's home.

Penfield Women’s Association of Penfield United Church Society Hall Harold Sooy

Vitamin D Can Prevent Milk Fever

COLUMBUS Causing a high vitamin D intake before calving may prevent milk fever in dairy cows. J W Hibbs of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster reported to the Ohio Animal Nutrition conference that 20 to 30 million units daily for five to seven days prevented milk fever in 14 of 48 Jersey cows, while 10 million units fed to 12 cows saw one attack. 14 of 22 untreated controls developed the condition. Prolonged feeding proved harmful, and protection appears after several days of dosing.

Columbus J. W. Hibbs Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Wooster Hibbs Ohio State Univer College of Veterinary Medicine Ohio State University

Roto-Hoe Offers Winter And Summer Utility Attachments

The Roto-Hoe and Sprayer Co of Newbury Ohio markets a snow blower attachment for the Roto-Hoe garden unit enabling year round use for snow removal. The device clears drifts in a single pass with adjustable baffles. summer uses include tiller, cutter, and lawn tools, while fall adds a leaf mulcher. Brunton's Motor Service in Vermilion offers complete information.

Newbury Ohio RotoSno Biswer Brunton Motor Service iWest Lake Rd Vermilion

Cattle Milk Fever Case Highlights Risk in Certain Herds

A brief note warns that wearers of certain handling methods may affect cows with previous milk fever, focusing on herds with especially high incidence. The guidance targets mature cows in high risk settings and suggests cautious management to reduce cases.

Len

Richard Marshal Returns to School After Knee Injury

Richard Marshal, who sustained a badly injured knee in an automobile accident, has returned to school after recovery.

Richard Marshal

Woman seeks address from county after home on abandoned road

Mrs. William H. Stimpel asked Allegheny County commissioners for help locating her residence. She recounted that her family built a new home in 1951 on a road that has since been abandoned and stripped of its name, causing even milkmen and delivery trucks to get lost trying to find their house.

Pittsburgh William H. Stimpel Allegheny County

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