Crop Insurance To Stabilize Income Says Chairman
Elmer F Kruse Ohio AAA chairman told farm representatives that the federal crop insurance plan offers income stability for farmers and price stability for consumers. The 1939 program covers wheat first with premiums set by past yields and a minimum coverage of 75 percent. eleven district meetings start May 10 with Dwight Wise named state supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Elmer F. Kruse
AAA
Ohio
Washington
E. L. Smith
Presentation
John B. Wilson
Wood County
North Central States
Kruse
Dwight Wise
Fremont
Plan Second Annual Rural Youth Meet
Ohio State Grange and Ohio Farm Bureau Federation plan the second Rural Youth conference at the University of Ohio State September 12 to 16. About 500 young men and women aged 18 to 25, out of school and unmarried, from most counties are expected to attend with program committee members including L. E. Jackson and H. W. Nisonger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State Grange
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Christian Youth Council of Ohio
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
L. E. Jackson
College of Agriculture
H. W. Nisonger
C. C. Lang
J. B. McClelland
Vocational Agriculture Department
Elizabeth Moore
Vocational Home Economics Department
Ohio
Dean Jackson
Dates Set For Farm Bureau Convention In New Orleans
The American Farm Bureau Federation announced the annual convention dates December 13 14 and 15 in New Orleans. Ohio members join nearly 500000 members across 38 states in the federation.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
New Orleans
Farm Bureau
Ohio
Ohioans To Speak On Farm Program At Purdue Conference
Perry L. Green and L. F. Warbington of the Ohio Farm Bureau will speak at the Mid West Farm Bureau Conference on the Purdue campus July 17 through 21. Edward A. O Neal and Mrs. Charles W. Sewell are also listed as speakers. About 2000 attendees from the corn belt are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry L. Green
L. F. Warbington
Organization
Education Department
Ohio Farm Bureau
Ohio
Mid-West Farm Bureau
Purdue University
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles W. Sewell
Associated Women of the
American Farm Bureau
Gardening For Health And Contentment Hobby Advice
George Horace Lorimer notes money cannot buy health or contentment and advocates gardening as a relaxing healthful hobby. The piece urges beginners to plant a small plot or window box, touts new seeds and tools, and promotes gardening as a safety valve and personal uplift.
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George Horace Lorimer
Saturday Evening Post
Four-H Girls Target Food Crafts With National Contest
Four-H Clubs announce annual food projects with cook ing baking and judging contests. Lorain County girls may enter the fourth National Four Food Preparation Contest conducted in Ohio by Extension Service and local leaders. Participants must file full fall reports. top county record earns gold medal and chance at state prize and all expense trip to Chicago National Congress in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four-H
National Committee On
Lorain County
Ohio
State Extension Service
Chicago
Trustees Plan Farm Bureau Activities in Columbus
The Ohio Farm Bureau Federation board of trustees will meet May 10 and 11 at the Farm Bureau Cooperative Building in Columbus to discuss cooperation with county organizations for summer programs and the twentieth annual convention plans. Perry L. Green, president, announced the November 17 and 18 convention will again be at the Columbus Auditorium, after last year’s move from Memorial Hall due to growing attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau Federation
Farm Bureau Cooperative Building
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Green
Memorial Hall
Horses Treated for Bot Flies in Northern Ohio Counties
L P McCann of Ohio State University reports 33 332 horses treated across 13 northern Ohio counties to combat horse bot flies and internal parasites. Seneca County led with 4 500 treated. Wyandot saw 3 000 treated, representing 56 percent of county horses. The effort relied on livestock associations, veterinarians and township committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
L. P. McCann
Ohio State University
McCann
Seneca County
Lorain
Allen
Williams
Williams County
Wyandot
Wood
Putnam
Hancock
Crawford
Morrow
Richland
Ashland
Huron
Ohio Wool Loans Offered Under 1938 Agricultural Act
Ohio wool growers may obtain loans under the 1938 agricultural adjustment act to hold wool in storage. Loans, based on grade and grease weight, will average 17.5 to 18 cents per pound minus freight to Boston, for a 10 month term at 4 percent interest. Wool can be sold anytime by repaying the loan and storage charges. Inspectors will grade wool used as security and warehouses will be limited to keep costs low. County agents will distribute the latest loan information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
L. K. Bear
Ohio State University
Bear
Boston
Floral Color as Central in Modern Garden Design
The article argues that modern gardens blend formal and informal styles to spotlight flowers. It condemns carpet bedding, praises natural beds, and links color theory in gardens to broader trends in dress and interior decoration. Flowers are presented as endless color material for artful composition.
Wisconsin Cranberries and Farm Practices Highlighted
Wisconsin leads in cranberry production earning over a million dollars yearly. The piece notes high startup costs of 2000 dollars per acre, flood harvests, and hand raking. It covers seed corn treatment as crop insurance, nitrate dangers to livestock, tobacco mosaic disease spread by workers, and borax top-dressing for alfalfa yellowing with practical cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
North Carolina
Combatting Cabbage Maggot and Rotational Pasture Practices
Cornell experts note Danish and kraut cabbages resist cabbage maggots in New York, but early plantings need alert care with corrosive sublimate a solution of one ounce per ten gallons water. Apply three ounces around each plant after transplanting, repeat weekly if needed, and delay first spray until moths appear. J D Hansen of Brown County Kansas promotes rotating sweet clover pasture into small fields to force close grazing, increasing annual cow capacity per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cornell University
J. D. Hansen
Brown County
Kansas
Creep Fed Calves Improve Spring Market Readiness
WV Experiment Station findings show eight month creep fed calves reach 549 pounds and sell fat in fall, versus 514 pounds for non creep fed on same forage needing four more months to reach 665 pounds. Poor mountain pasture calves weighed 464 pounds at eight months. Main gain is earlier market readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Wellington Village Council Discusses Sewers and Projects
Wellington Ohio council met in the Mayor's Court room to discuss sewers and the Disposal Plant. The South Mill street WPA project was reopened amid council debate. Roy and Vern Clisby donated forty nine trees for Westlake Park and Town Hall lot. The council approved a carnival for next week with a license fee.
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Wellington
South Mill Street
Roy
Vern Clisby
South Main Street
Westlake Park
Town Hall
Birthday Party Honors Local Family at Pfeiffer Home
A birthday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Pfeiffer celebrated Miss Lucy Robson of Grafton and Artie B. Jones II of here. Guests from Lakewood Grafton and here attended a noon birthday dinner amid a yellow-decorated home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Pfeiffer
Lucy Robson
Grafton
Artie B. Jones
Here
Pfeiffer
Miss Robson
C. A. Webb
Thomas
William
Lakewood
Frank Howard
James Tran
Winifred
Herbert Whitney
Mary Elizabeth
Floyd
Calvin
Fannie Wison
A. B. Jones
Ted
Artie B
Warren Clothing Company Seizes Duff Asset Title Change
Benjamin Warren, son of Mr and Mrs Albert I Warren of Her oe avenue East, has purchased one asset of the Duff Clothing Company and renamed the store Warren Clothing Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Warren
Albert I. Warren
Heroe Avenue East
Duff Clothing Company
Warren Clothing Company
Wadsworth Elected President of Len Yan Company
William L. Wadsworth assistant postmaster of Wellington becomes president of Len Yan Company operators of the Lotus Garden Restaurant in Play House Square Cleveland at the stockholders annual meeting held Saturday in Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Wadsworth
Wellington
Len Yan Company
Play House Square
Cleveland
Preschool Conference Planned by Lorain Health Chief
Dr. F. R. Dew health commissioner for the Lorain county general health district will conduct a Pre School Conference in Wellington on Wednesday May 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. R. Dew
Lorain County General Health
Wellington
Junior King's Daughters Tea Guests Named
The event will be hosted by Mrs. F. A. Rice state junior chairman of Cleveland Miss Sarah Walden Matron of King's Daughters Home Bucyrus and speaker Miss Dorothy Burkemeyer of Oberlin. The Mother Daughter Tea is set for Thursday evening May 5 at the local M B E church with all mothers and daughters invited.
Wellington quartet to compete in state contest at Oberlin
Virginia Clodwick Wilma Brewer Anna Buswell and Donald Brenner of Wellington High School earn superior rating at the district conference in Alliance and are invited to perform at Wellington Kiwanis luncheon before the state solo and ensemble contest at Oberlin on May 4, practicing the same numbers.
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Virginia Clodwick
Wilma Brewer
Anna Buswell
Donald Brenner
Wellington High School
Oberlin
Alliance
Wellington Kiwanis Club
Wellington Parent-Teachers elect officers and plan band gift
The Wellington P T A installs new officers led by president Theodore Breyley and votes a $100 gift to the school band for new equipment. Violet Long and Lois Breyley perform solos, and the group announces a May 18 preschool round-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Parent-Teachers’ Association
Helen Bassinger
Mansfield
Theodore Breyley
Herbert Fisher
Harold Perry
Secetary
Thelma Hooper
Rolla Zimmerman
Clyde Seidel
Violet Long
Lois Breyley
Wilma Brewer
E. E. Ware
Rawson
LaGrange
Wellington Family Moves. Oberlin Family Return
Mr and Mrs Carl Oney and family move back to Wellington from Oberlin. Mr and Mrs Alfred Moehle and daughter Ardith visit Mrs A M Bassett this week. Miss Jackson, a teacher, is mentioned in the hometown note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Oney
Wellington
Oberlin
Alfred Moehle
Ardith
Kent
A. M. Bassett
Miss Jackson
Local School Teachers Entering Ohio State Summer School
Mazine Hopkins and X Clark, Huntington teachers, will enter the Ohio State University Summer School. Mr and Mrs C J Baerner are expecting a baby in Florida on May 11. Mrs William Sponseller has returned from spending the winter in Hollywood Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Snow White
Mazine Hopkins
X Clark
Ohio State University
C. J. Baener
Plaida
William Sponseller
Hollywood
Florida
Local Club Meetings This Week
Kiwanis Club meets at noon. Woman's Benefit Association gathers in Grange hall. Farm Woman's club to meet with Mrs. Leon Witbeck. Harmony Circle plans Thursday afternoon session with Mrs. Ralph Puder.
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Kiwanis Club
Woman’s Benefit Association
Grange Hall
Farm Woman’s Club
Leon Witbeck
Harmony Circle
Ralph Puder
Busy Workers Meet With Mrs Herman Gower
Busy Workers schedule includes a meeting with Mrs Herman Gower while Entre Nous meets with Margar et and Jeannette Warner to discuss group activities and planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Gower
Entre Nous
Margaret
Jeannette Warner
Spring Clean-up Rescheduled to Thursday All Day
Rubbish collection will occur all day Thursday instead of Monday as previously reported.
Boy Of 15 Publishes A Walnut News Four Years
Amanda Colorado reports on David H. Dill, age 15, who has run a weekly four page mimeographed paper for four years. The Walnut News sells for two cents and covers school news society notes and a religious column. The editorial staff includes Editor David Dill field editor D H Dill advertising manager D Dill business manager David D society editor D Dill and cartoonist Dill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amanda, CO
David H. Dih
David
David Dill
D. H. Dill
D. Dill
David D
Dill
Australia Estimates 1938 Apple Crop at 10 Million Bushels
Australia projects its 1938 apple harvest at 10,225,000 bushels, reflecting expected production levels for the season. The forecast outlines a strong fruit yield amid regional growing conditions and market demand considerations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
What Causes Epilepsy A Free Doctor Opinions Booklet
A booklet discussing the causes of epilepsy and possible cures by famous doctors is offered free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 551 Fifth Avenue New York NY. The ad invites inquiries and promises timely delivery while supplies last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
New York
N. Y
Dept
Estimates Grow For Wheat Crop
Private crop experts in Chicago say April weather boosted Winter wheat prospects. Surface and subsoil moisture improved growth, lifting the average 1931-era yield outlook to 743 million bushels, up 26 million from a month ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Livestock Loss Prevention Assn of Ohio Meets Thursday
The fourteenth annual meeting of the Livestock Loss Prevention Association of Ohio will be held Thursday at the Dayton Union Stock Yards. An afternoon program will be followed by a banquet and evening entertainment at the Biltmore Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livestock Loss Prevention Association of Ohio
Dayton Union
Alhambra to Use Blue Lights in Jail Cells for Sleep Aid
City officials install azure blue lighting in a jail section to exploit research on the emotional effects of light. The blue illumination is claimed to help inmates fall asleep more quickly, reflecting new scientific discoveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra City
Cal
Palestine Sees Rise in Tourist Visitors
Palestine is attracting more travelers as visitor numbers grow. Local guides report expanding tours and new hospitality services to accommodate the trend.
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N. Elyria
Agricultural Act
Willard Bolte
Cora M. Shepard
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Vice
Jurtiand
Family Party
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Floyd Dennis
State Press
P.T. A
Harold Hayes
Temple Chapter C. E
Congregational Woman's Association
Sears Farm
Graham-Bradley
America
Palestine
Lear
Chapel Court
Elyria
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