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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1960

Page

7

Barn Cat Tales and a Mouse Lowpoint in Virginia Farmhouse

Ed Harris recounts how a neighbor donated a barn cat to curb a rodent problem at a Washington Virginia farm. The cat, named Bahn by mistake then clarified as Barn cat, battles a stubborn house mouse with playful yet lethal methods. The writer ultimately euthanizes the exhausted mouse, noting its fight and resilience.

Coctor Dorothy Davis Washington Virginia Miriam Dorothy Cafe Cafe Arlain Cleopatra

Vermilion names four delegates to Buckeye Boys State

Vermilion High School Principal W H Gebhardt announced four junior students Dickerhoff Esper Moes and Romp were chosen as delegates to Buckeye Boys State Post 397 American Legion based on citizenship service academics and leadership All four are involved in National Honor Society Lakeland Conference basketball speech team church activities and student government with Romp and Moes set to attend district state scholarship tests and all four listed for varsity prospects

Vermilion Russ Dickerhoff Ken Esper Tom Moes Tom Hemp Py Fiebirch American Legion W. H. Gebnardt Vermilion High School Esper Moes Romp National Honor Society Sator Dickerhoff Sailors’ Lakeland Conference Pilgrim Youth Fellowship First Congregational Evangelial and Reformed Church

Dutch Youth Speaks At Girl Scout Meeting

Elsje ten Hoff a Dutch foreign exchange student spoke to Girl Scout Troop 3 at the Congregational Church Mothers Tea. She contrasted Holland's education with the United States system. Diana Kearney presented Miss ten Hoff with a gift as committee mothers oversaw the event.

North Ridgeville Elsje Ten Hoff Holland Congregational Church Miss Ten Hoff United States Diana Kearney The Troup Jen Hoff Philip Kearney James Wood Robert Moore Melvin Lockhart

Junior Fair Building Is Approved in Norwalk

The Huron County fair board approves a 49 by 100 foot concrete block Junior Fair Building at the Fair grounds west of the current structure. The project costs about 7000 dollars and supports future plans for a Junior Fair Center with enclosed demonstration and office space. The facility aims to open in September and frees Exposition Hall for commercial exhibitors.

Norwalk Huron Country Fair Board Sirs Elfreda Crayton Crayton Fair Board

New Leaflet On Electrical Problems Out

A University Extension leaflet offers tips on solving electrical problems at home. It stresses upgrading to at least a 100 amp service entrance and separate circuits for major appliances. The cartoon leaflet titled A Day in the Life of J Oker explains common issues and avoidance steps. Copies are available at county Extension offices and local power suppliers.

W. R. Schnug W. E. Sinckey Oslo State University Extension Agricultural Agricultural Extension Service J. Oker Availlavie I i

Churches Receive Soil Stewardship Week Bulletins

Nearly 5 000 bulletins and 300 booklets on conservation will be sent to Lorain County churches this month by the Lorain Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors. The information is part of Soil Stewardship Week, June 22 to 28, sponsored by the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts.

Lorain County Lorain

May Theme Noted At Wakeman Grange Meeting

Wakeman Grange met in the Grange Hall to discuss May themed items. Readings included Father by May and a poem on Success. A Mother's Day quiz was presented, and discussions covered law on slow moving vehicles, degrees for candidates, and daylight saving time.

Wakeman Wakeman Grange Grange Hall Theodore Timbs James Parsons Timbs Lawrence Leimbach Glen Beecher James Par New London Grange Hazel Gibson Home Economics Leimbach Grenge The Grange Norwelk City Counci Norwalk

Nursery Opens at Wakeman Congregational Church

Mrs. Dillard Horn announces a church nursery for babies and small children during services at Wakeman Congregational Church. The facility offers Bas liners and equipment, with Mrs. Horn assisted by Mrs. William Graham to enable parents to attend worship.

Wakeman Dillard Horn Congregational Church Smmall Horn William Graham

Awards Program Set For Young Gardeners

The National Junior Vegetable Growers Association sponsors a 1960 awards program overseen by William M. Brooks of Ohio State University. Activities include a mid auction and marketing contest a demonstration contest a judging grading and identification contest and an annual convention open to youths ages 11 to 19. Participants may pursue fresh market home use canning plant sale or trial variety options while keeping detailed records. Edward Leonard of Elyria was national fresh market winner last year and John Keller of Elyria led the grading contest. The national convention will be in Colorado Springs December 4 and 5 with trips contests and awards presentations.

National Junior Vegetable Growers Association William M. Brooks Ohio State University Extension Horticulturist and Association Brooks Onin Edward Leonard Elyrie John Keller Elyria Junior Vegetabte Growers Association Colorado Springs Colorado Brooss Jby Neill Avenue Cob Rins Chin

Egg price rise forecast for late summer 1960

Dr. P. C. Clayton of Ohio State University predicts egg prices will be well above 1959 levels by late summer due to fewer layers, tighter supplies, and slow chick hatch rates. He expects April to June averages 5 to 6 cents higher per dozen, with higher prices continuing into late 1960 and early 1961, risking over expansion. Broiler prices should stay above last year with a large turkey crop ahead.

Columbus P. C. Clayton Ohio State University Extension Poultrymen Clayton U. S. Department of Agriculture Clavion

Berlin School Releases Honor Roll

BRESLIN HEIGHTS Berlin Local School announced the honor roll for the sixth weeks. Six seniors earned B or better: Karen Fletcher Jane Sprankel Olivia Title Dorene Vaugnen Barbara Ward and John Weaver. Eleventh graders include Dale Eckhoff Dianne Otto Frank Pine Kay Ward and Babette Werner. Tenth graders Betty Barnes Pat Pils Barbara Hoffmeister. Ninth graders Marame Brod Melba Coughlin Richard Hahn Marie Holzhauner with straight A s include Roger Massey and Susan Smith.

Breslin Heights Berlin Esther Alien Royden L. Garland Karen Fletcher Janet Sprankel Olivia Title Dorene, Vaugnen Barbara Ward John ‘Weaver Dale Eck‘hoff Dianne Otto Frank Pine Kay Ward Babette Werner Betty Barnes Pat, Pils Barbara Hoffmeister Marame Brod Melba Coughlin Richard Hahn Marie Holzhauner Straight A's Roger Massey Land Susan Smith

John Deere Planter Popular In Area

A four row John Deere planter with a forty pound fertilizer hopper aids quick reloads and, with a special draw bar, two units can be pulled to plant eight rows. Lorain County Implement Co. in Wellington stocks these planters and a full line of John Deere tractors, including the popular Model 730 Giesel tractor and a kicker baler now in use for single operator baling. Demonstrations can be arranged.

John Deere Clyde Cosiey Lorain County Implement Co Kelly St Wellington Cooley John Deere Corm Orra

Farm Plans Approved by Lorain Soil District Board

Conservation plans for eight Lorain County farms received approval at the monthly Lorain Soil Conservation District meeting. Farm plans listed include Ralph Fow and Sons Elyria Township R L Widdowson Pittsfield Joseph Pickworth LaGrange John Lees Henrietta Virgil Mobley Huntington Weldon Eaton Rochester Henri Cesare Huntington Carl Dittmar Brighton. assistance applications for Peter Marozvan LaGrange and Robert Smith Huntington were approved.

Lorain County Lorain

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