Leaf curl hits Lorain County peach orchards hard
Lorain County growers report severe peach leaf curl across Ohio, with extensive defoliation in the county. County agent C I Hummel says no current fix exists and past sprays or early measures would have helped, while OSU plant pathologist A L Pierstorff recommends pruning back trees and extra sulfuric applications.
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Lorain County
Ohio
County Agricultural Extension Service
C. I. Hummel
A. L. Pierstorff
Ohio State University
Hog cholera outbreaks reported in Ohio prompt vaccination call
Ohio reports several hog cholera outbreaks across distant areas. J W Waichet of Ohio State University urges preemptive vaccination at five to six weeks, or as early as one week, to curb losses nearing 290 000 pigs annually. Acute and chronic forms threaten herds, with early signs including reluctance to eat and back hunching.
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Ohio
J. W. Waichet
Waichet
Watchet
Farmers to Attend Feed Merchants Day at Wooster
Lorain County farmers and feed merchants will travel to Wooster next Wednesday for the annual Feed Merchants Day at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station. The program runs from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with sessions on dairy cattle projects, fattening rations for steel calves, protein supplements, hay and alfalfa meals, and poultry projects.
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Lorain County
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Farm Bureau backs income tax and emergency sales tax
Ohio Farm Bureau board in Columbus endorses a graduated income tax and a limited emergency retail sales tax. State share would fund school equalization. local share would relieve real estate burdens. They oppose a highway police referendum and urge state administration as a unified plan.
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Board of Trustees
The
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
W. G. Caskey
Lorain
Farm Bureau
Map Plans For Farm Act Force Map Plans For Farm Act
Administrators George N. Peak and Charles J. Brand announce plans under the new Farm Act. Washington office staff will come under Civil Service rules except key positions. Field appointments will be made by State Administrators and not all field posts will follow Civil Service rules. Washington staff will be minimized with transfers from the department or Civil Service as needed.
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U. S Department of Agriculture
Emergency Agricultural Adjustment Administration
George N. Peak
Charles J. Brand
Washington
Rooster Culling Advice For May For Poultry Flocks
The Ohio State University agricultural extension service urges poultry growers to cull roosters in May selecting males to keep and disposing of the rest. Infertile eggs deteriorate slowly under good conditions while fertile eggs deteriorate rapidly in warm weather. Producers are urged to improve income by producing and selling better quality eggs and poultry.
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Unio State University Agricultural Extension Service
Bulletin
Avon Lake Attended Golden Wedding and Weekend Guests
Avon Lake on May 16 reported attendance at the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J Heckel of Vincent with Mr and Mrs Arthur Theisen Mrs Leo Will and Mrs Urban Weber present. Bridesmaid was Mrs Theisen, sister of the bride, who served 50 years ago. Week end guests included Mr and Mrs Glenn Berard and family and Mrs Malinda Beard visiting Mr and Mrs William Horn of Fostoria.
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Avon Lake
Arthur Theisen
Leo Will
Urban Weber
J Heckel
Vincent
Margaret Theisen
Matilda Biltz
Theodore Weber
Jacob Stander
Nieckel
Theisen
Neckel
Mrs. Heckel
Avon Take
Glenn Berard
Malinda Beard
William Horn
Fostoria
Webers host five hundred club gathering in their home
Mr and Mrs A J Weber entertained members of a five hundred club on Saturday evening at their home. Prizes went to Jack Regan and Irving James. Refreshments were served. In two weeks they will visit Mr and Mrs Kenneth Hughes in Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Perry Taylor hosted their children and families at dinner Sunday for the marriage of Mr and Mrs Roy Whale Thelma Taylor. Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Willard Paterson and son Ray and Miss Helen.
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A. J. Weber
Jack Regan
Irving James
Kenneth Hughes
Cleveland
Perry Taylor
Roy Whale
Thelma Taylor
Willard Paterson
Ray
Mise Helen
DD. Jeakins
Simmons
Akyon
R. Miller
W. T. Collier
Elyria
H. Collier
Robert Taylor End
Griswold Road
Ne Primary Department
Annapolis Auction Sparks Old House Secrets
In Annapolis on an October day, Tony Bleecker escorts his mother and Marty Van Duyne to the Kent Oliphant house auction. Locals, dealers, and a famed editor mingle as plans unfold to buy rare furniture and silver, while Virginia Oliphant emerges as a disputed mystery in the crowd.
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Rhea Road
Baltimore
Bndge
Severn
Annapolis
Old Town
Tony
Marty
Mei
Marty van Duyne
Tonos
Sony
Kent Oliphant House
Marty van Dusne
Anthony
Virginiia
Local Social Roundup From Cleveland Area Guests
Mrs Flovertine Wittenberg of Hroohisa visited her sister Mrs Leo Til in Cleveland on Monday. Carl Weber and daughter Virginia, of Cleveland, were Saturday guests of his parents, Mr and Mrs Peter Weber. Water Hintz and daughter Violet, and Mrs Herman Beyer of Cleveland, visited Mr and Mrs Fred Rech on Sunday. A Krust visited Vermilion on Monday. Mr Tillock of Lorain and family were Sunday guests of his son Clane Tillock. Archie Spade hosted Myr and Mrs Philip Canteiay and daughters Betty Jean and Phylis and Miss Lois Mahoney of Cleveland on Sunday.
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Flovertine Wittenberg
Hroohisa
Leo Til
Carl Weber
Virginia
Cleveland
Peter Weber
Water Hintz
Violet
Herman Beyer
Fred Rech
A Krust
Monda
Mere (Asl. Tillock
Lorain
Clane
Tillock
Myr
Archie Spade
Philip Canteiay
Betty Jean
Phylis
Lois Mahoney
Cut-Up 4 H Sewing Club Meets at Kaetz Home
The Cut-Up 4 H Sewing club gathered at Margaret Kaetz's home on Thursday afternoon for its regular business meeting followed by an hour of social activity. A luncheon was served by the hostess and games were played. One new member, Iva Jean Middling, joined the club.
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Lake Avenue
Margaret Kaetz
Iva Jean
Club meeting at Catherine Naughton’s home May 18
Other members present were Mra Nu bolson iJaine Cole Emily Reid Mary Stanko Helen Schmaener Alice Denger WKatherre Hecock and the hostess The club wool met on May 18th at the home of Catherine Naughton.
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Mra Nu Bolson
iJaine Cole
Emily Reid
Mary Stanko
Helen Schmaener
Alice Denger
Wkatherre Hecock
Wool
Catherine Naughton
Association meeting at Mrs Jahrusch home on Griswold road
The Woman's Association of the Community church will meet Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Otto Jahrusch's Griswold road home. Members are asked to bring dark or bright colored materials for the carpet project currently under way.
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Woman's Association of the Community Church
Otto Jahrusch
Griswold Road
King's Orchestra Performs at Markley School Grade 0 Commencement
The King's orchestra played several selections at the Markley school 0th grade commencement Friday evening.
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King’s Orchestra
Markley Schod
North Elyria Grange Elects New Juvenile Officers
North Elyria grange held a regular meeting on Thursday evening with the Juvenile Grange taking charge at their first session. A brief musical program and games informed the evening’s activities.
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North Elyria Grange
Kames
Mother's Day Service at Community Church
An impressive Mother's Day observance unfolded at Community Church on Sunday morning with a well planned program featuring music readings and prayers honoring mothers. The event drew families and community members who joined in the reflective service and tribute.
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Community Church
Mothers Day Program Featured Readings and Flowers
Primary department presented songs recitations and a reading including Our Mothers and A Little Parable for Mothers with Miss Anna Beck and Mrs Howard Hulse. King's orchestra performed Allegiance and a piece. Children distributed potted pansies to mothers and a carnations bouquet was given. Local families hosted visitors and church activities continued with reorganized notices.
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Our
Lillian Starkey
Oy Jack Slorning
Esther Schmidhaus
Jane Tlulse
Dale Miller
Bobby Shryey
Loretta Green
Temple Bailey
Anna Beck
King’s Orchestra
Howard Hulse
Howard Hulse, Solo, ‘Rother Machiece
Charles Iaing
Charles King
Buchholz
R RR. Shry- Och
Railroad undercut ruling looms over Penfield crossing
Elyria Telegram reports a court decision six years old requires the Lorain Ashland and Southern Railroad to provide an undercut where its tracks cross Penfield avenue. The five year deadline expired last May amid storm related power outages at Green Line and a waterspout sighting near the lake shore. Oberlin Theological Seminary to host 80th commencement with Rt. Rev. Charles David Williams as speaker in Oberlin.
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Elyria
Lorain, Ashland and Southern Railroad
Penfield Avenue
Green Line
Lorain
East Side
Lake Shore
Lake Erie
Oberlin
Oberlin Theological Seminary
Charles David Williams
Detroit
Michigan
Trinity Cathedral
Cleveland
Petition seeks referendum on Elyria Lorain streetcar removal
A petition with 5809 signatures was filed with the city auditor last night urging a referendum on council action to remove the Elyria Lorain street car tracks from Lodi street. Signers include many riders to the steel plant and numerous business and professional people. Superior Metal Products Co has permit for an $18000 addition to its Adams and Bond factory. Lorain city auditor submits 1924 budget request of 700000 to the council finance committee, compared with 750000 last year.
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Elyria Lorain
Lodi Street
Elyria
Superior Metal Products Company
Adams and
Bond Streets
Lorain
Lorain County Memorial Bridge case heard by Ohio Supreme Court
The Ohio Supreme Court in Columbus today heard arguments in the Lorain County Memorial bridge case and took the matter under advisement after the court of appeals ruled bonds for bridge construction were issued illegally. Oberlin Mock Republican convention nominated Herbert Hoover for president with 548 votes on the fourth ballot, needing 524. Frank O Lowden was nominated for vice president on the first ballot with 26 votes, with the coed delegation largely contributing to Hoover's victory.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Columbus
Lorain County Memorial Bridge
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Oberlin
Herbert Clark Hoover
Frank O Lowden
Illinois
Hoover
Spokane lads on Huskies football roster from local high schools
SPOKANE WASH Though Spokane is home to three ranking colleges Idaho Washington State and Gonzaga the city supplies UW Seattle with players. Bob Banks Kermit Wasmuth and MHeurx Georg all Lewis and Clark grads compete for backfield posts. Also Jerry Kopet and Buck Flaherty participate Flaherty is Ray Flaherty’s brother the All American pro end and Gouzafza graduate.
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Spokane
Washpi
Idaho
Washington State
Gonzaga
University of Washington
Seattle
Bob Banks
Kermit Wasmuth
Mheurx
Buhs
Georg
Lewis and Clark
Jerry Kopet
Buck Flaherty
Flaherty
Ray Flaherty
Gouzafza
Teacher Bucamme Pupils Boss in Salt Lake City
Salt Lake City, Utah. Nella Pendleton, a 29 year veteran teacher, was elected president of the school principals association, making her the boss of her former pupil Frank S. Allen, who became vice president. Allen was Pendleton's pupil 27 years ago.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Nella Pendleton
Frank S. Allen
School Principals Association
Allen
Sunday School Picnic Guests Listed on Lake Avenue
A Lake avenue Sunday school enjoyed a picnic last week with attendees including Ruth, Jimmie and Charles Ineil, Lillian and Herbert Starkey Monard, Dorothy and Robbre Phillips, Loretta, Lynn and Ernest Green, Bobbie Shryock, Vick and Walter Burton, Edna Ross, Roger and Dorothy Hogan, Robert French and Dale Miller.
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Lake Avenue
Ruth
Jimmie
Charles Ineil
Lillian
Herbert Starkey Monard
Dorothy
Robbre Phillips
Loretta
Lynn
Ernest Green
Bobbie Shryock
Vick
Walter Burton
Edna Ross
Roger
Dorothy Hogan
Robert French
Dale Miller
Ramblings With The Flowers by Mrs C F Ensig
May days bring nature’s beauty as trees and shrubs burst into bloom. The article celebrates blossoms on plum cherry and apple trees, white sentinels in woodlands, and pests controlled by warblers. It paints scenes of gardens, fields and streams, urging harmony with nature for lasting happiness.
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Tony Er
Dame Natura
Apple Blossom Time in May Fragrance Fills Landscape
Poem celebrates apple blossom season across rural roads in May. It describes fragrant air, blooming trees, hawthorn and lilac colors, and the renewal of leaves. The verse contrasts natural fragrance with man made scents and remarks on the preciousness of springtime.
King’s Daughters convention backs boycotts on 3.2 beer and cigarettes
Wellington Ohio May 17 resolutions to boycott restaurants and other businesses selling 3.2 beer and cigarettes were approved at the group convention of King’s Daughters at the local Methodist church. About 200 members attended with delegates from Cuyahoga, Portage, Medina, Ashtabula and Lorain counties. Speakers included Miss Margaret Monroe state director, Mrs. Edward Hughes state president, and Mrs. Albert R Crhitten den international vice president. Addresses of welcome by Miss Lena Dirlam and Mayor Lehman. Special music by Oberlin College performers Liane Dipson Qui Yang and Bernard Mason. Cleveland chapters invited next year’s meeting in their city. Afternoon tea by Oberlin Tau Kappa Delta Circle. Junior organizations met at Oberlin last evening.
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Wellington
King’s Daughters
Cuyahoga
Portage
Medina
Ashtahuna
Lorain
Margaret Monroe
Young People’s Work
Edward Hughes
Albert R Crittenden
International
Lena Dirlam
Lehman
Liane Dipson
Qui Yang
Bernard Mason
Oberlin College
Cleveland
Oberlin Tau Kappa Delta Circle
Oberlin
Seventh in prophetic Hell series at Baptist church
The evening message next Sunday at the Baptist church continues a prophetic series on Hell attracting large audiences. A special offering for Miss Ruth Hege will be taken June 4 with all contributions due by then.
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Baptist Church
Hell
Ruth Hege
The
Women’s Missionary Union, Hebron Association
Trinity Baptist Church
Lorain
Joseph McCahn
May Festival Dance With Buddy Vernon Orchestras
The May Festival dance will feature Buddy Vernon and his orchestras providing the music this evening. Mrs. William Wadsworth had her tonsils removed on Monday. Entre Nous Club members will be hosted by Mrs. R. W. Falls at her home Friday evening. Several Lorain and Amherst area women were luncheon guests of Mrs. Burt Curtice, bidding farewell to Mrs. Hattie Baker who will spend the summer in Philadelphia.
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Buddy Vernon
William Wadsworth
R. W. Falls
Entre Nous Club
H. J. Yeckley
Cora Thompson
R. K. Kelley
Lorain
Helen Baker
South Amherst
R. W. Baker
Penfield
Burt Curtice
Hattie Baker
Philadelphia
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Peter Kenot
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Elyria Savings & Trust
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Thone
Elyria Lumber and Coal Co
Mrs. C. F. Ensig
Violet Curtice
Herrick Ave
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Junior Grissinger
Courtland
King's Daughters
Baptist Notes
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Hebron
H. K. Finley
Christian Service Quarterly
Union Gospel Press of
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