Remembered Viee Remembered Viee by Stewart Van Der Veer
Mont returns to Breckenridge to meet Judge Daingerfield and clear his name after Otis murder suspicions. He recounts alibi details from a night journey through a snowstorm, facing Freemantle’s pressure. The judge pressures him to confront Anne and Freemantle to avoid trial as the case hinges on corroboration.
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Mont
Otis
Sherif
Breckenridge
Montrose
Judge Daingerfield
Carter
Sherrill
Ft. Rabie
Anne
Stoon
Louisville
Freemantle
Fleetwood
Louihsville
Courpe
Southern
Nashville
Smith
J. Dorr
B.smith
Mort
Louisvide
Monts
Mother and Daughter Party by Pine Tree Troop at town hall
South Amherst May 20 The Pine Tree Troop of Girl Scouts hosted a Mother and Daughter party at the town hall. Activities included flag rites, pledge, songs, poetry recitals, skits, a piano solo, duets, and a dessert. Defens e meeting to follow with speaker Roehm of Waldams Wallace College.
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South Amherst
Pine Tree
Litchfield Chapter C. E. S to meet. Pomona Grange hosts
Litchfield Chapter C. E. S holds regular meeting on Thursday evening May 21. Medina Grange will host Pomona Grange on Wednesday May 20. The girls sextet from Litchfield will perform on the program. Several local residents celebrate May birthdays with gatherings at various homes and churches announce upcoming services and events.
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Litchfield
Medina Granse
Pomona Grange
Lawrence Starr
Ars
Alta Mastings
C. B. Wyant
Lester Wyant
Akron
Glyde Box
Eaton
O. H. Kelloge
John Harmanson
Lorain
Lex Kellogs
Ela Radley
Roger Instahzm
Bunker Hi
Wrvicelaw
Bir
Will Zahnow
Hetty Garrity
Cleveland
Cours Masnr
Litch
Heid
Granser
Wakiton
Midh
Thunday
Baptist Church
Wavening
Mey
Normen Chiebourne
Sipture
Eer Ruth Swanker
Piann
Heety Street
Beltimore
Farming Facts Worth Knowing About Potatoes and Crops
A historical note surveys farming tips from Maine potato spraying with a power sprayer to bedded lambing in Ohio. It highlights deep bedding for winter comfort, east-facing houses for sun, blight resistant pears, Corn yields from hybrid seed, and tomato mosaic and streak control. It mentions Riwing wilt resistant oats and borax applications to curb rust in flax fields.
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Minnesota
Benehment Station
Better Stands With Less Seed For New York Grass Crops
New York farmers adopt advanced seeding methods to reduce seed usage by half. Techniques include sliding in astencinn tubes over seed lines, trailing seed behind disks, and moist soil to ensure shallow, firm coverage. South Dakota Experiment Station notes rickets in dairy calves due to sunshine lack, recommending diet adjustments and access to steamed meat, bran, and oilmeal to prevent illness.
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New York
South Dakota
Carlisle Teachers Banquet Hosts Staff And Spouses
The Carlisle executive board of the Eset Carlisle PT A chaired by Mrs Archie Welton entertained the entire staff of teachers and their husbands or wives in the school dining room. Tables were red white and blue with tulips and sprigs as centerpieces. Favors and a formal supper were served to 36 guests. Mrs William Molt gave warm welcomes and H C Hosking replied with remarks. After supper the group planned an evening of entertainment.
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Carlisle
Eset Carlise Pt,a
Archie Welton
Fox Abby
William Molt
H.C. Hosking
Outing at Cascade Park Hosts Hart Core Hite Class
A group of 21 pupils with teacher Mice Dawrer and room mother Mre Ray Abber spent a day at Cascade Park. They enjoyed lunch and later played a softball game in which the boxe team won. Eva Carter received a center award for shining effort.
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Hart
Mice Dawrer
Ray Abber
Cascade Park
Boxe
Thr
Cis
Eva Carter
Ant
Beekeepers Must Register For Sugar Ration
Beekeepers needing sugar for feeding bees must register with local sugar rationing boards and obtain an allowance covering registration to June 30. The guidance comes from the Federal Sugar Culture Laboratory via W. E. Durham of Ohio State University. Applications use Office of Price Administration forms. registration sites include various county extensions offices and local offices listed in the release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Hee Culture Laboratory
W. E. Durham
Ohio State
Univerity
Office of Price Administration
Starting Mash For Chicks From Litchfield Firm
A Litchfield Ontario firm markets High quality chick mash called Pan A Min starting mash. A G Law of the Tren feld Exchange touts its benefits for chicks including appetite, rapid growth, and ready feathering. The product aims to boost health, vitality, and laying capacity with digestible proteins, minerals, and vitamins, especially vitamin G. Law invites inquiries on chick-raising questions.
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Rucax Wok
Lichfield
Litchfield Exchange
Litchfield
Onto
A. G. Law
Trenfeld Exchange
Litchield
Mr. Law
Gains in Cow Numbers Seen Across United States
Rural economists at Ohio State University report U S cow numbers rose over 1 percent in 1941 and expect further increases in 1942 1943 even with typical culling. Labor shortages and beef pork competition drive culling. dairy herds grow in Worth Central Pacific and some southern states. March milk output reached 9.6 billion pounds up 4 percent from March THI and 14 percent above 1946 42 average. Manufactured dairy products rose, cheese up 53 percent, evaporated milk higher, butter down.
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Columbus
United
Pacific
Ohio 4-H Club Membership in 1941 Shows Decline
Final reports indicate Ohio 4-H club work in 1941 enrolled 31,963 members, including 8,546 boys and 23,262 girls, a drop from prior year due to farm work tempo and fewer extension opportunities. Top counties by enrollment were Muskingum, Scioto, and Fairfield. 81.3 percent of members completed projects, while 11.8 percent of rural youth aged 10 to 20 joined clubs.
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Columbus
O. May
Ohio
Muskingum
Scioto
Fairfield
Winton
Ohin
Union
Williams
Hocking
Wyandot
Highland
Knox
Huron
Arerece
Henry
Ohio State Grange Master to Speak at New London
Chardon Ohio Master Paul McNish will speak at the District Conference of County Grange Deputies and Pomona Masters in the New London Grange Hall on Wednesday afternoon and evening May 7. Sessions start at 1:00 p.m. and resume after a 6:00 p.m. covered dish dinner. It is the sixth of eight mid summer conferences across the state led by Huron County Pomona Master E C Wolfe Collins Ohio.
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New London
Paul McNish
Chardon
Ohio
Ohio State Grange
County Grange
Pomona
New London Grange
Columa
E. C. Wolfe
Collins
Huron County Pomona
Catalpa Growers Have Last Laugh in Ohio Farms
Ohio State University forester P W Dean notes catalpa groves planted decades ago yield income for owners like H C Rogers of Mechanicsburg, the state’s largest 150 acre grove owned by Mr Boxers fuels posts poles and timber. Hardy catalpa speciosa favored for straight trunks. Club data show many members live on farms, Wayne County leads with farming members at 95 percent. Cayagada county low at 22 percent.
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Columbus
Ohio
Catalpa State
P. W. Dean
Ohio State University
H. C. Rogers
Mechanicsburg
Boxers
Dran
Carrell County
JHE
Wayne County
Cayadagza County
Camden and Henrietta Plan Joint Memorial Day
Camden and Henrietta have completed plans for Memorial Day exercises. At 8 o clock a.m. cars will create the Camden school house to decorate soldiers graves in the Henrietta and Camden cemeteries. At 9 45 the parade forms at the Town Hall led by Betty Neiman of Henrietta on her pony, followed by combined school bands. The parade proceeds to the school house where At tomes Hobert will speak, with special music by the band and mixed quartet. The Hoy Scout Troop will participate actively in the day’s program.
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Hoy Scout
Increase Expected in 4-H Canning
Four-H canning is a top war project this year, aiming to surpass last year’s 1,099,000 jars with a 250,000 increase. The National Committee on Bars and Girls Club Work highlights the surge due to food needs for home use and allied forces. County, state and national awards exceed 38,000 in value, with gold medals for county winners, trips for state winners to the National Four-H Club Congress in Chicago in December, and $200 college scholarships for national winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Committee On Bars and Girls Club
Chicago
Corn Growers Seek Advice On Hybrids
County agricultural extension agent C. I. Hummel notes rising interest in hybrid corn in Lowral county. He reports frequent inquiries about hybrids with good yields, naming Ohio K-13 K-35 Iowa 939 and Ohio K-23 as popular choices. Earlais county varieties vary in maturity. hybrids Ohio 20 and Ohio 24 offer early and similar maturing options and resistance to corn borers.
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Lowral County
Hummel County
Thetas
Earais County
Ohio
Farmer Finds Way To Help Neighbors
COLUMBUS, O May 20 Byron Green Thompson has solved labor problems for Lake county neighbors by agreeing to cultivate 60 acres of corn with his power equipment. Thompson states much Ohio power machinery is underused, and a standard charge for custom work is lacking. An Ohio State University bulletin gives operating cost estimates for different power equipment to help farmers price neighboring services fairly.
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Columbus
Byron Green
Thompson
Lake County
Ohio
Ohio State University
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Rae
Patushirg
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Millee Low Hyatt
Velma Stirpak
Madge Ernst
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Lewis Lieb
Madee Ernst
Thelma Mathas
Helen Calderarda Sanz
John Witt
Areen
Seoul
Rr Roehm
Daldains Wallace College
Clovers Elect
Sandstone Clovers Feareh Club
Birr
Alfred Roll
Stevin Wrage
Viet-Preaident
Betty Baumen
Avertiary
Sean ‘Thompson
Trevesticn Terdey
Donna Farey
Madger, Schalkt
Grove ‘Thompson
Congregational Church
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Steve Hench
Tunisia
Dr. Street
Mex
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Fal Reenik
Broadview Heights
Chrk Himmels Faush
Ed Mo
George Gibton
Widesman
Sumtay
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Tires
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Anateok County
Deen Redding
Minnesota Experiment Station
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Elvit Testing Associations
Early Seeker
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Clyde
Gorham
Ovid
Phelpe
Pultener
Willard
Seckel
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Virginia
Greene County
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Oregon
Wheelington
Vanr
Wellington
Hatchery
Wellington, Ohio
Dunham
County Agricultural Extension Service
Varderomen
Richardi ‘Mez
Card Jain
Spencer Business
Tarr
Brooders Electric, Oil and Gas
Spencer Hatchery
Litchfield Firm
Grafton
Fulton Funeral Home
Keer
Gratien
Grafton Theatre
SUN
Tees
U~s
Islands
Victor Mature
Alsa
Devbie Fealerr
Wyoming
Desert
Sidney Toler
Abe Seriat
Apy
UNIO
Purdue University
LaFayette
Maxwelton
P. G.ress
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Marshall Boyle
Hennepin
Steve
Thorscleft
Hoyle Wrightt
Paul MeNbb
Catalpa
Litchfield Business
Dr. Hess
G. Low
Mgr. Lichfield
O. — Phares Messing
Camden
Henrietta
Amherst Business
Amherst Furniture Co
Cherch Street
Ohle
Vist
HEW Fox Funeral Home
Aes Geo, F. Fox
0. H. Baker Co
Ava
Heer Invalid Car Service
Levsin County
Rene
the Chronicle
Elyria Business
Farm Bureau
Mermash
Farm Mere Co.op
Farmers Cooperative
Etyria
White Rock Chicks
Turkey
Wilford's Hatchery
U. S
Oberlin Road
Elyria
SEARS
Byr Eey
Sears Roebuck & Co
F. A. Humphrey Oplonlirist
Hiddle Avenue
Yirrie
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