Ohio farm crop outlook shows corn up and oats down
The October production estimates from Ohio State University’s Economic Information Letter show oats down 8.6 percent from last year, while corn rises by 146 million bushels to a total of 2 603 million. Ohio corn stockpiles are seen 70 million bushels lower than last year, with a nine million bushel gain for the period September 1 to October 1.
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United States
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Ohio
Meeting notes and social updates from Elyria area
Community gathering details include refreshments served by Mrs G R Kuhlman on November 6 with two new members joined. Several local residents and visitors are noted in Elyria and nearby towns including Mr and Mrs Carl Fesler and two sons of Miyria and Mr and Mrs W A Moulder. A Halloween party at the home of Mildred and Lucille Suedenagiger featured games, contests and a late lunch. Community activities mention car purchases, church services, and farming, with various residents visiting relatives in Spencer and calling on neighbors.
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G. R. Kuhlman
Dorothy Krieg
Elyria
Carl Fesler
Miyria
W. A Moulder
la Brandon
J. Jadrach
Lewis and
Mary
George Gang
Marton Bates
Suniover
Uneir Reacher
Chor Lawrence
Birminsham Mme
Mildred
Lucille Suedenagiger
Hallowe'en
Mildred Bates
Mildred German
Mrs Lawrence
Birmingham Phone Number 182 County Line obituary
John Bohn Sr Taneral was 81 when he died at Birmingham Reformed church. He leaves five sons and nine grandchildren with burial in Birmingham cemetery. Local notices detail parish events, visits, moves, and community activities across Birmingham County Line and surrounding towns, including church services, gatherings, and personal movements through Elyria, Sandusky, and Cleveland area.
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Birmingham
John Bohn
Birmingham Reformed Church
William
George
Martin
John
Henry
Peter House
Adrian
Michigan
Carl Gehling
Lorain
Bobby Stewart
H. Stewart
Elyria
L. W. Funk
Richard
Miss Webdale
R. W. Moulder
R. Waldron
Berlin Heights
Mary Bogart
John Davidson
Beth la Bar
Ashtabula
Ohio
Henrietta Hill Evangelical Church
Birmingham County Line
M. E
Barbara Hilberg
Firmingham M. E
T. H. Rusk
F. W. Blank
Fairview Villages
W. A.oulder
P. ©. Robertson
Chicago
Frank L. Carroll
Mary Hamnan
Elizabeth Hoffman
Clara
Clyde
Wil
Martin Haman
Edna Herke
Cleveland
Rose Heimsath
Lockwood Spangel
Epworth League
Psep
Baker
J.D. Park
Swedes Bride Bread Pockets Widens Coral Gables Tale
In 1926 a local race against Congressman W. J. Sears ends in a narrow defeat for the challenger. Mrs. Owen keeps a year round home in Coral Gables, near Miami. A Swedish bride in the piece fills her pocket with bread to share with everyone she meets on the way to the v ich, giving away every piece as she goes, a curious portrayal of fortune and loss.
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Bryan Owen
Fantons
Rhs
Tallahassee
Owen
W. J. Sears
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Ruth
Harry Weideman
G0. H. Lapp
Kathrine Turner
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Hollis Ekteberry
Toledo
Roy Ekteberry
Walter Bennett
Amelia Berntol
Hastimherst
Hiakham Reformed Church
A. H. Funk
Robert Pennicont
Lo- Ee
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Theirmingham
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Jersey
Campbell’s
Morton
Parker House
Loci St
Cleveland St
Lake Ave
Bourbon
Santos
Country Club
Pkg
Brazil
Zbc
Wiltshire
Sirloln
Quality Bakery
Broad ST
Dell
A.C. C. D. Conry
Cleveland Street
Harwood
Cleveland Streets
Reublin Bros
Reublin’s
Jones Farm
P. V
Golden Santos
Virginia
Richelieu
Sunkist
Florida
Rekay
Jonathan
Richelieu Corn
Jeans
Telephone
W. A. Gerber
I&c
Kahn & Anderson
Fisher Bros
Hamburg
Hershey
Hubbard
U.S
Browne Bros
Iroceries
Flinkel
Hinkel
Fould
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