Amherst Elects Officers At Church Guild Meeting
The Guild of the First Evangelical Church held a business meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Al King to elect officers and conduct routine church matters.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1946
Page
7
The Guild of the First Evangelical Church held a business meeting Friday evening at the home of Mrs. Al King to elect officers and conduct routine church matters.
Public sale starts at noon three miles south of Hur on Berlin Road and one mile west of Shinrock on Barrows Road. Items include farm machinery many nearly new, 8000 potato bags, seed cutting machine, tools, hay, several cows, household goods, and cash terms. Glenn Christian owner. Walter Leber auctioneer.
Due to failing health George C Becker and L O Dunlop offer a Wednesday sale at 10:30 A M featuring 16 Holsteins 6 cows 2 and 3 years milking, 18 breeding ewes and ram, 13 hogs, two John Deere tractors and assorted farming gear, hay, seed, engines, and household goods, at 8213 New London O. terms cash. Lunch at noon.
Mrs Lucy Ruemer hosts Cleveland Avenue event with Mrs Neal Ludwig as president and Mrs Lawrence Zuspan as VP. Secretaries and treasurer reelected, other guests listed. Devotional period led by Mrs Ed Cullen and Mrs Oscar Schneidery. Plans made for a Markey dinner for Funeral Directors in November. Birthday tributes and reports from Sandusky Bay Regional Guild shared.
Leaving the state I will sell at public auction at my residence one mile west of Oberlin on Route 10 opposite Pres ties filling station Wednesday November 6 at 1 00 PM. Items include a Hot Point electric range Hoover electric sweeper Duncan Phyfe dinette suite maple bedroom suite breakfast set living room suite two occasional chairs 2 lamp tables assorted electric lamps 2 9x12 rugs 9x9 Olsen rug several small rugs Singer sewing machine 2 ironing boards high chair sand box children's tricycle 15 sq yards new linoleum curtains and New Perfection oil range with other furnishings. Cash day of sale and all goods must be moved that day. EDW J KOERNER Owner Col Clark Aud F Holthauer Clerk
Santa Claus arrives early at the Firestone store on Broad Street Elyria opening a peacetime Toyland with a full line of prewar favorites including electric trains model building sets and wagons. Firestone plans nationwide openings from November 6 to allow early selections and delivery before Christmas though stock may vary and some items could be scarce due to wartime recovery.
National Grange holds its 13th annual session at Portland Oregon Memorial Auditorium opening with 36 states represented and expected to address agri cultural questions. Clinton Anderson of Washington and other leaders are slated to speak as the order prepares for degree ceremonies and regional reports.
Columbus reports that Ohio State University dairy expert Blackman urges farmers to provide higher quality hay and keep cows in feed racks for constant access. He notes frost and dwindling pasture reduce milk yield and recommends daily grain, plus shelter, to maintain production during autumn weather.
Ohio extension workers report at their annual meeting that high farm product prices do not help farmers if income is not spent on improving farm living conditions. Director Noble Clark warns tenants and owners alike live in outdated homes while farm children lack education and medical care. He says prosperity hinges on raising living standards, not just land wealth, and urges extension agents to provide economic facts as well as farming advice.
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