GOW Testing Group Grows to 40 Herds
The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association grows to 40 herd owners totaling 711 cows. October results show 627 milking cows. First honors for milk and butterfat go to Harry Rowland Rochester for small herds and J E Ford Oberlin for larger herds.
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Lorain County
Rowland
Ford
Neva Ringler
Rochester
J. C. Aldrich
Cue Lyndes
J. C Aldrich
Nava Ringler
A. C. Cawrse
Jackson, Camp and Woolcott
J. E. Ford
J. B. Ford
E. E. Durkee and Son
Harry Rowland
Guernsey
Husking Contests Begin Rural Stage National and State Champs
Sam Plumer reports on the upcoming corn husking contests with state champions to be crowned before meeting nine state winners in Fairmont Minnesota for the national title. Drought and shifting crop forecasts underscore modest surpluses and price prospects, with AAA votes showing mixed support for the corn hog reduction plan among participating farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Plumer
United Press
Corn Belt
Fairmont
Minnesota
AAA
Excellent Cure for Catarrhal Deafness and Head Noises Recipe
A long advertised constitutional treatment for catarrh and catarrhal deafness. The formula uses Parmint double strength mixed with hot water and sugar, taken as a tablespoon four times daily to clear nostrils ease breathing and improve hearing by reducing inflammation of the eustachian tubes. It claims quick relief and tonal benefits with easy preparation and low cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir
Four crops cut despite drought and wintering prep
Farmers press alfalfa to grow after first freeze for winter protection. Straw mulch advised for strawberry beds. straw in hen houses boosts warmth. Bang disease rises over tuberculosis as major worry. federal funds support herd tests and indemnities for reactors. Beekeeping valued for pollination. farm tax of 16 dollars per farm funds fires premium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Farm Bureau To Elect Delegates At Lorain Meeting
Lorain County Farm Bureau members will gather at the Elyria Y M C A Friday night for the semi annual meeting. The principal business is election of delegates and alternates to represent the county bureau at the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting to be held November 32 and 23. James Moore editor of the Ohio Farm Bureau News will speak. Music and entertainment by Lorain County Senior Farm Club will follow. The meeting is scheduled for Sop om.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Peach Leaf Curl Spray Advised By OSU Extension
Fall spraying for peach leaf curl is advised by Ohio State University extension specialists led by C. I. Mummel, county agricultural extension agent. Sprays may be applied after leaf fall and temperatures exceed 46 degrees, with fall timing preferred due to uncertain spring results. Formulas include seven gallons liquid lime sulfur or 15 pounds dry lime sulfur per 100 gallons water, or four pounds blue vitriol to eight pounds lime with 5 gallons water. Lorain County reports light curling this year due to a dry spring, but orchardists should spray now for next year.
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Ohio State University Extension Service
C. IT. Mummel
Lorain County
Hommel
New London Runyan Funeral Held
Funeral services for George Runyan 80 were held at his North Main Street home with Rev. C. R. Bair presiding. Interment will be in Grove Street cemetery. Runyan, longtime New London printer and publisher, first worked as a printer's devil in the New London Times, then led the New London Record after 1871. He married in 1872 and co-published for 40 years before retiring in 1912. Surviving are daughter Marie Beardsley of Bridgeport and three grandchildren, with additional relatives in Norwalk.
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Runyan
New London
George
North Main Street
C. R. Bair
1St Methodist Church
Grove Street
Nathaniel Runyan
Bunyan
Old
New London “Times
New London Record
Lena Casto
The Blonde Countess in Wartime Intrigue
In a wartime secret service tale Greenleaf and Joel examine loyalties around the elusive Countess at a ball hosted by Counters Thorland. Du Val’s alleged spy activity surfaces, Jensen overhears, and Greenleaf warns of deception as the two assess trust, love, and danger amid the Black Chamber operations. The dialogue reveals fear, courage, and evolving judgments about the Countess and the men around her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Carter
Nathaniel Greenleaf
U. S
Black Chamber
Secret Service
Counters Thorland
Joel
Andre Duval
Duval
Jensen
Greenleaf
Tomen
Farm Women's Club to Elect Officers at November Meeting
The Community Farm Women's Club will hold its monthly meeting on Wednesday, November 7 with May Ketchum presiding. Election of officers is the main item of business and members are urged to attend. An excellent program is planned. Eugene Rush of Worthington Ohio spoke at Fitchville M E church with four girls in a vocal quartet. Rev Green assisted at Barrett's Chapel service. Church prayer meeting shifts to Wednesday evening with junior at 7 20 and senior at 8 30. Baraca Bible class hosts a child party at Ida Hickok's Thursday evening for former class members.
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Farm Women's Cub
Community Farm Women's Club
May Ketchum
Eugene Rush
Worthington, Ohio
Fitchvile M. E
Baraca Bible Class
Ida Hickok
Norman Wolf
Cleveland
Wm. Haden
Roy Hewitt
Miami
Florida
RE. B. Hewit
Ray Coates
Harriett Mason
Ohio Farmer Staff
A. D. Mason
Ida Vincent
K. E. Norris
Cora McAlister
Pauline Fink
E. 0. Blanchard
O. J. Baumgardner
Rollin Parks
Post Office
Vincent Hand
Allen Hospital
Oberlin
W. J. Powell
Perry Knapp
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sarah Huntridge
Citls
Farry
Trenton
St. Petersburg
Fla
Plon
Arnold
RL EL Pierce
Orrin Dirlam
Pittsfield
La Grange Marriage Announced in Takoma Park Maryland
Harold Behner Jr marries Dorothy Mathews of Washington DC in a formal ceremony announced by his parents Mr and Mrs Harold Behner. The couple resides at 204 Flower Avenue Takoma Park Maryland and will entertain friends at home. Past Matrons hosted a luncheon at Mrs Werner Robell and Mrs Ceorge Woodruff home.
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GA Grange
Noe
Harold Behner
Harold, Jr
Dorothy Mathews
Washington, D. C
Flower Avenue
Takoma Park
Maryland
Werner Robell
Ceorge Woodruff
Lyndon
Chappter O. B.S
Birthday Parties and Club News in Local Social Briefs
Mrs Otto Miller hosted a birthday gathering for her daughters Jean and Roberta with many young guests. Birthday celebrants included Phyllis Rawson plus a list of attendees. The Wistaria club held a two enclive luncheon with officers named and plans for future entertainments. Briefs note visits, guests, and family events across Cleveland area, including health updates and a turkey dinner fundraiser by the Ladies Aid Society. The article closes with a legal note on criminal law developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Miller
Jean
Roberta
Phyllis Rawson
Mary Margaret Knowles
Leelyn Wilcox
Eva Camp
Donna Young
Doris McAndrews
Phyllis Weaver
Lois and
Nonna Nichols
Lottie Forbush
Eleanor Varney
Lera Jean Forbush
Lois Ann : Hastings
Kathryn Munich
Hattie Hart
Maurice Moon
Marietta
Mra
Arden Ree
Clarksburg
W. Va
Christine
Loretta Bauer
Cleveland
Melvin Moulder
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. BE. Durch
Harvey Hopkins
T. F. Rawson
Electa Battle
Wellington
Mae Knowles
Dwight Smith
Penfield
W. G. Wilson
Gerald
Miami University
Oxford
Betty Hoffman
Lakewood
Nellie Auxer
Village Council Meets Wellington O—Nov. 7
Wellington news briefs report the Village Council meeting in the Mayor's Court and various local happenings. Advisory groups, 4-H events, church activities, member updates, hospital visits, and community notices fill the items, with names and places in Lorain County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Mayor's Court
New York History From Henry Collins Brown’s Menovolume
Henry Collins Brown’s New York history dives into Broadway’s names, the Martini birthplace at No 1 Broadway, phonetic notes from early days, and the city’s literary and theatrical scene including Hawthorne Cooper Thackeray. It touches on Broadway gambling dens, Lon Holtz, George White, and famed anglers among writers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Henry Collins Brown
Metropolis
Broadway
Thich Wagon Road
No. 1
Washington
The
Gazette
Manhattan
Europe
Beekman Street
Notable syndicated writer Dr Frank Crane remembered
The text recalls Dr Frank Crane a pioneering syndicated columnist and influential journalist of his era. It notes his high pay, daily capsules, and social circles among newspaper folk, including poker games and a beer night routine that softened even hard drinkers.
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Edward Orleans
Howard
Wheeter
Wheeler
Frank Crane
Orleans
Crane
Nebraska
Arthur Brisbane
Los Angeles
Dr. Crane
Episcopal Bishops at Sandusky Tonight
Two Episcopal bishops will speak at Grace Church Sandusky tonight as part of a meeting organized by the Church Men of Ohio. Bishop Warren Lincoln Rogers of Ohio and Bishop Edward M. Gross of Spokane will address about 250 lay leaders and invite all men of the region to join the new Church Men of Ohio organization to rally support for ten thousand Diocese of Ohio men.
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Sandusky
Warren Lincoln Rogers
Diocese of
Ohio
Edward M. Gross
Spokane
Grace Church
Larvey St. Firestone, Jr
David S. Ingalls
Cleveland Welfare Invector
Church Men of Ohio
Sanctuaky Region
Church Men of
Episcopal Church
Firestone and
Ingalls
Alga
Bishop Rogers
Cross
Russell Ramsey
Harry J. Reynolds
Jan Worthington
Bishey Teasers
Hetorary
Mésars
Harvey S. Firestone
Teehairman
David SS. Inealls
Thairman
Clifford
Cowin
Sreretyey Rishon Rogers
Tishep
Ad Image Sparks Fashion As a City Scene
A fragment describes a woman in plush trim and fur edged pajamas entering a tobacco shop while photographers shoot through wilde telescopes. The scene is framed as a modern trend, ending with a quip that the bustle is just an advertisement.
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Lucienne Rover
Creomulsion Ad Promotes Quick Cough Relief for Children
An advertisement urges prudent mothers to use Creomulsion for any child cough or cold. It claims the product emulsifies creosote with six other medicines, is not cheap, contains no narcotics, and offers an on-the-spot money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Herbert O. Yardley
Talseyrand
Jess
George Bunyan Rover
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Hallowe'en
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F. L. Wolcott
Aria Club
Wistaria Club
G. W. Woodruff
Lora Met‘lellan
Mary Hastings
Hazel Adams
Frances Woodruff
Rundle
W. H. Knowles
M. W Vickery
BH. HW. Ryan
Avon
Loreal Wollingtam
Cora M. Shepard
Barker Street
Junior Grissinger
Courtland
Sunnysiders
Carden Chey
S. Church
South Street
Lorain County Council Legion Auniliary
Lorain County Council of the American Legion Auxiliary
Rimer Johnson
Amherst
Carlisle
Madames C. 5. Church
Henry Clodwick
Joyce Meredith
BR. G. Wells
South Mainsctraet
Methodist
Choot
Mise Kelis
Enelich
Wich
Amelia Leste
Sheppencer High Schools
Clift Weee
Samuel Roliz
Newsomerstown
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J. C. MacDermott
Lon Holtz
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George White
Holtz
Corey Ford
Columbia
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Bud Kelland
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Tad,Goldberg
Nerh Roth
Mod
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Bushnell
Homer Mavens
Thomas Nast
Pablol
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McNaught Syndicate
Patent Office
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