Milk Production Honors In Lorain County Herd Report
A mixed herd owned by Earl Hawke, Nova, topped October milk and butter production among 26 Lorain County herds per Ray Eppley’s report. Hawke averaged 39.1 pounds butterfat and 972 pounds milk per cow. top butterfat was 70.5 pounds from a J. C. Aldrich Holstein. top milk yield was Neva Ringler’s 1,903 pounds. The 10 leading butterfat and milk producers were Holsteins, led by Aldrich, Ringler, Hawke, McHenry, Ford, and others, with Ringler and Hawke among the top milk producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hawke
Nova
Lorain County
Neva Ringler
Ridgeville
J. C. Aldrich
J. W. McHenry
J. E. Ford
B. A. Fenner
Otis Lyndes
Dairy Courses To Be Offered At University
Ohio State University will host a short dairy school for dairymen from January 2 to March 3. Seven courses cover dairy cattle feeding breeding management judging breed history milk production milk testing and herd improvement records. Syllabus directed by S M Salisbury professor of animal husbandry.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
C. I. Hummel
Herd Improvement Association
S. M. Salisbury
Grange Plans Community Projects To Use Idle Hours
Following NRA working hours, the Grange warns of dangers from idle time and seeks broad local programs for fall and winter. In one New England town every able-bodied man pledges half a day weekly to improvement projects. Rural communities plan dramatic events and contests to sustain interest and mobilize volunteers to fill the slack from shorter work weeks.
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NRA
Grange
The
New England
Nationalife
Expect 800000 At Institutes Season Opens
The forty fourth farmers institute season opened last week after a conference of institute speakers with the Agricultural department.
Brookside School Reflector Newspaper Hits Press
The first edition of Brookside School's newspaper The Reflector rolled off the press Friday at Sheffield. Staff roles include editor Donald Minnich and assistant editor Thelma Miller with sections for society, sports, business, literature, faculty news, and student bodies.
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Sheffield
Brookside School
Reflector
Donald Minnich
Thelma Miller
Albert Mittendorf
Bob O'Dell
Sylvester Gallagher
Josephine Kriebel
James McGettrick
Paul Poor
Coletta Winters
Helen Frisbee
Jona Kriebel
Progress Toward Farm Adjustment
Adjustment payments under the wheat plan will total 100,000,000 dollars. If all applicants sign contracts, 570,263 farmers will receive checks. Ohioans will get 1,607,000 dollars. About 70 percent of funds will be issued this fall, with the remainder next spring after contract compliance. The signers control nearly 52 million acres. 15 percent, about 7,785,000 acres, would be withdrawn from production. Ohio 36 percent, Indiana 28 percent, Michigan 32 percent, Kentucky 4 percent. Western states show 95 to 100 percent sign-up in Kansas and North Dakota, and over 80 percent in large wheat areas. National average sign-up targets 80 percent of wheat acreage. Speed Up Loans: In the first 20 days of October, the Federal Land Bank of Louisville approved 8,032 loans totaling 19,357,000 dollars, more than a million per working day. Ohio received 5,577,800 dollars. This exceeds nine months of 1933 approvals. Rate averaged one loan every 3.6 minutes. Farm backlogs are to be appraised by December 1. Corn loans: CCC will provide warehouse-backed loans for No. 2 December corn at 50 cents a bushel with 4 percent interest. States eligible include Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, Kansas, Colorado, Mississippi, Montana, and Oregon.
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Ohio
Indiana
Michigan
Kansas
North Dakota
Federal Land Bank of
Louisville
Washington
Commodity Credit Corporation
Chicago
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
South Dakota
Colorado
Mississippi
Montana
Feed Prices Push Dairymen to Cull Some Cows
Ohio State University extension dairying expert Ivan McKellip says high feed costs relative to milk price will drive dairymen to cull poor producers, old cows, and cows with udder trouble or fertility issues before winter. September milk to feed ratio fell to 119 from 122 a year earlier, with two years prior at 167 feed per 190 milk and 132 per 100 milk in 1926–1930.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan McKelliz
Ohio State University
McKeliip
Ohio
McKellip
Extension force at Ohio State Institute to visit 700 communities
About 20 speakers and 169 others are listed in the annual institute program announced by J P Schmidt. The 700 community meetings are expected to draw more than 860000 attendees, up from 810000 a year ago after 100 fewer institutes. Speakers will stress farm household management and community business management.
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Ohio State University
Ohio
J. P. Schmidt
Institute For the University
Schmidt
Taosiris Team Practices Under New Coach Ahead of Debut
The Reflector reports classroom and faculty news from Marian Moon to Miss Alicebelle Crompp with items from all grades. It notes humor, sport editors and a full slate of basketball and baseball coverage as Taosiris prepares for its first games under new coach Miss Younehiood.
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Marian Moon
LaBerta Herdendorf
Ruth Hriebel
William Barr
Miss Youngblood
Milfred Lauder
Martin
Alicebelle Crompp
Taosiris
Younehiood
Engage Hush as Lizetta and Stuart Publicly Betrothed
A social gathering ends with Dan Cupid announcing Lizetta Boyd and Stuart Logan as engaged. Stuart publicly kisses Lizetta. friends react with gusto while Marion suspects Lizetta keeps a deeper secret that could ruin their happiness. The scene unfolds aboard a yacht with festive acts and tangled romantic intrigue.
Pythian Sisters Meet and Local Notes in Canton
Spencer Spencer reports an all day meet hosted by Mrs Marion A with strong attendance and a noon dinner. In Canton on Wednesday were Mrs Seymore Moon and Leon, Mrs Helen Bement, with Mrs Bers Herrick and daughter joining. Akron trip mentions, Pythian card prizes to Mrs Charles Fuller and Rake Stroup. Keifer recovering after appendix operation at Memorial hospital Elsta. Granville weekend visit by Mr and Mrs Charles Maclasen and Gloria. Fuller hosts Pythian Sisters gathering.
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Spencer
Membhore
Marion
Seymore Moon
Leon
Helen Bement
Canton
Bers Herrick
Akron
Mabel Gott
Pythian Sidere
Charles Fuller
Rake Stroup
Preslin White
Leota McCourt
W. G. Reese
Gwendolyn Reese
Helen Boone
Dorothy Keifer
Memorial Hospital
Elsta
Mise Keiffer
Jon Ranch
Susie Ream
Charles Maclasen
Gloria
Granville
George Willard
Texan father at 75 in El Paso birth record
A birth certificate filed with the El Paso city registrar shows a 75 year old man, Juan Vallynena, as the father of an eight pound boy born to his 22 year old wife.
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EL Paso
Tex
Juan Vallynena
Grange Notes and Party at Oberlin Oberlin
Lorain County Pomona Grange No.79 met at Henrietta Centralized School with about one hundred attending morning session and more in the afternoon. Officers changed. Erie County Pomona sent a delegation. reports read. North Elyria won attendance banner. A Grange Rally, pageant writing, and lectures marked the day. a cordial invitation extended for next Pomona meeting in Milan and a Lorain County Grangers event on January 6, 1934. A separate Grange card party at Oberlin drew strong turnout. prizes were awarded and hot sandwiches served. upcoming events listed and visits noted across the community.
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Grange
Oberlin
Lorali County
Ponona
Grange No
Henrietta
Frank Eldred
Carlisle
C. D. Powell
Vermillon
Erie County
Pomona Grange
Earl Easterday
Elmer Fullmer
Ohio
Lorain County
Kipton
North Elyria Grange
George Walker
California
Norwalk
Louis J. Taber
Pomona
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Stanley B. Stowe
Marion
Henrietta Grange
Merton Coe
Ernest Lamyermyer
Oscar Zurcher
C. H. Currier
West
God
Milan
Huntington Grange
Obertin Grangers
Pedro
Mary Justin
Charles Squire, Jr
Deana Smith
Walter Berg
Francis Emmerick
LeRoy Schramm
Loutie Sandrock
Mary Peabodk
Edna Squire
Chris Justin
Avon Lake Grange to Meet on Lake Avenue
Thorn will be special business transacted at the North Elyria grange meeting on Thursday evening. All members are requested to be present. North Elyria grange won the banner for the largest percentage of members present at Pamona grange in Henrietta. Mr and Mrs Henry Bislich received the fifth degree in Pomona at this meeting. Bris. Mr and Mrs H W Andrews of Adamsville Pa W S Andrews of Greenville Pa and Mrs G P Bissett of Central City Neb were week end guests of Mr and Mrs R H Collier and song.
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Maryin Ingraham
Sunshine M. E. Division
Asa Firestone
Mesdames
Earl Friend
Alfred Fuller
Alvin Neidhardt
G. L. Emerson
Emerson
Layton Curtice
North Elyria Grange
Pamona Grange
Henrietta
Henry Bislich
Pomona
H. W. Andrews
Adamsville
Booth Festival Echoes Community Ties In Elyria
Nov 8 report from Elyria details a well attended Booth Festival and a Sunday pageant. Local residents listed include Rev Koontz and Misses Bainbridge Martan and Elizabeth Bainbridge. Church notes celebrate Home Coming and Armistice Day plans with sermons and flowers noted. A Ladies Aid luncheon hosted by Mrs John Spencer featured chop suey and prize wordplay.
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Koontz
Esther Fields
Agnes O’lloyd
Social Notes From Local Homes And Club Events
Be entertained at the home of Mrs Henry Sandrock Thursday November 9. Ladies of the club will serve lunch at the Houghton Bros table sale on election day. Mr and Mrs Edward Johnson of Elyria spent Thursday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Charles Gibson. James Worcester Jr Far Sandrock. Ralph Schramm and Raymond Grills week end with Boys Hi club at the Y shack Chance Creek. Dorothy Bauer and Norma Hammond of Oberlin called on Miss Juanita Schramm Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Harlan Schramm and son Donald spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Harvey Lipstrue of Wycliffe.
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Fred Kent
Cecil Grills
Elyria Y
Lorain County
Alice Bird
Viola Berg
Kathryn Albrecht
Alice Reese
Gertrude Schramm
Henrietta Gibson
Edward Johnson
Elyria
Chalmer Davidson
Ceti] Grills
Alma Barckert
Jacob Reinhard
Amherst
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Arthur Wangerein
North Russia
Henry Sandrock
Houghton Bros
Pleasantville anniversary celebrated by Sylvanus Belines
Mr and Mrs Sylvanus Belines celebrated sixty second wedding anniversary with a 1 pm chicken dinner for fourteen at Pleasantville. Guests included Rey McAlpine Milton Behner and families. Bud Ron performed on guitar and mouth organ. Weather recalled as lovely and similar to their wedding day sixty two years ago.
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Pleasantville
Sylvanus Beline
Bud Ron
Hos
Rey
McAlpine
Milton Behner
Bo Letson
Lueta Wheeler
Ber Behner
Alice
Wesley Tran
Mabelle
Mgn
Local Visitors and Social Calls Reported in area towns
Mrs Ed Prince and Miss Doris Prince visited Norwalk Saturday morning while Rev Williams called in town. Catherine Helmsath and Rose spent Thursday with L C Helmsath in Elyria. Charles Croft did business in Norwalk Saturday. Harry Boyd of Elyria and family visited the Flemings Sunday. Glen Seneff and daughter Virginia of Florence called on the Moulders Thursday. Thad Wilson visited friends in Amherst Saturday. W A Morris and Mrs King Jarrett shopped in Cleveland Thursday. Jessie Bergmyer and others visited Mrs Joe Bickel in LaGrange Thursday.
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Birmingham
Ed, Prince, Sr
Doris Prince
Norwalk
H Rev. Willams
Katherine Helmsath
Rose
L. C. Helmsath
Elyria
Charles Croft
Harry Boyd
Flemings
Glen Seneff
Virginia
Florence
Bob Moulder
Thad Wilson
Amherst
W. A. Morris
King Jarrett
Cleveland
Jessie Bergmyer
Glen Berkmyer
Edwin Stowe
Jessie Care cHne
Joe Bickel
LaGrange
Maine Town Cows Take a Shopping Tour in Bruns wick
Two town cows escaped from their pasture in Brunswick and wandered the village for several minutes. They browsed shop windows at a haberdashery before moving on to a hardware store. They toured around inside briefly but were driven out. the keeper was alerted and the outing ended.
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Maine
Brunswick
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