Susan Morrison Holds Ground Over Worthless Swamp Offer
Susan Morrison refuses Eben Bosdick’s high bids for swamp land claiming it is worthless while Chet schemes promotions from fake crockery buyers. Sheriff and Doc Waldo overhear, and Lithwick Crockery eyes the clay treasure as Miss Morrison plans to outmaneuver Bosdick.
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Usan
Eben Bosdick
Susan
Chet
Bosdick
Sheriff Johnson
Doc Waldo
Doc
Lithwick
Hadley
Sithwick
Sithick
Peaslee
Basdick
Boesdick
Bert Basdick
Bert
Mrs. Ames
Eben Bosdics
Riss Morrison
Thanksgiving feast ideas and festive table styling
A guide to simple Thanksgiving menus featuring turkey or chicken with cranberry dressings. Includes centerpieces using fruit or gourds, plus a recipe for Plantation Chicken casserole and a Jellied Fruit Pudding dessert, with steps for prep, baking, and serving.
Fruit Cake Recipe From Old Home Baking Tips
A homemaker’s fruit cake method emphasizes assembling ingredients as the main task. Honey is noted for moisture and keeping quality. the recipe blends pecans almonds candied cherries pineapple and spices with rose water grape juice and chocolate for two distinct fruit cakes baked in moderate ovens.
Sunrise Thanksgiving Service at Avon Baptist Church
Avon November 24 There will be a sunrise Thanksgiving service at the Baptist Church Thursday morning at seven o'clock. The public is invited. Rev C P Meister of the Elyria Home for the Aged led the morning service at the M E Church Sunday in the pastor's absence due to his mother's death.
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Avon
the Baptist Church
C. P. Meister
Elyria Home
M. E. Church
Aron Hish School Junior Play Set for Tuesday Showing
The junior play Bringing Up Mother at Aron Hish School will be staged in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening. The event showcases student performers and aims to entertain families and staff with a light hearted comedy.
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Aron Hish
der. i
AEWS NOTES Mr and Mrs Pickering Visit Pad
Mr and Mrs Robert Pickering spent Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr Gordon Pad and his wife in a social visit reported by local AEWS notes.
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Robert Pickering
Gordon Pad
Lakewood couple visits Cleveland dock area
Mr and Mrs Alfred Guenther of Lakewood spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lee Hubbard near the dock of Cleveland noting a friendly family outing and local scenery.
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Dock
Cleveland
Alfred Guenther
Lakewood
Lee Hubbard
Friends Honor Mrs Jameson With Birthday Anniversary Surprise
Several of Mrs. John Jameson’s friends surprised her at her home on Friday evening. They played bridge and shared lunch as gifts were presented, marking her birthday and anniversary.
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John Jameson
Plaring Bridge
West Ridge Social Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Alberti Wittmer of Lorain and Miss Mary Hopkins of Bar City Michigan appear among a string of local visits. The notes mention church activities Auto Show attendance Lorain Elyria football game and a Sunday dinner in Nova Ohio with Arthur Squires family.
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Alberti Wittmer
Lorain
Mary Hopkins
Bar City
Michigan
George Aschenbausch
Elyria
Milton Eldred
Lawrence Betts
Penfield
F. Eldred
F. Hopkins
Amherst
H. J. Hilier
Rex Hart
Seite Kiady
Claude Keifer
Eivria
J. H. Penfound
Haran
Nova, Ohio
Arthur Squires
Birthday Dinner Honors Sister Of Mrs Henry Johns
At a dinner marking her sister’s birthday anniversary, Mrs Henry Johns hosted attendees including Mrs Clary Hain Mrs Joe Briggs of West Ridge Mrs Hazel Wickason of Oberlin Mrs Lucile Porter of the Oberlin road and Mrs Alberta Penfound of Carlisle.
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Henry Johns
Clary Hain
Joe Briggs
West Ridge
Hazel Wickason
Oberlin
Lucile Porter
Oberlin Road
Alberta Penfound
Carlisle
Hen Peck Hollers Gossip rehearsal for Old Glory Grange
Community calendar item notes the play members rehearsing on Wednesday with Mrs C C Strickler and Miss Patricia Fowl and Miss Virginia Sippel attending a Sunday School meeting at Evangelical church in South Ridge. Several Missouri-style social visits are listed among families on Oberlin Road and Townline Road through Sunday.
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Hen Peck
Patricia Fowl
Virginia Sippel
Evangelical Church of
Elyria
Beryl Snarder
Carolin and
Bruce
Richard Swigart
Obertin Road
Raymond Simms
A. P. Spieth
Fred Hawk
Shelby
Gar McRoberts
Oberlin Road
C. N. Williams
Paul Court
Gene. Catharine
Carolin
Oberlin
Charles Schaible Sundary
South Ridge Needle Guild Meets For Social Work
Mrs Clarence Peabody hosted the Needle Guild Society meeting at South Ridge with social time and needle work. Plans were set for an all day gathering in two weeks hosted by Mrs A J Haist in Lorain. A tureen lunch was served at 5 pm to members including Mrs Clarence Lapp and Mrs Edith Dehn among others with invited guests from Elyria and Lorain.
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South Ridge
Clarence Peabody
Needle Guild Society Wednesdear
A. J. Haist
Lorain
Clarence Lapp
Elrria
Edith Dehn
Sarah Thomson
Francis Ward
Raymond Hiscox
Earl Dehn
Charles Date
Albert Schroeder
August Smith
Clarence Oakler
Elyria
Leo Hanlon
Earl Hanlon
Circle meeting and local visits noted at Amherst parish
Mrs Marie Schaub and Mrs Fred Schaub attended a Circle meeting at St Peter s Evangelical Church in Amherst on Thursday. Several residents visited relatives and family members including visits by Mrs J H Delefield and Mrs Edith Dehn. The Community Club plans its regular monthly meeting at the school Tuesday with a program and refreshments after the business session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schaub
Fred Schaub
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Amherst
J. H. Delefield
Townline Road
E. A. Clar
Conrad Ernst
Theodore Grills
West Ridge
C. J Smith
Woman 105 Celebrates Birthday With 165 Candles
Canton New York reports Mrs Mary Jane Bushey observed her 105th birthday with 165 lighted candles on the cake. She is said to be the oldest woman in the state and has 131 descendants including great great grandchildren. She still does her own washing and once served as a midwife in her younger days.
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Canton
N. Y
Mary Jane Bushey
Bushey
Amherst area visitors and social rounds noted
The Amherst visitors include Sun F. N. Hopkins and daughter Mrs. Earl Rockwood who visited Mrs. I. F. Eldred and family. Carlton Squire of Elshna called on Mrs. Clara Reese and sister Mrs. B. O. Pope. Rex Hart returned to Elyria after two months with the Hillier family. Farr Taylor and son Donald of Elyria stayed with Co. C. Strickler and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. N. Hopkins
Earl Rockwood
Amherst
I. F. Eldred
Carlton Squire
Elshna
Clara Reese
B. O. Pope
Rex. Hart
Elyria
H. J. Hillier
Sulfur mixed in chick feed cuts coccidiosis losses
The Poultry Tribune notes adding 5 to 10 percent sulfur to chick rations may prevent coccidiosis, with Wisconsin Experiment Station data showing 3 of 100 chicks sickened after inoculation when sulfur was fed versus 53 of 100 in controls. Results lack final endorsement and timing guidance. Additional trials are planned.
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Poultry Tribune
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Machinery Adapted to Terraced Fields
Farmers across the country adapt equipment for terraced and hillside farming. Changes include reassembling grain drill disks to create ridges and furrows, shortening a grain binder for terrace crossings, removing moldboards to prevent full soil turnover, and adding eveners to tractor cultivators for self adjusting blades.
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Soil Conservation Service
Mild Weather Halts Tree Seed Harvest in Five States
Unseasonably warm weather delays an unusual seed harvest for Ohio and four adjacent states. August E. Miller, regional forester, says freezing conditions are needed to ripen seeds. Five states require 25 million trees and seeds, with CCC camps and nurseries in Tennessee Kentucky Ohio Indiana and Michigan providing planting stock. CCC boys in Tennessee and Kentucky have collected 1500 bushels of pine cones from trees cut by lumbermen. Acorns and hickory nuts also noted.
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Ohio
August E. Miller
Soil Conservation Service
CCC
Miller
Soil Erosion Control Service
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Michigan
Erosion Control Seeds Harvested Across Ohio Forests
Workers gather walnuts pecans and persimmons while awaiting Jack Frost. Ohio erosion control projects near Mt Vernon Hamilton Wooster and Zanesville show seed and plantings for soil erosion demonstrations. Dayton hosts regional offices after a move from Zanesville. Miller predicts about 60 tons of clean seed from over a hundred tree and shrub species. harvesters climb trees like squirrels to pick seeds.
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Jack Frost
Erosion Control Service
Ohio
Mt. Vernon
Hamilton
Wooster
Zanesville
Dayton
Miller
Pools Good Winter Homes For Goldfish
Ohio gardeners are advised by Victor H Ries of Ohio State University that deep garden pools can serve as safe winter homes for goldfish even in freezing weather. Key tips include preventing leaf tannins, avoiding overcrowding, and limiting fall feeding to maintain oxygen levels as decaying matter reduces oxygen supply.
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Columbus
Ohio
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Water lilies protected by keeping pool from freezing
To save water lilies during cold weather keep the plants in the pool. The water helps oxygenate the pond as it descends from a height and bubbles form. Leave hardy lilies in the pool rather than moving indoors and ensure the water remains unfrozen to protect the crown from freezing.
Economists See 1937 Rise in Consumer Buying Power
Economists from all sections of the United States at the Outlook Conference in Washington say consumer buying power will continue to improve in 1937. Ohio State's W. R. Wertz notes gains in durable goods and auto, steel, and tool industries, with higher farm prices and bank deposits boosting purchasing power and industrial demand.
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United States
Outlook
Washington
W. R. Wertz
Ohio State University
Ohio
Wertz
Drouth
Ohio receives federal funds for rural electric projects
Nearly two and a half million dollars from the REA will aid Ohio farm bureau sponsored electrification cooperatives. Projects cover Lima Auglaize and Mercer Counties Butler Delaware Marion Morrow Knox counties and Pioneer Rural Electrification Cooperative serves Miami Shelby Champaign Counties with about 20066 members already wired.
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Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Murray D. Lincoln
Columbus
Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Washington
Western Farm Bureau Rural Electric Cooperative
Lima
Auglaize
Mercer
Butler Rural Electric Cooperative
Hamilton
Butler County
Delaware Rural Electric Cooperative
Delaware
Delaware Union
Marion
Morrow
Knox
Marion Rural Cooperative
Crawford
Hardin
Pioneer Rural Electrification Cooperative
Miami
Shelby
Champaign
Lincoln
Former 4 H Club Members Find Jobs
A report on 537 former 4 H boys and 337 girls from Ohio and 12 states shows employment paths. Most work in agriculture or related fields. about one in ten pursue other professions or commerce. only nine men and six women are not employed at the time of the survey.
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Columbus
Ohio
North Central
R. A. Turner
Central States
W. H. Palmer
Big International Livestock Show Opens Saturday
Chicago hosts the 327th International Livestock Exposition from Saturday through December 35 in the new two million dollar Chicago Stock Yards amphitheatre. Exposition manager B H Heide says a record number of entries and 13 000 livestock will be displayed with major gains in draft horses beef cattle and junior livestock contests. The event features six beef cattle breeds eleven sheep breeds seven swine breeds five draft horse breeds and nightly International Horse Shows with saddle horses roadsters harness horses ponies and hunters.
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Chicago
Chicago Stock Yards
B. H. Heide
Occupational Distribution of 337 Girls in 4 H Clubs
The report shows 874 individuals in clubs from 1914 to 1928. Among 337 girls, over one third are married homemakers, about 10 percent are still in school, over one third in professional fields, nearly 10 percent in commercial work, 17 at home, five in other homes, and six unemployed. Some youths in 1925 remain too young to choose occupations, explaining the small number without work.
Terracing Projects Expand Across United States
Soil Conservation Service reports more than 15 000 miles of terraces built in 41 states reducing soil erosion. Over the next three years about 25 099 additional miles are expected. Terracing helps conserve moisture on slopes and prevents runoff on fields with slopes up to 12 percent, with shorter terraces preferred for moisture retention.
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New York
Los Angeles
Soil Conservatory Service
the Conservation Service
Soft Conservation Service
Quick Relieve Eczema Itching with Resinol Ointment
Advised treatment for acute eczema itch and burning promotes Resinol Ointment and Soap. Instructions include warm washing, pat drying, thin ointment layer for hours, then overnight application, with emphasis on longer contact for better results. Sample available by mail order from Resinol Dept. 16 Balto Md.
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Balto. Md
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Crockery
Eben
Chapter
Coprizkt
United Peature Syndicate, Inc
Kennecky Black Fruit
AEWS
Lydia E. Pinkhams
Nature
Ady
Mrs. Jameson
West Ridge News
Jesse McMullin
Henry Palias
Mildred
Harold Fisher
Medina
John Simms
Fred Simms
Schramm Road
Ernest Freeman
H. H. Drusendahl
Leota
Lous Dettchey
Eva Bry
Needle Guild Society
Sotes
Ant and Family of
Amherst Sunday
Timothy
Ohio Experiment Station
Lespedeza
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Kalamazoo
Iowa
Kansas
Moore
Wallace
American Poultry Journal
Ohio Electric
4-H Club
Chronicle-Telegram
Garm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n
Wellington
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