Premium exhibits crown county fair prizes for Crocker and Son
D. Crocker and Son of Columbia led Lorain County Fair premium winners with large totals across dairy cattle swine and sheep divisions. Exhibits earned 148 in swine, 34.58 for dairy cattle, and 24 for cattle, plus cups and other premiums total around 528.50. Other top earners included H L Dalton, L A Bradford Son, F O Betts, and J Epme and Catherine Donovan. Cups donated by local businessmen. Counts cover horses, dairy cattle, swine, sheep, vegetables, canned goods, and beekeeping categories with numerous individuals and farms recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Crocker and Son
H. L. Dalton
Wakeman
L. A. Bradford and Son
Wellington
F. O. Betts
Weillingtvs
Jepme
Catherine Donovan
Elaware
Ibits
R. P. Law
Valierity
Datzox
E. Shank
Sullivan
W. Pas
Gur Radcliffe
Camden
E. O. Janisiaw and Son
Oberlin
Robert Plas
C. F. Searles
Speck Baking Company
Leveland
Behner
Larange
Baylor
Grafton
Idrich Brothers
LaGrange
Leroy Wiler
Amherst
D. M. Close
New London
R. Ternes
Elyria
Irish
Ack Ternes
A. D. Crocker
L. . Taylor
Jeanne
Catherine Donoven
A. H. Winsr and Son
Nevada
Clambia
Russell S. Portvai
Barton
Shreve
Warneeimbach
Brownheim
Eslie L. Martin
Orrville
R. G. Long
Findlay
L. C. Blodzett
Columba
L. A Bradford
Ang On
A. D. Brocker and Son
Columbia
Ridge Girl Scouts
Emes
Wieddock
Colaia
Wilam Eddy
Eiyria
C. BH
McClave
R. E. Blackwell
Hipton
Botamers Rabbitry
Eirria
Agnes
Dunham
North Ridge
E. Ault
North Ridgeville
Edith Hall
Ssytla
Vanora
Schaeffer
Dorothy Ily
J. H. Pesiound
Will Berg
Oberlia
Pierce
Amt
Glen Stanley
Lake
Karl Humphrey
Srown
John Stang
Ray W. Johnson
France Fowl
Ph Road
Many Sauces For Meats Or Vegetables In 1920s Guide
Classic sauce bases and recipes from Mrs. P. J. Barnes of Elyria. Includes thin and thick white sauces, curry sauce, turnips with sour sauce, meatballs in tomato sauce, veal chops with cucumber sauce, and a cheese sauce for pasta and vegetables. Contains measurements, steps, and serving notes.
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P. J. Barnes
Elyria
J. Barnes
Elrria
Cauliflower Polonaise and Dessert Entries
Recipe fragment for cauliflower polonaise with prep steps and a butter bread crumb topping. Includes a dessert recipe with cocoa vanilla butter salt and flour, plus a list of prices and names from Elyria area. Contains multiple names and locations like Miss Harriet Somers in Elyria and merchants in New London and Amherst.
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Harriet Somers
Park Avenues
Eirria
Smevih
Sibert
Park Avenue
Eivria
Elyria
Everglad Pinochie Club hosts at Grafton home
Valley City region notes a social week with the Everglad Pinochie Club hosted by Mrs Bert Mole of Grafton. High scorers included Miss Maude Hauck and Mrs Bert Schaeffer. consolation for Mrs Joseph Grabenstetter. Numerous visits and local events are recorded, including guests from Cleveland and Marion, and notes on church and school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Wolfe
Ray Frisk
Ed Lambert
David
Cleveland
Henry Armbrester
James Hobart
Kristoff
Edward Maier
Joe Levet
Charles Hasel
Hasel
Louise Frank
Ness
Catherine Sargent
Deiterich
Liverpool
Richard Sargent
Perrr. O
Perry Mo OE
Highland Cemeteriat
Perry
Roger
Mildred
Frances
Samuel Deiterich
Walier City
Ohio
Carl Hauck
Marion
B. S. Stebel
Mabel Grabenstetter
Evelyn Steck
Ror Grabenstetter
Berea
Baldwin Wallace College
Theta Kappa Nu Fraternity
Lorain County Council of the P. T. A
Penfield
Lucille Deimling
Otto Deimling
Kieth Scoville
Red Cross
Katherine Cameron
Arick
Bertha Schaeffer
D. S. Perkins
Youngstown, O
Anna Schaeffer
Jeanne
Marie
Richard Reutier
Leah Robzehl
Woodstock
Ethel Fork
Axon Lake High Schior
Herbert Barnes
L. King
Bartlett
Wim Lorain
Lorain
Ais
Harry Trigaier
Leonard Mitchell
Charles Walker
LaFerette
LaVern Pickering
Gaughter
Ant
Homer
Michigan
Pete Bungar
M Myron Foote
Wilson James
Ira Squire
Clyde
Mary Brooks
Vera Klein
Cuyahoga Falls
Wilson Jameson
Lemon
Joann Shumner
Nina Warden
Student Government Leaders by Grade and Local Visit
The text lists grade by grade officers and assemblies with names such as Elsie Feuchter Geneva Keller and Wilbur Moehte along with treasurers secretaries and presidents. It also mentions the Preschers of Berea visiting Mrs Prescher's homestead and the Wolts of Smithville visiting relatives for Sunday.
Avon Lake Shower Honors Miss Detzel Bride Elect
Miss Marcella Detzel of Arca, bride elect of Oscar Krebs of Lear road, received a miscellaneous shower at the home of his sister Mrs. Stanley Dobbs on Center road. Gifts were many and refreshments served. helpers included Mrs. Heart Krebs and Mrs. Mark Horwedel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcella Detzel
Arca
Oscar Krebs
Lear Road
Stanley Dobbs
Center Road
Avon activities include Sigma Beta Sigma meeting
About forty members of Sigma Beta Sigma gathered in Avon at the Baptist church dining room Tuesday evening for games and a period of fellowship followed by lunch. Community groups note PTA council attendance, True Blue club plans, and visits by locals to relatives and friends in nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sigma Beta Sigma
Avon
Baptist Church
London Zoo Eyes Rare Duckbill Platypus Import
London Zoo seeks a live duckbill platypus from New Guinea as a rare exhibit. The creature, a mammal that lays eggs, incubates in a pouch and suckles young, shares traits with the echidna. Export is hard due to protection and travel constraints requiring suitable water access and dry resting areas. Polo is noted as Tibet’s favorite national game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
London Zoo
New Guinea
Britain
Lorain County Farm News Faces Looming Tax Session
Ohio farmers may be affected by a pending state legislative session. John M. Hodson of the Farm Bureau says several farm measures are likely. He urges alertness as lawmakers consider tax reform to fund schools and pensions while potentially reshaping sales and income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
John M. Hodson
Ohio Farm Bureau
Hodson
Farm Bureau
Columbus
General Assembly
Farmers Join In Fire Prevention Week Observance
Rural and agricultural districts join Fire Prevention Week per the National Fire Waste Council Agricultural Committee. One third of national fire losses occur in rural areas due to poor construction isolation and hazards from acetylene lights electricity gasoline and storage of combustibles. Principal causes include light fires defective chimneys sparks matches smoking spontaneous combustion and petroleum products. A rural fire prevention project seeks insurance rate credits for farms with organized departments adequate water and farm telephones to summon aid promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Fire Waste Council
National Fire Protection Association
Holstein Cow Tops Herd Association leaders in Lorain County
The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association reports the J. C. Aldrich herd led milk and butterfat production last month among 36 member herds with 567 cows, 501 milking. The top milk producer yielded 1,764 pounds and 69.8 pounds of butterfat. Hawke and Jackson Camp Wolcott herds followed in separate size categories. Records list 10 top milkers and 10 top butterfat cows with frequent owner names such as Aldrich, Carlson, Lehman, Denham Brothers, Hawke, Ford, and Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Aldrich
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Monithir
Ray Eppley
Wester
Eppley
Aldrich
W. R. Hawke
Jackson, Camp and Wolcott
Hawke
John E. Carlson
C. D. Lehman
Denham Brothers
J. B. Ford
Frank H. Crawford
Horticulturist Urges Prompt Fruit Storage
Ohio State extension horticulturist Frank Beach urges fruit growers to move apples quickly from harvest to cold storage within 24 hours. He warns of rapid deterioration after picking, notes optimal storage at 2 to 16 degrees, humidity control, variety differences in moisture loss, and ventilation needs to prevent browning and decay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Beach
Ohio State University
Beach
Baldwin
Ben Davis
Rome
Stayman
York
Greening
Elyria Two Herd Has High Record in County
Ed W. Strang of Elyria Township led Lorain County with top milk and butterfat figures in the monthly Herd Improvement Assn report. Denney notes Stang cows ranked highly in milk and butterfat among herds of various sizes. Burge of Wellington topped the larger herd group. The association counted 24 herds, 340 cows, with 252 in last month, listing individual owners and top cow yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. W. Strang
Elyria Township
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Ever. G. Denney
Tie Denner
Ben F. Burge
Ington
Denney
Ed. W. Stang
A. C. Caerse
Stang
H. B. Rowland
Burge
G. Clement Greene
A. C. Cawrse
F. H. McClellan
Fall fertilization gains favor for fruit trees
J H Gourinier of the Ohio Agr I Experiment Station at Wooster reports a shift to fall fertilization from mid September to mid November. Roots remain active after leaf drop, soil not frozen, with nitrates absorbed. Cyandamid, nitrate of soda, and ammonium sulfate cited as effective. spring applications still work. Recommend all over application, 259 pounds of super phosphate per acre on acid soils. Language differences noted in China.
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J. H. Gourinier
Department
Ohio Agri- Experiment Station
Wooster
Gourley
State Farm Bureau Plans Convention
Ohio Farm Bureau readying for its annual convention in Columbus on November 21 and 22. Perry L. Green says enthusiasm is high statewide as county meetings forecast the largest convention in 17 years. Memorial Hall will host the farm forum with transport arrangements and a strong program planned to wrap up a year of bureau progress.
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Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Organization
Farm Bureau
Green
Columbus Memorial Hall
Ohio farmers study hybrid corn yields and seed production
Ohio State University extension agronomist HR D Lewis says within three to four years hybrid corn seed will be enough to plant about 500000 acres. This month 1409 farmers compare hybrid and standard corn yields, with at least 5 percent producing hybrid seed. Lorain County hosts fourteen comparison plots, and farmers statewide join in these trials aided by the Ohio Extension Service and the state experiment station. When harvested, expected acre yields will be disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
HR. D. Lewis
Extension Agronomist
Ohio State University
Lewis
Lorain County
Makines
Ghie Extension Service
State Experiment Station
Hybrid corn seeds promise higher yields and uniformity
The article notes hybrids often yield 15 to 20 percent more corn than standard varieties and resist lodging, but seed cost runs 7.00 to 5.00 dollars per bushel with first generation seed needed yearly. Yields drop 10 to 25 percent in second generation, so choose local, well suited hybrids and test performance against local checks.
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Lewis
Seed corn problem suggestions from Ohio station expert
G H Stringfield, associate agronomist at the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station, advises seed corn selection from the field rather than from the crib this year due to slow ripening. Look for green plants with strong roots and relatively mature ears, weigh ears and check grain firmness, and favor long slender ears over short thick rough ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Stringfield
Ohio Agricultural Expesiment Station
Soviet Road Survey A 7000 Mile Link From Leningrad To Tiflis
The Soviet union will begin technical and economic surveys for a trunk automobile highway connecting Leningrad in the north with Tiflis in the south, a 7000 mile route. Trees along both sides will shelter traffic from dust in summer and snow drifts in winter. Meanwhile many so called oriental goods in Cairo are made in Europe and America. The Lake of Galilee measures about 13 miles in length and eight miles at its widest.
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Moscow
Leningrad
Tiflis
Cairo
Europe
America
Lake of Galilee
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Harry Bauer
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Ed Storer
Elsie Fenchier
George Bear
Sihier
Will Fauseh
Sam Mack
Bess Tebbits
Medina
Williams
Hazel Mellert
Freda Feuchter
Lakewood
Fred Feuchter
Clast
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Betty Bernard
John Jor
Lynn Hammond
Doris Schmidt
Elsie Racz
Raymond Grie
Avon Lake
CO. P. T. A. Council
Adams
Beidler
Milliestead
Putzier
Brue Blue Club
True Blue Club
George Jenkins
Tibet
Holstein Cow Tops Herd Association
Elyria Two
China
State Farm Bureau Plans Convention
Carm Gureal
Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Huron
Firestone
Firestone Service
J. P. Schosnmaker
Corner Braad
Cedar Phone
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