Elyrian Wins Ohio Poultry Association Golden Egg Awards
The Ohio Poultry Association awarded three Golden Egg honors to Har nvey M. Wilford Elyria Mrs Robert W. Terry Columbus and Robert Drake Cleveland for outstanding contributions to Ohio poultry Wilford a noted turkey breeder and 1927 OSU graduate Terry cited for antigens research with her late husband for pullorum testing Drake farm editor of the Cleveland Plain Dealer recognized for accurate farm news reporting The ceremony at the Ohio Poultry Industries Conference on the state fairgrounds also named Mrs Charles Garrett Madison Poultry Woman of the Year Garrett operates a 120 acre farm with 3000 layer flock and drives a farm store The awards program is conducted with the Ohio Agricultural Extension Service cooperation
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Ohio Poultry Association
Ohio
Harnvey M. Wilford
Elyria
Robert W. Terry
Columbus
Robert Drake
Cleveland
Wilford
Ohio State University
Mre
Drake
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio Poultry Industries
State Fairgrounds
Charles Garrett
Madison
Garrett
Garrett Poultry Enterprise
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Night Farm Hunt Ends With Escaped Convicts
A farmer in a rural setting retrieves a missing family and cattle after an evening ride to the far fields. Miriam, two children, and the narrator pursue cattle and wonder about escaped convicts amid quiet darkness. They return home safely after a tense misadventure.
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Miriam
Dot
Jon
Jim Scheafer Keeps Farm Tools Going
Jim Scheafer of Belden sells and services Allis Chalmers tractors Gehl self unloading forage boxes and wagons plus Allis Harvesters. He offers new equipment lines a dynamometer tests for tractor efficiency and operates in time of harvest to keep farming gear ready for beans and other crops.
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Jim Scheafer
Belden
Allis-Chalmers
Gehl
Ing
Jim
Allis
Chalmers
Farm Income Demands May Mean More Controls
The National Grange warns that calls for higher farm income could push farmers to seek stricter government controls. It favors self help marketing programs over direct federal action, arguing surpluses will persist and government power may be misused. Some rural leaders already support tougher controls. The Grange contrasts self funding marketing plans with proposed government intervention.
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Washington
UPI
National Grange
The
Grange
Broiler Growers To Meet To Address Industry Depression
National Agricultural Advisory Commission urges early meeting of broiler industry representatives to discuss possible marketing control measures as the sector faces continued losses and prices below production costs. The report to Agriculture Secretary Freeman signals an emergency approach, while opposition to marketing orders persists in major producing areas.
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Washington
UPI
National Agricultural Advisory Commission
Advisory Commission
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Commission
Harry Caldwell
Congress
Keating to Speak on Blood Program at Elyria YMCA
Louise J. Keating M D will address the Elyria Kiwanis Club at noon Thursday at the YMCA about the Northern Ohio Regional Blood Program and the new Elyria supplement. Keating, a University of Michigan alumna, leads a 52 person staff since 1958. the department collects over 386000 pints of whole blood yearly. She is active in local medical groups and church activities and resides with her husband Dr William Keating at 13957 Lake Ave Lakewood.
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Elyria Kiwanis
YMCA
Elyria
Keating
University of Michigan
Jersey City
N. J
Northern Ohio
Ohio
Academy of Medicine
Cleveland
Lakewood
Fairmen Park
St. Luke's Guild of
St. Luke Catholic Church
William Keating
Lake Ave
Uakewood
Press Freedom Appeal Highlights Elyria Elks Dinner
At the 4th annual tribute dinner the Elyria Elks Club urged support for freedom of the press while Rev. Msgr. William L. Newton served as deacon of honor for a Pontifical Mass celebrating Rev. Edward F. Hoban’s elevation to Archbishop. YMCA Silver Jubilee recalled 25 years past and ahead to 1961 with a display featuring 1911 Flyrian names.
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Elyria Elks Club
Chronicle Telegram
William L. Newton
Edward F. Hoban
Freedom of speech debate to be settled this week in Elyria
Elyria residents readied for a decision on whether free speech would be restricted as Sunday evening street orators faced a definite verdict by week’s end. The Political Study Club arranged with the local newspaper to publish the paper on a specified October day.
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Elyria
Political Study Club
Martin Family Holds Reunion at New London Park
A potluck dinner marked the first Martin reunion in New London last week. Officers include Ruth Martin as president Beverly Phelps as vice president Judy Stewart secretary treasurer and Yvonne Wolford reporter. Next year’s meeting will be in August at the New London Park.
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New London
Martin
Ruth Martin
Beverly Phelps
Judy Stewart
Yvonne Wolford
New London Park
Investment column suggests growth stocks for retirement
The reader proposes replacing Warren holdings with American Home Products and Winn-Dixie for long term growth. Advisor notes American Telephone and Franklin Life flaws, recommends holding. Recommends selling Sperry Rand and Producing Properties, cites GE earnings slide and anti trust hit.
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American Home Products
NYSE
Winn-Dixie
American Telephone
General Electric
Franklin Life
Sperry Rand
Sayhis
Amencania Sound
Telephone
Ardin
Internal Revenue Service
Italian declarer trips with brave four club contract
West dealer East-West vulnerable North Kee Hat plays asg72 in a bridge deal. The Italian declarer went down at one table while the other match followed similar auctions. West led diamonds king, declarer ruffed, trumps drawn, heart to king, spade to king, and four clubs made. United States gained 189 points.
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West
Declarer
United States
Deadline Near On Demolition Of Elyria Home
Building inspector James Seres said he will confer with the legal department tomorrow if a house owned by Robert Chesler at 314 Lodi Street is not demolished by 5 p.m. today. The text also includes a fragment about a 1951 world championship bridge match between Italy and the United States with a cleaved commentary on a heart lead by Howard Schenken and auction maneuvers.
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James Seres
City Legal Department
Robert Chesler
Lodi St
Chesler Under Scrutiny After House Declared Unfit
Seres noted Chesler has not acted in the past month as the building department earlier ruled the house unfit for habitation.
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Seres
Chesler
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