Ohio Farm Credit meetings plan state series
Ohio farmers will observe Farm Credit Administration week from October 22 to 26 with public meetings across the state. Officials from the Farm Credit Association of Louisville will lead discussions on units including the Federal Land Bank of Louisville and the Louisville Bank of Cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Credit Association of Louisville
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Louisville
Production Credit Corporation of Louisville
Louisville Bank of Cooperatives
Lorain County
Medina
Hamilton
Sidney
VanWert
Napoleon
Marysville
Washington D. C
Fremont
Bucyrus
Warren
Millersburg
Newark
Cambridge
Athens
Ernest Rice
Chamber of Commerce
Farm Credit Administration of
Louisville
Lorain cows lead state milk and butterfat production
A Lorain County Holstein owned by Neva Ringler of Rochester Township tops Ohio among 5969 cows in 20 herd improvement associations for August with 110 pounds butterfat and 2682 pounds milk. The Lorain County Herd Improvement Association leads in cows overall and in high producers, while small herds in Rochester Township and Sandusky Ottawa division also show strong averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Neva Ringler
Rochester Township
Ringler
Harry Rowland
O. P. Sabroske and Son
Sandusky-Ottawa
Ohio
Lorain County Herd Improvement Association
Lorain County Association
Dairy associations lead in milk production figures
The report lists 558 cows for the leading association, with Madison-Darby close behind at 552 cows. Lorain County posted 146 cows surpassing 40 pounds of butterfat and 83 cows over 1,200 pounds of milk, while Madison-Darby ranked second with 144 cows over 40 pounds of butterfat and 62 cows over 1,200 pounds of milk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison-Darby Association
Lorain County Association
Dairy Exposition Opens in Cleveland Next Week
From every state and 12 foreign countries, 12 000 dairy product manufacturers scientists students engineers educators and government representatives gather in Cleveland on the eve of the Dairy Industrial Exposition at Public Auditorium October 15 to 20. The five acre show features 250 exhibitors with more than 1.5 million dollars in dairy machinery equipment and supplies. Events include contests to judge butter and cheese and concurrent meetings of the International Association of Milk Dealers and the International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Internationl Association of Mulk Dealers
International Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers
Potato and Apple Show Moves to Ravenna in December
Lorain County growers will enter potato and apple entries at Ravenna December 6 and 7. The show pits Lorain against 12 northeastern Ohio counties, replacing the Lorain county event due to drought, with seed class plans and field run potatoes from seed plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Ohio
Ravenna
C. I. Hummel
Potato Association
Ruling on Wheat Fertilizer for Allotment Contracts
Washington date line reports an Administrative ruling for wheat allotment contract signers who used fertilizer in base years. Those who fertilized any wheat acreage may apply the same average fertilizer rate to all 1935 wheat acreage. Use either 1928 to 1932 five year period or the contract’s base period to compute the per acre rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, DC
AAA
National Fertilizer Association
British Leaving Farms Report Highlights Farm Worker Shifts
London report shows 21,500 regular and casual male farm workers employed in 1938-40 period, while women and girls fell by 6,400. Unemployment totals rise by about 38,000 due to a drop in Tory workers. Critics say Britain could aid agriculture more, and mechanization alone isn’t cutting labor as some mechanized farms now hire more workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Department of Agriculture
Britain
Italy
Crocodiles and Alligators Trek Overland in Drought
Report notes that crocodiles and alligators can migrate long distances on land seeking water during droughts, demonstrating remarkable endurance and adaptability. Researchers cite observed movements across terrain and the species’ survival strategies during arid periods.
World War Day by Day 1914 Tours Battle Reflections
A condensed day by day chronicle noting the 1914 Tours battle and broader World War I context. It recalls Charles Martel’s forces at Tours, shifts to Arras and Lys Valley fighting, and reflects on Roumania’s role and the economic strains shaping alliances. The piece juxtaposes ancient and modern conflicts with the war’s grim toll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tours
Charles Martel
Abd-el-Rahman
France
Europe
Artois
Arras
Lys
Charles I of
Roumania
Austria-Hungary
Transylvania
Austria
Romania
Charles
William
Francis Joseph
Bucharest
Lemberg
Galicia
Russia
Tranaries
TU. S
Belgium
Rom
Hell On
Cross of war graves and historic dates on October
Local chronicle entries blend grim battlefield relics with dated notes of discovery and exploration. Notable items include 121 Austrian and 4 Russian bodies buried in a shell crater, and historical dates such as early New England fruit, Panama Canal opening signals, and Roosevelt era events.
Vincent Ladies Aid Meeting at Incal ME Church
The General Ladies Aid Society of the Incal ME Church held its regular monthly meeting in the church parlors with officers Mrs Eschtruth and Mrs White presiding. Reports were read on the last meeting and year’s work. Plans were made to serve a noon dinner October 15 for about seventy Home Missionary Ladies in the church parlors.
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Ladies Aid
Vincent, CO
General Ladies Aid Society
Frank Eschtruth
Clara Keller
C. E. Mccintire
E. A. White
George Beese
J. G Morris
Frankie Beese
Wortha Penrod
John Harnish
Harvey Mahan
Eschtruth
McIntire
White
Masquerading Hall Heads Toward Chicago Lead
Inspector Leh and Tim suspect a masked man using Hall's identity. Tim and Bowers tail the suspect through town, ending with a telegram tied to Colin Worthington in Chicago. Lee orders a Chicago directory to confirm a looming university murder case link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector Leh
Joe
Miss Edwards
Tim
Hall
Lee
Our Hall
Reeves
Bowers
New York
Colin Worthington
Riverside Place
Chicago
Windsor Hall
Community Groups Share a Busy October Schedule
Mrs George Beese and Mrs Frankie Beese served lunch as Mrs D R Roberts and others spent Tuesday canning 136 containers for Markley School. Vin cent school greets new teachers Miss Morgan Miss Yura Miss Ristine and Mrs Alperts while PTA and FLTA plan meetings. The Methodist ladies aid hosted a dinner, elected officers, started an apron patching contest and gift basket fund. A quilt and flower show at Markley drew 150 attendees with prize lists, antiques, and a musical reception to benefit welfare.
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George Beese
Frankie Beese
D R. Roberts
William Herk
John Harmis
EL MeIntire
John Cook
Frank Trobley
Markley School
Vincent School
Grace Miorgan
Rose Yura
Pauline Ristine
Alperts
Hazel Heston
Lillian Hardy
Morris
Cook
Chris Ackerman
Vincent
Clearview
C. E. McIntire
Mansfield
Ohio
Myron Starr
St. Joseph’s Hospital Lorain
Frank Eschtruth
Methodist Church Ladies Aid Society
George Reese
Harvey Mahan
Edith Hurlbut
Martha Penrod
B. A. White
Arthur Eschtruth
Beese
Maud Westcott
Arthur Ernst
Madge
Jacob Kolb
Charles
Amherst
Spillman
Clara Keller
Hurd
Hoag
Birthday celebrations amid Spencer Browands and community notes
Spencer and extended Browand families gather at Arthur Dague’s home to celebrate Grandma Browand’s 1st birthday anniversary with a social evening and lunch. The column lists local fraternal and church group activities, meetings, and visits including World Series attendance, a 44 pound pumpkin exhibit, and school fair plans, with several residents from Spencer and nearby towns mentioned by name.
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Spencer
Elmer Browand
Joe Browand
Anton Browand
Clyde Browand
Vernon Browand
Forest Larkes
Blake Browand
Arthur Dague
Grandma Browand
Oberlin Stamp Club Resumes Meetings October 12
The Oberlin Stamp Collectors Club will resume Friday meetings October 12 at 7 30 p m at the Oberlin Savings Bank. Organized last May the club welcomes beginners and seasoned collectors alike with a Question Box and a permanent name to be chosen. Meetings are on the second and fourth Fridays each month and all stamp enthusiasts are urged to attend with their stamps.
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Oberlin Stamp Collectors Club
Oberlin Savings Bank
D. L. Gibson
C. H. Yeaton
Cleveland poised for steel boom amid merger talks
Cleveland may attract a multi million dollar steel industry upswing if Republic Steel and Truscon merger proceeds. Republic plans a wide strip continuous mill, possibly the largest ever, with site options and property negotiations under way. Fisher Body plants upgrade presses to form wider automobile bodies, signaling renewed activity in manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Dpy— Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Truscon Steel Company
Corrigan
McKinney Steel Company
Truscon
Fisher Bods
Larree
Orlto Eviction Order Hits 800 Clevelanders
A federal eviction order affecting eight blocks in River Corners moves 800 residents from a site slated for a $3,009,000 housing project. The order gives families five weeks to relocate, with many saying they would like to return after construction. Local residents and officials, including J. A. Simon and Luella Simon, hosted visitors as part of a busy week amid housing project preparations.
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Orlto
Cleveland
Lou Pepe Cong
Federal
River Corners
J. A Simon
Luella Simon
A. H. Lechlutner
Sam Woods
Mae Johnson
Houghton
Mich
J &B. Firestone
Daniel Knisely
Irma Knisely
Willis
Charles Fullers
Columbus
Evelyn
Kent Firestone
David
Lodi Hospital
Hugh MacLaren
Bennington
Vermont
Charles MacLaren
Wilda Moore
Howard McCourt
Charles Sheve
Hineman
Lestonia
J. A. Simon
Michigan
Wilbur Nixon
A. M. Wagner
Hope Lutheran Church
Sherfen
Luellen
A. H. Lechluther
Cecil Wolf
Luella
Joe Wickelman
Elyria
Huston Hallipaugh
Henry Stout
Akron
John Brouse
Joe Browand
Vinol Iron Tonic Ad Promises Health Boost
An advertisement proclaims Vinol iron tonic as reviving and weight gaining. It quotes customer R. A. Cromberg saying he slept well, felt better, and gained 10 pounds after using Vinol. The ad promotes Muir's Drug Store as the source.
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R. A. Cromberg
Muir's Drug Store
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In &O
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E. W Brown
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M. E Division
Group No 2
Walters
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Detroit
M. E F. Juadies’ Aid
Crawford Corners
Charles Ross
Spencer Farmer
Firestone Co
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T. C. Hyland
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Hyland
Robert Smith
Walter Rook
Harry Greetham
Orlo White
Frank White
Karl Weidrick
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Mary Wo
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Robert Cudahy
Frances
Catherine Fuller
Nellie Bail
William Clark
William Bast
Lank Whensetler
Washington, Pa
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Lodi
Minnie Roberts
Chippewa Lake
Raymond Byers
Lena Buchanan
Oberlin Stamp Club
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