P. T. A. Names Mrs. MacKenzie As Delegate
Amherst Ohio October meeting of the Public School P T A held in the school gym reports show new officers and a membership drive topping 262 with honors to Mrs Keeman and Mrs Eppley third and eighth grades. Mrs J R Mackenzie named Ohio Congress delegate. score board committee formed. election scheduled for November. social hour and refreshments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Parent-Teacher Association
N. S Hearn
J. R. MacKenzie
Wr. A. Hayes
Dorothea Zilch
Raymond Sprague
Ohio Congress of
Toledo
Veo. Franks
Keeman
Ethel Epply
F. R. Rogers
M. A. Hares
Robert Hubbard
George Franks
Schneider
Ethel Eppley
Marion Steete
C. Yentzer
Ray Wilson
Roth Ehrman
Irma Mathes
Florence Herbst
Myrie Berger
Selma Warhintes
Olive Miller
Margaret
Halda Berger
Helen Roemer
Intermediate League
Inspection Held Of Hickory Tree Grange Tuesday
The annual inspection of Hickory Tree Grange was held with six candidates conferred to third and fourth degrees. The degree team performed the fourth degree with a perfect score. A deputy Master spoke and a Medina meeting report noted 383 candidates received the fifth degree. The program included group singing, a paper on Re-election of Roosevelt, readings, and refreshments served by committee members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange
Milan Avenue
Marian Knurtle
Mary Walker
Kenneth Alexander
Emma Liang
William Edwards
C. A. Alexander
W. V. Marshall
Ben Michael
Geo. Knittle
Pomona
John Deusschie
Ceres
Standen
George Cotton
Richard Hecock
Ralph Hecock
Frank Mason
Ridgeville
Medina
Roosevelt
Dorothy Michael
A. Alexander
Mother's Daughter Christmas Party Plans Held by St Peter's Class
The King's Daughters class of St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church met at Miss Edith Berger's home to discuss the annual Mother-Daughter Christmas party. Miss Helen Roemer led devotions. Committees were named for lunch decorations and other arrangements with several named volunteers assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King’s Daughters
St. Peter’s Evangelical and Reformed Church
Edith Berger
Gaays Hopkins
Hosses
Helen Roemer
William Waverick
Walter Miller
C. Yentzer
Florence Herbst
Ruth Ehrman
Gladys Hopkins
Flora Sa
Valley City social notes highlight guests and prize winners
Mrs. M. S. Pohzehl of Washington D C and Mrs. Leah Pohzehl Satchell of Woodstock Va stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reutter last week as the Get Together Club gathered at Mrs. Earl Arnold s home. Prize winners included Mrs Henry Wolf first, Mrs William Grabenstetter second, and Mrs John Mellert consolation. Others visiting from Cleveland included the Frisk family and the Armbruster and Schaeffer households plus updates on Marie Weigel who can now attend school after breaking her leg last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Grabenstetter
John Mellert
Ray Frisk
James Frisk
Cleveland
Earl Arick
Joan
Anna Schaeffer
Edward Lambert
David
Henry Armbruster
Marie Weigel
Eilbert Bonney
Elinor Babcock
Huron
Merlin Monagan
Vincent
Adam Rising
Litchfield
G. H.stoughton
John Cook
Leipsic
Ohio
Knepper
Frankie Reese
Parochial PTA Meeting Plans Card Party with Altar Rosary
The Parent Teacher Association of St. Josephs parochial school met in the school hall on Tuesday afternoon with many mothers present. Plans were laid for a card party with the Altar Rosary society on Thursday Oct 22. Mrs J A Wesbecher spoke on The Parish School. First and second etudes featured a dance and plarlet. Awards went to Sister Rose Anns room for the largest number of mothers. Refreshments were served by Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs J A Wesbecher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph’s Parochial School
Altar Rosary Society
J. A. Wesbecher
Rose Ann
Harold Brown
Jessamine Lodge to elect officers at Odd Fellow Hall
Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland plans a meeting tonight at Odd Fellow Hall with nomination and officer elections. The First Evangelical church holds a mid week service at 7 30 pm. Foursquare church praise and prayer service also at 7 30 pm. Circle 2 of St Peters Evangelical and Reformed Church Women’s Union meets with Mrs John Peters Thursday afternoon. La dies Aid Society of St Paul Lutheran Church meets in church parlors Thursday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
First Evangelical Church
Foursquare
Women’s Union
St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
John Peters
Ladiess’ Aid Society
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Knights of the Bed Circle Meet at Mrs Kreeger Home
The Foursquare Sunday School group Knights of the Bed Circle held its monthly gathering at Mrs. L. F. Kreeger’s Cleveland Avenue residence. Devotions were led by Mrs. Kreeger, followed by a brief business session and refreshments for members William Runsman, Paul Meitzke, Tony and Paul Belt, Robert Saergert, Clarence Cooper, Ludolf Jr., and Mrs Breezer. The next meeting is planned for Tuesday November 10 with the venue to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intermediate League of St. Peter's Evangelical and Reformed Church
Laura Belle Bah
Thomas
Ruth Fleckner
Eileen Kreeser
William Ehrman, Jr
Castle
Norma Hellingsworth
Richard Hasenflue
Margaret Krieg
Cleveland
Charles Ebbs
Hallowe'en
Mary Ellen Wacker
Bertr Gawn
Mary Berger
Ruth Harris
Knights of the Bed Circle
Ladies Prayer Group Meets at Kreeger Home
The Foursquare church women’s prayer circle met at Mrs. L. F. Kreeger’s Cleveland avenue home Tuesday afternoon with eight members present. Mrs. P. A. Becker led the Bible study and the group plans to meet next week at Mrs. James Urbaz’s Washington avenue home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Prayer Group
the Foursquare Church
L. F. Kreeger
Cleveland Avenue
P. A. Becker
James Urbaz
Washington Avenue
Local residents note small town visits and confinements
Raoda Schwitzki of Cleveland avenue is confined to her home business. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne were Port Clinton visitors Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cooper were Cleveland visitors Monday evening. Miss Helen Roemer was a Penfield visitor last evening. Mrs. Ed. Lehman was an Oberlin caller Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raoda Schwitzki
Cleveland
B. A. Jenne
Port Clinton
C. E. Cooper
Helen Roemer
Penfield
Ed. Lehman
Oberlin
Birthday Parties Miss Grace Moehle Was Guest Of
Grace Moehle attended birthday parties as the guest of honor at a local celebration. The small event featured close family and friends with light refreshments and photographs to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Moehle
Pagan Faith Taught In Schools Report
A four year study accuses many teachers in American schools and universities of teaching atheism and agnosticism under academic freedom. Rev W H W Greever warns the trend is worse in state schools and urges Christian homes, church schools support, and student guidance in universities. Delegates at the United Lutheran Church in America convention will vote on the report next week. The gathering opens Thursday with about 1900 delegates from multiple continents, as consolidation among Lutheran groups is considered unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Convention of the United Lutheran Church In America
W. H W. Greever
New York City
Greever
Rev. Greever
United Press
Moral and Social Welfare Committee
Church School Board
Church
Board of Education
United States
Canada
India
Japan
China
Africa
South America
Lutheran Church
American Lutheran Church and Associated Group
Synodical Conference
Bluefield
W. Va
Seryen Rears Aso
Elyria Townline Social Visits Highlight Weekend
Elyria area residents visited friends and relatives across Lima Wellington and Cleveland over the weekend. Notables include the Spiegelbergs hosting Caroline Spiegelberg from Cleveland, Barbara Eschiruth of Middle Ridge, and extended gatherings with Delefield, Mackert, and Schubert families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Spiegelberg
Lima
William Miller
Cleveland
L. A. Ernst
J. H. Delefield
Sundar
E. C. Schubert
Wellington
Caroline Spiegelberg
Barbara Eschiruth
Middle Ridge
J. F. Stein
Betty
Woodrow Stein
Jack Twist
Lakewood
Byron Seeley
Carl
Grafton
Birthday party honors 16th birthday at Alexander Hauck home
About twenty five school friends gathered at Alexander Hauck's home Saturday evening to celebrate his 16th birthday. They played games and enjoyed sandwiches, cake, and punch after the party at Lester Ballroom Tuesday evening hosted thirty five guests with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Ballroom
Alexander Hauck
Valley City Highs Baseball Slips To First Defeat
Valley City High School baseball lost 8-1 at Litchfield last Wednesday and 10-0 at Bruns wick on Friday. They host York on the local diamond this week. Mr and Mrs Reed McClure of New Philadelphia spent the weekend with Edwin and Mrs Losch. Mrs Edwin Losch hosted a dinner for Loren Hadlock's ninth birthday. Miss Tda Keller of Elyria is visiting relatives with the Edwin Keller family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley City High School
Litchfield
Brunswick
York
Reed McClure
New Philadelphia
Edwin Losch
Loren Hadlock
Medina
Tda Keller
Elyria
Edwin Keller
Weekly Farm Paper Review highlights cover crops and farm sug gestions
Pacific coast growers and the New York Experiment Station back cover crops in raspberry fields to speed canes ripening, add humus, reduce erosion, and guard against weeds. Nebraska poultry methods cut breeder costs by brooding in limited pens with a shifting setup. Purdue and Kansas advise pasture renewal, spray caution, and safe lamb feeding with beet pulp. California and New Jersey stations discuss turkey health, grass silage, and windmill water pumps with practical, low-cost farm tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Colorado
New Jersey
Dairymar
American Dairy Science Association elects leaders
Dr. R B Stoltz of Ohio State is elected secretary treasurer and C L Blackman named chairman of extension, with W E Krauss of Wooster as vice chairman of the dairy production section. New directors include E G Hood of Ottawa and Prof. Earl Weaver. Dr. R R Graves becomes president. A C Dahlberg to edit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbecs. CO
R .B. Stoltz
Ohio State University
American Dairy Science Association
C. Lt. Blackman
W. E. Krauss
Wooster
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
United States
E. G. Hood
Ottawa
Canada
Earl Weaver
Oklahoma A & M College
R. R. Graves
Bureau of Animal Industry
Washington
J. A. Nelson
University of Montana
H. P. Davis
University of Nebraska
H. A. Ruehe
University of Illinois
A. C. Dahlberg
Geneva
New York
Evergreen Planting In Fall Is Advised
Columbus Ohio October 14 evergreen planting in fall advised by Victor H Ries OSU floriculture specialist. He warns gardeners to supply ample water as soils statewide are dry and only heavy autumn rains can restore sufficient soil moisture for evergreens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Rising Production Check Expected to Curb Food Prices
Washington reports from the Agriculture Department indicate rapid drought recovery in September may restrain recent food price increases. Improved pastures boosted milk production to October levels, and the crop reporting board notes corn output rising to 1,509,362,000 bushels on October 1, up from 1,478,027,000 in 1924’s drought year, with pasture conditions at 54.3 percent of normal and milk per cow up two percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
Milk and egg production outlook and price effects in early autumn
The board notes a milk production rise of three percent above 1935 levels on October 1, with anticipated continued low winter output. Butter prices ease while eye production rose 50 percent, hens lay about typical eggs per 100 layers. Rains in September were late to boost feed grains, but pasture growth and better winter grain prospects should ease forage shortages.
Ohio Farmers Plant 138000 Acres Of Soybeans This Year
Ohio farmers plant 138000 acres of soybeans as agronomist Dr J B Park notes rising crop value. Ohio ranks sixth in 1936 soybean acreage and Chicago Board of Trade opens a soy futures market with December and May contracts. Federal standard No 2 and No 3 yellow soybeans deliverable. one can hedge price via futures. soybean processing mills in Ohio already operate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
J. B. Park
Ohio State University Agronomist
Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago
Feed And Stock Men At Wooster Station
Lorain County feed dealers and livestock owners attend the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station program at Wooster. Today focuses on feed dealers and tomorrow on livestock owners with talks on feed efficiency and rations led by station staff and Ohio State University experts. Nutritional value of feeds under drought conditions is noted, with expected use of alternative feeds as corn and oats crops are short.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Experiment Station
Ohio State University
Paul Gerlaugh
Animal Industry Department
Ohio
Farm Credit Administration
Elyria Production Credit Association
Huron
Eve
Medina
Cuyahoga
Summit Counties
Elyria Propuction Credit Association
Elyria Savings & Trust
Elyria
Max M. Phillips
Sec’y Treas
Electric Equipment Suggestions For Lorain County Farmers
Thelma Beall of Ohio State University offers guidance to Lorain County farmers preparing to use electric equipment when new rural lines come online. She urges purchase from established manufacturers and dealers with reliable service, noting that price isn’t sole factor and long service life and repair access matter. She also advises women buyers to compare operating costs and ensure appliances match available power, noting voltage and current type indications from manufacturers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
County Agricultural Extension Service
Thelma Beall
Ohio State University Home Management Specialist
Miss Beall
Museum City planned in Moscow by Soviet architects
The Organization Committee of the Union of Soviet Architects plans a Museum City in Moscow to concentrate folk architectural art. Real houses and village huts will be moved there and reproductions of these samples will be built.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Organization Committee of
The
Union of Soviet Architects
State Meeting of Farm Bureau Opens Monday
Ohio Farm Bureau holds its eighteenth annual convention at Memorial Hall Columbus with a women’s breakfast on Tuesday and a youth cooperative conference Monday. Mrs. Sewell will speak, and Verna Elsinger contest finals and a world premier play titled The Outlaw highlight two days of events. Clifford Gregory of Prairie Farmer will address, with Hormer Rodeheaver directing group singing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Women of
Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau
Memorial Hall
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Farm Bureau
Netl House
Charles W. Sewell
Associated Women of the American Farm Bureau
Cooperative Youth Conference
Verna Elsinger
Eihi Cowling
Thorntown
Cooperative Movement
Cooperative Seasons
U.S. A
High Woman
Clifford V. Gregory
The
Prairie Farmer
Chicago
Europe
Hormer Rodeheaver
Crop Prospects In Ohio Show Improvement
Ohio forecasts show a 3 percent rise in the October 1 crop outlook due to favorable weather. Projections cover corn wheat oats barley sugar beets tobacco potatoes hay pasture milk and grain stock with comparisons to 1931 1935 and 1936 figures and notes on fruit production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Federal
State
Weekend guests and local visits in Vincent area
Read like a parish bulletin listing numerous visitors and social calls. Guests include Mrs. C E MelIntire of Vincent and Mrs. Sarah Pickett of Mansfield, returning from a 6000 mile trip to California and Texas, with Dermott Pickett remaining in Los Angeles. Various relatives from Vincent, Oberlin, Mansfield, Elyria and Lorain visited or hosted over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent
Naomi Bensley
Marion, C
John Bensley
C. E. MelIntire
Sarah Pickett
Dermot Pickett
Mansfield
California
Texas
Dermott Pickett
Los Angeles
Pickett
Frankie Reese
John Harnish
Edith Breckenridge
E. Rosecrans
Oberlin
1925 Grapes Output and Market Note
In 1925 production reached 400000 for grapes while the year shows 22900 tons compared to 29110 tons in a prior period, reflecting a sizable shift in yield and scale of grape commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Central Book Store
Mrs. MacKenzie
Emma Dreschler
Echo
Miss Bond
Margaret Schneider
B. Egeland
Geo. Cox
C. B. Cooper
C. FE. Schmidt
F. R. Powers
Valley City
ST. Joseph P. I. A
Knights OF Red Circle” Meeting
Ladies Prayer Meeting
Joe Coverdale
Michael Behn
Elizabeth
Anna Kessler
Valentine Cook
Harry Coverdale
John Mackert
Herman Mackert
H. P. Mackert
Mackert
G. Bischoff
Circle Reisinger
Avon
Herman Bischoff
Sandar
H. P. Mackevn
George Bersig
Willard Solte
Nebraska
Purdue University
Kansas Experiment Station
Kansas
Turkey
Coantry
University of California
Wallace
Wooster Station
Museum City
Earl Litz
Jocal M. E
Gien Fridenstime
Donald Fridenstine
Maud Fridenstume
Murray Ridge
William Heck
Charles
Eugene
Heck
Fort Warne
Indiana
M. B. Copas
Laurabell Stoughton
JG. Morris
J. G. Morris
Maurice McIntire
Fred Cox
Johnson
Bumbeck
Frank Trockley
Rose Mary Bennett
Wayne Merers
Kathryn McMillan
Walter McMillan
Co-operative Convention Memorial
ARM Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Ass'n
Huron Street
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