CROP PROSPECTS IN OHIO BRIGHTER FROM SEPTEMBER REPORT
Ohio crop prospects improve as Glenn S. Rey reports October 1 forecasts higher for most crops. Corn projected at 111,655,000 bushels, oats at 27,385,000, barley short, early potatoes 8,190,000. Grain stocks on farms show declines from last year, with old corn, wheat, and oats down. Also notes farm poultry record projects for flocks and poultrymen with large operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Glenn S. Rey
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Big Cut Seen In Hog Marketings In Coming Year
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration plans a permanent hog reduction after the September 29 cutoff, cutting fall marketing by about 20 percent and yearly marketing by 12 to 14 percent. A 150 thousand sow slaughter will aid the spring 1934 cut, with plans for reduced corn acreage and sow farrowing. The aim is to hold hog production to current crop levels, or else corn prices may drop and livestock output rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Chicago
Poultrymen Start in Three Projects in Luan County
Luan County agricultural agents announce three record seed projects as part of county efforts. The new program began in October and runs through September next year. One highlighted project centers on poultry feed efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luan
L. Hucamed
Murray Ridge service at county home prayer and music
A First Baptist Church group from Hiyria joined Rev Amore of the South Rodeo church for a program at the county home on Sunday afternoon. Walter Keisier served as chaperone. Congregational prayers opened the meeting with prayers and musical numbers by arrangements including vocal by Miss Dorovauy Reiter and Miss Jackson, violin duet by Alberta Hauck Dorothy Reiter and Mary Batdor with Miss Jackson at the piano. Rev Amore delivered scripture and a sermon. Benediction by Rev Amore. A Murray Ridge Parent Teacher Association program committee met with Mrs Hermag, Catherine Shriner and Mane Eppley and E. C. Schubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Graham
Misses Hollis
Mary Hat
Urf
Miss Jackson
Rev
Amore
Catherine Shriner
Mane Eppley
E. C. Schubert
Murray Ridge
Parent Teacher Association
Wita
Hermag
Hallowe’en
Lottie Sandrock
Oberlin
National Grange
Louis J. Taber
Gertrude Schramm
Kimpton
Kathleen
Vivian
Ida Belie Peabody
Maids of
Lee
Ernest Parke
the Gringe
Lorain
Martha Bers
Deana Smith
Clara Wallace
Don Barber
Amherst
William May
Evel
Cleveland
Kate Gentes
Ridgeville
Anna Berg
Harlan Schramm
Donald
Clarence Berg
Russia Township
Lorain County Farm Bureau
Pittsfield
Methodist
Monroeville Corn Field Day Plans In Ohio
Ohio hosts its fourth annual corn field day in Monroeville on Route 20 at Arthur Henry's farm. The program features husking contests for standing and shocked corn, demonstrations and exhibits on corn growing and machinery, plus an exhibit of the Corn Hog Program by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. The Ohio Farmer funds prizes and a trip to the Nebraska national championship, with the Extension Service handling education and the Draft Horse Association supplying wagon teams. The 90 acre field adjoins 70 acres of husking area on Clarage corn, and officials expect attendance near 15,000, with field teams sponsored as annual prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Arthur Henry
Monroeville
Licking County
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Huron County
Ohio Farmer Publication
Nebraska
Ohio Agricultural Extension Service
Huron County Draft Horse Association
Urges Spray For Peach Leaf Cure
Lorain County growers are urged to spray for peach leaf curl in fall rather than waiting for spring. C I Hummel advises spraying as soon as leaves are off the trees, with guidance available at the county extension office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Ccting County Agricultural Extension Age
Hum
Mel
Advice On Control Of Mice In Lorain County Orchards
Lorain County fruit growers urged to address mouse control in orchards. The meadow mouse, found in several orchards, harms trees. Recommendations include eliminating shelter by cultivation and pruning plant debris, surrounding trunks with cinders, stirring the soil, applying lime sulfur solution, and using poison stations with care to avoid non target animal exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
Trummel
Birthday party notices and social rounds
Mrs Naor Tetet Charies Sagent of Ab Fridar hosted a birthday event with Mr and Mrs A and others. Esther Beal celebrated a birthday on Le lane Esther Beal on South Ride. James Gannett visited Oliver Scavner on Townline road. Mr and Mrs W L Bodine provided music for a dance near North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feds
Eaoaun
Amherst
Leroara Earn
Naor’ Tetet Charies Sagent
Ab Fridar
Epples
Oliver Scavner
Townline Road
Donald
Ger Frisenstien
W. L. Bodine
Oberlin Briefs From Hometown Happenings
Oberlin and vicinity news recounts Wangerien and son visiting Louis Margalesh at St. Josephs hospital after a car crash left Margalesh with multiple hooves fractures. Various local visits, funerals, and farm events follow, including a milk meeting, church services, and a large family dinner in honor of a birthday.
Rilee Scheel Event At Akron Home Friday Evening
Nugent of Akron hosts a Friday evening gathering at the home of Lo Eppes for a 19 year old event. Rilee Scheel is noted among attendees in this social notice from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nugent
Akron
Lo Eppes
Wakeman Community Notes and Local Calls
Social visits fill the week with multiple callers at Wakeman and nearby towns. Mrs. Max Peabody hosted her mother, neighbors visited the H J Millhouse and L N Wooden homes, and Elyria and Norwalk trips marked Sunday and Saturday outings among local families and friends. Firemen responded to a barn fire on the Frank Cole farm with minor damage. council met at the W F D building. Mrs. Curtiss Todd recovers from a Memorial hospital operation. several residents attended theatre in Norwalk and the Century of Progress expo in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
H.C. Wangerien
Arthur
Louis Margalesh
St. Joseph's Hospital
Loraty
Mr. Margalesh
Jack Griffin
William Streicher
Fred Borg
Ludwig Schneider
Chicago
Century of Progress
Charles Baldauf
Alichael Smith
Nick Smith
John Emmerich
Lucile
Carl Schramm
Simeon Nash
Edward Schramm
William Baldauf
Avon
St. Mary's Catholic Church
French Creek
George and
Kate Kramer
Mansfield
Anna Berg
Baldani
Evenins
Charles Avery
Murray Ridge
Edward Berg
Charles Gibson
Garyrie Rabents
Max Peabody
Ee. E. Anderson
R. F. Kenyon
Willis Wooden and
H. J. Millhouse
L. N. Wooden
Ison
Elmer
Elyria
Fred Pierce
Fred Peck
Cleveland
Nora Peck
R. 5. Barnes
Marlon Eileen
Norwalk
Lewis Dill
Mary Dill
George Sto
M. F. Scott
Frank Miller
New London
Rollie Barnes
Jake Sutter
Birmingham
Rhea Witzlaben
Eleanor Breisch
Curtis Todd
Memorial Hospital
Wakeman
White
Norwalk Hospital
Curtiss Todd
Richard Radcliffe
Russel Knott
Dorothy Knott
Gladys Barnes
Georgia Barnes
Ray Barnes
Helen N
Norfalk
Pushimage
Helen Humphrey
Etrica
Congrevadomé
C. A. Shelton
Fileen Barnes
Bridge Club
George Limehach
Bellevas
Laura Hoyt
Bellevue
Weekend visits and garden club lecture in Wakeman
The report notes weekend visits by undertaker W. L. Pease Mrs. Dora Pomeroy Mrs. Delia Hachenberg and Charles Campbell to Kent and Lima. A roof fire at Dr Cranston residence caused little damage. Edgar Marks returned to Buffalo after vacation with his sister Mrs Elmer Beecher. Wakeman Garden club members and visitors from Norwalk New London and nearby towns attended a Christine Florist Inc lecture on flower care and color blending with tea wafers and cake served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pease
Dora Pomeroy
Delia Hachenberg
Charles Campbell
Kent
C. J. Hoyt
Reid
Guthrie
Lima
Dr. Cranston
Joe Schilling
Lorain
Edgar Marks
Buffalo
N. Y
Elmer Beecher
Wakeman Garden Club
Norwalk
New London
Chrristine Florist, Inc
Cleveland
South Amherst Latin Club Meets After School
South Amherst October 18 Latin teacher Miss Esther Naujak presided at the after school meeting. Members sang That Time Honored Latin, with talks on Athenians and Spartans and The Destruction of Pompeii. Florence McCord named publicity officer. They plan to meet again in one week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Amherst
Esther Naujak
Jack Simashkivich
Maybelle Slack
Pompii
Florence McCord
Huntington Briefs From Local Social Occurrences
Huntington Oct. 1 reports show Mason Keel family from Spencer visiting C M Diedrick home. Frank Incraham and Charles Y Hines attended the Wyenoff event at Oberlin last Thursday. Florence Diedrick with daughters Helen and Dorothy and Levis Smith visited Mrs Leo Ta Filton’s family. Mr and Mrs WH Pratt made a call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Marion Keel
Spencer
C. M. Diedrick
Frank Incraham
Charles Y Hines
Wyenoff
Oberlin
Florence Diedrick
Helen
Dorothy
Levis Smith
Leota Filton
WH. J. Pratt
Protestants Plan Unity Discussions in Chicago
The United Foreign Missionary Conference will study unity among Protestant faiths in Chicago November 5 under the Methodist Episcopal Church and Foreign Missions Conference of North America. Delegates from China Egypt and India will attend along with all U. S. Protestant foreign missions societies. A mass meeting at Chicago Stadium on November 3 opens the conference with Dr. E Stanley Jones as principal speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United Foreign Missionary Conference
Hera
Methodist Episcopal Church
Foreign Missions Conference of North America
China
Egypt
India
Protestant Foreign Missions Societies
United States
Chicago Stadium
E. Stanley Jones
Ernest Lynn Waldorf
Methodist
Chicago Area
James T. Veneklasen
Wsimette
Harold S. Stuart
Oak Park
F. W. Schroeder
John W. Lear
Charles D. Bonsack
Elgin
Mra
A. E. Craig
Evanston
Alabama Enacts Tax On Near Beer Revenue Rise
Alabama ends prohibition on near beer by legalizing and taxing it as a one half one percent alcohol product. Proponents claim tax revenue of 1.9 million dollars. September receipts totaled 12 dollars, August 39 dollars, year to date 4,902 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grexner OF
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Social notices from Mansfield and nearby towns
Sunday and midweek visits populate the scene with relatives and friends. Names include Laborie Eaton Myers Davidson Diedrick Chapman Dangie Hawley Reynolds Hawler Baker Chapman Ferguson Draper Weet Leininger Vosburgh Roberson and others across Rochester Wellington Elyria Lorain Oberlin Mansfield and Will Hail homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Piddinger
M. W. Laborie
W. C. Eaton
Rochester
D.N. Myers
Sullivan
Irwin Davidson
Cook
Paul Recard
Anita Lester Reynolds
Margaret
Gerald Hawley
Wellington
Logie Hawler
Arthur Chapman
David Dangie
Cleveland
Florence Diedrick
Famly
Miro
Ray Baker
Asieland
Elmer Knapp
Eleworth Laborie
Saland
Alta Chapman
Mansfield
C. S. Andrews
Garry Ferguson
Charles Regal
Sam Ferguson
Arthur Draper
Oberlin Thoreday
T. A Weet
Maxine
Lorain
Will Hail
Harry Medina
Hart Leininger
Hiram Vosburgh
Elyrate
O. W. Roberson
State Paroles Help Convicts State Paroles Help Convicts
Missouri pioneers rehabilitation with a new parole system under the U S Federation of Justice reducing reoffense rates. Less than 14 percent of paroled prisoners fail to report or become second offenders, vs a 56.1 percent national average. In the first year 836 were paroled. the next year 1 204 more gained liberty. Paroled individuals must stay in touch with authorities and may face additional terms if they commit a second offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St, Louis
Missouri
U. S. Federation of Justice
Missouri Penitentiary
River Project To Boom Texas River Project To Boom Texas
Fort Worth report outlines a federal plan to canalize the Trinity River into a 200 foot wide navigable channel costing about 75 million dollars. The project would connect Fort Worth and Dallas with Gulf ports, boosting cattle oil and cotton trade via water, with dams at river sources and river straightening to aid year round flow. The Trinity rises near the Fort Worth Dallas area and ends at Galveston Bay, passing through prime Texas oil fields and farm regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Tex
Trinity River
Texas
Southwest
Dallas
Gulf Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Fort Worth-Dallas
Galveston Bay
Houston
Galveston
Texas Gulf
Gulf
East Texas
Trinity
Why We Sleep Is A Riddle In Medical Mystery
By Logan Clendening M D the article surveys gaps in medical knowledge on sleep cancer growth and brain function. It notes doctors’ humility about why sleep occurs what changes happen in the body and why growth stops at specific sizes. The piece cites Gull and questions handedness stuttering color perception and the limits of growth as mysteries tied to cancer research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Clendening
M. D
Vito Modern Medicina
William Gull
Fall Didn’t Delay Wedding At Buggy Bedside
Francis L. Green milk man fell downstairs injuring his back yet kept plans for marriage to Miss Frances Morrissey. The wedding was performed at his bedside. In Magna Utah Lowell Jensen owns an owl that perches on the porch and rides the car radiator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland
Francis L. Green
Frances Morrissey
Magna
Utah
Lowell Jensen
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Chronicle Telegram
Elyala, C
Porn Bone Tonan
Nomin.o
Wapussasr
Covonin
Farm
Poultry Farm
Oberlin Mas
D. Solhamm
Carlisle
Grange Hall
John Parsons
Mary Campbell
Viola Berg
Della Hahn
Walter Burgenheim
Ludolph Kreeger
Arthur Wangellem
Charles Hahn, Sr
Lake Road
Walter Holstein
Louis Hahn
Ceylon
Charles Schaible
West Ridge
Henry Schmithous
David
Middle Ridge
Hina Garret
Ruth Peabody
Pearl Taupe Ant
Iwara Sarser
Lerais
Margaret Davie
Marjorie Parker
Oberin
Pecal
Beliel
Stanley
Nyep
Otey Walker
TRE Town
Bragg Street
Len
Saakig
Gaia
Christian Endeavor
Marian Heussner
South Amherst Choral Club
James M. YY Nicol
Srieps
Dorothy Jones
Joseph Jewett
Wm. Meacham
Alman Brocksicker
Lowan
Jefferson
Iowa Falls
M. M. Kickele
Joseph ‘Jefferson
Kickele
Middle West
Clendening
Citizens BuDget CO
Broadway
2Nd St. Lora
Gulf Gas
Alfred Alten
Second St
Florida
Schroll Coal
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!