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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1932

Page

10

Four-H Club Boys to Exhibit Corn and Potatoes

Lorain County Four-H Club members will showcase their potato and corn crops at the county agricultural extension office this weekend. A total of 48 county club members will have their labors judged by S N McIntosh with the results displayed in the Elyria Savings and Trust Company lobby.

Lorain County County Agricultural Extension Office S N McIntosh Medina County Club Elyria Savings and Trust Company Wellington

Lorain Officials Attending Ashland Farm Bureau Conference

Three Lorain County Farm Bureau officials join workers from 12 Ohio counties at Ashland for a presidents and secretaries conference. W G Caskey serves as county bureau president with R Campbell secretary and Wiss Florence Brucker office secretary among expected attendees.

Lorain ‘County Farm Bureau Ohio Ashland Lorain County W G Caskey County Farm Bureau R & Campbell Wiss Florence Brucker

New Wonderful Face Powder Mello Glo Introduced

Advertising text promotes MELLO GLO powder offering a smooth spread and longer wear to conceal pores and fine lines. It claims a French process improves spread and shine reduction, targeting diverse complexions and promising a lasting cosmetic finish.

Andy

Cheap feed for livestock seen in Columbus report

In Columbus Ohio farmers face cheap feed this winter as total feed grain supplies rise 18 percent from last year and 7 percent above average Ohio State University economist C R Arnold notes no major drought impact this year with widespread crops though corn yields are down yet carryover from last year buffers shortages Poultry offers best outlet for the surplus with egg prices slightly higher than last year and chicken prices up overall versus other meats.

Columbus, CO C. R. Arnold Ohio State University Arnold Pennsylvania Ohio North Carolina

Timing lights for hens boosts egg output at night

Ohio State University expert Dr E Dahan advises farmers to start lighting on October first to extend hens’ laying hours. Old hens respond to all night light, while pullets begin earlier. in rural areas lanterns can substitute for electric lamps, with ten watt bulbs per group of 70 birds.

Columbus E . Dahan Department of Poultry Husbandry Ohio State University Dakan University Poultry Farm Dakian

Clothing Second Largest Household Expense In Ohio Farms

Miss Edna Callahan of the Ohio State University extension notes clothing costs are the second largest single expense for farm families at 12 percent of January living costs. Household accounts show six percent spent on remodeling and repairs, with more ready made garments bought than home sewing. In one Ohio county eight hundred six women saved 2677 by remodeling fourteen hundred thirty five garments.

Ohio Edna Callahan Ohio State University Agricultural Extension Service

Big Ohio husking contests draw 15000 to Alva farm

Newark Ohio October 20 80 bushel yield and large ears promising for the state corn husking contests October 28 at the Oyler farm at the crossroads of routes 49 and 37. Ohio Farmer contests in 30 counties lead to a state meet to select Ohio’s national contestant. Standing corn winner goes to national in Henry Illinois November 10.

Newark Alva Otle Agricultural Extension Service Ohio Farmer, Farm Publication Oyler Farm Ohio Henry County Ilinoi

Sees Less Canned Goods For Relief This Winter

Ohio relief agencies will have smaller canned goods supplies to aid needy families this winter says Minmie Price state home demonstration leader for Ohio State University. Last year central canning stations handled surplus farm products. this year the surplus is gone and canning inputs are limited. Meetings in Stark Huron Ashland Franklin Miami Licking Lorain Preble and Shelby counties address canning information for home canners.

Ohio Minmie Price Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University Stark Huron Ashland Franklin Miami Licking Lorain Preble Shelby Counties

Murray Ridge Guests and Local Calls Reported

Murray Ridge Ort 26 Mia and Wis Grover Patton and son Russell and Mrs Wo Patton of Elyria were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Derek Steve Ronez attended orchestra practice in Lorain Thursday evening Mr and Mrs M P Beesen of Sheffield called on Mr. and Mrs E Eppley Thursday evening Mr and Mrs M Eldred of Cleveland called on Mrs Nettie Eldred Thursday Gladys Freeland of Kent College spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Grant Freeland.

Murray Ridge Mia Wis Grover Patton Russell Wo Patton Elyria Alfred Derek Steve Ronez Lorain M. P Beesen Sheffield E. Eppley M. Eldred Cleveland Nettie Eldred Gladys Freeland Kent College Grant Freeland Nelle Kennelly Jean Jane Russell Kilmore Wm Wooden C. Nehr B. Ryan Donald Fridenstein Myron Robbins Claude Marks Arthur Fesler Elizabeth Grills Arthur Neitling Ward Tolhurst Janet Baus Farm Bureau Methodist Church Frank and Louis Bert Squires LaGrange

Murray Ridge Kitchen Katies Plan PTA Event

The Murray Ridge Kitchen Katies under advisor Mrs. Earl Dehn met Monday at the school house to rehearse a program for Friday's PTA meeting. Members include Marion Knittle Jewel Beal Caladean Cathaleen Young Roberta Freeland Maude Jean Fridenstein Helen Marjorie Pitcock and Elsie Dellifield. An Elyria church gathering and local visits are noted.

Murray Ridge Earl Dehn Marion Knittle Jewel Beal Caladean Cathaleen Young South Ridge Roberta Freeland Maude Jean Fridenstein Helen Marjorie Pitcock

Lorain Area Social Notes and Columbus Day Observances

Local Lorain area residents share visits and gatherings with families in Elyria Lorain and Cleveland. Columbus Day programs are reported at a school with musical readings and essays. A Brown University public address system update reflects game-day announcements. A Mishawaka birth story notes a baby boy born at St Joseph Hospital nine minutes after arrival.

Brown Providence R. S. Up Brown University Mishawaka Ind Harold Brundydge St. Joseph Hospital

Step up cellular action to fight skin troubles

The passage urges a common-sense link between happy days and skin health, noting skin ailments stem from lowered resistance and blood vitality. It suggests increasing red blood cells and hemoglobin to raise oxygen delivery and boost immune cell activity against infections.

Tata

Firemen Save Child in Port

In Portland Oregon firefighters spent 72 hours nursing an infant son of Mr and Mrs D L McCauley through severe whooping cough and convulsions. The report notes the dangers of the illness and the remarkable rescue by the fire department. The article also references the Gold Coast of Africa’s mineral wealth and mentions parrot fever as a highly contagious disease.

Portland Ore D. L. McCauley

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