Wellington club notes and social events update
The Wellington community notes cover the Wellington-Woren Pioneer Benefit Association meeting at the VFW hall with several honored members including Mrs Isa and Mrs C. Crowds discussed conventions and county rally plans. Social hour included corsage for Isabelle Jewett, with Halloween decor and refreshments. Future meetings set for November 1 at 7 pm.
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Wellington
VFW
Bone
Herswk
Guiobe
Fen
Magers
Cleveland
Telk
el Walter Jerney
Spencer
Spoun Spencer Ane
Ipis Lodge
Isabelle Jewetton
Olmsted Falls
Mar
Mas Lou B
Percy Jensen
Red River Vaile
Mre Moron Boise
Lorain
Isaly’s Corners
Wifww
Daisy Rollins
Maud Sheller
Edith Mosher
Hallowe'en
Clodwick
Henry Clodwick
Washington
BD. C
Paul Dreyer
Taylor Street
Virginia Kauffman
Ausman Fye
Meadville
Charles Barnes
Millie Johnson
Georgia
Florida
Clarence Chambers
Courtland Street
A. B Jones
T. M. Pfeiffer
Lakewood
Methodist Sunday School
Bulletin outlines methods of house preservation
A bulletin details controlling wood rats and wood eating pests with USDA bulletin 1993 guidance. It covers causes, general and special safeguards, durability of new building materials, and care of houses to stop termites decay and rot. The article recommends dd for farmers.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Pond Attracts Family Life On 160 Acre Farm Near Huntington
A farmer named A Drew on a 160 acre Huntington area farm says a 2 percent acre pond deep to 12 feet, fed by runoff from an 80 acre field, improves livability and keeps kids at home. He notes summer swimming boating and fishing with up to 30 neighborhood children joining in. Winter skating is possible and the pond is stocked with bluegills.
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Drew
Huntington
Famiy
Check Heating Equipment Now Farmers Urged
Columbus report urges farmers to inspect heating systems before winter. Safety specialist W J E Stuckey from Ohio State University Extension Service and the Industrial Commission of Ohio warns of increased farm fires and carbon monoxide casualties as cold weather approaches.
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Columbus
W. J E. Stuckey
Ohio State University
Industrial Commission of Qobio
Stuckey
North Olmsted community events and meetings
Community notes cover a March of Dimes drive with 1094 members and a roast pork and sauerkraut supper on October 24 to fund an electric scoreboard. Halloween activities October 31 include parades and gatherings at local schools with prizes from the Business Association. Girl and Boy Scout activities, a College staff dance fundraiser, and a hospital update also appear along with a Kent State mathematics workshop report.
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R. Kamp
R. Dahn
J. Peterson
North Olmsted
Fred Hatton
North Olmsted Park
Coe Memorial
Butternut
North Olmsted Business Association
V. Flw
Boy Scouts of
Jameson Farm
Durkee Road
Grafton
Calmer
Les Elgin
Leonard Wagner
Barton Road
Berea Community Hospital
Francis B. Cosgrove
North Olmsted High School
Kent State University
Pet
P.T
Miran
Sarah Harding Hunts
Ertratt
March of Math-l
Lights Boost Egg Production in Fall and Winter
Ohio State extension poultry specialist Emil Malinovsky explains artificial lighting increases laying by extending hens’ working day and stimulating the pituitary. He notes morning lights work best, starting around 3 am and shifting later as seasons change, with 14 to 20 watt bulbs per 100 square feet. Feeders and waterers must stay filled to maximize benefits.
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SaySi Emil Malnoyvsky
Extension Poultry
Ohio State University
Malinovsky
Ohio Boys and Girls Win Awards At Dairy Exposition
Ohio 4-H and FFA exhibitors earned one first and three seconds in state herd classes at the International Dairy Exposition. Five exhibitors from Ohio showed the state herd, claiming top six places in a showmanship class. Grand champion Jersey exhibitor was Eileen Moreland. reserve Holstein female shown by Richard E. Lawrence of Marion. Other top finishers include Jo Earl of Marion and several named Ohio youths.
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Columbus
Ohio
FFA
John Mount
Jersey
Richard FE. Lawrence
Marion
Indianapolis
Jo Earl
Eileen Moreland
Centerbury
George R. Little
Dresden
Charles Grimes
Decatur
Joyce Moreland
Centerburg
Don B. Walker
Vanada
Phyllis Sherer
Maplewood
4-H Canning Freezing Programs Grow Nationwide
Two major 4-H home preservation projects the 4-H canning and freezing programs expand across 47 states. In 1950 over 217000 4-H members participated under cooperative extension supervision to promote balanced year round diets and reduce food costs. County winners receive medals. state champions may earn a trip to the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago in November. Kerr Glass company funds awards and six national college scholarships.
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Cooperative Extension Service
Chicago
Kerr Glass Company
North Olmsted Names New Chronicle Telegram Correspondent
Mrs. Frank Koch of 3056 Lorain is named the North Olmsted correspondent for the Chronicle Telegram. She invites readers to send in news items for the column.
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Frank Koch
Lorain Read
New North Olmsted
Chronicle-Telegram
Red Ranger Meal Friskies Meal Ken L Meal Weeensie
A garbled note references pet foods Red Ranger Friskies Ken L Meal and Wee wees with unclear details. No coherent events or names establish a clear news item or date. The readable fragments suggest a catalog or ad snippet about pet meals rather than a reportable incident.
Farm prices now less favorable than year ago
Ohio State Extension economists report farm prices relative to costs are weaker than a year earlier with parity at 103 in September versus 105 a year ago. Prices farmers receive rose 7 percent, while costs and living items rose 8 percent, and wages about 12 percent higher.
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Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
Fall And Winter Good Time For Cutting Timber
Columbus reports fall and winter offer the best time to cut timber for farm buildings as disease and insects slow. W Dean from Ohio State University notes less pest damage and easier handling of rough lumber from beech, hard maple, oak, sycamore and elm, while house framing lumber requires air or kiln drying.
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Columbus
W. Dean
Ohio State University
Dean
Sheep drawing growing farmer interest in Ohio
L A Kauffman of Ohio State University says sheep attract more farmer interest now than in 25 years. Sheep give high return on investment, with one ewe costing 40 dollars returning about 96 dollars in the first year through wool and lamb sales. Sheep require less labor than other farm animals, aiding their rising popularity amid current conditions. Ohio's total sheep population nears one million with best land use aiming for 40 million head under mobilization.
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Columbus
L. A. Kauffman
Kauffman
Ohio State
Tie
Ohio
Kauttman
Narrow Margins Signal Peak Hog Production Ahead
Economists at Ohio State University warn narrow feeding margins since November 1950 have kept hog producers tight on costs. They predict the 1931 fall pig crop may peak national production and the 1952 spring crop could dip slightly from last year as producers curtail breeding and seek profit via alternative corn marketing. Prolific rabbits are noted as well, with cotton tail females birthing 2-4 litters per season and an annual average of 17 young.
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Columbus
Mervin Smith
Ohio State University
Ohio
Smith
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