Election of officers features Jessamine Lodge meeting
Election of officers highlighted the Jessamine Lodge Daughters of Scotland gathering at Odd Fellow Hall. Members elected Agnes Henry as president, Janet Bain as vice president, Elizabeth Bute as chaplain, Virginia Grentich as recording secretary, Jean Bain as financial secretary, Agnes Innes as treasurer, Margaret McIntyre as conductress, Nellie Brennan as assistant conductress, Mabel Standen as inside guard, Mary McCann as outside guard, with Kathryn Dusan and others as trustees. Installations planned for November 12 with Alex Mollison hosting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Jessamine Lodge
Daughters of Scotland
Odd Fellow Hall
Agnes Henry
Janet Bain
Elizabeth Bute
Virginia Grentich
Jean Bain
Agnes Isnes
Margaret McIntyre
Bert Packard
J. R. MacKenzie
Catherine Roberson
Bridge
Bunco
Geing
Isa McGhee
Lorain
Robert Short
Local Halloween Party At South Amherst Enlivens Faculty Night
Oct 23 South Amherst residents report a faculty Halloween party at the Amherst home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Pierce. Guests wore costumes, a soup course and refreshments were served, and several local figures attended including E F Litzembare and Miss Fehr Kreeger. An official board meeting was noted for the Methodist Church, and a Volunteer Firemen gathering was announced. Community members attended Rev Jenson’s funeral in Estesra, with many locals named. The Merry Maids class plans a Halloween party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Johnson
Ella Krieg
Irene Brown
Margaret Krieg
Aculty
South Amherst
Clifford Pierce
Ammherst
Rheesis
Fac
E. F. Litzemtbare
Ard
Rennech Hende
Lantz
Ard Schnaak
Fehr Kreeger
Margaret H Schacht
BR. C. Jenson
Etsra
David Davids
Win. Miacaam
Harold Allsop
Phil Ewart
Henry Kalb
Lodi Gibson
John Thompson
Robert Alsop
Martin Springer
Jack Kalb
George Rice
Sam Slack
Charley Anderson
Elmer Harris
Charley
St Joan's Evangelical Church Parish Affairs Saturday Evening
Mrs Paul Mori attends conference of Grand Chapter of Order of Eastern Stars in Cincinnati this week as church events continue.
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St. Joan’s Evangelical Church
Paul Mori
Order of Eastern Stars
Cincinnati
Lake Avenue Bible Class and Grange Notes
Lake Avenue community notes show a Bible class meeting on October 23 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Tarios with a masked Halloween party. Regular Sunday services and Sunday School are listed along with choir practice at Mrs Louis He’s home. Grange notes announce a meeting October 24 at the schoolhouse and an observed visit by Charles Leonard with Mr Guard Darvas.
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Lake Avenue
Lake Avenae
He Gsid
Robert Tarios
Everrone
Lots Avenues
Sunder School
Everrscdr
Lake Avenue Church
Louis He
Charles Leonard
Guard Darvas
Avon 506 Club Meets Avon Oct Evening
Avon 506 Club gathers at the Forthofer home with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Forthofer Jr. hosting. Prizes go to Harold Smith and Carl Schafer couples. next meeting set for two weeks at W. E. Blake home. Br Briefs note PTA membership event and a new baby born at Elyria Memorial Hospital.
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Avon
Joseph Forthofer, Jr
Five Hundred Club
Harold Smith
Carl Schafer
W. E. Blake
Frank Schneider
Joseph Ackerman
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Arnold Buck
LeVern Walker
Akron
Harry Hubbard
Bertha
Udwin
Fragments of social notices from Pickering and surrounding area
A garbled OCR fragment lists social visits and events from Pickering and nearby towns. Mentions include Mrs Charles Wilford hosting a luncheon in Lorain, Miss Martha Dwire visiting Elrria, and Mr and Mrs Ed Starg with an eleven pound son born at home. Also references to Baptist church Ladies group and a Sigma Beta Sigma gathering with devotional service and refreshments. A stray line notes the sun’s Helium discovery via spectroscope before earth.
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Pickering
Roral Sanaum
Brecksville
Charles Wilford
Winadosis
Lorain
Martha Dwire
Elrria
Jornia
Roy
Maugaeer
Ed Starg
Dem
Ed Casper
the Baptist Church
Rocky River
Sigma Betta Sigma
Ze Moses
F Cleveland
College Gets Expert Pullman Wash Dr Earl Ritchard
Dr Earl Ritchard a noted author on Chinese relations assumes a role in postgraduate science at Washington State College in Pullman He is a 1928 graduate of the college and a two time Rhodes scholar who pursued advanced work at Oxford and the University of Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pullman
Wash
Earl Rtchard
Washingtone College
Washington State
Oxford
University of Illinois
Ranch lands and grazing rights vanish in tribal move
A 590 600 acre horse ranch once leased for grazing is abandoned after federal action designates lands as tribal grazing areas. In Worcester Massachusetts a motorist won 1450 damages after a collision with a horse. The piece notes the complexity of psychology as a field.
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Sourkh Dakota
Inands
Brothers of
Roesford
Worcester
Mass
James B. McKenna
Pattern models showcase today’s figure friendly matron style
For the matron or the slightly heavy figure, few models could be of a better type than today's pattern. The new line emphasizes comfortable cuts and practical elegance, appealing to readers seeking flattering yet easy wear.
Lorain County Farms See Mixed Harvest Projections
Farms in Lorain County face a varied outlook with corn and oats dominant. Government estimates put the corn crop around 2.223 billion bushels and valued near 1.217 billion dollars, while oats could reach about 260.6 million dollars in value. A portion of grain remains on farms for seed and feed, with significant payment potential from elevators, signaling strong aggregate earnings despite ongoing farm program adjustments.
Grain Yield In U S Valued At Two Billions
United Press reports 1935 grain yields valued near two billion dollars to U S farmers. Experts calculate income from wheat corn oats and barley using October estimates and December futures prices on the Chicago Board of Trade. Government wheat crop estimate of 595 million bushels would yield about 559 million dollars to wheat farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Chicago
Department of Agriculure
Chicago Board of Trade
Toronto teachers to study penmanship under Goldring plan
Uni Dr C Goldring, superintendent of schools, seeks management committee approval to offer night classes in pen manship for public school teachers in Toronto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Uni
C. Goldring
First Ballot at 84 in Mahanoy City
Mrs Anna Wier of Beaver Brook, on her 84th birthday, cast her first vote to protest high taxes. Her decision reflects a late but determined voter attitude as she joins the ballot in Mahanoy City.
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Mahanoy City
Anna Wier
Beaver Brook
Map Fight For AAA Before High Court
Lincoln reports Ohio Farm Bureau and directors back the challenge to the Agricultural Adjustment Act and prepare the legal brief for Supreme Court review. The federation will enlist top legal talent, backed by over 20,000 Ohio farm families in support of upholding the Act’s constitutionality and stabilizing agricultural income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orous
United States Supreme Court
American Farm Bureau
Favon
Seid Murre
D. Lincoln
Mace
Columbus
Chicase
Lincoln
Ohio Farm Bureau
National Organization
Donald Kirkpatrick
Chicago
American Farm Entreeo Federation
Ohio
Chureau
AAA
Four H Advisors to Hold Lorain Fall Meeting
Lorain County Four-H Club work for 1935 ends with a fall meeting set for November 6. Club advisors, assistant advisors, and prospective advisers will gather to review and grade record books for both boys and girls clubs. C. I. Hummel announced the event, noting girls’ books have already been judged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
Await Report on Corn Variety Test at LaGrange Farm
Tests of 12 silage corn varieties grown behind R. B. Kellner’s LaGrange farm near Columbus are nearing completion at Ohio State University. A report on findings is expected soon by C. J Hummel, county agricultural extension agent. Corn has been dried in university ovens to assess feeding value for comparison. When the report arrives, samples will be displayed by the county extension service for farmers to see both appearance and feeding value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Kellner
LaGrange
Ohio State University
C. J Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
County Extension Service
Large Vote Sought In Referendum On Corn-Hog Program
Washington October 23 voters, including corn-hog farmers, were urged to cast ballots on continuing the corn-hog adjustment program. AAA officials warned that turnout and total ballots matter, as farmers seek to signal sentiment. Rains, meetings, and information campaigns aimed to explain achievements under the prior U.S. program and the question of continuing adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Untess
AAA
Ede R. Wickard
Farm Bureau Plans Membership Drive
Perry L. Green president of the Ohio Farm Bureau announced plans to grow membership as part of a broad cooperative program. He cited nationwide crop adjustment cooperation strengthening farm organizations and urged rapid expansion to amplify rural voices and influence in agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Columbus
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Green
Winter Bee Packing To Be Demonstrated In Ohio
W E Dunham OSU bee keeping specialist will demonstrate winter packing methods and spring care of bees at a meeting next Tuesday afternoon at O Van Hahns farm on North Ridge road east of Amherst The event was arranged by Lorain County bee keepers amid heavy losses in the last two winters The 129 p m start time will be open to all interested bee keepers
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Dunham
Ohio State University
O. van Hahn
North Ridge Road
Amherst
Lorain County
Dunham
Plan Demonstration of Fruit Proning Plans Highlighted by Extension
The county agricultural extension service and the county fruit growers committee complete a fruit pruning demonstration set for November 19. C. J. Hummel says the event aims to show pruning methods ensuring thorough coverage in spring and promoting strong bearing conditions and tree growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Agricultural Extension Service
County Fruit Growers’ Committee
C. J. Hummel
County Agricultural Extension
21 Corn Huskers To Seek State Title
The sixth annual Ohio corn field day and husking contest takes place November 1 near Paulding Northwestern Ohio. Hosts W G Wunder and W A Blank will showcase machinery demonstrations and hybrid corn plots with agronomists from Ohio State University. Women’s husking contest planned with up to 10 entrants. 21 men from county contests expected to advance to the state event.
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Ohio
Sehosen
W. G. Wunder
W. A. Blank
Paulding
Field Day
Ohio Farmer
Wunder and
Blank
Agronomists
Ohio State University
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Grange Hall
Mi- Tan Avenue
Georgs Koittle
Ficers
The
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Gus P. Zileh
Cleveland Avenue
First Evangelical Church
Foursquare
Pythian Hall
Lath
American Legion
Democratic Rally
Foursquare Church
P. A. Becker
Tenner Avenue
Elizabeth Gibson
Concordia Club
St. Paul Lutheran Church
William Vogier
Katherine
Frank Igneasik
Donald
Elsha
4. C. Werner
Axtel Street
C. Zileh
National Funeral Directors Conference
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
J. Hinloch
Elyria
Alex Mollison
Tse McGhee
Wolunter
Soctete
Methodist Ladies’ Big Society
Feneral
Merry Maids
Blue Sky Inn
Oberlin Road
Grange
North Elyria
Hhe
Walwat
Sun
Earth
Sues
Paris
Laura IL Baldt, A. M
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Chronicle Telegram
Pattern Department
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Farm Institute
Roo Savings and Trust Company
Belden
G. Hitchcock
Presia Armbruster
C. Aldrich
Huntington
Francis Cos
J. Crile
Rapking
Naezele
Brightos
Clair Goss
Columbia
Willard Hathaway
J. J. Barter
Lorena Crocker
Brownhelm
George Bachman
S&s
Sovernment
Cross Roads
U.S
Map
4-H Advisors
Farm Bureau Petroleum Products
Arm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau Cooperative Assn
Huron Street
Parm
Firestone Service Stores
J. P. Schoonmaker
Cedar Phone
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