Hog Raisers Urged to Grow Own Pigs in Ohio
J S Coffey of Ohio State University urges hog raisers to grow their own pigs due to unsatisfactory feeder pigs. He notes grain shortages, poor sanitary conditions, disease risk, and parasite problems as common in central market feeder pigs, while southern and northwestern feeder pigs face ration and transport issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Coffey
Ohio State University
Ohio
Cottey
Tratest
Coffey
Farm Homemakers Return to School in Ohio Study
Ohio farm women study homemaking under Miss Minnie Price, with 16 Licking county groups pursuing parental education. Projects push school health, including diphtheria immunization and lunches, library improvements, and nutrition. About 1800 county women and 8000 rural women nationally focus on health, diet, first aid, child care, and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Minnie Price
Agricultural Extension Service
Ohio State University
Licking County
A Brief Study Questions Standards of Literary Merit
A concise examination argues that no universal standard governs literary merit. instead, what counts as value reflects contemporary taste. It suggests shifting judgments over time and across cultures shape what is deemed worth reading.
Grinding roughage costly, livestock may grind cheaper
Study by E A Silver at Oregon State University reports findings from 15 leading livestock states that roughage need not be ground for most animals except hogs with soy bean and alfalfa hay. If animals have good teeth, they can grind their own roughage. Grinding is expensive due to low mill capacity. if needed, grind to rough but not fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Silver
Department of Agricultural Engineering
Oso State University
Bolver
Three Nations In Battle To Sell Wheat
A global wheat price war pits the United States against Canada with Argentina and Australia looming as new suppliers. The race aims to unload hundreds of millions of bushels, driving prices to historic lows as ships race to export and farmers struggle with costs.
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Chicago
United States
Canada
Argentina
England
Kansas
Alberta
Towa
Nebraska
Great Lakes
LaSalle Street
Bart of
Zemo Ice Tinseng Gem Relief Ad Summary
An old ad promotes Zemo ice for skin irritations including rash pimples ringworm and other ailments. Claims long suffering relief after extensive use exaggerated by price points. Ends with druggist availability and various pricing cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Wheat exports ignite global price battle after peg removal
Canada drops fixed Winnipeg wheat price at 50 cents a bushel as exports surge abroad. The United States, with only 14 million bushels shipped since July, joins the scramble. Federal trading restrictions on the Chicago Board of Trade ease, triggering a fierce race to sell the surplus at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
United States
Chicago Board of Trade
Amherst Halloween Party Halls for Local Heiress Event
Miss Lidia Herwig of Leavitt Road attended a Halloween party in Amherst hosted by St. Peter's Evangelical church members. Guests wore masquerade costumes with prizes awarded to Philip Jaeger and Elmer Tighe. The event featured orange and black decorations and Halloween games and refreshments. A joint church session followed to discuss the diamond jubilee program and celebration plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Ladia Herwig
Leavitt Road
Laague
St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Philip Jaeger
Elmer Tighe
Fallowe
Hallowe'en
Hulda
Edith Berger
Alyce Nuding
Elsie Verbst
Irma Mathes
Nelen Roemer
Frances Sabiers
Nellie Mathes
Gladys Neuman
Gladys Hopkins
Messrs
Carl Lerseh
Lester Weichel
Milton Hutton
George Cox
Elmer Holle
All of
A. W. Buck
Oberlin
A. Waldron
Charles Donn
Elyria
Council of St. Peter’s Evangelical Church
Diamond Jubilee Committee
Council
Hallowe'en Party by Legion Auxiliaries in Birmingham
Members of the Legion Auxiliary and husbands traveled to Birmingham on Wednesday evening for a Hallowe'en party at the Kuntz cottage. The event featured various games and a late supper, with participants including Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mathes, Mr. and Mrs. William Wilker, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Mulder, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Tompkins, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Towne, Mr. and Mrs. Hale Bechtel, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moe bius, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Truscello, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hamel, and Mrs. Charles Kendeigh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Legion Auxiliary
Kuntz Cottage
Charles Mathes
William Wilker
Conrad Mulder
Hugh Tompkins
Harold Brown
Albert Towne
Hale Bechtel
Ed. Moebius
Harry Wolf
Hugo Truscello
Arthur Hamel
Charles Kendeigh
Halloween party hosted by Miss Leon Marshall in Sunday class
Miss Leon Marshall welcomed Congregational Sunday School members to a Halloween party at her north town home. The event featured Halloween decorations, games, contests, and a luncheon with Halloween touches for Junior Edwards George Gordon Louis Horvath Leroy Tyler Dan Horvath and Billy Patterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Marshall
Congregational Sunday School
Junior Edwards
George Gordon
Louis Horvath
Leroy Tyler
Dan Horvath
Billy Patterson
Cotton Blossom Singers to Perform at Oberlin Tonight
The Cotton Blossom Singers from Piney Woods School Mississippi perform at James Brand House Oberlin at 8 15 p m following a 7 p m political rally with all county candidates invited to speak The group tours to promote their school and will entertain until 10 30 p m before returning to Elyria
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Blossom Singers
Oberlin
Piney Woods
Mississippi
Elyria
James Brand
Teacher Training Class Meeting at First Evangelical Church
More than 40 attended the second meeting of Amherst community teacher training at the First Evangelical Church. Rev Roy C Jensen led a devotional on Of Such Is the Kingdom of Heaven from 7 30 to 8. Four courses were listed including The Growth of Christian Personality and The Story of the New Testament with instructors Powell Buck Goodspeed Eastman Carrier Wallace and Albright. Dining room at Hotel Armherst hosted a postmeeting gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Church
Roy C. Jensen
M. EK
Powell
A. W
Buck. Oberlin
Goodspeed
F. E. Eastman
Carrier
Roy ©. Jensen
Wallace
R. E. Albright
Combined Meeting of Societies at Mrs Jenne Home
Twenty three members and guests attended a joint meeting of the Mite Society and Women’s Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist church at Mrs A K Jenne’s home on Cleveland Avenue. A tureen dinner followed.
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Mite Society
Women's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
A. K. Jenne
Cleveland Avenue
J. B. Egland
The
Missionary Society
May Hearn
Belden Ladies Quilt Club Meets in Grafton
The Belden Ladies Quilt Club gathered at Mrs. George Myers home to quilt a quilt for a daughter with a cafeteria lunch. Attendees included Estella Aldrich Vienna Mennell Qra Lehman Lottie Klinect Nellie Lehman Alma Nesbett Anna Hosler Corinne Belden Mary Davidson Jessie Rogers Leona Seckt and the Myers family plus guests from Cleveland.
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Quilt Club
Grafton
Belden Ladies
George Myers
Mesdames Estella Aldrich
Vienna Mennell
Qra Lehman
Lottie Klinect
Nellie Lehman
Alma Nesbett
Anna Hosler
Corinne Belden
Mary Davidson
Jessie Rogers
Leona Seckt
Myers
St Martin's Altar Society hosts large Valley City dinner bazaar
Valley City on Oct 27 reports the St Martin's Altar Society chicken dinner and bazaar drew about eight hundred guests from Cleveland Medina Grafton Elyria and Lorain and nearby areas. Local visitors included the Arick and Hoppe families while Ohio Fuel Gas Co transferred W A Jones to LaPorte Field. Chester Ackerman moved his family into the H A Schaeffer home on West Main Street.
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Valley City
St. Martin's Altar Society
Church Hall
Cleveland
Medina
Grafton
Elyria
Lorain
Howard Grabenstetter
Ray Casey
Tom Carey
J. Wilkinson
Roy Schiper
Lea Cusick
Earl Arick
Joseph Rolling
Akron
J. Hauck
Luella Platz
A. P. Platz
Ohio Fuel Gas Co
W. A. Jones
LaPorte
Raymond Palmer
St. Petersburg
Florida
Jacob Murdach
F. C. Hoppe
Palmer
Elizabeth Murbach
Helen Bayer
Earl Arnold
Phillip Wolfe
Mansfield
Chester Ackerman
Erhart
H. A. Schaeffer
Weat Main Street
Restore Vitality with 88.3 Tonic Claims Benefits
An advertisement urges readers to consider organic or functional causes of fatigue and to restore red blood cells and hemoglobin with 88.3 tonic. It promotes two sizes and two weeks’ treatment, noting availability at drug stores and urging consultation if serious illness is suspected.
Local residents visit relatives and church event announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aldrich of Spencer visited friends Saturday A A Weidner and family of Cleveland spent Wednesday with relatives Here Sunday visitors included the Reuschers Huttinger Kritoff and Muller families from Elyria and Ma ple Heights guests at George Messmer home Several families visited Mrs Caroline Weidner and others The Zion s Lutheran Ladies Aid will host an annual dinner and play Too Much of a Good Time on Friday Nov 4 Supper 539 8 PM Miss Wilma Steck performed at Baldwin Wallace recital Clarence Obermiller left for a Canada business trip Fred Marbauer spent Sunday with Mrs P J Beitt Philadelphia resident Mrs Vogel visiting cousin Mrs John Obermiller and trip abroad Betty Arrington Cleveland visited aunt Mrs Arthur Hauck Cleveland Ben Andrews of Cleveland visited B S Stebel home P T A fish fry committee meeting set for Nov 29 Herman Obermiller and family visited his parents John Obermiller Orlin Wolfa Medina were dinner guests of Mrs Emma Wolfe
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Ray Aldrich
Spencer
A. A. Weidner
Cleveland
Claude Reuschers
George Huttinger
Jerry Kritoff
Elyria
Frank Muller
Hattie Klooz
Roy Reusch
Earl Reusch
Henry Deubel
Wilma Steck
Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory
Clarence Obermiller
Canada
Fred Marbauer
P. J. Beitt
Matilda Vogel
Philadelphia
John Obermiller
BE. C. Grabensteller
Herman Obermiller
Family
John 1 Obermiller
Orlin Wolfa
Medina
Emma Wolfe
Savings Deposit Bank suit against Hindert et al in 1932
The Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company of Hixyria Ohio filed a petition on October 25, 1932, naming Ed Hindert Laura Hindert and R A Williamson Filla Williamson as defendants with last known residences listed as Oak Park Illinois and Erie Pennsylvania, initiating a legal action in case no irs.
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Savings Deposit Bank & Trust
Plamnuitt
Ed Hindert
Hindert
Laura Hindert
North Grove Avenue
Oak Park
Ilinois
R. A. Willamson
Filla R. Williamson
W. Eleath Street
Erie
Pennsylvania
Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
Hixyria
Ohio
Tts
Court of Common Pleas
Lorain County
E. G. Hindert
Leura Hindert
ER. A. Williamson
R. A. Williamson
City of
Elyria
County of
Lorain
State of
Henry Wurst
Wurst
the Savings Deposit Bank & Trust Company
D. B. Symons
Peterson's Ointment Ad for Eczema Relief
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a quick remedy for eczema and skin eruptions including pimples acne and salt rheums with usually two to three applications. It promotes availability for 43 cents at drug stores.
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Peterson
EM TONA claims cure for headaches and nerves
A society woman touts EMTONA as a safe remedy after ten years of severe headaches and fatigue. She urges others with headaches and listlessness to start the treatment, noting its pleasantness and safety for all ages. The ad appears amid a Lorain County court notice involving real estate liens and mortgage foreclosures against E G Hindert and others.
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Muir's
Broad Street
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