Many Learn To Swim At Y
Elyria Y M C A summer program teaches swimming to 25 boys 23 girls and 2 adults under director Kooman Boychaff. Beginners train through several groups with weekly sessions and life saving, while advanced classes cover dives and strokes. Women’s classes offered Tuesday and Thursday evenings as part of the club’s activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kooman Boychaff
Tife-Savers
Heuchet
Boycheff
Bayeheff
Kiris
VY. M
Local residents attend recaps and visits across towns
Sunday visitors gathered at the G H Jenne home including L Harland and daughter, Bart Rice, Ellen Ries of Elyria, and Charles Brown of Lakewood. Louis Kavendy of La Grange planned Cleveland trade school entry next week. Ulmer reunion attendees listed among local families. various motions about porch work and shifts at area homes. POST-NUPTIAL SHOWER honors Mrs William Mokren. Norma Bruce and Ruth Gott hosted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DLT
Lioyd
Edward Cannan
Cleveland
Robert Hanna
Chicago, Ill
J H. Barth
Josephine Barth
Elyma
Franklin Heiser
North Olmsted
Margaret Johnson
Columbia Center
Alice Kemp
McKees Rock
G. D. Round
George Round
Margaret
Nell Frombaugh
Howard Barth
Kemp
0. W. Biddle
Bidle-Hitzelberger
Ulmer
Geraldine Holmes
Lorain Business College
Norma Bruce
Misa Ruth Jeannette Gott
William Mokren
Batty Hastings
Gott
Bunce
Firat
Invisible Ray May Oust Traffic Police
London reports extensive experiments in traffic control using invisible rays. A test at St Heiler Morden near London showed pedestrians operating traffic lights by ray. The ministry plans three new ray systems and installations at busy junctions to automate vehicle and pedestrian flow across Britain. Currasta, a dried form of grape seedless grape, is noted as Greece’s top export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Ministry of Transport
St. Heiler
Morden
Raya
Great Britain
Rise in Farm Prices Across Ohio Drought Tightens Supply
Ohio farm prices rose sharply through mid August as drought worsened crop prospects, with hay and grain leading gains. Year over year increases reached 25 to 60 percent for most products, lifting the national price index to 124 percent of prewar levels, the highest since June 1930. A state table lists prices for wheat, corn, oats, barley, rye, potatoes, apples, beef, veal, sheep, lambs, chickens, eggs, butter, butterfat, and wool.
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Columbus
Glenn
Ray
State Agricultural Statistician
Ohio
Farm Bureau Maps Busy Fall Schedule Across Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau president Iain Perry Green announces a crowded fall calendar of legislative county district and state meetings across Ohio. The schedule runs September 22 to October 2 with district eliminations for the Verna Elsinger Scholarship and the 18th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation convention set for October 19 and 20 in Columbus, expected to draw about 4509 rural representatives.
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Farm Bureau
Iain Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Ohio
Verna Elsinger
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Poultry House Ventilation and Ration Tips
An extension poultry specialist advises careful ventilation after pullets move off range to prevent drafts in cool nights. Insulated houses are unnecessary. straw lofts can provide adequate insulation. Switch pullets to laying rations before bringing them in from the range and consider Ohio State University Extension Bulletin No 125, Poultry Feeding, for cost saving recommendations.
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Oho
Ohio State University Extension
Boys and Girls To Judge Vegetables Contest at Cleveland
Boys and girls aged 12 to 20 will compete in a national junior judging contest during the American Vegetable Growers Association convention in Cleveland on Thursday September 16. Teams of three may enter and prizes range from 20 dollars for first to 1 dollar for 11th to 21st. contestants will identify 50 vegetable specimens and grade a 20 pound sample of potatoes for U S No 1 condition with five potatoes five tomatoes and five onions assessed by market grade. the event tests include judging classes of vegetables with four plates per class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Harshfield
Ohio State University
U. S
Management of Pullets In Fall For Off Range Move
Poultry specialist C M Ferguson of Ohio State University outlines fall pullet management for moving from range to laying houses. Move the most advanced pullets first, monitor remaining groups over a few weeks, and separate late maturers for market or future breeding with colored leg bands to aid selection. Emphasizes thorough cleaning, disinfection against red mite, and lice control using sodium fluoride or nicotine sulfate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Fergnson
Ferguson
Drought May Change Plans For Livestock
Ohio farmers may alter livestock plans due to drought impact on feed grains. Hog numbers rose 19 to 20 percent but higher corn costs may curb expansion. spring pig crop may market earlier with possible seasonal price shifts. Demand for meat could limit price declines. feeder cattle demand weaker due to feed costs, but finished cattle prices may rise late 1936 and into spring 1937. Barnes cautions against pessimism and notes Ohio feeders have better prospects than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
L. H. Barns
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
United States
Ohio
Otne Vermer
Fish And Game Show At Ohio State Fair Draws Crowds
At the Ohio State Fair the fish and game exhibit from the state division of conservation draws visitors. The live display in the flah aries building features adult Lake Erie fish fingerlings and fry from fish farms, all shown alive in aquaria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
State Division of Conservation
Flaharies
Lake Erie
Percheron Show Is Ohio Fair Feature
The Ohio State Fair in Columbus has been designated by the Percheron Horse Association of America as the National Percheron Show. Paul R. Hanefeld state director of agriculture states this is the first year the group named any fair as its national show. Ohio was among the first states to import Percherons permanently and remains a major center for the breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Percheron Horse Association of America
Paul R. Hanefeld
Agricultur
Ohio
Demand Surges for Guernsey Cows in Ohio
The Ohio Guernsey Breeders Association reports a substantial rise in demand for Guernsey cows across Ohio. They urge dairy herd owners to buy now as last year saw more Guernseys sold than any other breed and prospects for strong business in the next five to eight years look bright.
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Lorain County
Ray Eppley
W. H. Buckingham
L. Seabold
R.H
Carl LC. Seabold
Cerl L. Seabold
Ae G.G
Robert Sanders
G.H
Arthur Hawke
Carl L. Seabold
W. R. Hawke
G.G
John E. Carlaon
C. D. Lehman and Son
Jatkeon, Camp and Walcott
W. Arthur Hawke Venee
C.D. Lehman and Son
Eatee
R.H Robert Sanders
Otis Lynden Piven
R.A
Lorain County Herd Improverent Association No
G. Denney
Elmer Portman
Ren G. Burge
B.F. Teat Finner Portman Vetoes Gil
H. B. Rowland Tae E Eens
Elmer Portman Tapas G.H
Elmer Portman G.H
F. J. Mayers G.H
B. A. Fenner
A. C. Cowrse RH
Clement Greene G.H
M. O. Penfound and Son
A. K. Bairdyess Gu
Elmer Portman Eeery
F J. Meyers G.H
PA. C. Cawrie
PA. C. Cawrie RH
Ben G. Burge
Sea RH
M. O. Penfound
I Neva Ringler
Newton Baus G.H
B. Rowland Tebaevee
Ohio
Ohio Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Avon Lake Fishermen Return With Fine Muskies and Dinner Guests
Avon Lake report notes Oliver Kuhlman and John Wayes returning from Sturgeon Bay with a two muskie catch weighing 24 and 21 pounds, plus northern pike and black bass. Social items follow including a fish dinner for 25 at Gelthol club, visits by local residents, and notes on the Women’s League meeting at the Congregational church with a pot luck lunch and a filled vacancy.
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Avon Lake
Oliver Kuhlman
Stop 46
John Wayes
Lakewood
Henry Sallows
Sturgeon Bay
Canada
Sunday Guests and Local Visits In Wooster Town
Mrs Leonard Clawton and sou Glen of Wooster spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Howard Walker. Mr and Mrs Clawton are staying several days. Mr and Mrs Wilson Buswell and son Ronald visit with his parents Ed and Mrs Buswell. Mr and Mrs Bean of Maussillon visit relatives for a week. Mr and Mrs Carl Weber and family of Cleveland called on Peter Weber Sunday afternoon. J J Biltz hosted three out of town young men. hillbilly musicians provided several serenades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Clawton
Sou, Glen
Wooster
Howard Walker
Clawton
Wilson Buswell
Ronald
Ed Buswell
Bean
Maussillon
Carl Weber
Cleveland
Peter Weber
South Amherst Church and community events
South Amherst hosts an all day church clean up at the Methodist church with a noon pot luck for women volunteers. Royal Neighbor lodge meets at Swiss hall with Mrs Barnhart and Mrs Erill hosting. Woman's Circle of Nativity parish meets at church parlors followed by a social. Sunday school party planned in Methodist church parlors. American Legion Post 187 holds regular meeting at club rooms Friday evening. Local residents Elmer Harris and Charley Harris visited the State Fair in Columbus. Max Krugman and children, and Harry Mills with Cleveland relatives also in town.
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Leagufa
Women’s League
Congregational Church
William Schumaker
Ed. Mitchell
Joe Shirley
H. Bond
South Amherst
Methodist
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Swiss Hall
David Barnhart
Nelson 4Erill
Margaret Rice
Methodist Church
South Amherst American Legion Post No. 187
Elmer Harris
Charley Harris
Columbus
Max Krugman
North Olmsted
William Krugan
Kirkpatrick Family Reunion Held at Tews Line Farm
The 33rd Kirkpatrick reunion met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sarl Kirkpatrick on Tews Line 5 with attendees from Ontario and New London. Officers elected included Ray Kirkpatrick as president and Mary Ruth Kirkpatrick as secretary treasurer. a dinner in a spacious barn followed afternoon activities. The 1937 reunion is planned for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Au in Ontario.
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Rirepatrick Rburion
Kirkpatrick
Sarl Kirktrick
Tews
Monaden
Ehelby Mousfied
Ontario
Paneer
Nerwailk
Long Inland
Secs
Ray Kirkpatrick
Mansfield
Mary Ruth Kirkpatrick
New London
Sherman Au
Honored on Birthday and Social Services plans
A birthday surprise for Marie Bohn marked her eighteenth birthday and farewell as she leaves for Western Reserve University to study Social Services on Sept. 15. The event featured lanterns, a pink and green motif, dancing, a buffet lunch, and help from Mary Belle Thomas and Janis Hubler. Guests included out of town friends from Spencer, Wellington, Norwalk, Elyria, and North Fairfield.
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Marie Bohn
Frank Bobs
Fixty
Bohn
Western Reserve University
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Anke
Dorothy Nichol
Alma Sayers
Elyria
J. A. Bumson
P. B. Gott
Edne Hastings
Dorothy
Aliee Spicer
Rosalie Adama
G. Rush
The
M. EB. Ald Society
BE. C. Johnson
G. G. Leybye
Grant
Parma
BF. Wilcox
Cleveland Clinic
M. W. Vickery
W. H. Knowles
Penfield Secreaty Hall
Vernon Wager
Oberlin
LaGrange
Andrew Rawson
Kate Starr
G. W. Woodruff
J. H . Curtiss
E. L. Adams
C. G. Rush
C. B. Dawson
Hattie Hart
Marjorie Moon
Clair Marie
Janet
F. J Knowles
Alma Sayles
Orva Hastings
Paul Warner
Betty
Mirs
Warner
Charles Foster
Harriet Curtice
Orlando
Florida
Guy Amsbury
Nellie Box
Foster
George Witbeck
Misa Georgianna Skinner
Mise Ardeile Hastings
F. J. Knowles
Amother
Minnie Willard
Archibald M Willard
Wellington
A. G. Law
H. Rosenthal
BF. W. Brintnall
Mallet Creek
H. J. Barnabee
G. Hsears
Austin Hastings
J. Reutter
Misa Minnie Haas
Ashland
Alvin Round
Dennison
Harry Armbruster
Clarence Armbruster
Frank Armbruster
Newark
J. H. Barth
A. ©. Barth
G. JM. Raund
Harry Frombatech
A. O. Frombaugh
Starr
Rice's Dam
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Litchfield
Zion Lutheran Church
Valley City
C. F. Musser
Raymond Morgan
Ralph Brodt
William Brodt
George Veriss
William Smeth
Boyd Colbrunn
Donald Nichols
W. Bidle
Marie Bidle
F. C. Hitzelberger
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Tae
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Herd Association
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Long Beach
California
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William Lahr
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Hazel Webb
Lillian Nuhfer
Geraldine
Ann Slawson
Jean Kretney
Fred Jacobs
East Cleveland
John Youngbluth
Lorain
Janet Holden
Gwereth Cousins
William Schumaker and Sons
Claire Tillack
Loralo
John Knipper
Walter Mitchell
Horace Mitchell
Harry Crandall
Barbara
Clarkaeld
Lawle Kilnect
Grafton
Amherst
Royal Neighbors
Woman's Circle
the Nativity Parish
Legion
Harry Mills
Londo
GVEST
Marian White
Robert Becht
Dorothy Nelson
Monopoly
Louise Cole
L. D. McMillan
Paul Richards
Winifred Upton
Marjorie Peck
Arlene Peck
Mildred Indie
Theodors Walter
Donald Burger
J. W. Nelson
T. H. Smith
C. A. Blackman
William B. Vandegrift
Baltimore
Jane Wellas
Vandegrift
Dorothy Blackman
Norman Fuller
BR. L. Bryan
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Los Angeles
Calif
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Chicago
Willard, O
G. Swartzmiller
Sandusky
Frank Gates
Wiirea Cranston
Maybelle
New Jerver
William Parnell
Shelby
George Parnell
Grant Street
Warren Allen
Paul Fuller
Genevieve Miller
This Place
Cheylaune
Wyo
Robert. White and Son
J. L. Fuller
Stalin
Moscow
Imoat
Nurbau Cooperative
Rerey FL
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