First Issue Of Elyria High Herald To Appear Sept 19
Elyria High School prepares its first issue of the 1935 36 Herald for September 19. Eighteen students on the staff, under Miss Margaret Edwards, will publish biweekly issues while completing seven semester English work in 12 B class.
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Elyria High School
Elyria High Herald
Margaret Edwards
Herald
Stella Boreski
Joan Bowers
M. R. Cochrane
Agnes Dowdell
Helen Farmer
Beverly Foley
Eleanor Holliday
Jack Lord
Elizabeth Meredith
Betty Osborn
Earl Pallas
Dorothy Plas
Warren Platner
Ada Ransom
Zelda Schramm
Vera Smith
Lucille Tarnowski
Evelyn Young
Miss Edwards
Alice Storer
Real Estate Transfers in Lorain and Wellington Areas
Real estate transfers include Floyd D. and Ruth Montando to Harold Montando a quitclaim on 10 acres at Chestnut Ridge Durken Roads and 21 acres on Butternut Ridge Road Eaton Township. Elmer H Fullmer receives deeds for 71 acres on Butternut Ridge Road Eston Township and 21 acres on Butternut Ridge Road. Iya Simmons transfers one acre to C R Aldrich Ridgeville Township. Eugene G Dick to Mary Dick own half interest in 1118 Fifth Street Lorain and 189 South Professor Street Oberlin. Rowland estate transfers to J H and Ver ta Page with multiple parcels on Herrick Avenue East Wellington. Rosa Rock to Lora E Collier on Harwood Street Olyria.
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Floyd D
Ruth Montando
Harold Montando
Ninteenth Street
Lorain
Mattie Fullmer
Mamie Fullmer
Florence Fullmer
Irvin Fullmer
Eva Spiegelberg
Elmer H Fullmer
Chestnut Ridge
Durken
Butternut Ridge Road
Eaton Township
Elmer H. Fullmer
Butternut Ridge
Eston
Iya Simmons
C. R. Aldrich
Center Road
Ridgeville
Eugene G. Dick
Mary Dick
Fifth Street
South Professor Street
Oberlin
Ralph D. Rowland
Cassie M. Rowland
J. H
Verta Page
Herrick Avenue
Wellington
Baffling Questions And Answers Corn Muffins Recipe
A recipe for corn muffins with white cornmeal, salt, soda, baking powder, buttermilk or sour milk, and eggs. Heat lard in cast iron muffin pans, mix batter, portion into 12 muffins, bake in a hot 425 degree oven about 20 minutes until golden. Serve with greens beans or boiled ham and cabbage.
Recipe fragment for soft cooked eggs with personal address
A partial recipe instructions segment references Mrs. P. J. Barnes of 343 South Maple Street City. The method describes heating a pan with hot water before adding eggs and pouring over boiling water, then covering and letting stand ten minutes to set the whites.
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P. J. Barnes
South Maple Street
City
Old Fashioned Egg Hash and Related Dishes Across Elyria
A collection of homey recipes from Emma Gehl and Viola Gehl, detailing an old fashioned egg hash with balogna, pepper, onions and cheese, plus spaghetti nests with poached eggs, baked eggs and cheese, corn tomato cheese mix, garlic bread toast, and a cheese souffle. Includes varying ingredient lists, cooking steps, and serving notes tied to Elyria addresses.
Secret F O DANS CHAPTER LXXI Revealed Papers in Lamp
Terry and Peggy discover paper documents hidden inside an electric chandelier in the Dane household. The folded sheets include a letter from Dr Dane to Mary Dane confessing motives and promising protection. Mrs Dane reads the papers, torn between emotion and fear, as Peggy learns of her parentage and criminal ties.
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Terry
Peggy
Foggy
Mrs. Dane
Dr. Dane
Mary
Mary Trave Dane
Al*vander Dane
Light on a past motive ties Dane family to Canders mystery
Peggy and Terry piece clues from torn clippings about Dr Dane, Dr Canders, and Paylor. Mrs Dane links Alec Dane to a hidden past and Paylor as Newdy's son, while Towland hints at Canders as an alias. Horace vanishes and Paylor leaves hospital. Terry heads to New York to follow the lead.
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Peggy
Terry
Mrs. Dane
Dr. Dane
Alec
Paylor
Newdy
Dr. Canders
Mr. Dane
Towland
Canders
Elsie
Mike
Brown
New York
Horace
Eggs a la Suisse in a Elyria kitchen
Miss Eloise Grossman shares a two eggs recipe for Eggs a la Suisse, with salt paprika and cheese. The method uses hot milk or cream and folded egg whites then bakes in a water bath at 250 degrees F for about 30 minutes or until set. Mrs W L Bodine provides a second dish with eggs, butter and cheese finished under a quick brown salamander.
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Viola Gehl
E. Oth St
Elyria
Eloise Grossman
R. D. No
Suisse
W. L. Bodine
Apt
Furnace St
Swiss Eggs Breakfast Dish From Mrs Pliske
A recipe from Mrs. Emil Pliske of Elyria details Swiss eggs with butter, cheese slices, cream, and grated cheese baked until set and lightly brown. Instructions cover melting butter, lining a dish with cheese, adding eggs, pouring cream, seasoning, and finishing with more cheese.
Cheese sauce and eggs goldenrod in old Elyria area
A vintage recipe note details a cheese sauce using butter flour evaporated milk water and American cheese, then a souffle method with separate eggs and yolk mixture folded into a greased dish and baked about 25 minutes. Also included is a goldenrod eggs on toast dish with white sauce and grated yolks, attributed to Mrs A Hunkley and Miss Eldish Grossman in Elyria Ohio.
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Emil Pliske
R. D
Elyria
A. Hunkley
LaGrange
Ohio
Fried Deviled Eggs from Elyria Cook Miss Grossman
Cut hard boiled eggs in half remove yolks mash with salt pepper moisten with salad dressing fill whites roll in beaten egg and cracker crumbs fry until brown drain and serve hot or cold with optional cream sauce Miss Eloise Grossman R F D 2 Elyria Ohio
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Eldish Grossman
Elyria
Eloise Grossman
Lorain County farm outlook improves despite harvest troubles
Ohio farmers see prices rise to 106 percent of pre war levels as hog and wheat markets rebound. Heavy rains delay wheat harvest, causing discounts up to 30 cents a bushel for late-threshed grain. Average Ohio wheat yield about 20 bushels per acre, oats badly damaged, corn still green and needing frost-free weather. Pastures are good, hay demand dull, soybeans promising though pod setting uneven. Protein feeds near 1931 prices with strong mill feed demand. Dairy yields lag national averages. Jersey cows and overall herd production cited for 1934 averages.
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Ohio
Marvin D. Losey
Grain Department
Ohio Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Losey
Columbus
United States
Farm Bureau
Priess
Farm Group Visits Fertilizer Plant in Ohio
Eleven workers and agents from the Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association toured the Lockland fertilizer plant to observe production of Farm Bureau fertilizer for Ohio Indiana Michigan Kentucky and Illinois. Led by Merritt Powell the group visited several sites along the route before returning home with hospitality from Clark County agent C G Rowland.
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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Lockland
Ohio
Farm Bureau
Indiana
Michigan
Kentucky
Ilinois
Merritt Powell
Lorain County
William Kilingshirn
Walter Baldauf
Avon
L. J. Sabin
Columbia Station
N. J. Hoskin
Julian Perking
Malcolm Tompkins
Grafton
Springfield
International Harvester Company
Springfiel
Clark County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association
Government Air Field
Dayton
Cincinnati
CG. E. Rowland
Clark County Agricultural Extension
Rowland
Unusual Record Set By Ohio Jersey Herd
The Purebred Jersey herd of L. C. Alexander and W. W. Trout in Spring Valley Ohio completed a year of production testing under the Herd Improvement Registry. The herd averaged 417.48 pounds of butterfat and 1143 pounds of milk with about 22 cows, nearly half under 3 years old at start. The butterfat record exceeded the previous year’s by over 65 pounds.
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Ord
Jersey
Alexander
Trout
United States
L. C. Alexander
W. W. Trout
Spring Valley
Ohio
American Jersey Cattle Club
Cost Feeding Costs Placed At Four Dollars A Month
Cost of feeding yearlings to two year olds averages about four dollars per month per head. W G Weigie, Marsh farm manager at Van Wert, kept 11 months of records for 22 head, totaling 46.42 dollars. Summer and fall costs averaged 12.86 per head. winter and spring 33.66 per head. Gains ranged 150 to 480 pounds, average 362. Original weight 984 pounds, after 11 months 1,346 pounds. Herd had 10 mares and 12 geldings. Summer pasture cost one dollar per head monthly. ration in pasture 2.8 pounds corn and 1.4 pounds oats daily. Winter ration 3.7 pounds corn, 1.9 oats, 0.4 pounds protein mix, 11.5 pounds alfalfa, half bundle corn stover. About 500 horsemen from 20 Ohio counties and four states visited the farm this summer. J P McCann of Ohio State University notes gains are good, given distemper and shipping fever affecting the herd.
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W. G. Weigie
van Wert
Weigie
Ohio
Ju. P. McCann
Ohio State University
Rural Electrification Prospect Gret 351000 More Farm Consumers
The Rural Electrification Administration under Morris L. Cooke expects 351,000 additional rural electric consumers by 1926 end, about 32 percent of current farmer customers of private utilities. Government loans offered for 20 years at 3 percent with no home mortgaging, no outright grants, to be adapted to local needs. Mexico’s 1810 independence proclaimed with 70 leaders serving as chief executives through 1857.
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Rural Electric Administration
Washington
Morris L. Cooke
Cooke
Rural Electrification Administration
Mexico
Spain
AAA Officials Say Contracts Aim At Wheat Crop Balance
Agricultural Adjustment Administration officials say the 1936 to 1939 wheat adjust ment contract allows farmers to reduce acreage toward balancing national wheat production with market demand. They note 1930-32 averaged 66 million acres and, with normal yields, would yield about 825 million bushels annually, suggesting current plantings exceed market capacity at profitable prices.
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AAA
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
United States
Wheat acreage plans amid rust damage and export doubts
AAA officials say U S wheat consumption runs about 625 million bushels yearly and 50 090 060 acres at average yields could supply that need. They note the export market has dwindled and estimate feasible exports at 75 to 100 million bushels annually. Producing this on 6 to 8 million acres would leave 56 to 58 million acres for domestic and foreign needs, with 1936 acreage not far below the 1930 32 base due to rust damage in July.
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United States
AAA
Davomey the African Monarchy of the French West Africa
The Davomey regime in French West Africa operated as an absolute negro monarchy from the 17th century until about 50 years ago. It maintained a standing army that included numerous female warriors.
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Davomey
France
French West Africa
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E. H.S. Herald
Charles Albert Rowland
Sheldon Lee Rowland
Eva R. Johnson
Verna Page
Rosa Rock
Lora E. Collier
Harwood Street
Olyria
Page
Emma Gehl
East Ninth Street
R. C. Baird
7Th Street
E. 9Th St
Peeing
Daniel Trave
Oty
Andrew Canders
Harris Laboratories
Dane
John Deere
MR. Farmer
YFARM
Deering Corn Harvester
The
Farm Implement Co
Broad Street
Huron Street
Farm Bureau Co-operative Assn
Wok
Prretionm
Richard Crooks
Gladys Swarthomt
Nelson Poldy
Weaf Network
Loods
Ned
Niele
Firestone
Firestone Service Stores
J. P. Schoonmaker
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