Contested will filed by daughter of Mrs Patterson
Countess Felicia Grzycka filed a federal suit in Washington to contest the will of her late mother Eleanor M Patterson publisher of the Washington Times Herald. She alleges her mother was not of sound mind and that undue influence and coercion were used. Patterson left the paper to seven executives while bequeathing property and $25,000 a year for life to her daughter. The estate is estimated at $15 million with the Times Herald valued at $7 to $8 million. The countess asks for a jury trial.
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Washington
Felicia Gizycka
Eleanor M Patterson
Federal District Court
Nourth Dakota
Times-Herald
Grzycka
Lves
New York
Mrs
Edmund J. Jowell
Michael W. Flynn
H. A. Robinson
J. Irving Belt
Mason
West Ridge Grange meeting notes and events
West Ridge Carlisle Grange met with 28 attendees. They sang Hail to the Harvest prayed and saluted the flag, held a memorial service for Martin Buckmeyer, and initiated A Knipper in two degrees. An Oct 5 inspection night and Sep 13 degree practice were announced. Carlisle Grange won 65 dollars third prize at the Lorain County Fair. Booster Night planned with a tureen dinner. Visitors Fred Decker and daughter Winnifred returned from Kenton to Wiy-Ta.
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Grange News
West Ridge
Carlisle Grange
Martin Buckmeyer
A. Knipper
Grange
Lorain County
Fred Decker
Winnifred
Kenton
Wiy- Ta
Radio Programs and Family News From Dayton Area
A Dayton region page mixes radio listings with local social notes. The Aid Society hosted a lively meeting at Mrs Milton Babcock's home with attendees, while neighbors like Harlan Shepard and Wade attended Air Races. Several visits and family gatherings are described, including Peters and Ridiean families spending weekends in Dayton and Berlin Heights Homecoming attendance. A New York reunion features Matia Eberharat reuniting with seven daughters and two sons after years apart. Larry Clarke in Hutchinson is noted for charging $3 a dozen bantam eggs amid poultry fanciers.
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Aid Society
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Harlan Shepard
Wade
James Hiller
Robert Mier
Merea
Emery Reisinger
Cleveland
Hiller
Louis Bettcher
Barbara Dueendahl
Ho Duisendahl
Eschelbeck
Kenneth
Cathy
David Mitchell
Vin Bettcher
Viv Eschelbeck
Harrison Peters
Thomas
Pp. H Radiean
John
Dayton
Ridieans Pients
Wilbert Rattray
Carlisle Grange
Pomona
Hickory Tree’ Grange
Amherst
Harry Lauer
John Dixon
New Jersey
Paul Nixon
Larry
Lanny
Nixon
A. Greenwood
Northville
Mich
Strickler
Berlin Heights
New York
Matia Eberharat
Austiin
Ohio 4-H Champs Headed to National Events
Ohio 4-H champions from the Ohio State Fair will travel to national and state events later this year. Winners include 24 top awards with trips to the Ohio Club Congress at Ohio State University September 14 to 18 and to the National Club Congress in Chicago. Names span Plain City Fort Recovery Greenville Medina New London Wellington Wadsworth Springfield and other communities, with dairy judging vegetable and clothing champions listed along with specific projects and team demonstrations.
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Ohio Club Congress
Ohio State University
National Club Congress
Chicago
Bonnie Lou Snider
Plain City
Marilyn Ulmer
Fort Recovery
Marilyn Marie Mott
Verlan Marie Gayle
Phyllis Joan Lewklder
Greenville
Barbara Weherley
Rita Louise Hewitt
Defiance
Don Simmons
Medina
Burt Rollns
New London
James Sarafin
Wellington
Glen Hoeger
Virgil Koppes
Wadsworth
Marcia Mae Deeds
Robert L. Deeds
Lancaster
Barbara Huffman
Pleasantville
Rachel Karrer
Joyce Richards
Dublin
Detroit
Michigan
Ohio
Kermit Newcomer
Bryan
Walter Miller
Montpelier
John Altman
Waterloo
Iowa
National Dairy Congress
Alan Thompson
Vernon Krauschaar
Robert Schrade
Cleveland
Oho
Mary Lou Hawk
Hamilton
Doris Hughes
Franklin Furnace
Marilyn Jean Heinz
Kent
Farmers Suspect Smoke Screen In Price Complaints
Columbus Ohio farmers question a smoke screen of price complaints arguing labor costs and wages rose faster than farm product prices. M G Smith of Ohio State University cites 1935 39 wage dollars and 1948 wage data showing city workers spending more on food and goods while farm income fell. He notes food prices rose but farm prices declined and urges careful comparison of income, prices, and wages across sectors.
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Columbus
Ohio
M. G. Smith
Ohio State University
Bureau of Business Research
University
Smith
U. S
Prize Steer Grooming Rules Highlight Showmanship
Des Moines report outlines strict steer show rules for 4-H and commercial livestock events. Tail dipped to the switch and brushed, clipper marks penalized, coat must be dry, and oil kept light to avoid hair clumping. Steers may wear smooth or curled coats to fit their personality, with curls masking conformation weaknesses.
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Des Moines
Willam Imlay
Iowa Beef Producers Association
Pigs May Look Different As Breeds Change
In Austin Minnesota experts predict evolving hog styles driven by feed and meat demand. Breeds like Chester White Yorkshire and O I C white hogs and Berks Hampshire Poland China red Duroc Hereford Tamworth shape future pork. Breeders aim bacon ham chops and growth traits as pork checks rise. The Minnesota No 1 crossbreeding tamworth and Danish Landrace may influence trends.
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Chester White
Yorkshire
O-I-C
Berkshare
Hampshire
Poland
China
Duroc
Hereford
Tamworth
Animal Inn
Holand
University of Minnesota
Near Record Soybean Crop Seen In Ohio 1948
Ohio farmers report a growing soybean crop with an August 1 estimate of 21 million bushels. The 1948 harvest is expected to approach a near high record, with the U.S. crop forecast at 1.284 billion bushels. Support prices and loan options are available for farmers with storage. Processing capacity is limited and elevators are filled with small grains.
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Columbus
Ohio
U. S
Ohio agronomists urge harvest to boost legume seed supply
Ohio State agronomists warn nearing spring will see tight seed supplies of red clover and alfalfa adapted for Ohio and northern states with high prices expected. They note heavy corn, small grains, and soybean production in the past decade reduced legume seed availability and raise demand.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State Agronomists
Ohio seed choices favor hardy legumes for Ohio winters
Agronomists say reduced clover and alfalfa acreage means some grain and soybean yields are lower, urging farmers to focus on soil building. Ohio grown legume seeds resist winter, unlike southern seed which risks winter kill before hay harvest.
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Ohio
Unclear Fort Worth Heat Reading With Improvised Thermometer
The Fort Worth weather report records an official temperature of 106 degrees. A humorous misstep noted a makeshift reading using a wife’s can-making thermometer placed in direct sun, creating a misleading impression of the heat.
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Fort Worth
Tex
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