Hornyak Re elected Grange Master Heads North Elvia
Joseph Hornyak Jr was relected master of North Elvia Grange. New officers include Harry Shivock overseer Mrs Albert Wang Lecturer Howard Rehnke Sr steward Deane Kintner assistant steward Mrs Deane Kintner chaplin Harold Blake secretary Mrs Walter Murphy secretary Mrs Harry Shrvock gatekeeper Mrs Kenneth Smith cores Mrs Ralph Edwards pomona Mrs Winfield Scott flora Mrs Frank Provznik lady assistant steward Deane Kintner executive committee Mrs Kenneth Smith cafeteria delegate Mrs Winfield Scott alternate delegate An appeal for aid was presented by a group. Mrs Wink juvenile chairman asked for five cents from each child or grandchild of a Grange member for a fund for children with defective bearing. The Graper donation to Magnetic Springs polio foundation Harry Shryock. Mrs Scott and Howard Behnke appointed to study water estuation of the Hall. refreshments served by Mrs Provznik. Next meeting Thursday booster night with a lareen supper at 5 p.m. Mrs Provznik in charge of supper Mrs Ed Wirch to head program. Flower show and straw flower contest led by Mrs Rin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Hornyak, Jr
North Elvia Grange
Harry Shivock
Albert Wang
Howard Rehnke
Deane Kintner
Chaplin
Harold Blake
Walter Murphy
Harry Shrvock
Kenneth Smith
Cores
Ralph Edwards
Pomona
Winfield Scott
Flora
Frank Provoznik
Wink
Grange
Magnetic Springs
Polio Foundation
Harry Shryock
Scott
Howard Behnke
Provoamk
At & P.m
Wakeman Church Guild Postpones Fair Meeting
Wakeman Congregational Church seniors guild postpones its first fair meeting to Sept. 2 due to the Huron County Fair. The session in Pilgrim Hall includes officer installation and a business agenda. Slides from Pilgrim Hill and church camp will be shown after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wakeman
Pilgrim Hall
Pilgrim Hill
Church Camp
Eaton Grange elects Bernice Herman master
North Eaton reports Bernice Herman elected master of Eaton Grange. Other officers named include Ralph Herman overseer Norma Nichols lecturer Robert Brigham steward Elton Nichols assistant steward Dorothy Peturykowski chaplain Elton Hill treasurer Twila Hill secretary Eugene Kelley gatekeeper Achsah Bender with Ceres Maxine Smith Pomona Elizabeth Tite Flora Dorothy Kelley and other positions. Booster Night announced for Sept 23 an open meeting. County baking contest Sept 24 at Oberlin Grange noted with juvenile straw flower contest. Pomona Grange meeting at Eaton school Oct 3 to feature degree work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Eaton
Bernice Herman
Eaton Grange
Ralph Herman
Norma Nichols
Robert Brigham
Elton Nichols
Dorothy Peturykowski
Elton Hill
Twila Hill
Eugene Kelley
Achsah Bender
Ceres
Maxine Smith
Pomona
Elizabeth Tite
Dorothy Kelley
Kathnevn Smith
Fair
Grange
Home Economies
New Officers Elected By Clarksfield Grange
Clarksfield Grange elected Gordon yon as Master for the year 1950 with LeRoy Stober as overseer and Mrs Ruth Byron as lecturer. Other posts filled include Lowell Gray steward Will Franklin assistant steward John Graessle chaplin Mrs Rubs Allroad treasurer Myron Allgood secretary Paul Booth gate keeper Mrs Ruth Clark and ceres Mrs Ona Stoker Pomona Mrs Ora Baker Flora Mrs Wilma Franklin lady assistant steward Clarence Rounds. executive committee Mrs Lois Gray and John Graessle. Worthy Master Harold Smith led a Pomona session noting recent inspection at North Fairfield and a decree work by Mr and Mrs Maron Alignedworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LeRoy Stober
Ruth Byron
Lowell Gray
Will Franklin
John Graessie
Chaplin
Rubs Allroad
Myron Allgood
Paul Booth
Ruth Clark
Ceres
Ona Stoker
Pomona
Ora Baker
Flora
Wilma Frankliin
Clarence Rounds
Lois Gray
John Graessle
Harold Smith
Smith
North Fairfield
Msron Aligendworth
Garence Rounds
Grange
Bonnie Smith
Clarksfield
Huron County Fair
Prices plunge as small eggs hit 21 year low in Ohio
In Darke County Ohio the Poultry Producers Assn reports small and medium eggs selling as low as eight cents a dozen amid a late summer glut. Federal officials note a minor emergency among poultry sellers and advise grocers to promote smaller eggs to restore balance.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
Assn
Versailles
Darke County
Western Ohio Association
U. S
Julian Lewis
Lewis
Federal
Four County Farm Bureau Federations Meet at Oberlin Inn
Officials from Lorain Erie Huroni and Cuvattoga County Farm Bureau Federations met with district trustee Arnold Keller at Oberlin Inn to discuss organizational issues. Consultants Sam Cashman and Mrs Thelma Logan joined Jay Thompson and Frank Warthington as advisors as they reviewed advisors councils member participation and youth involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Erie
Huroni
Cuvattoga County
Farm Bureau
Arnold Keller
Oberlin Inn
Sam Cashman
Ohio Farm Bureau
Thelma Logan
Ohio
Jay Thompson
Frank Warthington
Corn Spacing At Harvest and Plant Population Factors
Farmers are urged to check corn spacing during harvest and assess plant numbers per acre. Data from the Mederson Agricultural Experiment Station and North Central Substation show yield gains from higher plant populations, with 15 plants per foot yielding about 115 bushels per acre. A simple field check uses a 13 foot tape to count plants, translating counts to plants per acre to guide next spring planting levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dro i
Medersin
North Central
Mederski
Field Day Highlights Roses and Rare Plantings at Rio Station
Flower lovers will gather at the Rio Agricultural Experiment Station on Sept. 23 for Lawn and Ornamentals Days with turf talks the previous day. Seventeen stops cover grass care, insect control, and flower planning. roses feature prominently as James Caldwell from Ohio State discusses growing this perennial. The plantings at Firestone Gardens showcase perennials and a boxwood backdrop while Dr. Robert Miller explains floriculture setup. The arboretum borders display an extensive crab collection from Siberia, China, Japan, and Canada, and over 100 varieties of yews form the world’s largest collection used for taxonomic naming. Dr. C. L. Chadwick leads the nomenclature effort amid a push for clearer botanical naming standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Caldwell
Ohio State University
Firestone Gardens
Robert Miller
C. L. Chadwick
The
Department of Horticulture
Voting OK'd by Senate on DC presidential voting plan
The Senate approved a constitutional amendment to allow District of Columbia residents to vote for president and vice president. The proposal also awards DC delegates to the House based on that voting status, matching the number of House members if DC were a state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Briefs touch on agriculture and labor notes
Agriculture forecasts cotton output at 14.678 million bales slightly down from prior forecast. Conservation reserve rental rate deadline moved to Sept 30. Economist warns hog prices may stay borderline. rising production could push prices lower in 1960. Gov’t buys pork and turkey for school lunches. Farm surplus law talks progress toward food stamp program and broader distribution. Cotton carryover at multi decade low. AFL-CIO criticizes migrant wage rule changes. Maine official calls for raising farm workers earnings to decent level and creating supplementary jobs amid shorter seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Harold Breimger
House ‘Senate
Agriculture Secretary
UPD
House-Senate
International Cotton Advisory Committee
Farm policy and wheat agreement up for final action
Congress approved market-price sales of government grain in drought areas and extended the international wheat agreement for one year. Senate also gave final passage while Agriculture Secretary Benson projected no major farm problems from a record animal feed grain crop this year. Herschel Loveless named to head the Democratic Farm Policy Advisory Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis
Washington
UPI
Senate
Ezra T. Benson
Thor fires second stage test over Antigua Island
Cape Canaveral, Fla.—The Air Force conducted the 62nd Thor missile firing on Saturday. The 1,500 mile downrange test targeted an area near Antigua Island in the West Indies with no nose-cone recovery attempted. an instrument capsule remained inside the rocket nose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Antigua Island
West Indies
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Concord Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
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Jarain
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Eaton School
Akin Petrvkowski
Kay Smith
Clarksfield Grange
Clarks
Grance
Gordonyon
Vear Ier
Aaa
Olar Tna
Ida Elts
Nee Smith
Ae Smith
Corona
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John E. Simonds
United Press International
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China
Japan
Canada
Secrest Arboretum
Iampus
D.C
KR. H. Chamberlain
Oberlin
Kroger
Byron P. Redman Sr
Company
Washington Briefs
Les.” Gilhooley
International Association of Governmental Labor
LIPI
Agriculture Department
Congress
Afl-Cio
Secretary of Labor
Labor Department
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Maine
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Huron Street
Erie and
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Thor
John Deere
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Kane
Obertin Rd
Goodall
Gilson
Hills’ Sohio Service
Belden
Obie Pheee Greffen
Ford Tractor Sales Fairground
Wellington
McCormick
Elyria Implement, Inc
Oberlin Road
LaGrange Tractor Sales
Arter
Sid
Keighley & Son, Inc
Oberlin, Ohio
Allis-Chalmers
Jim Scheafer
W. B. French & Sons
Wakeman, Ohio
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
Ohio Lawn Mower Dealers Assw
AGR
Nehene Pita
Coompany Representative
K. W. Meter
Medina
Fertilzer
American Agricultural Chemical Company
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