Ohio Farm Bureau Trustees Push Safety and Unified Laws
The Ohio Farm Bureau board urges closer ties with the American Farm Bureau and the National Highway Safety Committee to harmonize safety rules for trucks and buses. They plan the eighteenth annual convention in Columbus for October 19-20 and discuss reappraisal committees, soil conservation funding, and educational programs.
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American Farm Bureau Federation
National Farm Group
National Highway Safety Committee
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
State Farm Organization
State Board
L. A. Tavilor
Farm Bureau
Courtr Farm
Ohio
J. X M. Bodson
State Educational Department of Tre Farm Bureau
Green outlines Ohio Farm Bureau legislative program
Perry L. Green president of the Ohio Farm Bureau sent a message to county farm bureaus in Columbus outlining a legislative agenda. He warned taxes on real estate will rise without system changes and urged passage of an income tax to aid small incomes while criticizing current relief efforts and linking monetary policy to agricultural prices. The plan calls for a gold standard to stabilize prices, predicting future crops and livestock values under existing conditions.
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Ohio
Perry L. Green
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Green
Weather Cuts Supply of Ohio Dairy Products
Ohio and the nation face lower dairy production this summer with a possible winter impact on milk butter and cheese prices. Factors include a 3 percent drop in U S dairy cattle from last year and below average feed grain supplies while hay stocks exceed 1934 levels. Ohio holds a better hay crop and hay carryover, yet storage butter stocks are down about 45 million pounds from a year ago and dairy herds shrink as farmers cull cows for profit.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
E. W. Garmmiez
AAA
Rural Economics Department
Ohio State University
Cattle Feed Adjustments as Pastures Decline Across States
Ohio State University extension advises dairymen to raise grain while pastures thin. Beltsville tests show Holsteins drop from 150 to 56 pounds of grass daily, cutting milk from 35 to 2–3 pounds. Recommendations specify grain amounts by breed and milk output, with adjustments for roughage and silage.
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Animal Husbandry Department
Ohio State University
Ohio Dairymen
Beltsville, Maryiend
Ohio
Jerseys
Guernseys
Jerseys, and Ayrshires
Ohio Farm Woman Tells Food Costs
Ohio farm woman Mrs. E R Johnston of Breman describes farm food budgeting on a 105 acre farm with five people. She details homegrown flour from wheat after threshing, canned vegetables and fruits, meat from hogs and beef, garden produce, and daily milk use. Total farm food value about 350 dollars, groceries 100 dollars, yearly food cost 343 dollars.
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O Ff
Ohio Lawn Seeding In September Urged
Ohio State University floriculture specialist Victor H Ries urges seeding lawns in September when possible as fall sowing outperforms spring. He covers soil prep manure lime and seed mixes with Kentucky bluegrass as the base and cautions buyers against weed and Canadian bluegrass contamination.
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Columbus
Victor H. Ries
Ohio State University
Kentucky
Ries
Canada
Terrier Pacifist Queenie Dives To Sea As Guns Roar
Qu ie en e the terrier from Fishers Island shows pacifist instincts when Coast Artillery guns fire. Queenie dives three miles into Long Island Sound, is rescued by passengers aboard Capt. Lewis Stanton’s 28 foot cabin cruiser and wrapped in blankets for safety.
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Stonington
Connecticut
Queenie
Cahart
Fishers Island
241St Coast Artillery
Massachusetts National Guard
Long Island Sound
Lewis Stanton
Queene
Pater Parte Tan
Mystery on Terror Mountain Ends Not
In a suspenseful scene a timeline of suspects unfolds as Mrs Jenkins lies unconscious after a brutal incident on Terror Mountain. Miss Tulsa Jones secretly hunts clues in Finley Trump’s suitcases while May Lawrence protects the wounded Jenkins. A mysterious newspaper clipping hints at the killer as Jenkins prepares to speak.
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Finley Trump
Amehba Bangor
Ss Jones
Miss Bangor
Miss Jones
Mr. Jenkins
May
Jim Somers
Red Doyle
Tommy
Diane
Somers
Wes
Mess Jones
Doyle
Ohio Farmers Buy Tonic For Soils
Farmers in Hancock County Ohio use lime to treat acidic soils with 3066 tons applied in 30 days. County soils vary and many use coarse screenings to cut costs while preparing fields for alfalfa or wheat. University agronomy staff urge soil testing before liming and provide guidance on application rates and timing.
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Ohio
Forest C. Mail
Hancock County
Hancock Country
Hancock
Wanecock
Federal Soils Conservation Plan
Earl Jones
Ohio State University
Agronomy
Smith-Hughes
Lime Application on Sod Fields Prep for Corn
The plan calls for applying lime to sod fields before plowing for corn. This soil treatment aims to adjust pH and improve nutrient availability prior to crop planting.
Ibapah Swept by Quick Desert Rain in Utah
Desolate Ibapah in western Utah endured sudden heavy rains after a long dry spell. Town area reports brief flash flooding and washed out trails but no major damage or injuries were noted. Local residents assess rainfall as unusually strong for the arid region.
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Tooele
Utah
Ibapah
Utah Desert
P T A Installs New Officers at St Josephs Amherst
Amherst Sept 16 The P T A at St Josephs school held its first meeting with about 35 mothers present. New officers named are President Mrs Harold Brown Vice President Mrs Louis Lieb and Secretary Treasurer Mrs James Henry. Fr James Smith spoke on Home Training and Cooperation. plans for a joint card party with the Altar Rosary Society were announced.
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James Smith
Class Officers Named by Sophomores Juniors and Seniors
Sophomore class selects Henry Edwards as president Clarence Gerber as vice president and William Raab as secretary treasurer. Junior officers are Herbert Gammon president Donald Maze vice president Mary Izold secretary treasurer. Senior officers include John Borman president Burton Jeane vice president and Robert Krieg secretary treasurer. Student Council members named for some classes include Ruth Fleckner Evelyn Stark Jean Poor Chester Kelleher Irving Maxwell Burton Hoffner Jane Bruce and Beverly Bruce with Senior Council not yet chosen.
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Henry Edwards
Clarence Gerber
William Raab
Ruth Fleckner
Evelyn Stark
Jean Poor
Chester Kelleher
Herbert Gammon
Donald Maze
Mary Izold
Irving Maxwell
Burton Hoffner
Janice Bruce
Beverly Bruce
John Borman
Burton Jeane
Robert Krieg
Yea
Circle 3 St Ann's Society Hosts Gift Evening
Mrs Harold Krause Mrs Her ry Schmidt and Mrs Peter Flock joined Mrs Arnold Flock as guests when Circle 3 of St Ann's Society met on Jenny Road Monday evening. Five hundred was the main diversion with prizes awarded to Krause first Drbinzki second Schmidt third. Refreshments were served and the next circle will be hosted by Mrs Harold Brown on Park Avenue.
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Harold Krause
Herry Schmidt
Peter Flock
Arnold Flock
Circle 3
St. Ann’s Society
Jenny Road
Alex Drbinzki
Henry Schmidt
Harold Brown
Park Avenue
Midweek church events and meetings stagger across local horne
The First Evangelical church hosts a midweek prayer service and Bible study at 7:45 p.m. The Eastern Stars meet at Masonic Hall with memorial services planned. St Peters Evangelical and Reformed members convene at C J Ehrman cottage Na thomis Park Vermilion for a 7 o clock gathering.
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First Evangelical Church
Masonic Hall
St. Peter’s
Circle 2 Women of St. Peter’s Union entertained at Ernst road
Thursday calendar notes a gathering for Circle 2 of the Women’s Union to be hosted by Mrs John Dellefield and Mrs Minnie Nickel at the former’s Ernst road home. Members are asked to meet beforehand at Mrs Heart Hollie’s Elyria avenue or Mrs Clarence Kern’s Beaver Court for attendance. The item also mentions a Ladies’ Aid society meeting at St Paul’s Lutheran Church.
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Women’s Union
St. Peter’s
Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters Reopens After Summer Break
The Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters met last evening at the K of P Hall after summer recess. Communications from Grand Chief Bertha Hiner were read. June Carter transferred from Millersburg Temple and joined as a new member. Mrs. Anna Lynch elected delegate to the Grand Temple Session in Columbus in late September. Regular business followed.
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Amherst Temple of Pythian Sisters
K of P. Hall
Bertha Hiner
June Carter
Millersburg
Amherst Temple
Anna Lynch
Grand Temple
Columbus
Village Council Minutes Report Vacation for Worker and Street Closures
The regular meeting of the Village Council was held last evening at the town hall. Charles Mathes was granted a week’s vacation from duties at the disposal plant. Sidewalk work on the east side of Jackson Street was postponed. Franklin avenue will be closed from S Main Street to Church Street during early morning hours. The Fire and Water committee will meet with firemen about a fire siren and motor and report at the next meeting. Hiring a driver for the fire truck was postponed until the next meeting.
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Charles Mathes
Jackson Street
Franklin Avenue
S. Main Street
Church Street
Fire and Water Committee
Au Courant Club night features Earth Worm Tractors
Members of the Au Courant Club gathered at Mary Jane Theatre to view Earth Worm Tractors then went to the residence of Mrs. I G Maxwell for refreshments. The dining table held two lighted candelabra and ten members were hosted by Mrs Maxwell with guests Mrs E G Peitch Mrs F R Powers and Misses Edna and Olive Beller. Plans were made to reconvene in two weeks with Mrs John Hamann of Park Avenue.
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Au Courant Club
Mary Jane Theatre
I. G. Maxwell
E. G. Peitch
F. R. Powers
Edna and
Olive Beller
John Hamann
Park Avenue
Hospital News Discharges Mrs Walter Lawrence
Mrs Walter Lawrence of Elrma avernne was discharged from the hospital on Tuesday.
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Hospital News
Walter Lawrence
Elrma Avernne
Needlecraft Club Meeting Hosted by Mrs George Mengl
Mrs George Mengl will entertain the Needlecraft Club members at her home on Cleveland Avenue Friday afternoon.
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George Mengl
Needlecraft Club
Cleveland Avenue
Dinner Guests Attending Mrs Meredith in Lorain
Miss Constance Kreeger joined Monday evening hosts Mr and Mrs Meredith of Lorain for dinner along with Karl Sabiers John Valette and Rev Herry Merty.
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Constance Kreeger
Karl Sabiers
John Valette
Rev
Herry Merty
Mrs. Meredith
Lorain
Mrs. Hannah Jackson Visiting Neighbors in Lorain
Mrs. Hannah Jackson of Lorain is spending several days with Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Jenne. John Valette left for Wooster after visiting Karl Sabliers on West Street.
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Hannah Jackson
Lorain
B. A. Jenne
John Valette
Wooster
Karl Sabiers
West Street
Dover Couple United in Church Nuptials
Helen Meilander and Martin Hagadorn wed at St. Paul’s Lutheran church Saturday afternoon with the Rev. Single officiating.
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Dover
Mass
Helen Meilander
Martin Hagadorn
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Open Church Wedding of Miss Gravelle and Elwood Oring
Miss Margaret Gravelle and Elwood A. Oring were married at St Peters Episcopal church in North Olmsted with a princess satin gown for the bride and a reception at the bride’s home. Guests included Barbara Miller and Viola Oring as bridesmaids, John Sandvick as best man, and Charles Oring among the ushers. The organist was William Cook. The couple planned a Niagara Falls and Canada wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s parents briefly after returning. The groom holds a Baldwin Wallace College degree and is Phi Kappa Pi, while the bride is a Darwin school graduate.
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Margaret Gravelle
Adrian Gravelle
Hall Road
Elwood A. Oring
G. F. Oring
Porter Road
North Olmsted
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Horer
Barbara Miller
Viola Oring
John Sandvick
Charles Oring
Andrew Buchanan
Emmett Hampson
William Cook
Niagara Falls
Canada
Baldwin-Wallace College
Berea
Phi Kappa Pi_fraternity
Darwin School
Local Notes From Dover Wellington And New Jersey Visit
Miss Louise Elliott vacations with parents in Dover on Center road. Mrs. Arthur Dunford is ill at home. Mrs. Harry Earle visited Seymore Cooley in Wellington last week. Horace Bush returned home after a two week visit with his son and family in New Jersey.
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Louise Elliott
Dover
Center Road
Arthur Dunford
Harry Earle
Seymore Cooley
Wellington
Horace Bush
New Jersey
Hemroid relief promised by Dr Leoshardt medical ad
Piles caused by poor blood flow in the lower bowel are treated with Hemroid internal remedy. The advertisement claims the medicine relieves congestion restores circulation and heals diseased parts. It guarantees quick safe relief or money back and notes widespread availability.
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Drusg
Advt
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E. Second St
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Farm Bureau Co-Operative
Huron St
E. R. Johnston
Bremen
Terrier
Terror Mountain
Tulsa Jones
Nick Strand
May Lawrence
Mrs. Jenkins
Old Tromp
Jenkins
Dogie
Hte Jenkins
Trump
Dorie
Tommy Archer
Dovie
Oyle
Sharid
United Peazure ‘Syndvcaze, Inc
Mill Street
Amherst
Clevelane
T A. Meeting
P T. A
The
Altar Rosary Society
Pythian Sisters
AU Courant Members Party
Meilander
Martin
Len Warren
Billinghurst Hotel
Elyria Sheet Metal Works
Claude S. Hoy
Broad Street
Gyne
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