Love and secrets ripple in Burntwood golf tale
In Burntwood Alma Whittaker grows close to Johnny Anthony a mysterious new golfer at the country club. Her father and fiancé Sig Borndike push for social standing and marriage plans, while Alma discovers Johnny’s lack of club social rating and a past he hides. Amid drama she confronts love, social pressure, and a planned Chicago move.
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Jonnny Anthony
Burntwood
Alma Whittaker
Lawson Whittaker
Johnny
Alma
Sig Borndike
Sig
Anthony
Johnny Anthony
Tfme
Sue
Johneny Anonya
Chance
Ater
Abna
Owly
Chicago
Burrtwood
Adele Parner
Adele
Sunny
Ailma
Oberlin 4-H Club Holds Year-End Events at Evanhurst Park
Oberlin Ohio members of the Little Big Seven Boys 4-H Club wrapped up the season with an air day at Evanhurst Park Wakeman. Officers for the coming year were elected during a business meeting. A meeting at Jona Dudley's home followed and plans for a Cherha Window Prd on September 27 were noted. The day concluded with demonstrations and outdoor sports including a picnic dinner.
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Oberlin
Ohio
Little Big Seven Boys
4-H Clas
Evanhurst Park
Wakeman
Jary
Philip Worcester
Jona Dudley
Reinhbarz
Hoffman and Officials Named in Local Advisory List
A roster of names includes Hoffman as advisor with Ralph Schramm Raymond and Willian Grills followed by Melvin and Donald Hurst, Philip Worcester, John Dudler, Elaridse Radcliffe, Wesley Sanislaw and Ciaire Reinhard. The list appears in a local advisory context with multiple individuals named for assignments.
Needle Guild Meets at Home of Mrs Kathryn Emerich
Seventeen members of North Russia Needle Guild met at the home of Mrs Kathryn Emerich on Thursday afternoon. Time was spent socially and a business meeting was held with reports from drine Sulut and social committee chair men. A fine supper was served before adjournment. Ralph Schramm and Raymond rilis plan to enroll in Columbus on Tuesday September as freshmen at the State U. Freshman class of D iversity. Earl Sandrock visits Columbus as a Lorain County delegate to the 4 H club Congress. Miss Dorothy Bauer of Columbus and Miss Helen Rollins of Medina were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Edward Schramm. Mr and Mrs Herman Wellert and daughter Donna of Elrama were afternoon guests at the same home. Miss Doris Wangellen returns to Berea on Sunday.
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Viola Barg
Martha Berg
Gertrude Schramm
Jacob Albrigh
Oberlin
Emerich
Marsh Anderson
Lorain
Berea
Lierd Ashby
James Ashby
Mar
Crester Nash
Cecil Grills
Raymond
Edward Schramm
Ralph
Columbus
Harlan Schramm
William May
Ethel
Cleveland
Harver Lipshue
Richard
Wycliffe
GiaTence Berg
Nna Berg
Leonard Berg
Cisire Reinhardé
Ernest Parke
Anna Berg
Eliza Manns
Viola Berg
Marina Berg
Edard Schramm
Juanita
Oteslin Grange
Pomona
Hentrisita
Russia
Obersierr
Mondor
J. M. Albright
C. C. Albrecht
Juanita Schramm
Methodist Service Guild
Needle Guild
North Russia
Kathryn Emerich
Drine Sulut
Ralph Schramm
Raymond Rilis
Earl Sandrock
Lorain County
Dorothy Bauer
Helen Rollins
Medina
Edward Sthramm
Herman Wellert
Donna
Elsrna
Doris Wangellen
Ed McCollum Family Visit Noted in Sheffield
Sheffield Sept 18 Mr and Mrs Ed McCollum of Norwalk visited their daughter Mrs Dick Myers and family Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jesse Kauffman plan move to Elyria. Mrs Shirley Garfield visiting relatives in Long Island. Threshing machine active in area last week with steady work daily at local farms. Mr and Mrs Jennings and daughters of Lakewood were guests at the home of Mr and
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Sheffield
Ed McCollum
Norwalk
Dick Myers
Jesse Kauffman
Elyria
Shirley Garfield
Long Island
Jennings
Lakewood
Beatrice Merrill Weds Cecil Carman at Clarksfield M E Church
Miss Beatrice Merrill of Clarksfield became the bride of Cecil Carman of Wellington at 3 p m Sunday September 15 1935 in the Clarksfield M E Church Reverend Jones of Brighton officiated The bride daughter of John Merrill wore a wine colored dress and carried white asters and ferns The couple later left for a newly furnished home in Wellington Friends and relatives gathered for a 2 course lunch after the ceremony Numerous local guests and happenings followed including family gatherings and visits from relatives and friends across nearby towns.
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Merrill-Carman
Clarksfield
Beatrice Merrill
Cecil Carman
Wellington
Clarksfield M. E
Jones
Brighton
John Merrill
Stella Wagner
Hazel Poder
Ralph Merrill
Frances Towsley
Florence Towsley
Olive Calkins
Mrs. Carman
Buchare Sewers 4 H club annual exhibit at Gulf Road school
The Buchare Sewers 4 H club held its second annual exhibit Friday at the Gulf Road schoolhouse after the Parent-Teacher meeting. A minstrel program featured all and included a talk by Miss Alice Bird. Little Miss Fitch of Avon performed tap dances and acrobatic acts. Miss Bird demonstrated Italian hem stitching and suggested a future community learning meeting. Lois Youtzy and Camilla Townsend, Lorain County demonstration winners, presented “Choosing Proper Accessories” earning blue ribbon and an A rating at the Ohio State Fair.
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Buchare Sewers
Gulf Road
Foy All
Alice Bird
Miss Fitch
Avon
Miss Bird
Lorain County
Lois Youtzy
Camilla Townsend
Peace celebration marks 50 years in Battleford ceremony
In Battleford Saskatchewan a colorful event celebrated fifty years of peace between palefaces and Indians. Nine tribes and many frontier pioneers attended the ceremony. The text notes that with state aid 193,350 houses were built in Scotland from 1919 to 1934.
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Battleford
Sask
Scotland
Organizing Lorain County Wheat Adjustment Meetings
Preparations for Lorain County participation in the new wheat adjustment program begin with a series of meetings staged this week. Frank W. Rowland explains payments vary with wheat prices to maintain parity and pre war purchasing power. first installments will be two thirds of the difference, then adjusted after the marketing year.
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Lorain County
The
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Wellington
Belden
Kinton
Frank W. Rowland
County Wheat Control Association
Rowland
Now Is Good Time To Buy Farm Says Ohio Expert
Ohio State University rural economist H. R. Moore says land prices completed a long price cycle in 1933 and that now is the best generation time to invest in a farm as a home and livelihood. He notes distressed foreclosures keep prices down but values have risen about 15 to 20 percent since March 1933 due to lower taxes, cheaper interest, easier farm loan terms, and higher agricultural prices.
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H. R. Moore
Ohio State University
Moore
Crabgrass Control Tips Warned By Lawn Expert
Ohio Experiment Station specialist F A Welton cites heavy rains as boosting crabgrass in lawns and fairways. He warns the plant spreads and seeds even under close mowing, urging removal of seed heads and burning, plus a sodium chlorate spray at two ounces per gallon over 190 square feet as a preventive measure despite aesthetics concerns.
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F. A. Welton
Ohio Experiment Station
Wooster
Welton
Qualities Of Apple Varieties Described
Ohio growers anticipate nearly double last year’s supply with popular varieties suited to specific uses. Wealthy shines for sauce, Grimes favors yellow fruit in September, Golden Delicious stores well in cold storage, McIntosh and Cortland excel fresh and baked. Jonathan suits sauces and salads, Delicious is a favored eating apple, Baldwin and Stayman rise in popularity for cooking and baking, Rome Beauty remains reliable for cooking and baking.
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Ohio
Frank Beach
Ohio State University
Grimes
McIntosh
Baldwin
Rome
Apple Pomace Found Good Feed For Cows
Large and increasing quantities of apples are ground and pressed for cider leaving pomace once discarded. The pomace, though considered worthless or dangerous, is highly palatable to cattle and could be used as feed if animals have free access, potentially reducing waste.
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A. E. Perkins
C. F
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
National Meet On Rural Life Opens At Columbus
Lorain County men and women plan to attend the American Country Life Association session opening at Ohio State University in Columbus. Carl C. Taylor will give the keynote on rural life prospects while talks cover rural sanitation health services education recreation and electric power for farms.
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Lorain County
American Country Life Association
Columbus
Country Life
Ohio State University
Carl C. Taylor
United States
Warren A. Thompson
Miami University
Lfe
Clarence
Rural Economic Cooperation and Government Talk at Conference
Dean Chris L Christensen of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture will discuss Rural Economic Cooperation while Herman G. James, president elect of Ohio University, will cover Improvement in Rural Government. A special student section and a Lorain County Senior Four A Club delegation attend. The association, formed in 1519, is a voluntary group advancing country life in America through annual conferences.
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Chris L Christensen
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Herman G. James
Ohio University
Lorain County
America
Ohio Jersey Cows Make Good Record
At Hamilton Ohio the Pister herd of about 19 Jersey cows posted a year’s production with an average of 333.35 lbs butter fat and 6 667 lbs milk per cow. This record, under the American Jersey Cattle Club Herd Improvement Registry, is the first for the Pister herd. National averages for 1934 show United States cows averaging 19.0 lbs butterfat and 4 030 lbs milk per cow.
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Hamilton
Ohio
William Pister
American Jersey Cattle Club
Pister
Jersey
United States
Ohio To Lose Island Prison From 1861
Sandusky Bay's Johnson's Island Civil War blockhouse, a landmark housing Confederate prisoners, is severely damaged and being torn for firewood. Historian O E Latz leads a bid to save it, but state action is blocked as the island is privately owned. A second blockhouse was destroyed by fire years earlier.
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Sandusky, C
Ohio
Johnson's Island
Sandusky Bay
Persoms
O. E Latz
Lake Erie Island
Tragic Turtle Incident at Toledo Zoo Kills Swan
An iron-jawed snapping turtle at the Toledo Zoo attacked a swan, submerging its head and neck during a search for food and decapitating it. The first swan vanished under mysterious circumstances, while the third remained on display for visitors.
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Toledo
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