Farm products go to storage as prices rise in 1933
A Chronicle Telegram Elyria report notes Ohio State University economists say farm products have moved into storage at an unprecedented rate since June. Pork storage rose by 6 million pounds, lard up 14 million, butter up to 40 million, eggs storage above average by 3 to 0 percent, signaling rising prices and potential impact on the price situation with expected gains in business activity and consumer purchasing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Rural Economics
Ohio State University
Lime yields boost wheat and clover when applied shallowly
Ohio researchers find lime timing matters at reduced rates. Best results come from incorporating carbonate lime to about two inches before sowing wheat or in rows with the seed. Shallow mixing doubles yield on average, while surface application or deeper plow mixing underperforms. Moderate acidity with limestone harrowed in increases following red clover yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Salter
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Federal Land Bank expands appraisal force in four states
Thomas T. Neely, reviewing appraiser for the Fourth Federal Land Bank district in Louisville, says April 1 brought fifteen appraisers to Tennessee Kentucky Indiana and Ohio. The force has grown nearly twentyfold with three hundred trainees. In August over 1,100 loans were approved, triple any previous month, and Louisville now handles more than twenty two thousand applications awaiting appraisal and final decision.
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Sioner
Tennessee
Kentucky
Indiana
Ohio
Thomas T. Neely
Federal Land Bank District
Federal Land Bank
Louisville
Mr. Neely
Federal Land Bank of Louisville
Ohio Four-H enrollments hit county and state records
Lorain County Four-H clubs reached a new high with 725 members, part of a statewide rise to 49 444 members. Girls totaled 21 609 in the state, 4 98 girls and 227 boys in Lorain, with Trumbull leading at 1 474 both boys and girls. Other counties exceed 1 063 members. Projects spanned clothing, pig raising, poultry, dairying, nutrition, and potato growing.
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Lorain County
W. H. Palmer
Ohio State University
Palmer
Ohio
Trumbull County
Ashtabula
Cuyaboza
Fairfield
Hamilton
Huron
Licking
Muskingum
Richland
Stark
Wayne
Williams
Wood
Tae
Fall Planting of Evergreens Urged
September showers and early fall rains have put the soil in proper condition for fall planting of evergreens, notably pines spruces junipers and arborvitae. Ohio State Extension forestry specialist FL W Dean advises late summer or early fall planting to aid root growth before freezes and to reduce winter heaving with mulching of bases using well rotted manure peat moss or straw. Older evergreens stressed by drought or red spider can be rejuvenated by proper pruning next spring and fertilization with half a pound of fertilizer per plant.
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FL W. Dean
Ohio State University
Dean
Clarksfield Briefs Community Ladies Aid Meetings
Mrs A W Cawree led Barrett Chapel Ladies Aid September 20 with strong turnout and a post meeting program. Attendance contest progress noted. Luncheon served by hostess. Vina Hooker to entertain next meeting. Mrs Mildred Welsh of Fitch-Wille hosted Clarksfield Ladies Aid with steady attendance. Frances Tonsley to host at LAlle Tousiey home. Mrs Joan Lee hosted The Brighten Ladies Aid. Ruth Rick hosted Fame-Makers Club of Butler.
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Clarksfield
A. W. Cawree
Barrett Chapel
Aid
Richort Prozra
Vina Hooker
Mildred Welsh
Fitch- Wille
Frances Tonsley
Lalle Tousiey
Joan Lee
Te Brighten Ladies Aid
Luncheon Curtain in for Next Meeting Hosts
Road Thursday afternoon attendance set with all but one member present. Luncheon served by the hoos tess. Mrs Winlet Soley will entertain at the next meeting. Mrs. Peck and Mrs. Mei Kent opened at home of Roy Peck and wife.
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Winlet Soley
Peck
Mei Kent
Roy Peck
Birthday Surprise Guests Help Bertrankin Celebrate
Sunday self invited guests joined Bertrankin for a birthday dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Hoare, Harry Franklin of Crestline, Mr and Mrs Kent Dignard and family of Rittman, George Miner, Mr and Mrs Harry Grimes and children, Mrs Nellie Grimes, Mr and Mrs Ed Franklin and family of New London, and Mr and Mrs Roy Franklin and their sons.
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Bertrankin
Hoare
Ard Franklin
Crestline
Kent Dignard
Fas Liy
Rittman
George Miner
Harry Grimes
Nellie Grimes
Ed Franklin
New London
Beat
Roy Franklin
Predictions at Tropica Beach Stir the Social Set
Edna Roth Webster predicts she can snag Stuart Logan within six months, while Lizetta and friends bide time at Tropica Beach. Patricia confronts family tensions as Kerma and Marion ply dime-store snobbery, and a looming Havana prize doubles as family bragging rights in a lively Palm Beach tableau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liselig. Hoyd
Stuart Logan
Tropica Beach
Tenryrout
Marion
Kerma
Herma
Betty
Larry
Betts
Betty Jmp
Havana
Dunbars
Casino del Acaso
Local families gather for weekends and anniversaries
A parade of neighbors and relatives from Fitchville Oberlin Ely Tia Selina Huron Norwalk Huron Steuben Cleveland and Welllington spend weekends at multiple homes. Dinners, visits and a 54th wedding anniversary are noted along with a tonis removal trip and attendance at the Century of Progress.
Real Estate Transfers from Amherst and Avon
Real estate transfers listed include Eben auia Leona Brown and Charles L. Snow transferring one acre on a road to Citizens' Home and Savings Association. Additional transfers involve properties on Cleveland Avenue in Amherst, Milan and Lake streets, and quitclaim deeds for 35 acres in Brownheim Township to Lizzie K. Sweet Hoover. Other deeds name Carl and Frances Salers to Herbert Salers and Mize and Julia Harman to Jessica Y. Allen with 16 acres on Rink Road in Avon.
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Eben
Auia Leona Brown
iCharles L. Snow
Carlisle
Citizens’ Home and Savings Association Company
Cleveland Avenue
Amherst
Mike and
Terresa Hjuberto &. G
Thelma Folk
Milan Street
Lake Street
Lawrence
Florence Hoover
Lilian M
C.F. Jones
B. F
Tillie Hoover
Fiord
Fiona Hoover
Lizzie K. Sweet Hoover
Brawnheim
Carl
Frances Salers
Herbert Salers
Sumner Street
Ely
Mize
Julia Harman
Jescia Y. Allen
Rink Road
Avon
OXF COW STILE AWNED IN TOWN OF 2400
Hull Mass Patrick Hannon owns the town's only cow in a community of about 2,400. He has kept cows for four decades and notes some residents still drink milk. The scene highlights a quirky rural fact amid a broader news item. The Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England, just received the manuscript of Keats Ode to a Nightingale from Lord Crewe.
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Hull
Mass
Patrick Hannon
Hannon
Keats
Lord Crewe
Fitzwilliam Museum
Cambridge
England
Pittsfield Social News Highlights Relatives Birthdays
Mrs A L Waite hosted relatives from Wellington for Leon Beam birthday, with a luncheon and comfort bound. Kathryn Piper celebrated eleventh birthday with friends, games and tokens. Local gatherings include church social plans, orchestra practice, weekend visitors from Cambridge and New London, and a Wiener roast by the Winage S S C group.
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Pittsfield
A. L. Waite
A. L. Jordan
Leon Beam
Richard
All of
Wellington
Frimen
Florence Elsbeth
Donald
Lawrence Jordan
Kenneth Jordan
Clarence Jordan
Russell Jordan
Henry Worcester
Walte
Ava. Bean
Ladies Society Meeting at Brighton M E Church
The Brighton M E Church Ladies Society met at the home of Mrs John Lee with twenty seven members and five visitors. After the business session, the hosting committee served home made ice cream and water during a social hour. About forty relatives attended factors 참석.
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Brighton
Ladies’ Society of the
M. E. Church
John Lee
September 7 birthday list and early weather bureau note
The page notes September 7 birthdays including Jacques Bossuet and George Cruikshank, with historical mentions of Samuel Adams and Thomas Nast. It marks the 64th anniversary of the first U S weather bulletin and the birth of a U S weather bureau. It lists notable figures and events tied to the date, from 1722 to 1922, with brief contextual remarks on their roles and impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
End-Coousin
John Adams
Lexington & Concord
Samuel Adams
John Hancock
Paul Revere
George Cruikshank
New York Sunday bans 1663 leisure activities and riots
In 1663 New Yorkers faced Sunday bans on unusual exercises such as games racing fishing and running plus plays and street calls with a six guilder fine or loss of upper garments. The piece notes fear of losing shirts and recalls the valse deemed lewd in 1812. Tomorrow recalls 11 000 soldiers routing 110 000 in a dramatic historical claim.
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U.S
Social Roundup From Cuyahoga Falls To Wellington
A busy social note details visits and gatherings across Cuyahoga Falls Wellington Oberlin and Elyria. Families such as Gill Veltrie McCreedy and Griggs share meals funerals and casual visits with relatives and friends in multiple Ohio towns.
South Ridge S. S. Class Holds Meeting
Miss Marion Grobe hosted the Jolly Dozen 5. S. Class at her South Ridge home with a business session and social games. Kathaleen and Kaladeen Young will entertain the next meeting. Refreshments served to Miriam Fowl and other members. Rev C L Allen of Fremont attended as supper guest. Mrs George Kuntie will host W C T U Thursday. Miss Drummond of Oberlin to speak. Mrs E F Snyder attended Unique Club at Elyria.
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S. S
South Ridge
Marion Grobe
Kathaleen
Kaladeen Young
Miriam Fowl
Helen
Mar-jorie Pitcock
Murray Ridge
Doris Nichols
Townline Road
Jewel Beal
George Kuntie
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Miss Drummond
Oberlin
Attended Services and Brownhelm Church Conference
Local attendees at Union Community Serve at Broeenheim Evangelical Church included Rev. and Mrs. I H Amore and son Robot Mrs Marr Eppley Milton Eppley Miss Thelma McDonald Mr and Mrs Newton Baus and family and Mr and Mrs J P Bechtel A three church quarterly conference for Brownhelm Henrietta and South Ridge will be held Friday Sept 24 at the local church with Rev C L Allen district superintendent pres. Others visiting included Mr and Mrs August Donkey and son Robert of Lakewood Mrs Thomas Morris William Harkness and George Winton of Cleveland visiting A Delefield family Recent visitors also included Mr and Mrs Theodore Hazelwood and daughter Joyce and Albert Kroshle of Cleveland visiting Mrs Kathryn Schild.
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Young People's Orchestra
Chas. Avery
A. M. Sherburne
Walter West
Wellington
C. Veitrie
Howard McCreedy
Oberlin
Russell Gries5
C. E. Gill
Sarah Carter
Lillian Mann
Daisy
Howard Everson
Cleveland
Everson
Joyce Merrill
Marilyn McDonald
Whitefox
Sundar
Seneff
Elyria
Dorothy Hardy
Theodore Hardy
Verna Sweda
Clement Greene
Henrietta
Flord E. Anderson
D. R. McCullough
Union
Broeenheim
Brownhelm
South Ridge
C. L. Allen
August Donkey
Robert
Lakewood
Thomas Morris
William Harkness
George Winton
Clevelada
A. Delefield
Theodore Hazelwood
Joyce
Albert Kroshle
Kathryn Schild
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Sweettie
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Floyd Martin
Tia
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Ray Rider
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Fehlinker
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Mert Rider
Mary Shafer
Emma Lees
Edda Math
Frank Todd
Roy Zimmerman
Dorothy Sheldon
Leland Seright
F. H. Russell
Texas
Lester Gray
Ian
Doane
Steuben
Alice Clark
Frances Day
Frenville
Retta Tater
Elva Case
Harlow Rounds
Phebe Martin
Norwalk
Bill Marrett
Clarence Harris
Veda Rounds
Clair Church
Hartland
Whit Cook
Olena
Walter Cook
Jewel Finch
Ross Jones
Davethter
Dan Wolfe
Greenwich
Flord Ph
Doris
North Fairfield
George Hawood
Hiram Nadeil
Sandusky
Julia Jewett
Berlin Heights
Lyan McDonald
F. Barnes
Clair Barnes
Lee Ketchum
Allen
Hert
Columbus
Glenn Tinker
Clyde Lee
Lawrence Lee
Walter Angersbach
Eva Piper
Piper
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Kathryn
June Hostettler
Betty Pickworth
Kathryn Lally
Eily Brandt
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Lois Breyley
Elsie McConnell
H. E. Piper
Hal Barry
Wilmer
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Bethesda
Frank Bohn
Marie
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A.W. Davidson
Camden
LeRoy Lounsbrough
Betty Mare
Fields Card Club
Dewey Worcester
Fields
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Sirs Davidson
Mills Florence Worcester
A. W
Ladies of the Community Church
Winone
Clarence Stevens
Kenneth Avery
Scottsdale, Pa
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Mrs. Stevens
Mr. Avery
Winage
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Zimmerman
Mena
Lincoln
Ernest Parsons
Albert “cDole
Wallace Bear
Cincinnati
Gravely Tractor Company
Dunbar. W. Va
Albert McNale
Whitney
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Cuyahoga Falls
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Gill
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Ray Neff
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Billy
J W. Green
Etha Byrne
Clayton Halslander
Melvin
Wadsworth
Fremont
E. F. Snyder
Margaret Williams
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