New Richmond News Roundup
George Workman and Bob Young both with the Navy report meeting at sea and seeing flying fish for the fifth time since service. BaptistYoung People held a wiener roast at the Lancasters home. A bake sale and home canned food drive for the USO Fund is set for Front Street on September 30 at 10 am. Lt Mildred Freeman, visiting locals, is now stationed in Washington DC and departs Tuesday. The Community Service Club plans a dance with proceeds for USO.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Workman
Bob Young
Navy
Benfeit of
U. S. O. Fund
Front St
New Richmond
District Conference Attendees and Local Health News
Amelia Miss Harriett Hutson visits aunt Mrs Ben Kelley in Westchester Indiana. District Conference at Felicity was attended by Rev and Mrs J A Shirer C C Houser Mrs Emma Lasher and Mrs Richard Hicks. Mrs Emma Smith is reported on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Hutson
Ben Kelley
Westchester
Ind
Felicity
J. A. Shirer
C. C. Houser
Emma Lasher
Richard Hicks
Emma Smith
Tenure Solved by Dad Son Partnership
A University of Illinois expert argues succession in farming relies on father son partnerships. Four plans cover ownership and labor splits from son as hired man to full operating tenancy, with options for retirement and shared investments to keep land in the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. M. Case
University of Illinois College of Agriculture
Case
America
Williamsburg Weekend Guests and Local Notes
Column lists local visitors and residents in Williamsburg including Arnold of Columbus, J C Smith of Philadelphia, Mr and Mrs McKinney entertaining in Detroit, and many social calls. Also notes no new infantile paralysis cases, house painting boosts town appearance, a new residence planned on 3rd Street, sympathy for Roy Simpson’s death in France, a church homecoming event, and various visits and furloughs among families. End includes a benediction quote from Henry Delaune.
Health Improved by Control of Parasites
Cattle grubs and ticks injure hides and meat, with losses to 125 million dollars yearly. Digestive worms kill young stock. nodular worms spoil sheep intestines. Rotenone and dips aid control. phenothiazine is main remedy. Wartime research offers hexachlorethane bentonite suspension for liver flukes in cattle.
Wasted bread: two slices per home weekly equals millions yearly
A study notes that two slices of bread wasted weekly in each household add up to about three million loaves lost each year, highlighting daily food waste.
Protein for Poults Shows Soybean Mix Spurs Growth
U S Department of Agriculture research finds a vegetable protein diet suffices for young turkeys, avoiding scarce animal proteins. Soybean and peanut meals lead in test feeds, with the fastest six week growth from a mash of ground wheat, soybean meal, and alfalfa leaf meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department of Agriculture Research
Summerside and Mt Carmel Notes Rally Day Reminder
Misses Mary and Edna Schneider of Summerside visit their brother Cpl William Schneider in Grand Island Nebraska. A series of Sunday visits include the Theis and Irvin families with Betty Bobby and Minnie Pettie. Rally Day at Summerside Church set for October first at 9 30 AM.
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Mary
Edna Schneider
Summerside
Grand Island
Neb
Cpl
William Schneider
A. H. Theis
Jack Irvin
Bobby
W. Beatty
Betty
Norwood
Merta Bickel
Virge Bickel
Minnie Pettie
Oakley
Theis
Summerside Church
Local Social Notes Highlight Visits and Assignments
Mr and Mrs Ora Davis and daughter Thelma and Miss Nancy Hicks shared a Sunday dinner in Georgetown Ohio. Mrs C C Houser spent several days with relatives in Virginia. Horace Alan Smith is stationed at the U S Naval Station in Jacksonville Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrick Glancy
Drella Hunter
Frank Thirley
Omer Innis
Martha
Clarance Varney
Paul Varney
Robert Hunter
Nancy Nesbitt
Ora Davis
Thelma
Nancy Hicks
Georgetown
C. C. Houser
Virginia
Horace Alan Smith
U. S. Naval Station
Jacksonville
Florida
WLW Farm Department Delivers Daily Rural Information
Ed Mason and Roy Battles lead the WLW Farm Department providing daily farming guidance to rural listeners. Highlights include Everybody's Farm Hour airing five days daily from 12:39 to 1 p m and Saturdays noon to 1 p m with a 12:30 p m news break. The show comes from Everybody's Farm near Cincinnati and blends technical farming content with entertainment to attract a large audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wlw-Land
WLW Farm Department
Ed Mason
Roy Battles
Everybody's Farm
EWT
Everybody’s
Cincinnati
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Richmond
Richard Lancaster
Mildred Freeman
Washington, D. C
U.S.O
Florence
KEM Tone
Lowe Bros
H. S
J.C. Furr
Williamsburg
Amelia
THE
NEW Richmond National Bank
I Nobis Supply CO
Ohio
Mrs. Arnold of
Columbus
J. c. Fuhr
J. C. Smith
Philadelphia
Eliza Hutchinson
Greenberry
J. W. Mc Kinney
Detroit, Mich
3Rd Street
Thompson
Mt. Orgb
William Melbourne
Richard McDoneell
Walter Daugherty
Henry Shelton
Shelton, Siser
North Carolina
John Simpson
Pfc
Roy Simpson
France
Mrs. Clinton Hutchison
Mrs. Brewing
Emma Malloy
Merrick Hutchison
Buchanan and Chrisey
Mrs. Emerson Jester
Charles
Elton Vearil
Vearil
James Vearil
Pvt
Herman Simpson
Mrs
Henry Delaune
MT. Carmel
Zenith
American Medical Council On Physical Therapy
Blecher’s Pharmacy
Norris Brock Co
Cincinnati Stock Yards
J. B. Ireton
Kirby
Onion Stock Yards
WLW
Biel
Roy
Danbury
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