County Letters News Roundup From Collum BuaUS
Ray Benjamin Clarke died Saturday morning at 6 40 of bronchial pneumonia after a brief illness. Funeral held Monday with Rev. Allison officiating. Relatives from Union City and Spring Creek attended. Ice cream and strawberry festival planned at M E church Thursday evening June 16. Various local society notes, weddings, and school appointments follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elton Allen
Sheffield
John Thompson
Warren
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Sciota
M. E. Parsonage
Columbus Grange
Messenger
Jamestown
Will Carroll
Fern Munger
Fredonia Grange No.1
Mudge
Henry Allen
Lulu Covel
Millicent Morrison
Hazel Fox
Myrtle Ruland
Wilbur
James Humphrey
Corry
Corlis
Wrightsville Local Social News Update
Wrightsville notes show Cleon and Mrs Neer visiting Erie and North East after a week with relatives. Mrs Green to celebrate her 88th birthday with a card shower on June 28. Children’s Day program at MBE church, and local visits by Manford Barton, Zoe Westren, Fannie Munger, and Helen Arnold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wrightsville
Cleon Neer
Erie
North East
Mayville
J. A. McArthur
Albert Westren
Fannie Munger
Sherman
Caroline Green
Warren
Helen Arnold
Corry
Local Notes from Clarendon Society Roundup
Sam Milliard returned from California. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Beatty came home after visiting Friends in Youngstown and Butler. Marion Pressley was in Warren. Bert Campbell of Buffalo visited his mother Mrs. C. C. Campbell. Mrs. Walter Brigham left for Corry after a visit with her parents the Melvins. W. Kirkpatrick spent Sunday with Warren friends. Mrs. Henry Howard and Mrs. Kate Wilkins went to Allegheny Springs. J. C. Goal left for St. Louis on business. Mabel Simpson hosted the Girls Sewing Club at Shipman’s Eddy. Mrs. Larson and Mrs. Hurley were shoppers in Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Sam Milliard
California
J. C. Beatty
Youngstown
Butler
Marion Pressley
Warren
Bert Campbell
Buffalo
C. C. Campbell
Walter Brigham
Corry
al Melvin
W. Kirkpatrick
Henry Howard
Kate Wilkins
Allegheny Springs
J. C. Goal
St. Louis
Mabel Simpson
Simpson Cottage
Shipman’s Eddy
John Larson
Mary Hurley
Community Notes From Enterprise and Nearby Towns
June reports from Enterprise residents include Mr and Mrs Lewis Loveless visiting N J Brown and Grant Sharpe. Ella Allison visiting East Titusville. Joseph Sharpe and wife visiting daughter Mrs Charles Hawbaker in Titusville. Carl Green and Earl Green spent Sunday with N J Brown. Green brothers touring Shady Nook. William Woodworth broke his leg in the woods. Frank Brown, formerly of Enterprise, now in Oklahoma, runs a boarding house at Busyhead. Miss Bessie Bills visiting sister Mrs Fannie Wright. Miss Anderson and Orpha Proper to teach the Enterprise school next term. Grant Sharp and son Joseph visited Mr Chapel of Star. N J Brown visited Dr Stanford in Titusville. Eva Morse, Mildred Walbridge and Francis McDonald of Enterprise work in a Sherman New York factory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enterprise
Lewis Loveless
Pleasantville
N. J. Brown
Grant Sharpe
Ella Allison
East Titusville
Joseph Sharpe
Charles Hawbaker
Titusville
Earl Green
Carl Green
Green
Berkimer
Shady Nook
William Woodworth
Frank Brown
Ohio
Oklahoma
Busyhead
Bessie Bills
Fannie Wright
Anderson
Orpha Proper
Enterprise School
Grant Sharp
Joseph
Mr. Chapel
Local Social Roundup At Castle Hollow June 15
Mrs Clara Clifton Towns and guests frequent visits list social calls across Castle Hollow and Valley. Numerous neighbors including Miss Nina McCoy Miss Ada Strand and Miss Josephine Conklin are noted visiting relatives and friends. Preparations begin for the U B church children's day on June 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casle HoLnow
Clifton Towns
Sadie Grant
Nina McCoy
Jamestown
Mearl Fellows
Warren
Mary McCoy
Mabel Lauffenburg
Valley
Emogene Fellows
Westling
Maud Madigan
A. Reed
Ada Strand
Emma Strand
Agnes Conklin
Josephine Conklin
May Sumner
Eva Young
May Fox
Fox Hill
Lizzie Fox
Ralph
Henry Sears
Akeley
Charles Clark
Thurston Fox
Mae Sumner
James Whatford
Lewis Sears
Jefferson
Sugar Run Notes On Residents And Visitors
Sugar Run residents and visitors are listed with names such as John Wooster of Warren M B Arthurs Corydon J M Hook of Warren and Mrs David Holt helping care for her mother Mrs Brasington Lena Hoop Geo L Tome B M Palmer and daughter Mrs Orrie Preston Helen Arthur and granddaughter Thelma join a Warren visit George Foulkrod F E Nickerson and Harry Holt were in Warren for business C M Bergstrom serves as juror Walter Newton and family joined a Bradford excursion Mattie Flint of Eugene Oregon visits C M Bergstrom relatives say farming lags due to cold wet weather and some plant while others cultivate corn in a Sugar Run update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Run
John Wooster
Warren
M. B. Arthurs
Corydon
David Holt
Brasington
Lena Hoop
Geo. L. Tome
B. M. Palmer
Parkers Landing
Orrie Preston
Parker’s Landing
Preston
Helen Arthur
Tionesta
George Foulkrod
F. E. Nickerson
Harry Holt
C. M. Bergstrom
Walter Newton
Thelma
Bradford
Mattie Flint
Eugene
Oregon
Local social notes from Putnamville June gathering
Fred Drakes works on drawing bolts. N Muntz buys a New Perfection Oil cook stove. Velma Skinner visits. Wilson family host L D Wilson in Sinclairville. Lyle Porter family visit Warren. Grace Lindsey attends Literature Society Meeting at Lander. Hanson duo at Warren. Eda Wenzel visits Warren. Merritt Babcock family guests of Calvin Ellis. Mary Brown of Youngsville hosted by daughter Lyle Porter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnamville
Fred Drakes
N. Muntz
Velma Skinner
Russell
Charles Wilson
Sinclairville
L. D. Wilson
Lyle Porter
Warren
Grace Lindsey
Literature Society
Lander
C. Hanson
Eda Wenzel
Merritt Babcock
Calvin Ellis
Mary Brown
Youngsville
Local Visitors and Calls Across Region
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ladow were callers at Christ Nelsons on Sunday. W. L. Akley paid a pleasant call to A. H. Ladow Friday. C. D. Outrid did business at Rus sell Saturday. Martin Giltman of Corydon visited Sunday. Charles Martin of Limestone Pa is home visiting family. Mrs Christ Nelson and daughter Ellen visited Akeley Saturday. F. J. Cagle and wife of Warren visited A. H. Ladow recently. O. E. Headley and J. O. Lounsbury were Warren callers. F. A. Nelson did business at Warren recently. Mrs. Alice Kinney and son from Bradford are visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
A. H. Ladow
Christ Nelson
W.L. Akley
C. D. Outrid
Russell
Martin Giltman
Corydon
Charles Martin
Limestone
Ellen
Akeley
F. J. Cagle
Warren
O. E. Headley
J. O. Lounsbury
F. A. Nelson
Alice Kinney
Little Son
Bradford
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Saale
Matt
Hints for Farmers Water Needs by Animals
Water consumption by farm animals varies with diet, age and activity. Cattle may drink 30 to 100 pounds daily per head, horses 30 to 80 pounds for 1200 pound animals, and hogs show distinct rates with weight. Dietrich of Illinois reports hogs drinking about 14 pounds daily for a 200 pound pig, with two month old pigs at 12 pounds per 100 pounds live weight and eight month olds at 4 pounds per 100 pounds live weight. Professor J H Skinner notes Indiana data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietrich
Illinois
J. H. Skinner
Indiana
Water supply ideas for farm use
The Orange Judd Farmer notes that gravity from side hill streams or springs can yield abundant water for farmers. Wet drainage areas can become arable land when drained and water collected, providing a double benefit. If not available, a hydraulic ram or drilled well with windmill and storage offer workable solutions everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
Right Way to Veal a Calf
The article advises feeding vealed calves whole milk for two to three weeks, arguing this costs little overall and yields better results than skim milk. It notes early milk from the cow should only feed her calf, then gradual transition to skim milk with dry grain and a touch of blood meal.
Advantages of a Silo for Farm Feeding
Silage keeps young stock thrifty and fattening beef cheaper than dry feed while boosting milk and butter costs. It is easier to handle than dry fodder and prevents waste of cornstalks. Siloed feed uses less land, allows more animals on small plots, stores feed in rain, and provides winter succulence as the most economical method. Farm and Ranch urges silos have a prominent place on every estate.
Churning and Washing Butter Tips
The guide advises churning until butter globules are pea sized then draining buttermilk and washing with five times its weight in cold water. Smaller particles wash more thoroughly, allowing water to reach inside the mass and remove residual buttermilk, delaying rancidity.
Water for Bees
Beekeepers must provide abundant accessible water near the apiary. Change the water often and add a little salt occasionally. Place wood pieces in the water to give bees a landing.
Cultivating Early Celery Tips from Orange Judd Farmer
Cultivation of early celery requires thorough shallow work. Blanching methods include placing a tile over plants or wrapping with paper or boards to exclude light. Hilling soil along rows is not typical for early celery as summer heat tends to cause rot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange Judd
Care of Trees Seen Vital for Apple Supply
The article argues that America has ample bearing apple trees to meet domestic demand and allow large exports if farmers expanded orchards, noting many farmers halt after planting without realizing the orchard needs long-term care and development.
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