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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1927

Page

10

Hotbeds Grow as Practical Garden Boost in Homes

Hotbeds are spreading nationwide and new heat supplied frames attract interest. A six by twelve frame can yield about 1000 cabbage or cauliflower plants with early lettuce and tomatoes highly profitable under glass. Modern experiments with synthetic manure promise simpler heat solutions for future hotbeds.

Local Folks Attend Events Across Elyria and Amherst

Henrietta notes April 8 as William Jaeger visits in South Euclid with George Jaeger. Social rounds include flower show in Cleveland guests, church society meetings, and many neighbors visiting in Amherst Berlin Heights Oberlin and Elyria.

Henrietta Wiliam Jaeger South Euclid George Jaeger Henry Gleisner Fred Punham Obertin Cleveland Earl Sanders Marie Sanders Janet Brown Charles Goodrell Amheret O. C. Sanders Carl Bates Kamuly Pund Mia Arthur Gelgenheeimer Elyria W. Walker Jrs E. M. Walker Vincent Oberlin E A. Walther Agans Harold Coats Charles Dickel Bertin Heights Memorial Hospital Norwalk The Ladies’ Aid Society of the

Avon Tre ne Gougil visitors attend Cleveland flower show

Mrs Chas Wagner, Miss Theresa Wagner, Mrs Geo Miller, Mrs John Teri vern and the Misses Mary and Irene Gough visited the Cleveland flower show last Friday. About twenty of the friends of Mrs Marg gave her a party in Homer for her 57th birthday on Wednesday afternoon. Mr John Terveen and Mr Ed Webb attended the dedicatory service at the Vets Baptist Temple in Cleveland Sunday evening. Mrs Louis Kethm of Cleveland has returned home after.

Leo Kimmel Oberlin Anna Wyttenbach Vergon Whitney Kiptoo Wit Yung Becker Elyria Mary Becker Whitney Albert Snyder Cathaine Amenhauser Public Auditorium Cleveland G. M. Snyder I~ Brown Berlin Heights Henrietta Otto Knoble Eleanor Madaline Mitchell Anna Wiitenbach Ada Kinsley Ashland College Clit Kinsley Ed Belner Avon Fred Beiner Anna Kempney Mr. Templeton Clare Wilcox Joberlin M. B. Peabody Florence Rosa Ray Sick Brown- Inelm Harry Jones John Hostetler John Guisendoerfer Amherst Manuel Ladrach Ruth Court Will Heidrich Frank Derg This Place Philip Battenhouse C. H. Curriar Frank Page Joe Mitten Harold Coats Wallace Court Weary Altmiler Phiilip Batten Je. W. Washburn William Jaeger Dave Bonnet Ray Brown Adam Angersbach Phyllis Knooble Houe Vernon Whitney Kipton Joan Walter Community Hospital Berea Will Rosa Duan Bates Amy Becker Joe Wand Lucile Elyria Ghoppers Adalina Dorothy Becker John Hostettler Robert and Paul Victor Akron P. H. Ehrber Effie Behringer Lakewood Joe Tenoble Henry Glessner Laverene Whitney Rogatsky Northern Ohio District Conference Tie Aliza Apellingsworth Chanery Lantz Leon Hopkins Birmingham Mead Petty Evangelical Church Maud Bail Adiherst G. P. Wilford Henry Glemner Chan. Dickel Dorothy Krieg Philip Englebry Vermitton Elizabeth Sanders Melvin Sanders Sanders Sorg Wilton Dawley Truth Hubert Ashley Oberin the .M. Norton FT. W. Betchler Misa Veronica Bink Lorain Raymond Schaefffer N. W. Blackwell S. G. Clifton Rachel Hancock Morning Glory Club Lawrence Heckle H. Mittendorf Woon Andrew Mittendorf HW. M. Norton Ashton Dodd Bay Village Mary Brooks Trene Alten Avon High School South Amherst LaGrange Lorain County Chas. Wagner Theresa Wagner Geo. Miller John Terivern Mary Irene Gough Mra Marg Homer John Terveen Edw. Webb Tievets Baptist Temple Louis Kethm

Clock five minutes fast saves 200 workers in Buenos Aires

In Buenos Aires on April 8, two hundred workers escaped a fatal blast when a factory clock was five minutes fast. They left the drug manufacturing plant five minutes early, and the building was wrecked by a territe explosion just after. The article notes the United States coastline as 48,838 miles.

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