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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1931

Page

3

Four Lorain rock gardens a county tour planned

Four Lorain County rock gardens will be visited by participants in the rock garden division of the home beautification project on May 12. Miss Alice Bird says the tour will be guided by Victor H. Ries of Ohio State University, starting at 1 a.m. with a visit to Mrs. Fred Tatteman’s garden west of Wileni?etta and then Harv Calvert’s Gulf Farms to show flat rock usage and garden development over time.

Lorain County Rock Gardens Rock Garden Alice Bird Victor H. Ries Ohio State University Fred Tatteman Wilenrietta Vistors Harv Calvert Gulf Farms

Garden Tour Highlights Open to All in Wellington Area

An afternoon program begins 1 30 with visits to Mrs Etella Prindle east of Columbia Station and a newer garden. At 3 30 the group will meet at John Hughes Wellington garden to show decorative hardheads. Ries will give an evening talk for the Jockey Club of Wallington at Town Hall. A large group plans to tour gardens, open to all interested, regardless of enrollment, per Miss Bird.

Etella Prindle Columbia Station John Hughes Wellington Ries Jockey Club of Wallington Miss Bird

Price Outlook From Ohio Farm Economist

Farm economist L H Barnes of Ohio State University summarizes price trends. Hog prices are not expected to rise much due to ample supplies and slow demand. low grade cattle prices may dip less than usual in April and May. Butter prices may decline less than last year as consumption rises and economic activity improves. Ohio farm labor wages are expected to fall as labor supply exceeds demand by about 4 to 1.

Ohio L. H. Barnes Department of Rural Economics Ohio State University Apri Barnes Onco

Suggestions for Poultry IIa from Ohio State University calendar

The Ohio State University poultry calendar offers May page remedies for roundworms and flatworms in poultry. It notes effects such as emaciation, lethargy, anemia, paralysis, and blindness from infections, and details common worms like large intestinal roundworm, pinworm, and tapeworms. Prevention includes housing away from old hens, fly screened facilities, dry milk to deter flies, and regular fall and spring treatments when parasites are present.

Ohio State University Lorain County Oho

Radio Speakers To Discuss Corn On Farm Night

Ohio State University will broadcast Farm Night talks Monday from Station WEAQO from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Three of ten talks will cover corn production with topics on cultivation cost and tractors. Other subjects include potato yields, home economics for farm girls, small fruits, and spring questions in horticulture by university agriculture specialists.

WEAQO Ohio State University Ohio

Advisors Attend Training School in Lorain County

Twenty one Girls Four H Clothing Club advisors attended a one day training at Elyria Savings and Trust conducted by Miss Bertha M. Baker of Ohio State University. A second group of food club advisors met for similar instruction with Miss Alpa Garvin leading. Topics covered included club objectives, meeting planning, material selection, clothing choices for varying builds, color coordination, and project overviews for useful articles, summer wear, and winter wardrobes.

Lora County Elyria Savings and Trust Company Bertha M. Baker Ohio State University Alpa Garvin Lorain County Alice Bird

Egg production declines begin May on Ohio State calendar

Ohio State University agriculture calendar shows egg production per hen dropping from 21 in April to 20 in May and continuing downward to 5 in November before rising again. The yearly target remains 160 eggs per bird, but many Lorain County flocks ran above the standard in March with 11 of 24 flocks exceeding it.

Ohio State University College of Agriculture Lorain County Owilach

Explains Meaning of Four-H Clubs in Lorain County

Lorain County residents ask about Four-H Clubs and the four Hs Head Heart Hands Health. Miss Alice Bird explains the pledge, linking clearer thinking loyalty service and better living to club and country. About 770,000 youths nationwide belong to Four-H, aiming to prepare youth for farm life.

Gty Lorain County Alice Bird Extension Service United States Department” of Agriculture

Did You U Know Illustrated Question Box

R J Scott asks about one horsepower and explains lifting 23 000 pounds per minute. The piece lists Great Lakes sizes and depths, states with old age pension laws, and notes green gold composition. Spencer spends Sunday at C C Finkel home. Mrs Hertha Burkett visits.

Spencer C. C. Finkel Hertha Burkett

Lorain County Pomona Grange Meets Friday

Lorain County Pomona Grange plans a May 1 meeting at Henrietta School with about 140 to 190 members expected. The program starts at 10 30 a.m. and runs through the day, with a noon dinner. Details of the program have not yet been announced.

Lorain County Pomona Grange Pomona Henrietta

Huntington Social News Highlights Weekend Visits

Huntington Ohio residents hosted a parade of visitors and relatives from Elyria Wellington Mt Vernon Akron and Cleveland over the weekend. The notices list Mr and Mrs Ross Reno Leland Gantz Gloyd Wandles Chas Livermore and others visiting family in the area. Several illnesses and recoveries are noted as Mrs T H Lehman regains mobility after flu and pneumonia.

Huntington Ross Reno J. Ranking Leland Gantz Mt Vernon J. F Heiffner Bert Holdredge Akron C. Crile G. A. Handley Gloyd Wandles Aty Hiyria Leo Livermore Elyria Stelvin Coffin Dover Earl Brown Toledo Will June Grace Crile Wellington Erma Crile Harry Leininger Cleveland AM. C. Leininger O. W. Roberson Henry West Oo. F. Bender Martan Leonard Terry Barbara

Local Social Roundup From Spencer and Nearby

Spencer and nearby towns report a busy social scene with dances shows visits and family gatherings. Attendees include Norman Eiseman Ruth Eiseman Ruth Zuchey of Cleveland, Mr and Mrs Andrew Arndt, Ora Amnat of Sullivan, and many others visiting Spencer residents and returning from Akron Elyria Wellington and Cleveland. A fiftieth wedding anniversary celebrated for Geo Hart with a cake presented by A Kolbe.

M. G Katers Norman Eiseman Ruth Eiseman Ruth Zuchey Cleveland Beckley-Laughery Andrew Arndt Mrz Ora Atnat Sullivan Marlon Neel Spencer Marie Crile Nova Mondev Nova Elwyn New London Narry Reynolds Elyria R. A Cassell Jack Benerhoter Bowling Green John Smith O .I. Dirlam Cora Shepard Wellington Conrad Naegele Chas. Beers Chas. Wheeler Little

South Ridge Church Notes and County Home Services

South Ridge April 30 church notes report Sunday services at the church on May ird with Sunday School at 10 AM and Worship at 11 AM led by Pastor Rev. I. H Amore. Rev. Amore will conduct County Home services Sunday afternoon. Lloyd and Bert Amore of Co shocton visit their brother Rev. I. H Amore and family. Mr and Mrs Arthur Hiscox hosted guests Sunday.

South Ridge H Amore County Home Service I. H. Amore Lloyd Bert Amora Coshocton Rev. I. H. Amore Mrs Arthur Hiscox

Local Social Notes From Elyria and Nearby Towns

Mr and Mrs Peters and Dorothy Peters of Elyria attend meals with family. Bill Schroeder and kin visit Albert Schroeder in Elyria. Oberlin Grange guests include Knittle Beal Brang Dramm and Schaub. Arthur Erast and Madge of South Amberat visit Conrad Ernst Sundar. Annette Otto of Miyria calls on relatives. Elizabeth Fowl and Miriam visit Harald Schlechter in Henrietta. George Kaittic and William Ruth host in Brownhelm.

Bill Schroeder Mrs Albert Schroeder Elyria Oberlin Grange George Knittle Sadie Beal Brang Carl Dramm Fred Schaub Artthur Erast Madge South Amberat Conrad Ernst Sundar Annétte Otto Miyria Elizabeth Fowl Miriam Hafiand Schlechter Henrietta Gaeerge Kaittic William Ruth Brownhelm

Mrs Ansa Alleep Hosts South Amheret Gathering

Mr and Mee and Noleon Beckach entertained the labors to Bruce of Los Angeles and mother Mrs Ansa Alleep South Amheret on Wednesday, in a small social gathering reflecting community ties and family hospitality.

Mee Noleon Beckach Bruce Los Angeles Ansa Alleep South Amheret

Smoke Blamed For Crumbling BT Buildings In St Louis

A cryptic report assigns smoke as the cause of crumbling structures in St Louis. Rev Father Joseph Toilet of St Louis University provides explanation about acid-formed gases from smoke damaging mortar and internal materials.

Louis Father Joseph Toilet St. Louis University

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