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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1960
Page
9
Advert reads about grape vines valued for leaves tendrils and beauty used as decorative motifs by artists. It promotes a booklet with details and prices, requests a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover costs, offers other booklets on ornamental shrubs and trees with prices 7 to 10 cents.
John Varga will answer gardening questions at The Chronicle Velegram office tomorrow from 10 to 11:30 am. He will help with crabgrass pests dust and other homeowner problems offering practical advice to readers seeking relief.
The county commissioners established soil survey quarters renting space for 40 dollars a month to scientists Robert Roseler and Neil Reeder. The $75,000 acre survey began last week and aims to finish in five years with tests performed at Ohio State University.
A reader lists shrubs with strong autumn color such as Euonymus alatus compacta Viburnum carlesii and related varieties. Advice covers planting now, container and burlap sales, and notes on avoiding root damage when removing vines and using weed killers. Also mentions diseases in strawberry plantings and Verticillium wilt as a cause of summer dieback.
This piece offers at home plant care and weed control tips. It covers rooting cuttings in water and soil mixes, using weedkillers like 2 4 D and brush killers, and moving or dividing peony and poppy plants. It notes timing through fall and mentions transplanting and root management.
Experts advise mowing, timely reseeding, and coordinated lawn care to curb crabgrass spread. Jar Watson remarks on using weed-prevention strategies and community action to stop seed dispersal, noting peak infestation in July and August and fall benefits from proper bagging.
South Amherst Merry Maids gathered at the Mike Gildeen home for a hardhure evening attended by eleven members and a guest Mrs Henry Brucker. Mrs Clarence Farey led a devotional about the life of Joensen Vincent Peale. Miss Martha Schneider to entertain at the Gildzen home on Tuesday September 8 at 8 pm.
Sup Walter Harris reports Wellington High School repairs are progressing well. A partition between rooms WU and 220 has been removed and plaster areas are to be painted. Plans for a formal opening at the newly built elementary school on Union Street are outlined for September.
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