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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1962
Page
10
The column covers late season bed care trimming spent blooms and sanitation. It shares a trench rooting method for evergreens with 80 percent take, discusses living flowers versus funerals, and recommends grape varieties Niagara Caco and others. It explains raspberry layering, lawn mowing direction, pear picking rules, and growth chemicals Phosion D for dwarfing mums.
An advisory piece on ground cover use in shade, slopes, and narrow strips with pattern beds. It covers edging, planned layouts Plan A and Plan B, and tips on erosion control using oats and sod strips plus plant features like Pieris japonica.
Ned Romero, a tall baritone and versatile singing actor, shuns publicity and pushing his career despite high demand in Southern California. Born in Franklin Louisiana, he blends Spanish, French, and possible Indian heritage and has starred in The Most Happy Fella and South Pacific. He trained at LSU and performed in operas like La Bohème Carmen and La Traviata.
Green thumb readers ask about brown buds on gladiolus from thrips and treatment with DDT or chlordane. They also seek year round blooming for gloxinia and storage guidance, plus grape layering and cuttings for new vines with winter soil covering.
Frank Byers Jr a 21 year old Columbus man tested the hydroplane Miss DeSoto on the Scioto River when steering failed at 140 mph the craft struck a tree and overturned spilling rims but the driver escaped serious injury The $10000 speed machine set a 152 mph record previously and will be shipped to Virginia for repairs Byers had won the Columbus Dispatch Charities Regatta last year and hoped to race again this weekend
SANTIAGO Chile United Nations estimates Latin America will need 34 percent billion dollars by 1970 to fund an educational development plan drafted in Santiago The goals include raising primary school enrollment from 82 percent to 100 percent high school from 17 percent to 40 percent and colleges from 12 9 percent to 5
A listings page details service times and activities for multiple Amherst congregations including Amherst Baptist, Amherst Methodist, Congregational, Church of Christ, St. Paul Evangelical Lutheran, St Peter United, St Faith Baptist, St Joseph Catholic, Foursquare Gospel, First Evangelical United Brethren, Westminster United Presbyterian, South Amherst Church of the Nazarene, and South Amherst First Methodist. Entries cover sermon times youth groups choir rehearsals Bible studies and special services.
Oberlin Planning Commission reviews a proposed park zone along Plum Creek from Spring Street to the west limits. The Recreation Commission urges park interspersed zones as growth continues and directs that only recreation serving buildings be allowed in park zones.
New York builder Daniel Chait warns that closing windows may not prevent damage in storms. He advocates open venting to let wind pass through, outlines ground-anchoring methods like taproot pilings or floating boat foundations, and stresses tying all elements with metal plates and bolts to resist wind and water forces.
The Oberlin Municipal Court lists defendants and outcomes. Hager and Filak face $10 fines for bill passing and stop sign violations respectively. Worcester pays $10 for a stop sign offense while Jackson owes $5 for no mud flaps. Robinson faces pending Aug 30 decision after pleas on reckless operation and hit skip. Gonsales and Williams have cases heard or found guilty or taken under advisement with various charges.
Amherst resident Stanley N. Gerron twenty one of 642 Autumn Drive was slightly injured in a truck crash on Jackson Street. He lost control and hit a telephone pole causing 175 in truck damage and 25 to the pole. He was charged with failure to have his vehicle in control and to appear in the mayor's court on Saturday Aug 18.
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