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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1962
Page
11
A garden water feature traced from ancient civilizations to Moorish Spain shows water running by gravity through half tile channels from a raised pool into a flush pool. A recirculating pump returns water to the start, with options for submerged or discreet exterior placement.
A Q and A column outlines cost free lawn practices, from installing a water system before paving a terrace to mowing clippings, shade effects on flowering plants, and a planted lip drain. It notes leaf and lawn maintenance guidance and offers booklet prices for ornamental shrubs and pruning guides.
A fragmented note highlights the 1963 All-America Roses honoring heritage and achievements. It mentions sending a self addressed envelope with a Royal stamp and a $80 for selections, with reference to a rose born over a century ago and tied to Peace in its parentage.
Valley City hosts a Sesqui Street Fair with focus on Peace rose descendants including Royal Highness Tropicana and Tropiiana, celebrating 193 AARS winners. The program features entertainment, street concessions, and a request for volunteers to assist at the cafeteria and with security, as well as a crime-related note about a pickpocket incident.
Emmanuel United Church of Christ in Valley City will observe Reunion Sunday with two services led by former pastor the Rev. Wilmer Grunwald during the town street fair weekend. The event brings back former members for fellowship, and the day includes church school at 9 am and a German choir number in honor of longtime contributors.
Fragmentary text describes a toad remedy and mentions surgeons applying it to stop bleeding and stimulate healing. References to royal highness and beauty are unclear, with multiple garbled phrases about pink beauty and shrine. The readable portion points to a medicinal use by surgeons rather than a clear historical event.
A Sag inaw Michigan church invites the community to a potluck and services after a search for safer foundry practices and new oil deposits. Rev Donald Schumaker urges attendance for fellowship. Upcoming choir rehearsals and Board of Christian Education meet at the church hall. St. Paul Lutheran resumes worship at 10 a.m. with Rev George Buck Jr delivering the sermon.
The column explains why tomatoes crack at the stem end during hot weather or rain and notes crack resistant varieties like Glamour. It covers fusarium wilt indicators, wilt resistant types such as Homestead and Surprise, and advises watering timing to prevent cracking. It also shares a homemade electric jug opener and a safe glass jug greenhouse method, plus garden notes on snapdragon rust, canna care, corn smut, power mowers, and composting.
UPI reports Agriculture Department projections show edible fats oils and oilseeds supplies rising to about 16.8 billion pounds in 1962-63 with higher beginning stocks near 2 billion pounds. Soybeans boost lard and butter output while exports of edible fats and oils are expected to reach or exceed 1961-62 levels.
New York UPI reports Superior Industries Corp. says about 500000 private homes now have varied sized pool tables for family recreation. The figure roughly doubles the count from five years ago.
Mrs Frank Granger Huntress widow of the late publisher and editor of the San Antonio New and Express died Thursday at Memorial Medical Center in San Antonio Texas.
Turkish scientist Prof. Emir Gurbaran has devised a simple rapid method to produce beet and cane sugar in the same factories. He continues work with a $30,000 grant from the United States to advance the process.
Garden lore shares how to make jelly from Mountain Dolgo crab apples and Mountain Ash fruit. It covers dealing with White Pine Weevil damage, jelly making steps, and care tips for Orchid Cactus and Epiphyllum varieties.
John Smith of South Amherst has been elected president of the Oberlin chapter of the Air Traffic Controllers. The vote results were announced by chapter officers and reflect leadership changes within the local aviation control group.
A blaze at Valley Yacht Harbor on West River Road at 1:15 a.m. totally destroyed a 30-foot Chris Craft boat owned by Elyria men James T. Gallagher of 234 Fourth Street and William Gwin of 155 Edison Court, which had been in dry dock for repairs.
Deika Research Corp reports a new liquid derived from polyethylene and urethanes can be mixed with sand to form sidewalks or patios as hard as cement, offering a cheaper alternative.
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