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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
2
Readers discuss rhubarb problems including leaf toxicity on rhubarb plants and advice on fertilization. The column covers beetle damage curculio, fertilizing with 10-10-10, watering, soil leaching, and delaying harvest or freezing until spring to avoid root burn and to preserve next year’s crop.
Seven Erie County 4 H Club members will attend the One 4H Congress September 14 18 at Ohio State University Columbus Ohio. The event aims to foster government appreciation leadership and friendships among 4 H members with speakers discussions and tours.
Erie County Education Association hosts an all day session at Perkins High School on September 4. Dr Gene Stanley from Ohio State University speaks on Creating Student Responsibility, with remarks on elementary and secondary education.
This text discusses choosing hedge plants for various landscape roles such as barriers, boundaries, and visual background. It notes that few plants meet all needs and recommends tall or small hedge varieties, with emphasis on plants that remain near desired size and cautions against thorny hedges in fall locations. It also mentions Mentor barberry as a recommended spiny option.
A horticulture note outlines hedging options with plant types like van Houtte spirea forsythia and hedges in informal or formal forms. It notes hemlock and yew as versatile hedge choices usable in tight shearing and various shapes. A Spartan rose informal hedge frames a front door contrast in foundation plantings. A Q A section suggests bone meal fertilizer for irises at four pounds per 100 square feet.
Lorain County Fair listings show Shortham Wil lam B Simon Wellington sweeping all classes in Hereford. Ed June of New London and Riverdale Angus Farm top junior and summer categories, with Rutland based winners across multiple cattle divisions. Norwalk Huron Soil Conservation District hosts hay show. police.
Hollywood reports Burl returns to public life as a conservation aide on the Marsh Run Watershed project at Celeryville with Jerry Ives replacing Scheid. The text also catalogs a long list of household and floral arrangements tied to Wellington and surrounding towns, including plantings and crafts entries.
A column discusses saving the American elm through pruning and management, noting various elm stock types and plant health strategies. It also covers water witching, tomatoes, and practical winter safeguards for plants.
Avon Lake group convenes at 8 pm September 11 at 195 Parkwood Dr home of Mrs Chester Ahola with co host Mrs Richard Meyer. Discussions include the constitution the 1963 64 program and ways and means projects.
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