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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1919
Page
12
Ridgeville notes report Mr. and Mrs. Clyde McGinnis have purchased and moved to a fine farm at La Grange. The community bids them farewell as neighbors celebrate Thanksgiving and share local visits.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Vaneil Mrers on Sunday November 30 in St. Louis where they visited friends. George Chamberlin and family visited Mr. and Mrs Will Chamberlin. Mr and Mrs Frank Rogers hosted children from Columbia and Mr and Mrs G T Rogers of Grafton attended. A social will be held Thursday evening December 4 at the M B P parish hall inviting all.
Lorain All Service football team challenges Elyria for the county title after a 14 14 tie at Elyria last Sunday in front of 7 000 fans. A potential fourth meeting would reuse the same players from the Elyria game.
Horticulturist W. J. Green of the Ohio Experiment Station says past apple overproduction caused losses and low prices. Current Ohio yields meet over half the average crop, lifting wholesale apple prices to about 1 to 1.50 per barrel and 8 to 13 cents per pound retail. He cautions against large scale planting for current price levels but expects future apple prices to stabilize profitably for well chosen orchard varieties.
The last grange gathering drew good attendance and enthusiasm. Mrs. Rose presented a photograph album with scenes of friends including Clyde Rose her father Miss Jane Cole Ruth Ross and Clyde Crowell the bridegroom. Minister Lewis Munn discussed salary and donations while Margaret Rose drew attention for being too dressy. An upcoming Farm Institutes event lists Alfred W Place of Jefferson as a speaker in January 1920.
Mr. Pines, noted for organizing the Northern Ohio Dairy men’s Association, plans an institute in Ashtabula featuring talks on Cooperative Selling for Dairymen and Shall I Buy a Tractor. The event runs January 16 and 17, 1920, with attendees urged to prepare questions and participate in discussions.
A Kentucky pharmacist denounces dismissing catarrh cures and urges use of Mentholized Arcin with boiled water to treat nasal and throat inflammation. The remedy is recommended as a two week effort, gargling, snuffing, and spraying to relieve symptoms and prevent spread.
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