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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1954
Page
21
Wasp control tips from readers cover snail and slug damage to perennials and show how to trap and dust infestations. Advice on living Christmas trees notes fire safety, cost, rooting, burlap, and planting timing, plus care for red spider and other houseplant pests with spray recommendations.
Madison Wisconsin university engineer Prof Arthur H Easton urges drivers to first sense the road conditions before speeds rise and to embrace the responsibility that winter driving requires. He cites the need to adjust to icy surfaces and cautions against overconfidence on winter days.
The column explains that mild falls leave plant tissues unfrozen, increasing winterkill risk. forsythias lilacs and others may not bloom after mild falls. It also notes that dumb cane gutts water from leaves during watering, a natural but hard-to-prevent process, sometimes helped by air circulation.
Carlisle Grange plans a new hall location as Rt 20 widening next summer threatens parking. At a recent meeting the charter was draped for late secretary Cora Fesler. Members approved a $5 T.B. bond. projects include cotton kitchen curtains and apple sauce cake. Two Safe Driving Days contests were held during lecture hour.
The Grange hosts a tureen supper at 7 p.m. December 21 in conjunction with its Christmas party and regular meeting. An officers meeting will follow on Monday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Sherman Mason and Mellicent Gulgin. Lucille Webber notes Pedestrian Safety. Finland reports record cellulose output.
Avon Lake Neighborhood Girl Scout Association prepares for the third annual Christmas party with all 12 Avon Lake troops participating. The event aims to showcase troop projects and community involvement during the holiday season.
Tuesday event at Eastview School features hostess lines with Mrs Mager Enuniat Mrs Don Manning Mrs John Newman and Mrs Frank Simpson. Older Scout Members will prep tables and serve refreshments with Santa Claus present delivering gifts to the girls. San Francisco postman Charles W O Bries of San Jose received one year probation for failing to deliver addressed third class mail deemed junk by the judge.
Ralph W. Frabotta of Elyria and William Sabol of Grafton were admitted as members of the Norstein Friesian Association of America at a Brattleboro meeting. The organization is the world’s largest dairy cattle breeders registry with more than 45 000 members nationwide.
Berlin Heights Dale Frank Boner and Darrell Gaswood, enlisted in the Marine Corps together, have been discharged and returned home. Lawrence Johns spends three weeks in Manatee Station Florida. Burt Ochling William Gammie and Karl Harom attended the 24th Annual Fruit School at Ohio State University Wooster Station. A Whitby girl who threw a note in a horse into the sea last June received a reply from a German finder along the North German coast.
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