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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1925

Page

5

Entomologists Use Parasites to Save Hawaii Sugar Crops

In Honolulu dated January 23 daily notes John E F Stone reports entomologists at the Hawaiian Sugar Centers Association using parasites to control leafhoppers and other pests threatening sugar cane. Introduced parasites have nearly eliminated leafhopper, with wire worm and army worm also diminished. ongoing search for cane borer solutions continues. Vocational training in Hawaii impresses survey leaders J C Wright and Dr C H Lane who say local labor prospects are strong.

John EF. Stone Honolulu Hawaii Bobby Burns Sugar Centers’ Association Territory of J. C. Wright C. H. Lane Federated Board of Vocational Training Hawaiian Islands Lane Hawaiian

Sugar cane farms promise island wealth and new labor solutions

Dr Lane notes a boy with 20 acres of sugar cane can clear 1000 to 2000 dollars yearly and live at home, contrasting with typical US earnings. Hawaiis push to ease immigrant delays is endorsed by Governor Farrington and Immigration Commissioner Husband. Boy Scouts of Honolulu logged 21,575 hours in 1924, with the lowest cost per Scout in the US. University of Hawaii girls learn archery with long range English bows, guided by Miss Josephine Hutchinson.

Lane United States Washington W. R. Farrington Hawaii W. W. Husband Farrington United Boy Scouts of Honolulu Sam Robley Robley University of Hawaii Josephine Hutchinson Grinnell College Wellesley

Henrietta Community News Highlights Local Visits and Events

A long list of Sunday and weekend visits includes Mr. and Mrs. Louis H. Dellefield and son Maynard with other relatives in Axtel and Oberlin. The W C T U met at Henrietta school with good attendance. Grange installed new officers and served a chicken supper. Twin boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve Grisaler on Monday Jan 19. Various residents traveled to Elyria Oberlin Amherst and Cleveland for business visits and social calls.

Henrietta Louis H. Dellefiald Maynard Harold Buchs Keith Christ Kropf Axtel Fred Latteman North Olmsted Leon Mapes Elyria Chas. Mapes P. H. Latteman Oberlin Berniece Kropf Arte Harold Bechstein George Krieg William Jaeger Art Wangerine Mary Ackerman Mittawanga Edd Christ Cleveland Bertha Latteman George Dellefield Henrietta School Louis H. Dellefield Martha Dellefield John Born Emma Heidt Conrad Saltzman Camden Jeannette Born Leonard Buchs Peter Buchs Fred Bauman Will Bohn John Bohn Jr Walter Schuster Brownhelm Henry Date Dorothy Krieg Leona Ward Amherst Charles Dickel Ceylon J. H. Dunn John Bauman Henrietta Hill Herman Portman Farmers Institute Florence Fred Reiner Dorothy Ruth Wind Avon E. N. Walker Harold Coates John Reser Steve Grisaler Dorothy Beiner Arthur West Fred Gasser South Amherst Fred Beiner Grange Henry Gleisner Katherine Weisman John Unger Cherry Walter Schulte James Martin Sophia Pippert Miss Buck Wellington Frank Kelble Toledo Marcella Sherwood Fred Duahham Harold Staples Lena Gleisner C. H. Currier

Local Social Notes Include Visits and Birth Announcement

The Missionary Society met at her home on Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Roy Martin and family visited Lorain on Sunday. Joe Mitten and Clair Ruppert spent the weekend at homes in Polk and Millersburg Ohio. Mrs Henry Gleisner visited New Oberlin with the Gleisners. Word comes that Mrs Cora Robingon Wilford has a new son born January 18 at her mother Mrs Tom Wilford’s home in Arkansas. Mrs Emma Held is staying with Mrs Harry Decker’s family in Elyria.

the Missionary Society Roy Martin Lorain Joe Mitten Clair Ruppert Polk Millersburg Henry Gleisner Charles Gleisner New Oberlin Cora Wilford ‘Robingon Tom Wilford Arkansas Emma Held i Harry Decker Elyria

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