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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1932
Page
14
The Grange drives Bicentennial celebration through extensive community projects. Members plant shade trees, hold bird lectures and walks, and organize bird protection efforts under Migratory Bird Treaty Act reforms. National Grange urges local action and supports advisory board reorganization with district representatives.
Agricultural expert T H Parks of Ohio State University explains methods to remove red and black ants. Trace nests by observing marching workers, lure with sugar, and use boiling water or carbon disulfide in lawn nests. If nests are inaccessible, use poison baits with arsenic in syrup, kept in childproof, accessible containers.
The Grange presses a broad tax reform agenda in a dozen states, seeking lower farm and village property taxes, reduced salaries, end to public swaps, and consolidations to cut expenses. In Pennsylvania they oppose bond issues and push bureau abolitions, while Massachusetts pursues biennial sessions and a statewide referendum to cut state spending.
The bacterial wilt of sweet corn known as Stewart's disease is as widespread this year as last. R C Thomas of the Ohio Experiment Station reports infection spreads from diseased seed, with wilt starting at leaf tips and rapidly spreading. Remove infected plants and burn. infected soil may harbor bacteria for years.
The Mexican bean beetle survived winter in large numbers and is damaging carden beans across Ohio. To curb the outbreak, calcium or magnesium arsenate sprays or dusts are advised, with specific mixing and lime adjustments, applied every 10 days and final wash before table use.
Valley City brief items note John Mack and family visiting Ludington Michigan with Mrs Mack staying. Rentals change as Helen Stoskopf rents to Nick Andra from Cleveland. Cleveland visitors Fred and Mrs Mabauer stay over Fourth with Clara Bert. Reusch family from Cleveland visit with parents. Cyrus Day buys Clarence Light’s farm and will move soon. Kornmeyers greeted by hundreds on return from wedding trip with refreshments. Bauer family travels to California for Rainbow Division reunion July 13 to 15 in Los Angeles. Local youths visit Chippewa Lake cottage. Stebel and Sims return from Cleveland. Clyde Fauchter visits from Cleveland. Dorothy Gunkleman to wed Aldis Morlock.
Chapter 51 follows Tom and companions planning a tank swap to command faster craft. After a night battle with enemy boats, they repair the Flash and plot a dawn dash toward Tarea while dealing with nerves, romance, and the risks of a naval expedition.
on Wednesday at two o'clock the wedding of the couple was held at Zion's Lutheran Church. Miss Lydia Depenbrock of Melvin Kansas and Harry Morlock of Cleveland were attended by ushers George Gunkleman Jr and Walter Spice. The bride wore white and satin with pink and white decor, and the couple left for a Washington D C trip then plan to reside in Abbeyville.
Jacques A. C. Charies of France pioneered hydrogen inflation for balloons and made the first public ascent in such a balloon in December 1783.
West Ridge July 7 brief notes Mrs J H Penfound and son Harlan and granddaughter Ardith Caywood visited Theodora Penfound and infant at Elyria Memorial Hospital. Several local families and visitors from Pittsburgh Ohio and Cleveland joined weekend calls and Fourth of July gatherings with residents along the Oberlin road and Amherst area.
Theodora Arndt, a middle aged farmer, traveled with his pet lamb Snookie through Detroit on a trip from Watertown, NY to Coon Valley, WI. He claimed he walked most of the route and the nine week old lamb followed like a dog as they tramped the city streets.
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