Information on Fruit Spraying Issued by Ohio Agent
Claude I Hummel Lorain County Agricultural Extension Agent issued guidance to 285 growers nationwide on fruit spraying. Dry weather raises codling moth and peach moth infestations. timing targets late July through August. A four pound dry lime or wettable sulfur spray plus three pounds calcium or manganese arsenate, eight pounds spray lime, and 100 gallons water is recommended. Lead arsenate provides moth control. nicotine sulfate can be added with arsenical substitutions. For peaches and plums apply a separate fungicide spray two weeks before maturity. do not mix arsenicals with these fruit trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude I. Hummel
Lorain County
La Grange Church Notes Highlight July Events
Revy John Wulliane of sVille will occupy the pulpit at the Penfield and La Grange Methodist churches on Sunday morning July 19. The Ladies Aid Society July meeting is postponed with the next session in August. George and Mrs Law hosted relatives for Kenneth Law’s birthday. Five Hundred club honors went to Mrs Opfer and Wilcox with Mrs McQuiston as third. The Opfers host July 20. Ben Smith and family plan a Southwest visit for health reasons after returning from New York and Pennsylvania. LaGrange families held a birthday party for twins Helen and Hazel with many guests and refreshments.
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John Wulliane of
sVille
Penfield
la Grange
Ladies’ Aid Society
Alva Spicer
Five Hundred Club
Harold Opfer
B. T. Wilcox
Tom McQuiston
Roy Pearce Waston
H. Opfer
Ben Smith
Cobbert
Mary
Southwest
New York
Pennsylvania
Mar LaGrange
Helen
Hazel
James
Day Pycraft
Eileen
Margare
Campbell
Mabel Ann Joof LaGrange
Ch.ard
George Hignett
North Ridgeville
Carl Ber
Gratton
Elmer Bucks
Antherst
Ernest Green
Patty
Pittsfield
H. J. Blaser
Lu Sharp
Lorain
G. J. Law
Buick Posts Record Domestic Deliveries in 1936 Half-Year Totals
Plints Mich July 18 Buick reports domestic retail deliveries for the first six months of 1936 more than doubled the same period in 1935. W F Hutsheder of Buick Motor Company notes 81,501 domestic deliveries January through June, with total deliveries including export at 186,163. June alone saw 16,464 domestic units, and production reached 16,290.
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Plint
Mich
Buick
W. F. Hutstader
Butch Motor Company
Canada
Hufsisederwald
Safety Emphasis at Chrysler Plant Spurs Quality
In Detroit Chrysler highlights safety to attract top workers and boost car quality. The firm built a model plant emphasizing efficiency cleanliness and safety for twelve years. Safety engineer Oscar Lehman notes education and safeguarding machines reduce hazards, with beltless drives cutting risks, though human caution remains essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Chrysler
Waller B. Chrysler
Yneork
Oscar W. Lehman
Chevrolet Sales Set New Records in 1936 Growth
In a report on the first six months of 1936 Chevrolet records show new highs across four months and for the second quarter and first half. William E. Haller, vice president and general sales manager, credited Chevy's nationwide dealer network of 19,000 for the surge. The item also notes a string of local social notices and visits in Wellington and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Wiliam E. Haller
Chevrolet Motor Company
Othet
Elyria Auto Club seeks safest drivers in national contest
Entries include T B Webb of Elyria with 650000 miles over 35 years without an accident and Co D Eisthardt with 945000 miles in 21 years. Others include Mrs Harper Smyth of Shaker Heights with 147791 miles in 15 years. Entrants must have 50 000 miles driven in ten years and no accidents or violations. The winner receives travel to New York for a two day clinic with drivers from 48 states and DC. Deadline extended to July 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Webb
Middle Avenue
Elyria
Elyria Automobile Club
American Automobile Association
Mr. Webb
Co. D. Eisthardt
Mosher Mead
Wickliffe
Ohio
New York
District of Columbia
United States
Oldsmobile Sets June Sales Record Across Month
Oldsmobile retail sales for June set a monthly record at 21,000 units, up 34 percent from June last year. For the first six months of 1936, sales totaled 110,845 cars, rising more than 28 percent year over year. July production runs at Lansing plants, with new buildings under construction to boost capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oldsmobile
D. BE. Ralston
Fisher
Lansing
Mr. Ralston
Residents and visitors update in Hecksville Williams County
Families and individuals are reported moving into and visiting Hecksville. Paul Wallin and family relocate from South Main to North Qlusted. Russell Heath visits his mother Lucille Wise in Belden. Otto Miller hires outside help. Crayton family from Cleveland visit. Glenn Hooper and son from Dayton rent Ben Smith home. Arthur Etter from Washington D C visits L F Gott. Lester McQuate rents rooms in Butler block. La Verda Gott Miller visits Portsmouth. Arthur Jones named superintendent of Hecksville schools.
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Church Street
Elyria
Paul Wallin
King House
South Main Street
North Qlusted
Russell WM. Heath
Lucille Wise
Belden
Otto Miller
Russell Crayton
Sons
Cleveland
Glenn Hooper
Dayton
Ben Smith
Hooper
Arthur Etter
Washington, D. C
L. F. Gott
Lester McQuate
the Butler
L. D. Miller
la Verda Gott
Portsmouth
Ohio
Arthur Jones
Hecksville
Williams County
Chinese Jewels Heist at Shanghai Dinner in Frisco
Shanghai loot valued at 53 000 000 jewels to be sold in the United States for the Chinese Republic, guarded by Egypt Carne and Police Lt. Carewe. A hotel dinner leads to a fatal shooting. the thief escapes through a rope entry while Egypt pursues via alley. Wong is killed. jewels stolen. Wu the secretary missing. officers scramble to cable Shanghai and collar suspects Brown and Wu as the investigation tightens.
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Lee Wong
San Francisco
United States
Apex Surety
Milligan
Egypt Carne
Carse
Carewe
Wong
Egypt
Eraf Lee Wong
Cyrene
Homicide
Wone
Lieutenant Ashley
Ashley
Eadh
Singapore
Shanghai
London
Paris
Frisco
Gypt
Young Wu
Ryker
Brown
Shin
Local 4 H Club Tour and Community Gatherings
The report lists county Four H Club members on a tour of Electrical Research labs in Cleveland and Linwood Evangelical youth events. It notes attendances at canning school in Elyria, Townsend convention in Cleveland, Oberlin road Grange meeting July 21, and visits by families and individuals to lakes, streets, and churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nela Pars
Cleveland
Marguerite Streickler
Cheater Sprague
Lois Eldred
Martan Lauer
Doris Minnich
Zelda Schramm
Margaret Palas
Janet Batis
Jean Simms
Robert Penfound
Melyin Q Griils
Leroy Gotra
Margaret Mason
Evgeneal
Edison Highway
Evangelical Churches
Linwood
Harry Lauer
Marian
C. N. Williams
Jane Mason
Canning School
Elytla
H. J. Hillier
Townsend
Carlisle Grange
Ridgeville
Jewell Smith
West Ridge Four-H Club Meets at Doris Minnich Home
The West Carlisle Four-H club Jolly Hustiare held a Thursday meeting on July 14 at Doris Minnich’s home. Members discussed the fall call and named favorite sports, with attendees responding to the agenda and planning activities.
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West Ridge
West Cariisle
Jolly Hustiare
Doris Minnich
Favorita Sport
Ihr Busi
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs Bertha Hand at Methodist Church
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the Methodist church for Mrs Bertha Hand wife of Samuel Hand. Rev Norrig officiated. She was a devoted member at Sunday school. Her husband and three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Bertha Hand
Samuel Hand
Methodist Church
Norrig
She M. KE
Acd
Bootstrap politics and the Roosevelt platform critique
An observer analyzes the Republican platform at Cleveland, warning that its balanced budget pledge clashes with federal aid proposals and new deal ambitions. The piece notes contradictions in taxation, unemployment relief, farm support, and trade policy, urging voters to weigh federal versus state roles and avoid stampede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Births and travels noted in Nova area announcements
Daughters and one son survive, burial in Nova cemetery. Nova band schedules Wednesday concerts all summer. A platform was built on the vacant northeast square corner. Mrs Bud Norris visited Ohio Caverns and southern Ohio. Mr Donald Crumrine and Karl Vanville spent a week in West Fayette. William Young returned home. Junior Young accompanied them and goes near Rochester. Mrs W A Muche visited sister Mrs Beebe of North Olmsted who is convalescing. Mr and Mrs Tromas Campbell and family moved to Wellington. Greenwich to Mytta Smith property. Mr and Mrs Charles Keith announce the birth of a son born Wednesday afternoon. Mrs Elizabeth Richards visiting sisters Rebecca Mobley and Nina Bishop and brother Kempton and family at Hillsdale Mich. Mr and Mrs C F Miller and family of Columbus visiting their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nova
Bud Norris
Ohio Caverns
Ohio
Donald Crumrine
Karl Vanville
West Fayette
William Young
Junior Young
Rochester
W. A. Muche
Beebe
North Olmsted
Tromas Campbell
Wellington
Crater
Greenwich
Mytta Smith
Charles Keith
Elizabeth Richards
Rebecca Mobley
Nina Bishop
Kempton
Hillsdale, Mich
C. F. Miller
Columbus
EB. EB. Miller
Amputation Follows Injury at Samaritan Hospital
E. F. Mitler was taken to Samaritan Hospital at Ashland on Sunday for treatment and observation. Wednesday morning his left leg was amputated above the knee. Miss Ruth Jarrns of Ruggles spent several days this week with Miss Jessie Biddinger.
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E. F. Mitler
Samaritan Hospital
Ashland
Ruth Jarcnbs of
Ruggles
Jessie Biddinger
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K. V. Law
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F Ofmer
Medina
Ailen Carmen
Electa Buttles
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Alan Smith
W. G. Wilson
Hetty Carmen
Ida Grace Pomeroy
Leonard Dean
Vincent
Frank Pierce
Clyde Beaver
Margaret
C. H. Opter
Kate Campbell
Ruth Gott
Mrs. Whitney
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Lora Jean Forbush
Alliance
Bird Wilcox
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Dorothy Little
Virginia
Simms
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Schramm
Harriette Mason
Betty Millier
Margaret Patlas
Marian Lauer
Esther Seekins
Patricia Fowl
Kathryn Stung
Ess
Doris Minaidi
Marguerite Jane
Thelma Warner
Lee Foster
Theodore Grills
Cornelius Smith
Edson Highway
Ernest Minor Patterson
American Academy of Political and Social Science
Nova Cemetery
Rou
Tedar
Fe Clearwater
St Hallowell Maine
Wall Street Journal
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Piha
Penrich Motor Oil
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Refnery
Goodrich
Azrre
Motorola
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