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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1958
Page
7
Advice on extending strawberry yields through careful patch management and pruning. It covers two crop strategies, soil feeding, hedge trimming, and notes on rhododendrons and parsnips. It also explains iron availability in soils and the effect on plant health and foliage.
The Gospel Singers from the First Baptist Church Hamilton will perform at the New London Area Youth for Christ meeting in the New London School Auditorium at 7 45 p m on Tuesday. The group includes six businessmen and Allen Jewitt, church youth and music director. They have sung together for over two years.
An article suggests using discarded telephone poles from the local utility to create an unusual terrace surface. It notes that slabs cut from tree trunks could be used but would weather poorly unless treated with a wood preservative, which would take time.
A reader asks why Elyria area birch leaves turn brown and tops die back. The piece outlines three causes bronze birch borer thrips and die back, with controls including selective cutting, burning, and insecticide sprays. plus notes on tree vigor, drainage, pole maintenance, and fertilizer options.
Columbia The Columbial Jolly Juniors 4-H club met at Glenda Fish home with 16 members. They planned for Kelleys Island camp attendees and a Wednesday project completion deadline. Glenda Fish to attend Ohio Edison contest. two teams to compete in team events. A Lorain County Fair booth committee was named. Health and safety contest winners noted. Demonstrations planned for Brighton health meeting. Next meeting set for Wednesday at Glenda Fish home.
Trail Blazers and Busy Beavers 4-H members meet at Sue Blakeslee home to discuss Elyria parade for the citys 125th anniversary and a forthcoming 4-H horse show. Other clubs hold meetings across Columbia Station South Amherst Ridgeville and more with demonstrations, picnics, and upcoming events.
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