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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1942
Page
2
Extension agent C. J. Hummel warns northeastern Ohio fruit growers to begin spraying now for the summer moth brood. Peak activity arrives in August, so early control of both codling moth and apple scab is advised. recommended mix includes sulfur, arsenate, hydrated lime, zinc sulfates, and water.
A fragmented radio schedule from Troy details planned programs and speakers for July 3 including mentions of Troy, Lewes, and Geena Stowe. It lists various presenters, times, and stations with references to local organizers and events though much is garbled.
Hollywood column recounts Jimmie Fidler and peers amid headlines about Stardom and wartime romance. Notes Leaping careers, contract frictions, and vivid studio life with references to Victor Mature Katharine Hepburn and Gale Page.
A jumble of local social items mentions Mrs Donald Henry and Jane Stared visiting and attending events. Francis Leachan of Day is cited, and Mrs Walter and Lethe Steviex are noted in family and social circles. A hostess shower for Lictruce Livermore highlights home life and a delivery service ad appears among reflections on a neighborhood gathering.
Suburban society notices list Avon event tonight at 60 pm the Methodist church social and class meetings at Carlisle Friendship class and Gileaners class. Saturday potluck dinner Sugar Ridge domestic 4-H club projects and a later hocan. Sunday Wise reunion at Herman Wise home with Belden and nearby communities attending. Mineral production context noted for Oslak region.
Sunday visitors to the Townsend home included Mr and Mrs Arnold Mayes of Sullivan Mrs Cas Johnson and Daughters Mare Forte and Juan of Elyria and Florence and Glenn Simonds of Westlake. The Wellers and Lanatharpes visited the Welters of Lucar Bridge. In the evening the Wellers were guests of the Lanatharpes. Others included Mr and Mrs W F Lathall of Norwalk and son Ralph recently discharged from CCC Camp Mammoth WVellawstone Park, LA. Miss Phyllis Moon returned from Cleveland after a week with her sister Miss Mahony Moon. Mr and Mrs Wold Heecher visited Walter and family in Baton Rouge LA planning a two week stay as Walter Jr prepares to enter the United States. Harry Jackson of Indian Gap Pa visited his parents on Ford Road. Miss Grace Gauden of Cleveland stayed with the Broans for a few days. Arthur Dennis Bryden was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Bryden, named after Leona Gubeno. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fotthoteri Dolly Priebel named their Attleton Ronald Jonson. The PL Chambers home on Gull Road hosted the third annual Johnson family reunion. A short business meeting elected new officers: President Henry Crozer and Farie Johnson.
Extension agent Hummel warns growers in the county that wet conditions favor brown rot in peaches this year. A preharvest sulfur spray or dust is important and should be applied seven to ten days before harvest. If rain occurs during this window additional applications are needed. Peaches passing grading equipment should be dusted with sulfur, and untreated fruit is likely to spoil before reaching consumers.
Don Ameche co stars with Henry Fonda and Lynn Hart in The Stage nificent Dope now playing at the Capitol theatre. Ameche shines as a high pressure salesman in this clever comedy and handles any role with skill.
The Lincoln theatre will present a double feature and open a new serial on Friday and Saturday. The first chapter is Gang Busters titled The League of Murderers and the lineup also includes Bullets for Bandits and Youre in the Army Now as features.
State College Pa, Dr George S Howard of Penn State and Major Howard Bronson led a new easy key arrangement of the national anthem. Letters from musicians civic teachers and area readers poured in with appreciation. The program continues with performances at Crozer home on Ford road and at local venues Sundays in July.
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