Fruit Growers Warned of Codling Moth Spread
Lorain County fruit growers are urged by C I Hummel to apply the first cover spray for codling moth curculio and apple scab around June 1. Hummel says codling moths have emerged in Lorain Wooster and early June hatching is expected. spray trees bearing fruit and protect new growth from scab with a sulfur lime mix and lead arsenate blend.
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Lorain County
C. I. Hummel
County Fruit Spray Information Service
Hummel
Lorain
Wooster
County Chorus To Sing At District Council Meeting
Lorain County farm women chorus of 44 members will perform at the Northeast Ohio District Home Extension Council meeting in Portage County on June 17. Rehearsals set for 8 p.m. Friday at Mrs. Harry Lauer’s West Ridge Road home. auditioning members invited.
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Lorain County
Northeastern Ohio
Portage County
Muss Frances Eckert
Ravenna
Kent
Britain Sets English Language Quota in Films Act
Britain enacts a Films Act requiring 12 percent of British films to be shown in English in theatres, aiming to boost English language production and exhibition nationwide. The policy targets cinema owners and distributors to ensure a minimum English film share.
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Britain
New Home Builders Advised To Care For Growing Trees
Builders should protect on site trees during grading and fills. Experts cite topsoil loss limits by age: 4, 6, 8 inches. adding up to 6 8 inches with aeration advised. Feed trees with balanced plant food to prevent starvation and disease.
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United States
Meetings Planned For Potato Growers In Lorain County
The Lorain County extension service potato committee will start a series of meetings for potato growers within two weeks. Meetings are set for Thursday in Ravenna and Ashland where committee members will hear a talk on marketing agreements and then relay the topic to other growers at subsequent gatherings.
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Lorain County
County Extension Service
Ravenna
Ashland
Four-H Members to Appear on WHK Radio Saturday
Lorain County 4 H club members Edna Lottman of East Carlisle and Harry Butler of LaGrange will be featured on a 12 15 to 12 30 p m broadcast from station WHK Cleveland Saturday. Miss Frances Eckert county home demonstration agent announced the program. The pair will present a demonstration on Four H Club demonstrations.
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Lorain County
WHK
Cleveland
Frances Eckert
Edna Lottman
East Carlisle
Harry Butler
LaGrange
Plant Vine Crops Late Is Advice
Garden guidance on when to plant vine crops like cucumbers squash pumpkins and melons. Details include soil and sun needs spacing for bush varieties and tips on timing to avoid frost with notes on varieties such as Italian marrow table queen and winter squash.
Ohio Poultry Field Day At Wooster Draws Four Tours
Poultrymen from Athens Highland Darke and Defiance counties plan tours to Wooster for the Ohio Poultry Field Day on Thursday July 28. Ohio State University expert C M Ferguson says talks cover pullet care housing disease and parasite control plus turkey hatchery and feed topics. Vocational and 4 H judging contests will open the forenoon program.
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Ohio
Wooster
C. M. Ferguson
Ohio State University
Athens
Highland County
Darke County
Defiance County
Ferguson
Hybrid Corn Tests Set for Lorain County Farms
Hybrid corn tests to judge suitability for Lorain County will be conducted on several farms this year. C. J. Hummel announces the program with Henry Leimbach and J. J. Gerhard testing five hybrid sweet corn varieties on their farms. Leimbach planted in May, Gerhard completed last Saturday, with yield and earliness measured and comparisons to ensilage corn planned on the Dickason and Litchfield farms. Glenn Hobbs will compare a hybrid variety with about 1.5 acres of a popular corn variety.
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Lorain County
C. J. Hummel
Henry Leimbach
J. J. Gerhard
Leimbach
Gerhard
C. E. Dickason
E. K. Litchfield
Glenn Hobbs
Warns Against Unwise Saving On Fruit Sprays
Dr. H. C. Young of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station warns orchardists about unwise saving on sprays. He urges watchful waiting, spraying if scab appears, and notes weather dictates sour cherry leaf spot treatment. He cautions dry seasons need little spraying while wet seasons risk next year’s crop.
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H. C. Young
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Apple Tree Borer Inspection Urged
C R Cutright of the Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station at Wooster urges inspecting young apple orchards at least twice yearly to prevent damage from the round headed apple tree borer. He notes injuries mainly to 3 to 10 year old trees and recommends June checks, cutting out borers with minimal bark loss, painting wounds, and wrapping trunks with paper or cloth from late June to September to deter egg deposition.
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C. R. Cutright
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Cover Is Suggested For Steep Orchards
Experience growers on steep slopes favor dense smooth soil covers to prevent erosion. Plowing under such growths to adopt cover crop rotation invites erosion and poor reseeding results. Bluegrass proves the most durable cover, with Ohio trials showing 25 to 35 years of steady growth on undisturbed ground and no crop loss in apples on steep orchards.
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Ohio
F. H. Ballou
Horticultural Department
The
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Christmas Tree Stays In Place At Mrs Cesare Home
A Christmas tree remains at the home of Mrs. Cram Cesare in Dillonvale. She intends to keep the tree until its needles begin to fall.
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Dillonvale
Farming Facts Worth Knowing By Willard Bolte
Henry Wittmers house of Saunders County Nebraska built a forage rack from old bed spring frames and strap iron. Stringers and cross-pieces came from an auto junk yard. Total material cost was 23.25 dollars and the rack weighs 1400 pounds not counting the truck.
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Henry Wittmers
Saunders County
Nebraska
Cleaning spray pipes with hydrochloric acid solution
New Zealand Plant Research Station recommends using one part hydrochloric acid to nineteen parts water to remove spray residue from stationary orchard sprayers. Mix in a wooden barrel, run through the system until color appears, then flush with water to finish.
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New Zealand
Control of the pear midge in New York orchards
The New York Experiment Station says the sole control method is killing adults before egg laying. In New York orchards this requires spraying at the first hint of pink on the earliest blossoms. Best spray mix is three fourths to 1 pint nicotine sulphate per 100 gallons of Bordeaux lime sulphur summer oil or soap. summer oil alone at 1.7 to 2 gallons per 100 gallons also works well.
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New York
Efficient roughage storage and all-purpose mash for poultry
When roughage is scarce chop and store in a snow-fence crib to reduce waste and mold. Nebraska Experimental Station endorses using a single mash for chicks, pullets, layers, and turkeys. Mash formula includes cornmeal, shorts, bran, oats or barley, alfalfa leaf meal, meat scraps, fish meal, buttermilk, limestone, and salt. For chicks add cod liver oil for first eight weeks.
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Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska
Atlas sorgo yields surpass corn on Frank Wagner’s Missouri farm
In Carroll County 1987 proved strong for Atlas sorgo with 75 bushels of grain and 25 tons of silage per acre, double the corn yield. The Missouri Experiment Station urges June culling of laying hens to avoid early molters and loss of production.
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Carroll County
Missouri
Frank Wagner
That
Sorgo
Missouri Experiment Station
Dinner party crowns friendship guild cook book sale
In Wellington Ohio on June 2 a Congregational Church dinner marked the Guild calendar close. The losers hosted by Mrs Herbert Fisher fed winners led by Mrs Charles Ray with decorated tables of cut flowers. Officers were re elected as I E Downey president Howard R Arndt vice president Earl Conkle secretary treasurer Committees will be appointed this fall and improvements to the church will be funded from the Guild budget.
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Wellington
Ohio
Congregational Church
Friendship Guild
Herbert Fisher
Charles Ray
I. E. Downey
Howard R. Arndt
Earl Conkle
Guild
Roy McCormick
James C. MacDermott & Co Moves to New Office Site
James C. MacDermott & Co relocates its office and display room to the second floor of the Holland Pratt building at 114 Herrick Avenue East on June 1. The firm will discontinue its retail store and service station to focus on wholesale distribution of Gulf Refining Co products and Goodrich Rubber Co products.
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James C. MacDermott & Co
Holland- Pratt
Herrick Avenue
Gulf Refining Co
Goodrich Rubber Co
Decoration Day Guests and Local Births in Cleveland and Surroundings
Local notices report Decoration Day visitors from Cleveland Milan and Elyria as well as visits to/from North Main Street families. Births include a Massillon son born May 31 to Mr. and Mrs. Burton Payne. Eva Clodwick’s daughter Ruth Ida born at Lodi hospital Tuesday May 24.
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George Edwards
Hazel
Cleveland
F. W. Edwards
Barker Street
Charles Allen
Nylla
Milan
Catherine Jordan
Walter Ensign
Patty
Miami
Fla
Cora Ensign
Ella Ashford
Elyria
George Paddock
Stowe
E. C. Wise
Mary Jane
Burton Payne
Massillon
Ohio
Payne
Phyllis Hughes
Here
Fred Strausbaugh
Fremont Memorial Hospital
Leigh Hunt
Fremont
Strausbaugh
Flossie Warner
Emma Warner
C. E. Richardson
Childre
Columbus
N. B. Griggs
North Main Street
B. L. Landon
Overton
Glen Outridge
Leon Dagnan
Lyle Dagnan
Royal Coats and Son
Detroit
Mich
Frank Coats
Theodore Shepard
Grafton
Disbrow
H. O. Barber
Mildred Brenner
C. H. Chambers
Foster Fisher
Jay Fleming
Josephine Houghton
Margaret Reardon
Los Angeles
Calif
Charles W. Recard
Forest Street
Angelo Dublo
McCutcheonville
F. M. Jones
Marjorie Holiday
L. E. Holiday
Lonzo S. Green
Homer Hawk
Greenwood Cemetery
Decoration Day
Harold Rickel
Charles Willard
Russell Buck
Lloyd Irish
Jesus I Come
M. E
William Smith
Oberlin
Forest Weaver
Lorain
Harry Brown
Spencer
Ruth Ida
Lodi Hospital
Lodi Hospital. Tuesday, May 24. Mrs. Brown Was Formerly Miss Eva Clodwick
Will Clodwick
Town
Henry
George
Charles Clodwick
Jay
Sullivan
Local Visits and Family Gatherings Across towns
A fishing trip to Watertown New York included visits with Uncle Albert Clodwick who enjoyed fishing. Rev William Smith of Oberlin announced taking charge at Pittsfield M E church after illness. Relatives hosted Charles Barnes for a birthday party. Guests from Cleveland Overton Ohio Meadville Pa Detroit and Bowling Green College noted during Decoration Day visits.
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Watertown
New York
Albert Clodwick
William Smith
Oberlin
Wells M. E
Pittsfield M. E
Charles Barnes
Harold Smith
Mary Louise
Leah Gatehouse
Cleveland
Glen Duteridge
B. L. Landon
Overton
Leon Dagnan
Lyle Dagan
J. Ausman Fye
Little Son
Meadville
Doris Palmer
Bowling Green College
Elizabeth Palmer
Stanley Page
Detroit
Dwight Page
Bus Driver at Kent University Seeks New Bus
R F Williams has transported Kent University students for 25 years without an accident and claims over a million miles driven. He arrived at Kent in 1913 and has operated four different buses. Now he desires a new bus to replace the one he has driven for ten years.
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Kent
R. F. Williams
Kent University
Williams
Emperor’s Title Reflects China’s Regal Tradition
A historical note outlines the imperial style The Emperor of China is referred to as the Holy Son of Heaven and bearer of Ten Thousand Years of Precious Past signaling the breadth of royal authority and sacred mandate.
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China
Heaven
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