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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
2
John Faur of Faur's Garage promotes the Panzer riding tractor as ideal for small estates and lawn care. The machine handles plowing, cultivating, mowing, and snow removal with a seven acre test area and a Briggs and Stratton engine, offering a compact radius and self propelled operation for city and rural uses.
Faur is Ohio distributor for Goodall rotary power mowers. A new large mower with three blades cuts a 32 inch swath. Demonstrations run Saturdays and Sundays. Garden Center hours are 9 am to 8 pm daily and 9 am to 5 pm Sundays.
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station tests show virus free strawberry plants outperform ordinary varieties. Horticulturist R. G. Hill Jr. reports higher yields and improved fruit quality from virus free stock.
The Ohio State University will host its 26th North eastern Poultry Producers Council Egg Grading and Quality school June 1821. Paul Clayton announced a four day course taught by about 40 experts in egg quality and grading. Attendees include graders inspectors and plant foremen plus students and others in the field. The universitys poultry building on West campus will be headquarters with an optional tour to Versailles to view handling sorting and recording machines.
Wellington High School capped its 63rd commencement Friday night with students in white caps and gowns. Principal Roy McCormick presented the class as Dr. M. S. Harvey delivered the keynote address, with musical numbers by the choir and a senior boys quartet. The event honored graduates and featured a benediction.
Present at the reunion were Mrs. Harold Sheldon of Birmingham, Mrs. Tippett of Cleveland, Mrs. L. McDonald of Norwalk, Mrs. S. C. Krause of Modesto, Calif., Mrs. George Richardson of Cleveland Heights, Ray Andress of Fairview Park, Rosco Campbell of Wellington, Dana J. Koa of Elyria, and Louis E. Hayes of Cleveland.
Birmingham community notices cover Firelands Garden Club meeting at Mrs. Ora Nabakowski home to discuss weed identification with Mrs. Eldred Jarrett as co host. 4H clubs report fifteen members at the Birmingham Clover Leaf meeting and Junior Kitchenettes plan mothers tea for July 2 at Birmingham Church.
About 2150 students from 35 states and 20 foreign countries will be candidates for degrees at Ohio State University's commencement June 7 at Ohio Stadium. 58 will earn doctorates and 179 master’s degrees. Dr Novice G Fawcett will give the main address and Dr Roy A Burkhart will deliver the invocation.
The Vacation Bible School of the First Methodist Church in New London runs the first two weeks of June with classes Tue Wed Thu Fri mornings. Ages 4 to 12. Theme Wider Relationships. Directors Rev and Mrs Crawford. Faculty includes Mrs Esch Ruess Marsh Boyerite Roweland Jennings Calhoun Meyer Marsh Walton Burk Williams Palmer Fonden Woodling Hanson. Helpers Delamater Dorwart Hobbs Jennings Zimmerman Porter Erlenbach Preslan Saunders.
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