Local Notes From La Grange and Nearby
Mr and Mrs Roy Rising return from Cincinnati where their daughter Dorothy Kolbe is recovering from an appendectomy. The Bonar house welcomes new residents on North Main Street. Loretta Westitch will take a summer course at Kent State University. Juniors and seniors held a Vermilion-on-the-Lake beach party chaperoned by Supt C W Martin. Leonard Reising family attended the wedding of Miss Martha Mitchell in Garfield Heights. Roy and Dorothy McKensie Pearce left for Poughkeepsie NY due to illness in Dorothy. Judson Spicer had an operation at Lakewood Hospital Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Rising
Cincinnati
Dorothy Kolbe
Botamer
C E Bonar House
North Main Street
Loretta Westitch
Kent State University
Vermilon-on-the- Lake
C. W Martin
Leonard Reising
Joan
Shirley May
Reising
Martha Mitchell
Garfield Heights
Roy Pearce
Poughkeepsie
Dorothy McKensie
Judson Spicer
Lakewood Hospital
Lakewood
Farming Ideas From Experiments Aid County Growers
Willard Bolte reports farmers can ease pullet transport with a two story chute design from Terwinkles of Clymer. Wisconsin and New York stations advise cultipacker seed firming, starter fertilizer for transplants, and oats or oats with peas as emergency hay crops. Cornell and West Virginia stations discuss droughts, grape protection, and Bordeaux spray schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Cornell Experiment Station
Insect and farming notes from Ohio and Colorado stations
Ohio Expt Station finds calcium arsenate best against potato flea beetle on potatoes with Bordeaux spray or dusting mix. Turkey breeders need higher vitamin G for eggs. whey levels affect hatchability. Phosphoric acid use to curb ammonia in liquid manure is not cost effective. best to store manure compactly away from sun and rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Colorado Experiment Station
Roses and Summer Flowers Brighten Methodist Church Event
Lovely bouquets of roses and other summer flowers decorated the Methodist church on Wednesday evening for a mothers and daughters gathering.
Mothers and daughters honored in local program
Mrs Ford Bachtel served as mistress of ceremonies and delivered a fine address for the mothers. Miss Doris Young spoke for the daughters in a charming manner. A male quartet from Mallet Creek performed several numbers. Before the moving pictures of the Scandinavian Countries, Miss Norman Park of Lorain gave an engaging travelogue of the countries she and her husband visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford Bachtel
Doris Young
Mallet Creek
Norman Park
Lorain
Russell D Fulton Funeral Home Opens in Grafton
Russell D Fulton invites the public to tour the new funeral home at 771 Main Street Grafton on Saturday and Sunday June 24 and 25 between 1 and 10 PM each day. Visitors receive favors. Fulton highlights twelve years in the field and training at Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell D Fulton
Grafton
Ohio
Main Street
Russell D. Fulton
Cleveland
Mansfield
Ashland
West Salem
Columbus Training School of
Fulton
Eaton
Fields
Columbia
Valley City
Belden
Erhart
Jitchfield
Mallet Creek Penfield
LaGrange
Pittsfield
Carlisle
Ohio Apple Growers Plan Sales Drive For Large Crop
Ohio apple growers meeting in Columbus with the Ohio Apple Institute plan merchandising the upcoming crop. They anticipate a large harvest in late summer and fall and will organize local meetings an advertising fund and grading and selling through stores with state and federal supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Apple Institute
Federal Departments of Agriculture
Wistaria Club Luncheon At Mrs Adams Home
Mrs Charles Adams hosted the Wistaria Club at her North Main Street residence on Friday with a nine member guest list. A two course luncheon and mixed bouquet decorate the dining room as members shared social time. a letter from Mrs Lurancy Bauer, recently discharged in Cleveland, was read. Flowers will be sent to Mrs Judson Spicer at Lakewood Hospital. Mrs Harry Dean has returned from Memorial Hospital and her daughter Ronda Lea will stay a bit longer. hostess for next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Adams
Wistaria Club
North Main Street
Lurancy Bauer
Cleveland Hospital
Judson Spicer
Lakewood Hospital
Farm Bureau Plans Camps and Conferences in Ohio
Ohio Farm Bureau and its education department announced a schedule of twenty three and five day camps and conferences for spring and summer 1939 in Columbus. About 2000 people including youth council members county Farm Bureau workers and advisory council members will attend to study rural life problems cooperatives democracy economic trends money and education methods. Six joint conferences for employees and three manager camps at Camp Manatec and Camp Crag Medina County are planned with dates in August September and October under Mrs Clay Stackhouse guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Organization
Education Department of the
Ohio Farm Bureau
Columbus
Farm Bureau
County Farm Bureau and Cooperative Employees Farm Bureau
Camp Manatec
Peninsula
Ohio
Camp Crag
Medina County
Farm Bureau Education Department
Clay Stackhouse
Wakeman
Ohio Farm Bureau Board of Trustees
Ohio Wheat Acreage Allotment Up for 1940 Program
Ohio's wheat acreage allotment for 1940 under the Agricultural Conservation Program was set at 1,833,127 acres, announced in Washington by the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. This marks an increase from 1,481,810 acres in 1939, as part of a national 1940 apportionment of 62,000,000 acres versus 59,500,000 in 1936.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Agricultural Conservation Program
Washington
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Family notes from the Grafton area during a visit week
The Lower children stay with grandparents Mr and Mrs A. S Gibson while Kenneth Lower and spouse attend the World's Fair in New York. Frank Sheer is ill at Community Hospital Berea. Mrs Ralph Hopkins visits Berea. George Johnson and family visited Guy Johnson in Lorain. Audrey Witteman visits relatives in Cleveland. Mar. Pinckney returns from Toledo for summer. C R Marsh couple visited Anna Carpenter and her brothers in Worthington and Dayton en route to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lower
Grafton
A. S Gibson
Kenneth Lower
New York City
Frank Sheer
Community Hospital
Berea
Ralph Hopkins
Herman Fox
George Johnson
Guy Johnson
Lorain
Audrey Witteman
Cleveland
Mar. Pinckney
Toledo
C R Marsh
Anna Carpenter
Worthington
Dayton
Ohio
Florida
Berea to Host Boys and Girls Town for Poultry Congress
Berea will become a combined Boys and Girls Town to house rural youth attending the Seventh Worlds Poultry Congress in Cleveland from July 28 to August 7. A large camp at the Berea fairgrounds will house Four-H Club and Rural Youth groups, with girls housed in Baldwin Wallace College dormitories. The congress will feature consumer scientific and youth programs and exhibits from over 30 nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berea
Cleveland
Berea Fairgrounds
Farmers’ Chapters
Baldwin-Wallace College
Congress
Grafton Graduates Include Kent State Bachelor Recipients
Harold R. Mull son of Mrs Marion Mull earned a Bachelor of Science and Education at Kent State University on June 9. He, a Sigma Tau Gamma member, studied Mathematics and Biology and returned for summer graduate work. Griffith Reese earned a Liberal Arts degree with an Economics major, a Grafton High School graduate and son of Mr and Mrs W G Reese. Miss Winifred Tran, a Grafton Public Schools teacher, earned a Bachelor of Arts with the Class of 1939 after additional study at Baldwin Wallace College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
Harold R. Mull
Marion Mull
Kent State University
Sigma Tau Gamma
Kent State
Griffith Reese
J. C. Clark
J. D. Mennell
Neal Wise
Stanley Howard
Fred Tran
Walter Cox
LaGrange
T. M. Pfeiffer
Wellington
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la Grange
Paul J. Becker
Shirley Temple
Gleason Family
Hansen’s
Farmers Feed & Coal Grafton
Lorain County
Review
Grafton Funeral Home
Willard Bolte
I. J. Terwinkle
Clymer
West Virginia
New York Experiment
Allis-Chalmers
Grafton, Ohio
Lagrange Hardware CO
LaGrange, Ohio
Russell Fulton
Holls Ingalls
Rossiter
J J McAlpine
Elyria
Thad Rawson
Norma Wilker
LaGrange Sunshine
Rita Bondar
Wistaria Club News
Harry Dean
Memorial Hospital
Ronda Lea
Oberlin
Henry Revers
S. Main St
Sunbeam Furnaces
Edwards
Sheet Metal Works
Oberlin, O
North Pleasant Street
LaGrange Hardware
LaGrange Hardware Company
J P. Jackson
F. L Wolcott
International Harvester
McCormick-Deering
Wolcott
Sheffield
Johnson
Gulf Road
Detroit Road
Sheffield Town Hall
North Olmsted
Hall Bros
Cook Rd
Amherst
New Hampshire
Morris Hatchery
Park Ave
N. Ridgeville
Ridgeville
Klatik’s
Hayseed Tavern
Ridgeville Center
Legal Liquors
Mary Jane
North OF
Yukon
Wuthering Heights
A. Nabakowski
Ise Roofing
Us 1
Milan Ave
Old Spring
Amherst, Ohio
Display Advertising Department
the Chronicle- Telegram
Elyria Business
the Kelling Seed Co
Broad St
Tts
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