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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1921
Page
6
Reports from agricultural correspondents led by C. West, Agricultural Statistician, describe wheat conditions as generally lower than last week due to rust and weather. Rust damages stocks, heads are full but uncertain, and much wheat may be cut next week with ragged fields noted, especially where seeding was early.
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In the central region the condition of corn shows improvement where rain has fallen but fields are uneven and heads are short. Oats are fair to poor with thin stands and early heading. Wheat rust is general with uncertain damage and Hessian fly infestation is present but not causing major harm. Most fields expect harvest next week.
Joe Pokrosz and Joe Nyascryak, victims of a Western Heights affray, continue to improve. Hospital authorities say the crucial recovery period has passed for Pokrosz and Nyascryak will be kept under close watch with a shooting to jail charge expected once fully recovered.
Farmers have begun haying for the first time in years. The crop is fairly good and should come up to the average.
Civil service examinations for postmasterships will be held in Tiltonville Barton Adena Hollow ay Maynard Fairport and Berg hole. The current incumbents, Democrats, are the first to expire since President Harding took office.
Mrs Barr and Mrs Peabody of Elyria visited Mrs O E Peabody. Miss Barnes from Oberlin stayed with Mr and Mrs Don Watson. families from Cleveland Wakeman New Oberlin and Elyria visited relatives. Epworth league hosted ice cream at John Unger's home. Mrs Portman improving. multiple callers and ill health noted. Sistersville incident reports a road contractor speeding accident with workers thrown into mud.
Bucyrus residents learn Charles Picking of D. Picking & Son will run on the Republican ticket for mayor. The filing signals a bid to lead the city council and local administration.
The New York Central issued minor timetable adjustments to three divisions. Norwalk westbound departures shift to 7:28 a.m. and 7:48 p.m. Sandusky eastbound and westbound times move to 2:? p.m. and 4:52 p.m. Eastbound service in Oak Harbor is rescheduled to 9:10 p.m.
Trustees of Ohio State University chose Dr RL P Buckingham editor of the Journal of Educational Research to direct the bureau of educational research. The bureau will work with the college of education OSU and with schools, superintendents and principals to solve problems. Buckingham teaches history of education at OSU Summer School and was formerly director of the bureau of educational tests and measurements at the University of Illinois.
Sunday gatherings and visits span Kipton Elyria Vermilion and Lorain with many families hosting or visiting kin. Notables include Mr and Mrs J Brumby H Hawk Mrs George Ashenbach Clara Swartz Nellie Trinter and family Vermilion guests Carl Fowl Martin Trinter Lloyd Bacon Baumhart Mason Eldred and others.
Gleason residents visit relatives at Memorial hospital as Mrs. Lauer hosts family. Me Clover Leaf club picnics at Crystal Beach. Miss Cowen visits Elyria. Lorain and South Amherst families seen at various homes and hospitals. longrunning Longbon reunion near North Eaton with speeches and travel tales. next gathering at Chares M. Ross house in Wellington.
Social news items from Eaton and surrounding towns note visits by Berea college friends and relatives from Michigan and Cleveland. Events include a Ladies Aid meeting at Mrs. Carpenter's home, travel to Elyria Lorain and Cleveland, and a birthday party for Mrs. Olive Hopwood with guests from Nebraska Athens La Grange Brunswick and Cleveland. Frances Davis attends her brother James wedding in Pennsylvania.
Readable fragments show a Cleveland setting with names such as Miss Dereshy Rose of Walling and mentions a home linked to ME and Aone Winn Hessler with a T. Davis present on Tuesday. The snippet implies a local social or personal notice activity without full context.
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