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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1947
Page
5
The article discusses millet as animal feed and warns of dangers from certain forms or varieties. It notes that some millet plants tolerate drought poorly, with mentions of pasture use and emergency forage. It describes feeding value comparable to timothy for horses and livestock, but highlights risks if fed in a steady millet diet.
In Columbus notes show twenty two Ohio veterans now enrolled in farm training, with schools teaching agriculture to ex-servicemen. Programs provide practical on the job supervision by experienced farmers, totaling 2,302 enrolled in the job farm courses under rotational agriculture supervision. Trainees work for farmers approved by the program.
A plant pathology report from Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station notes maple blight caused by a parasite, with light brown, indistinct lesions on foliage. Severe rain periods trigger spread. a three-application spray program using Bordeaux mixture or fixed copper is advised starting when leaves are one-fourth grown, then 10 days later, and again at full foliage.
A tip for gardeners advises protecting hands by rubbing a soft cake of soap under nails before weeding gardens and beds. The note mentions veterans and the Veterans Administration covering some related costs for training, though text is fragmented.
At St Peter's Evangelical and Reformed church in Amherst on Saturday the wedding of Miss Delty Vernell Mertens, daughter of Mrs. Kenneth Frey and the late Charles Mertens, to Harvey Albrecht, son of Mrs. Agusta Albrecht, was performed by Rev. JH Bole. The candlelight ceremony featured white satin gowns, blue accents, and the classic family ring traditions.
Several wedding notices share details from Amherst and Lorain area families. Stella Gambish and Eugene Kreider wed at St. Joseph church with a large reception and family attire, while Stella Kreiser and Gambish relatives celebrate with a church ceremony and a dinner in the parish hall. Also listed are local club meetings, Legion and Masonic events, and St Peter’s Evangelical news including a Men’s Congress speaker and guild gatherings.
A mixed update notes a women group meeting scheduled for Wednesday afternoon and various church activities at Lakeside Sundays. It also lists several parish rehearsals, council notes, and a series of births and discharges in the area, including newborns to local families and hospital notices.
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