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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1954
Page
16
A 1934 column argues taste and budget vary widely as women buy luxury soaps at 2.12 dollars and higher, while others defend personal choice in toiletries and books. The author notes differing family habits and the Live and Let Live motto, urging tolerance of eclectic spending without judgment.
Suburban Calendar lists numerous meetings across towns including Grafton Lenten service at Methodist Church at 7 30 p m and Columbia veterans auxiliary at 1 p m at town hall Band Booster Cub in Ridgeville at 8 p m Women s League groups meet in Yon Lake and South Amherst hosts kindergarten mothers and Holy Name Society. Thursday events feature Pomona Grange degree night at Vermilion school and various club sessions in Columbia Grafton South Amherst Pottsfield North Ridgeville and Avon Lake with dinners and meetings through the evening.
Local meat business at Rt. No. 76 south of Belden markets custom butchering and processing for home freezers. Offers home made fresh bulk link and smoked sausage beef by side or quarter. Phone Grafton 2338 for orders.
An international themed festival at Wilmington College on March 7 will feature music from 14 nations. High school singers and instrumentalists from across the state form the All-Ohio Folk Festival Chorus and Orchestra. Frederick Fennell, assistant conductor at the Eastman School of Music, and Hardin Van Deursen of the University of Kansas City, will conduct.
Ohio State agronomist Ray Linville states nitrate tests on farm soils are unreliable due to weather effects and sampling errors. He endorses standard tests covering pH lime requirement phosphorus potash and organic matter with optional boron manganese and magnesium tests, noting organic matter better indicates available nitrogen. Linville urges farmers to submit samples now for corn planting and cites Ohio soil lab activity showing half of last year’s samples tested in early months.
Farmers urged to back high corn populations only with ample soil fertility. Dr Rost says 100 bushel yield needs about 130 pounds nitrogen 55 pounds phosphate and 120 pounds potash. High fertility must pair with moisture soil texture organic matter good hybrids and good cultivation to reach top yields.
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