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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1951
Page
8
Clay Stackhouse, manager of the Humphord farm in Wakeman, will share his experience with drainage at Farm and Home Week. He says tiling started in 1928 paid for itself in four years and has added about 30 dollars per acre per year in income through higher wheat and hay yields.
A Bellefontaine reader reports losing five pounds weekly on Rennel Concentrate and shares personal weight loss details. The ad prescribes mixing 4 ounces of Rennel with grapefruit juice and taking two tablespoons twice daily, promising fat reduction with no diet and a money back guarantee.
Farm manager cites wheat yields of 40 bushels per acre on tiled ground vs 15 on untiled nearby land. Stackhouse proposes tiling so cultivation crosses lines to improve drainage, a concept supported by extension officials as promising and to be studied further during Farm and Home Week at 2 pm Tuesday.
Columbia ACME Grange will meet at the town hall next Tuesday evening with an apple cup cake contest. The Garden club meets Tuesday afternoon March 20 at Mrs Harry Stinchcomb home and tulip pictures will be shown by Leonard Heyboer. Red Cross drive quota reached with more to come. public speaking class enters one act play contest in Clearview March 20 with listed student participants. The Columbia band concert is April 27 at the school auditorium. band members earned various solo and ensemble ratings at Clearview High School. Home Nursing class starts March 26 and 28 at town hall. Personal notes include dinners with Berea guests and local moves. Holy Week services planned at the Methodist church.
Good Friday services start at 8 15. A St Patrick s party is planned for Saturday at Fellowship Hall. Dale Jean Howe was baptized at the Methodist church on Sunday March 11. Youth group meets at Shirley Norfolk s home with worship led by Mrs Norfolk and discussion by Fred Dammeyer. Plans aim for Easter sunrise at Sunset Memorial Park. The W S C S hosted a pink and blue shower for Mrs Kopke with hostesses Mrs Van Arsdale Mrs Carroll Bartter and Mrs Dale Martin. A baby picture contest winner was Mrs Roland Bartter. Balliol College s gate from 1288 has been preserved for 642 years after recent paint removal revealed sound timber.
University of Minnesota horticulturists report aluminum foil wrapping protects apple trees from rabbit and mouse damage and also guards against sun scald in winter.
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