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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
16
Professor Hine updates on the transmission of pollen from blossoms to another plant by insects. The description notes the honey bee as a key pollinator and signals its strong role in fruit production.
An old advertisement touts MELO-GLO powder as a modern wind of face that enhances appeal. It claims to give life and beauty to the complexion, with pores and lines not shown and not affected by perspiration.
In a blossom rich period apples rely on bees for fruit set. Bees pollinate efficiently with about one hive per acre, though wet or windy seasons limit foraging to roughly 150 yards from hives. Professor Dine advises placing one hive per acre to ensure crosspollination and better yields.
By Spencer Spencer May The W. A. girls held their regular meeting at the school house Monday evening. The meeting was called to order by president Miss Bernice Hillman with Miss Sarah Mantz as leader. Instead of the usual program Bible stories were told by each member and proved very interesting. They adjourned to the kitchen where Mrs Isa...
Mrs Edna Jacobs of River Corners helped at Lenrod-Heydenruch home Saturday. Curtice family from Wellington and others visited Lewis Hamlin's Sunday. Mrs Anna Betz and Mrs Isa Miller attended Methodist District conference at Welton Tuesday. Families from Cleveland, Lodi, and West Salem sent callers to various homes. A card party at the Kloof and visits by the Hulls and Firestone families marked a week of social activity.
Local column notes numerous visits from Levi Dagne of Lodi and families from Ashland, Elyria, Akron, and Wellington. Residents attend church, share meals, and gather for Sunday at various homes. A free postmortem poultry demonstration is announced by Dr Baulez.
Sunday guests visited multiple households in New Londont and nearby areas. Harley Dague of Lima stayed with his mother Mrs. Jo AL Garlss over the weekend. Fred Crowley and family from Bras. Hutchigs plus Jean visited RS. Gillettes. Lee Dilts and family from Cleveland joined Scott-Rows family of Lodi for supper at San Wood's. Seville residents Verna Aukerman hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. weathermen. Quinton Dickason spent Saturday with acquaintances.
Sunday guests of Mrs. Ella Hendee included Darm Oberlin with friends Ernest Hendel and four family members from Ashland. The visit highlighted local social ties and extended family connections in the Ashland area.
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