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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1951

Page

6

Farmers urged to consider Kenland clover seedings

Ohio State University extension agriculture adviser says Kenland clover seedings show strong potential for future seedings. Over a two year trial period Kenland clover yielded 19 percent SIT 72 larger than others and offered soil improvement and weed control advantages for corn and other crops.

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Notice of Assessments and Village Improvements

Notice is hereby given that estimated assessments for improvements on Elm Street in the Village of Grafton include sanitary sewer construction, curb connections, and related work from Bicante Street to the railroad line. Objections must be filed with the Clerk within five weeks of publication. figures list costs per property front foot and individual property owners.

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LaGrange Cub Scouts Host Train Theme Meeting

Pack 113 held a train themed meeting in La Grange High School cafeteria with dens One and Two presenting models, signals, tunnels, and a pantomime. Members, leaders, and parents attended fourteen parents and eleven cubs. later trains will be displayed in Adam's store windows.

Lagrange Jimmy Barra Lable Marty Pasadyn den One Den Virginia Hopkins Ruth Kight Ruth Opfer Adam Howard Warren Gene Kight Charles Johnson Bill Forbush LaGrange Methodist Church LaGrange High School Florence Nichols Esther Wolcott John Nichols John Olmsted Falls Joe Bickel Birmingham Harold Opfer George Nichols Amherst Ida Krueger Elyria Glenn Richmond Wellington Lena Klesex Aly Stumpf Cleveland Paul Hastings J. O. Stimson Berea Air Charles Adonis Jattie Prosser Eustic Fla Earl Kelner Los Angeles Cal Sec Winona Nitschke Sec‘retary of Literature and Mary Hastings Sec‘retary of Status of Women Mary Cooniz

Early Fertilizer Orders Urged As Planting Nears

Ohio State extension economist Mervin G. Smith says farmers should order fertilizer now for delivery in the coming six months to avoid shortages. Earl Jones advises storing sacks dry on boards, stacking seven to eight feet high to prevent caking.

Columbus Mervin G. Smith Ohio State University Ieder Ereser EID Slee Smith Smith Sai Earl Jones Extension Agronomist Jones

Irish Colleen Studies Rural Life In Ohio

An Irish colleen Miss Sheila Connolly travels from County Tipperary to Ohio State University to study rural youth life. Over two weeks she will visit two Ohio families and attend meetings of farm clubs and youth groups. The Open House, sponsored by multiple agencies, aims to exchange ideas among world youth leaders and promote peace and cooperation. She then heads to Chicago to observe the meat industry and related trades.

Colusibus Future Farmers of America Future Homematers Economic Cooperation Administration State Department Army United States Department of Agriculture Aliss Connolly Irish Countrywomen’s Association Chicago Chicago Board of Trade

French Farmers to Live in Ohio for Three Months

Nine young French farmers arrived at Ohio State University to live on Ohio farms for three months. Sponsored by the Economic Cooperation Administration, they will learn American farming methods and share knowledge with hosts. The program aims to foster home farming practices and goodwill between nations.

Columbus Ohio State University Ohio Economic Cooperation Administration C. B. Ferguson Agricultural Extension Service United States Joan T. Mount

Ohio Growers Tour Largest United States Greenhouse

A group of 29 Cincinnati area greenhouse vegetable growers visited 24 acres under glass in Columbus to study production and marketing practices. The tour included stops in Toronto and Ontario Canada with visits to Leamington and Brampton. They also toured Detroit's terminal market and Vermilion plants in Ohio for comparison.

Columbus Ohio United States theAgriculture Extension Service Ohio State University Cincinnati Terre Haute Ind Cleveland Toronto Ontario Canada Brampton North A America Leamington Marietta Detroit Vermilion

Uni-Tractor Spotlight At Oberlin From Milinneanolis-Motine

Oberlin dealer Ernie Goodell of Farmers Supply promotes the Minneapolis Moline Uni Tractor a three wheel powered unit designed to operate multiple farm implements. The system includes a combine and corn picker with more tools in development and serves as a one stop outlet for farm equipment and service.

Ernie Goodell Farmers Supply Oberlin Minneapolis Moline

Greenhouse Tomatoes Superior to Shipped-In Ones in Ohio

Ohio consumers will find home-grown greenhouse tomatoes better buys than shipped in varieties. University extension specialist W E Keirns says greenhouse tomatoes ripen on the vine and offer better flavor, with stem and calyx visible and eight-pound baskets typical for display. Ohio field-grown tomatoes arrive after July 4, but greenhouse supply should be ample in major cities like Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus.

Colubibus Ohio W. E. Keirns Ohio State University Onio Cleveland Toledo Cincinnati Daytona Columebus Keirns Kein Keir

Fish oil based paint resists brittleness longer than dry paints

Paint made from fish oil serves as a smoke stack coating and stays pliable longer than standard paints that dry harder and become brittle quickly. This property suggests longer lasting protection in harsh outdoor conditions and heat exposure.

Good Location For Home Garden In Ohio Sets Soil, Drainage Rules

Ohio State University extension specialist Eugene C. Witumeyer advises home gardeners to choose garden sites with good drainage, moisture holding soil, and minimal weeds. A south or southeast slope warms earlier, aiding early planting. even steeper or jewel land can work with proper drainage.

Columbus Eugene C. Witumeyer Ohio State University Witumeyer Wittmeyer

Sunlight Essentials in Garden Placement

Wittmeyer urges direct sun for gardens noting no amount of fertilizer can replace sunshine. He warns trees shade soil and consume moisture, and recommends placing gardens near dwellings and protect them with fences from rabbits and other animals.

Wittmeyer

Proper Primers for Porous Surfaces Ensure Even Finish

Porous surfaces like wood plaster and wallboard require the primer specified for each case. Without proper sealing the finish strikes in unevenly and cannot achieve best results.

Collegiate fraternity system traces to Union College 1825

The fraternity framework as known today began at Union College in 1825 with the founding of Kappa Alpha marking the birth of organized Greek life on campus.

Union College Kappa Alpha

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