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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1933
Page
4
A survey by acting county agricultural extension agent C. I. Hammel found the currant stem girdler damaging farms in Lorain County. Girdling causes leaves to wither. breaking shoots four inches below girdles is the recommended control as sprays are ineffective. Much damage occurs in May, with a springtail also noted among hotbeds.
They cause no damage, however, except to mushrooms, so growers of other vegetables have nothing to fear from them, Hummel! report noted. They are very short lived and usually disappear within a few days.
Hundreds of disabled World War veterans have been employed in government hospitals and convalescent rooms to craft nearly ten million paper poppies for the American Legion Auxiliary. The workers have earned about $100,000 and the poppies will be sold by Auxiliary members on Memorial Day in South Amherst.
A South Amherst resident urges residents to wear a poppy sold by the Ladies of the South Amherst Legion to honor veterans and support the post’s charitable work.
Eighth grade students from Le Local School visited Mrs Flora Pike in Huntington on Thursday afternoon. About 45 pupils traveled by school bus and participated in games contests and outdoor sports before a lunch served by Mrs Pyre at six o clock.
St John s Evangelical led by Rev C E Senmidi holds morning worship and Sunday school. Methodist led by Rev R C Jenson offers morning worship and Sunday school. Congregational led by Rev C E Fogel has morning worship and Sunday school. Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p m.
At the Ladies Aid Society meeting in the Methodist church a memorial service honored Mrs Mary Durand who died a week earlier. Durand was the oldest member, linked with church and society for about eighty years. Plans were set for a missionary conference on June 16. After adjournment, Mrs Belle Brocksick er and Mrs Joseph Heathcote served a refreshment course to sixteen members. Mankind seeks a better distribution of wealth.
A dense, date-stamped schedule of radio programs across WTAM WHAR WGAR WN bracketing 5:00 pm to after midnight. The list includes musical acts, comedy shows, news, and public interest features, with station IDs and times throughout the evening.
Harry Weiss head of a racketeering gang in Ohio faces a sentence of one to 15 years after his conviction with three others on burglary charges for breaking into the Community Dry Cleaning store on December 23. Jurors deliberated four hours. a second count for malicious destruction of property was dismissed. Weiss, on parole from Bowling Green, had pleaded guilty in a prior bombing case. Serafin Williams and Basile received sentences tied to the Perrysburg bombing.
Eugene Adams of Lorain a senior at the Oberlin Conservatory will present a violin recital at 7 39 p m Monday in Warner Concert Hall Oberlin with Miss Sybil Adams at piano. Adams formerly played with the Cleveland Orchestra taught at Morningside College and conducted the Sioux City Symphony. The program includes Bach Saint Saens Brahms Kreisler Debussy and Schubert Wilhelmj works.
Miss Ella M. Platt of Oberlin an ex-Yreeman draftsman in the U. S. Naval Reserve Force is credited with cultivating 43000 poppies. The effort supports the war prior work and honors fallen service members with patriotic plantings.
During World War I and later as a disabled patient at the National Soldiers' Home in Danville she worked in her room, crafting forty three thousand poppies for sale by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary.
In Avon Lake, Anton Fruster sues Louis A. Hall for 31000 alleging assault and battery after a heated altercation. The outcome remains unclear as the record notes “verdict for one dollar” amid ongoing legal contention.
In a dec orating bill dispute Fruster earned a verdict of about 14x in an assault case. Attorneys for both sides argued two days in court before a jury. Costs around $20 were charged to Fin ster, as required when the verdict is $5 or less. Fear is a great inventor.
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