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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1927

Page

5

Potter meeting on tubers in Birmingham draws crowd

About 108 attendees heard John Bushnell from Wooster Experiment Station discuss key factors in producing table stock potatoes. N F Gillam opened the program introducing Dr Bushnell and outlining the agenda.

Birmingham John Bushnell Wooster N. F. Gillam

Potatoes Thrive With Humus Rich Soils And Proper Seed

Bushnell stresses humus in potato soils to improve drainage and water holding capacity. He notes seed availability now varies, making seed quality less limiting than a decade ago. Well drained, loose soils resist waterlogging, with seeding timing and nitrogen and potash fertilizers guided by soil quality and variety. He cites Mauère as a good nitrogen and potash source and recommends certified seed, good drainage, spraying, and trial of fertilizer types and amounts.

Bushnell

Mite Society Meets at Amherst Methodist Church

The Mite Society of Amherst Methodist Church was entertained at the church parlors on Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Standen and Mrs. Elizabeth Belden. During the business session held before part of the afternoon, plans were made.

Amberst Mite Society Harry Standen Elizabeth Belden

Missionary group supper and church banquet notes

In Lorain and Amherst area churches host a series of social and religious events. A Missionary group supper at a local Methodist church precedes quilting and refreshments for 24 members and one guest Mrs Ada Purcell. Emmanuel Evangelical hosts a Bible class banquet with Bert Crosby as speaker recounting his Holy Land tour. The program features solos by Helen Gonnerman Garland Guill duets by A DeVeny and F Helle, and school orchestra selections.

Ada Purcell Emmanuel Evangelical Church Lorain First Evangelical Church Bert Crosby Holy Land Helen Gonnerman Garland Guill A. DeVeny F. Helle Donald Merthe Amherst Albert Kreeger Cloverleaf Club East Martin Street Martin Schroeder South Amherst Road Pedro Missionary Society of the Congregational Church Anna Sabiers Tenney Avenue Raymond Raumhardt South Main Street South Rides Evangelical Church Ladies Missionary Society India Victor Schnask Brownhelm School Ith Vivian Schmall Henry Tait Gertrude McQueen Murry Sanders Senor Miss

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