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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1926

Page

5

Ohio farmers visit Canada pest area to study corn borer impact

Over 1,000 farmers and county agents from Ohio corn borer counties toured Essex County Canada from September 8 to 15. The pest has cut harvest efficiency, threatening seed corn supplies from Essex County where 100,000 acres were grown. Parks of Ohio State University notes the infestation response and changing conditions.

Ohio Essex County Canada Parks Ohio State University

Corn crisis hits county farmers across Essex region

Essex county sees 407000 acres of corn decline as yields collapse under poor methods. Some fields may salvage 10 to 15 bushels per acre. pests raise borers per stalk. Canneries quit early corn. substitutes like wheat tobacco and beets rise. Land values fall about $25 an acre amid reduced grocery prospects. Local community shifts tone as farmers seek new crops and plan state-wide changes.

Ohio Essex County

Baptist church to welcome Rev Ford next Sunday

Litchfield Sept 22 Rev Ford of Wellington will lead services at the Baptist church next Sunday. Max Burth was ill several days last week. Ed Asbeck family and Mr and Mrs Chase Asbeck visited. Musser family spent Sunday in Cleveland with Bowman family. John Krugger home hosted four Cleveland children. Priscila Club to meet Oct 6 at Mrs Harry Stiiett home with all day plan and picnic dinner.

Medina Oliver Jenkins Myron Barth Norwalk Court Raser George Cooley Pendleton Oregon Frank Phillips Cleveland Ina Sears Geo. Schmidt Mansfield A. B. Canfield J. H. Barth Fred Kolb Lakewood Air Oswald Meyers Lester J. Neufeld Maller Creek Edna Herthneck Will Sehafner KE. E. Bounds Ralph Grodt Baby Erhhart Neff Marie Barth Fairview Village Walter Sears Akron C. J. Sears Arthur Fremhaugh Will Fabrian Wim Elyria King Russell Canfield Chase Canfield Wellington Mr. Canfield Ed Miller Jack Yost Amos Rock Mr. Rock Mr. Yes Litchfield Ford Baptist Church Max Burth Ed Asbeck Chase Asbeck F. Musser W. B. Bowman David Loewner John Krugger Priscila Club Harry Stiiett

Miami Relatives Safe After Telegram From Miss Lynee

Relatives here receive word that Alberta Lynee and her aunt Mrs Anta Johns are safe in Miami Florida where Alberta holds a position in the Miami schools They left on short notice for Miami. School news notes list class officers and student movements to colleges and training programs.

Brownhaila Alberta Lynee Anta Johyns Miami Florida Emma Dreschler Caroline Herchier Cleveland Normel School Charlotte Cooper Ypsilanti Mich Raymond Wellmer Albion Donald Lindsley Wittenberg College Springfield Emetlia Bartlome Alice Lengler Oberlin Business College Helen McQueen Kinder. Barten Oberlin

South Ridge Church Quarterly Conference Held

The quarterly conference for Grownhelm, Nearietta, and South Ridge churches met Monday night at the South Ridge church. Rev. W. H. Schuster of Cleveland led the service during the gathering.

Local Social News From South Amherst and Elyria

Hubert Hahn of South Amherst spent last Tuesday evening with Mr and Mrs Frank Laraway and later traveled to Erie Pennsylvania and New York with relatives. Mrs G W Otto of Ceylon Junction visited relatives Tuesday. DD club attendees included Mrs News ton Baus Milton Baus Mabel Dehn Jal Dehn Rath Bernice Wowl Walter Grobe family Milton Eppley Bruce. Frank Hasenflue of Oberlin visited Jay Fowl and family. Mrs Frank Lavay attended a dinner party in South Amherst. Miss Mirtain Pow spent Friday with Miss Juanta Gibn Elyria. Elmer Druagie and bun Elmer hosted by Milton Eppley at Cleveland. Gordon James Collier of Lake Avenue Elyria visited relatives J P Bechtol. Mrs Albert Haist of Lorain visited her mother Mrs Chas Deby. Rev W H Shuster of Cleve

South Ridge Grownhelm Nearietta W. H. Schuster Cleveland Miriam Fowl A. J. Athe Elyria Robert Minch Frank Laraway Jay Fowl Miriam GW. Spiegelberg Townline Road R. H. Collier L. Commings Hubert Hahn South Amherst Frank Larawsay CC. Holzworth Erie New York Prank Laraway G. W. Otto Ceylon Junction Albert Prank Lavaway Joseph Meathearhe Hell Fey Lorain Mimma Fowl Ralph Fowl Mirtain Juantta Gibn3 Elyrta Milton Eppley the Druagie Bun Elmer Gordon James Collier Lake Avenue J. P. Bechtot Albert Haist Chas Deby W. H. Shuster Cleye

Guest Lucd Visits Reverend Holeworth Family

Lucd was the guest of Reverend C Holeworth and his family on Monday evening and Tuesday.

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