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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1926
Page
13
At Saint Nazaire France the giant mono plane with a 130 foot wingspan and twelve ton length was tested. It carries twenty passengers and five 420 horsepower motors with one nose motor removable in flight. The craft includes five engines arranged in wings and a fire fighting system.
Ten years ago Rev S L Stewart moved to Massillon and Rev W B Winters served the charge. Charlies Hughes with Gov Willis and Myron Herrick spoke here. A national education survey was announced for Elyria schools.
A horse bolted on Broad Street spilling its rider near T. French & Son jewelry firm. Ted French and Fd Fisher continued the business. George Garford won first and second in sheep at the Ohio State fair. John H. Sherman, ex editor of Elyria Argus, died in Denver. Capt Howe’s company quartered on Broad Street sought quilts from ladies. The corner band of the Eighth regiment organized here and left for Virginia.
The state forester urges Ohio school children to plant black walnut orchards this autumn to build future nut supplies. He notes a large crop this year and says planting stock can be easily obtained. Collect fallen nuts and plant them this fall in a permanent location.
Instructions describe direct planting and nursery row methods for walnuts. Space about three feet apart in forest sites, dig two inch holes, cover with soil, step to close, or plant in nursery rows close enough to touch. Plant this fall for seedlings ten to twenty inches high ready for permanent planting.
Boston University dean Grey Jenkins Franklin told Brambling ham normal school instructors that young people today are generally unhappy and seek thrills while claiming sacrifices. He argued their behavior masks a struggle with boredom and moral risk.
Dean Franklin urged ethical teaching to youth and advised parents to educate then understand their children. The remarks emphasized finding something real and tangible in modern times.
Material salvaged from Camp Travia bars near Fort Sam Houston Texas is used to construct the country’s largest sted ium from salvaged lumber.
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