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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1927
Page
25
Ohio farmers can improve next year’s corn by selecting mature ears now and storing seed properly. OSU expert W H Nanger notes late plantings and a bad August hurt 1927, warns against storing immature corn in boxes, and stresses drying racks and air circulation for seed quality and future plantings.
One hundred twenty three Ohio farmers monitor potato patches hoping for at least 300 bushels per acre to join the 300 Bushel Potato Club of Ohio. A. C. Ramseyer of Wayne County leads early returns with one acre yielding 606 bushels and 15 pounds.
Ridgeville correspondence reports Mrs. Frank Freeman guest of daughter Mrs. W. Wilbur in Cleveland. Mrs. K. Brewster spent Wednesday in Fairview. Emil Beyer visited Cleveland Tuesday. P. Ames family from Painesville weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Wiley. Nelson Freeman of Detroit weekend guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. F. Freeman. Miss Fiora Knight spent Tuesday with Mrs. Geo. Langen Ches.
A collage of names and visits across Elyria Berea and nearby towns includes Mrs Redbilis Miss Thelma Holus Mrs EK M Knowiers, Mr Hess buying land in Reece road for a new build, gatherings at the Hawke and Stacey homes, Edith Jobbling visiting Lorain, and multiple marriage and church related socials. An October 4 Parent-Teachers meeting and a local car accident near the bridge over the wreck are noted along with various travels through Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia and a Cleveland shopping trip by Mrs Ross.
Eaton on Sept 29 reports Rally Day services planned for Sunday October 2 at 10 AM with a goal of two hundred attendees. Celia Nezurele and Celia Borrows of North Olmsted held birthday gatherings at Borrows home with about thirty-five guests enjoying a party and gav.
Notes of sport recount the Gibbons brothers Mike and Tom shaping St. Paul’s boxing scene and elevating local interest in the sport. Their efforts helped local fighters gain recognition and sparked community enthusiasm for pugilism.
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