Composting saves money and resources for gardens
James D. Carney explains composting as nature s recycling of yard waste into soil conditioner and mulch. It enriches soil, improves moisture retention, reduces erosion, suppresses weeds, and bills as a cost saving, resource conserving practice with guidance from the Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District in Batavia.
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Clermont Soil and Water Conservation District
Batavia
Owensville and area notes from late September fall events
Owensville reports Dwight Fetter begins UC Batavia in business management. Ida Fleishell a Clermont County Hospital patient with a fractured rib. Bosch family visits Gauche aunts at Clermont Nursing Home. Fetter, Hawley, and Jones visit relatives in Dayton. Pierce family visits Ernie in Xenia. Ernie teaches at Beaver Creek School. Emma West and Velma Schobert visit Cynthia Whitmer at Sunrise Nursing Home. Cele Morris hosts Ladies Bridge Club. Beth Ann Backsheider out of school with chicken pox brought by a visitor.
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Dwight Fetter
Carl Fetter
Batavia
University of Cincinnati
Ida Fleishell
Clermont County Hospital
Joseph Bosch
Nora
Emma Gauche
Clermont Nursing Home
Alvena Fetter
Mary Jo Hawley
Gertrude Jones
Milford
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Henry Pierce
Ernie
Xenia
Beaver Creek
Emma West
Velma Schobert
Cynthia Whitmer
Sunrie Nursing Home
Cele Morris
Ladies’ Bridge Club
Beth Ann Backsheider
Pigskin Previews for Week Five in Greater Cincinnati Area
Local football column predicts outcomes for Amelia, New Richmond, Batavia, Williamsburg, Western Brown and Goshen. CNE and Williamsburg aim for unbeaten runs while Goshen seeks upset. picks favor CNE by eight, Burg by twenty four, and Goshen by eight with detailed player pairings noted.
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Williamsburg
Goshen
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Soil test package expanded by OSU extension agents
OSU extension agronomist John Trierweiler announces a new soil test package priced at $2, including ph, lime, phosphorus, potassium, calcium, magnesium, cation exchange capacity and base saturation. The old test cost $1.60, new results adjust potassium recommendations to soil cation-holding ability.
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Ohio State University Soil Test Laboratory
John Trierweiler
Trierweiler
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