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See previous entry: Little Home Histories, Part 25 -- Historical Data Concerning Joel and Rebecca Doudna and Family: Medication Applied to a Crushed Thumb.
As I remember this, it was in the first part of June, it killed all the corn except a few stalks that were growing under the trees. The corn must have been as high as my head. Not enough being left for father to gather, we children would take our wagons and wheelbarrows and gather the ears of corn which grew to maturity on the stalks under the trees. After the frost, the sun came out and laid it low and turned it black.
We had some "greening" apple trees. These apples were very much in demand in Barnesville for apple butter. These apples were killed. We also had a row of "neverfail" apples which we generally did not use or pay any attention to except to let the hogs eat them. The year of this frost, the "never fail" apples were the only ones that were not killed. We took very good care of these apples from this time on.
Source: Written by: Lucinda Bundy Hanson, Richmond, Va., Feb. 12, 1942.
See next entry: Little Home Histories, Part 27 -- The Birthplace of Joseph W. Doudna.
For the table of contents and first entry in this series, please see: Little Home Histories, Part 01 -- Table of Contents and Introduction.
This entry is adapted from Little Home Histories in Our Early Homes, Belmont County, Ohio, which was published in 1942. Its publication was coordinated by Robert D. and Beulah Patten McDonald. This entry has been reedited for inclusion in the Pierian Press Fulltext eBooks database, and is included on the Stratton House Inn Website by special permission. This entry is licensed for use ONLY on this Website. It may be used for educational purposes and personal pleasure under fair-use provisions via this Website. Please note that the Stratton House Inn iteration of this entry does NOT include the subject headings assigned each chapter for use in the Fulltext eBooks database.
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