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The Rorists^ Review 



Afbil 18. 1922 



OLEVEI.AND CLUB DOINGS. 



The meeting of the Cleveland, O., 

 Florists' Club, held in the elubroom 

 at the Hollenden hotel, was one of the 

 best held in months and more than 

 seventy attended. 



A report on the national show was 

 given by Herman P. Kuoble, of the na- 

 tional S. A. F. committee. It was quite 

 interesting and Mr. Knoble was well 

 pleased with the showing made by the 

 Cleveland florists. Lars Anderson, of 

 Rocky Eiver, O., one of the members, 

 came home from the national show with 

 practically all the prizes for hydran- 

 geas. He reports that he could have 

 sold bis thousands of plants right at 

 the Indianapolis show. What does this 

 mean to Cleveland growers! It is a 

 cold fact that the Cleveland growers 

 are not strong enough on exhibiting 

 their products. What we need for 

 Cleveland, a city of a million, is one or 

 two good plant shows each year. 



At the meeting, the writer talked 

 with several growers. Their general 

 diflBculty is that they have the plants 

 and can not get rid of them. One co- 

 operative effort to aid our publicity 

 committee would help this condition 

 much. 



Another dance and get-together 

 meeting will be given by our hustling 

 committee. The club turned the funds 

 made at the last dance into a recrea- 

 tion fund. Let us hope that before 

 next season there will be a handsome 

 amount in the hands of this committee. 



The membership was increased by 

 ten at this meeting, making a total of 

 eighty-eight since the beginning of 

 President McLaughlin's term. Carl 

 Hagenburger was much missed. 



Homer Frey's talk on glazing com- 

 pounds was indeed interesting. Mr. 

 Frey, who was the speaker of the even- 

 ing, complimented the Cleveland club, 

 when he said it is one of the liveliest 

 he has ever visited. A. T. F. 



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