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The Florists' Review 



Jolt 16, 1914. 



TOLEDO, 0. 



The Market. 



There has not been much business in 

 July, but now and then funeral work 

 has formed a profitable interlude to the 

 quiet spell. Flowers are neither plen- 

 tiful nor of an encouraging quality. 

 Carnations have been of poor quality 

 for some time. Maryland roses have 

 been coming in fine, but the popular 

 Killarneys are short-stemmed and not 

 desirable otherwise. Sweet peas have 

 gone downhill rapidly. Outside gladi- 

 oli are beginning to arrive in fine 

 shape and are selling quite briskly. 

 Rubrum lilies are of extra good quality. 



Club Outing. 



Wednesday, July 8, was a gala day 

 in the history of the Toledo Florists' 

 Club, when employers and employees 

 enjoyed their annual outing at Ottawa 

 park. Over 200 were present. All flo- 

 rists affiliated with the club closed 

 their places of business at 9 a. m. 

 Under the grand marshalship of George 

 B. Schramm, the various florists in 

 their delivery cars and touring cars 

 lined up at the corner of Superior and 

 Locust streets, whence they paraded 

 through the principal downtown streets 

 before proceeding to the park. The 

 success of the picnic is due in a great 

 measure to the enthusiastic and untir- 

 ing efforts of Frank Schramm, presi- 

 dent of the Florists' Club. The three- 

 legged race was won by Messrs. Baker 

 and Martin; the 50-yard dash for men 

 over 40 won by Harry Heinl; 100- 

 yard dash for men under 40 by Steve 

 Czosko; 100-yard dash for women by 

 Mrs. Fred Hildebrand; sack race by 

 Miss Imoberstag; flower pot breaking 

 contest by Fred Ritter, Jr.; ladies' 

 ball-throwing contest by Mrs. Rothen- 

 buhler. The tug of war was won by the 

 east side florists, who also won the 

 baseball game. 



The feature of the outing was the 

 baseball game between the east side 

 • and the west side growers. The east 

 aiders were out for revenge, as they 

 were badly beaten last year. A side- 

 issue of the ball game that furnished 

 much amusement to the spectators was 

 the rancorous debate of Otto Krueger, 

 of the east side, and George Schramm, 

 of the west side, who continually ob- 

 jected to the umpire's decisions. 



Miss Helen Patten was on hand with 

 a petition in favor of tl'o woman suf- 

 frage amendment, which i^ to be voted 

 upon at the coming fall elections. 

 Guided by George Schramm, she made 

 an enthusiastic canvass of the picnick- 

 ers and met with a great deal of suc- 

 cess. She met her Waterloo when she 

 tackled Mr. Barrow, who said he could 

 not sign any papers without his wife's 

 consent. A. C. K. 



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