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mem. me wouia string mem with a needle and thread and wear them around their neck to school.
My husband remembers gathering and selling them for 25 cents a pint on Saturday night at Flat Woods, where his father called figures for the dance.
Another nut is the horse chestnut, which is a native of southern Asia. It is an ornamental shade tree throughout Ohio. It is often confused with the Ohio buckeye.
Horse chestnuts are a beautiful nut and are not edible as they are extremely bitter. The fruit is a dark brown with a very shiny polished look. They are a member of the ash tree family. It is believed to be good luck to carry a horse chestnut in your pocket.
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