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Bedford Times Press

Location

Bedford, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1947

Page

6

Farmers urge patience on frost damaged corn and seed options

Farmers are advised not to rush replanting frost damaged corn and to let nature recover if possible. If replanting is needed US 13 and Ohio C-92 are suggested after late May and early June respectively. Local seed suppliers near Corning and Seed Coop offer varieties. 4-H activities include short course entries and club tours with details on dates and delegates.

Nature Farmers Exchange of Bedford Adams County Corning Stringtown

Rally Planned by Jackson Gingerettes in May. 4-H Enrollment Noted

Lillian Thomas to attend the Convention as Jackson Gingerettes prepare for Rally Day with an all day meeting May 26 and a Friday session May 30 for final touches. Laurel Stitham of Taylor County reports 4-H enrollment: Stitham’s club has 25 members with four boys outside the township. Mrs Stitham leads a 15 girl group. boys’ club started two years ago and girls’ club last year. County Extension Director G Johnson advises fruit growers to spray fruit trees 10 to 14 days after calyx spray, applying a 50 pound batch of wettable sulfur lead arsenate and hydrated lime mix, with reapplication every 10-14 days through May and June.

Ames Cora Beal Mary Ann Hammer Ida Mae Hammer Joanne Judy Joan Brown Helen Wintermute Betty Brown Louise Wintermute Joanne Helen Clayton Cloverleaf Club East Mission Church Jackson Gingerettes Laurel Stithem Taylor County Stithem G . Johnson Johnson

Sharpsburg Locals Attend OES Initiation and Visits

Sharpsburg and nearby locals report OES initiation for Beryl and Viola Besco in Conway. Several area residents including Kerrs, Atkin, Key, Cochran, Dresher, Rutledge, Ditto, Knapp, McMahill, Wehrhan, Gillespie, and Gilmore are noted visiting relatives, attending funerals, or hosting relatives over Memorial Day weekend.

Sharpsburg OES Conway Beryl Besco Viola Besco

Spray choices for leaf pests in warm weather

The article notes a preferred spray using a wetterable sulfur rather than lime sulfur to avoid burn injuries at temperatures above 80 degrees. Poison is added to kill leaf-eating insects, but cooling trends have slowed the cooling moth, making this spray early and less effective for that pest.

Bonnie Shackelford Birthday Party Observed

Bonnie Shackelford was feted on her second birthday with family and friends at the Shackelford home. Attendees included Coleen Cordell Katy Young Norma Young and others as games and cake followed ice cream and angel food cake. Additional visits included relatives from Grant City Creston Kansas City Sheridan Nodaway and Clarinda.

Bonnie Shackelford Clarence Shackelford Bonnie Coleen Cordell Katy Norma Young Jimmy Scott Beverly Johnson Bobby Beverly Pritchadk Phyliss Charlotte Woods Marilyn Burns Judith Julia Jerry Chandler

Randolph Woman Hosts Visitors After Weeks With Sister

Thursday after spending weeks with her sister Mrs Osel Hayes of Randolph Iowa, Mr and Mrs Junior Booher of Maryville visited with his parents Mr and Mrs George Booher. Several families gathered Sunday at the Woody Tamerius home including Orville McNees and Pearl Kimbler from Bedford. Richard Neumeier wed in Bedford Sunday with Henry Neumeyer and family and Jason Neumeyer and children attending. Dorothy Pedigo joined Ivan Smith to Creston Monday as he returned to US Navy duty.

Sharpsburg Donald Kerrs Fort Morgan Colorado Wic Ray Kerns Kenneth Atkin Morton Milla Ray Kerrs John Key Lenox Lewis Key John Cochran Glenwood Joe Cochran Effie -Black Leland Grimm Kansas City Helen Dresher Cedar Falls Jess Dresher Dresher Albert Bedford Chas. McGuity Anna Davis Elizabeth Carol ‘Knapp Harold Wehrhan Waterloo Charley Knott Jim Gillespie Kansas Nebraska Robert Gilmore York Carrie Pinney Gilmore Keith Cook Rodney Grant City Ray Morris Floy Ray Creston C R Sickels Clarence Shackleford Barbara Shackleford Dorothy Miller Ed Parker Chas. Morris S M Parker Rex Morris Sheridan Vane Rusco Gertie Rusco Blockton Glenn Sickels Frank Smith Homer Spoonemore Nodaway Jay Davis Clarinda Nora Barnes Osel Hayes Randolph Iowa Junior Booher Maryville George Booher Woody Tamerius Orville MecNees Pearl Kimbler Henry Neumeyer Howard Jason Neumeyer Richard Neumeyer Ralph Schuster Elton King Maloy Hild Roy Rusco Gene Sickels J E Sickels Joe Lyle Sickels Roger Dorothy Pedigo Ivan Smith

Mrs Lewis Key 74 Dies at Creston Hospital

Mrs Lewis Key, 74, died Wednesday at 3 p m in Greater Community Hospital Creston. Born in Terre Haute Illinois, she moved to Taylor county at age two. Surviving are her husband three sons Herman Elmer and Frank Key and Frank Key of Lenox Wichita Kans six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services were held Saturday afternoon at Arnold Funeral Home with Rev Charles Hagee officiating. Burial in Fairview Cemetery Lenox.

Lewis Key Greater Community Hospital Creston Terre Haute Illinois Taylor County Lenox Herman Key Elmer Key Wichita Kans Frank Key Arnold Funeral Home Charles Hagee Fairview

Pioneer Resident Jesse Lininger Dies in Lenox Area

Pioneer resident Jesse Lininger, seven miles southeast of Lenox, died recently after farming there many years. Carl Laxon of Earlville visited Tom Henderson's home en route to California, and a recent windstorm shattered the Remus store front plate glass. Mrs Charles Brokaw Mrs L W McFee and Mrs C C Bassett visited Mrs Charles Leonard at Corning, all members of the Lenox MFC club.

Jesse Lininger Lenox Carl Laxon Earlville Tom Henderson Lenox Enroute California Remus ’Store Charles ‘Brokaw L W McFee C C Bassett Charles Leonard Corning MFC Club

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Farm Bureau Briefs Ross Rockets Boys Be Square Club Chamber of Commerce Louise Dallas Dallas Delphinium 4-H Club Donis Harland Holt Lassies Holt Center Roll Call Collen Moore Marcia Bycroft Holland Lillian Thomas Taylor County Boys’ Club Joseph Cotten Jennifer Jones Selznick Fennifer Jones Joseph Cottel Jon Rialto Athelstan Jack New Market V. J BAKER General Electric ALCO Green Colonial Terrel & Son Louis Nordi Mpitz Ciarinda Lenox Locals K. M. A. Orchestra Villa Rio Colorado Rockies Glacier Park Black Hills Pacific Northwest Burlington C. A. Reynolds du Pont Ideal Lumber Co Bedford, Iowa
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