Tulip care tips and an international 4 H exchange visit
Extension notes advise leaving tulip petals and stems to store food in bulbs for next season. Dig and relocate bulbs after foliage yellows, remove seed heads, and dry bulbs before winter storage. Also noted: Gabat Devi from Kathmandu arrives June 12 for a month in Groton to join the International Farm Youth Exchange program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Moore _ Goncord
Gabat Devi
Kathmandu
Nepal
Groton
United States
Webbers
Webber
Middlesex County
Devi
University of Nebraska
Kansas
4 H Farm Youth Exchange Host by Joan Verrill
Harold Webber family of Groton will host an International Farm Youth exchange delegate from Nepal Miss Bha- brackets indicate OCR break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Verrill
Harold Webber
Groton
International Farm
Nepal
Euonymous scale affecting wintercreep and related plants
Euonymous scale commonly infests twigs and leaves of wintercreeper, bigleaf wintercreep er, and Japanese sponge, less on Bitter sweet. Heavy infestation causes greenish yellow spots and tissue death. Two generations occur annually with development timing varying.
Berry Crop Season Advisory and Varietal Notes
The article outlines spray schedules for two generations of crawlers beginning June 1-20 and Aug 5-25, with malathion spray at four tablespoons per gallon. It notes frost damage to first blossoms, a likely below bumper crop, and discusses berry varieties Howard, Catskill, Robinson, Sparkle, including midseason timing and quality traits.
Strawberries Delayed By Winter Injury Across Area
The first strawberry picking will be delayed about a week due to winter injury varying in extent across the area. Many plants are late by comparison to normal dates and fruiting is behind schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Fultz
Moths Bulletin for Middlesex County Homes
A free United States Department of Agriculture bulletin warns Middlesex County residents about moths and carpet beetles. It discusses the spring arrival of small flying insects that damage household fabrics and textiles and offers basic control guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Carey Lothes
Department of Agriculture
Middlesex County
Home Economics Department
Middlesex
County Extenson
Collapsible Tubes Shape Modern Packaging Across Industries
The invention of the collapsible metal tube in 1841 and its rise to a multi billion dollar global industry is explored. Dentists and manufacturers pushed use into toothpaste, medicines, and foods. Experts note growth potential in food tubes and warn safe handling of pesticides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blumer C. Walzer
Etn
Alrohol
Connecticut
Washington Wentworth Shefield
New London
John V. Wightman
Collapsible Tube Manufacturers Council
U. S
American Motors hits 300000th Rambler milestone in Kenosha
Kenosha Wisconsin celebrates the 300000th 1959 Rambler produced at the American Motors plant. E W Bernitt notes Kenosha and Milwaukee operations at record levels with June Rambler output estimated at 40000 and Wisconsin employment rising to 21400 from 11000 a year earlier. Bolivia has two capitals La Paz and Sucre with distinct roles.
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Kenosha
Wis
American Motors
Borming Rambler
Esgy
Hag
U.S
E. W.bernitt
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Wih
Bolivia
la Paz
Sucre
Supreme Court
Invest in Your Country Buy U S Savings Bond
A government urged campaign to promote U S Savings Bonds as a patriotic investment. The ads encourage citizens to purchase bonds to support national finance and citizen savings programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Dailey Family Mourns Mary E. Dailey in Lexington
Sympathy is extended to John F. Dailey of 36 Riverside avenue for the death of his mother Mary E. Welsh Dailey in Lexington. The funeral included a requiem high mass at St. Brigid's Church. Concord schools wind up today with awards exercises and report cards distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Dailey
Riverside, Avenue
Mary E. (Welsh) Dailey
Lexington
St. Brigid’s Church
Concord Public Schools
Miss Fultz Named Zeta Chapter Member at Smith College
Concord resident Miss Barbara Louene Fultz, daughter of Mr and Mrs Max G Fultz, has been named a member of the Zeta Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa at Smith College Northampton. The nomination was announced at the end of the graduating seniors’ commencement ceremonies. On June 7, Miss Fultz attended Concord High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
Barbara
Parking meters install eight time payment boxes in St Albans
St Albans Vermont installs eight time payment boxes at parking meters to let violators pay fines locally without visiting the police station. The system aims to streamline fines and reduce clerical steps for motorists cited for parking violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Albans
UPI
West Concord Bride Weds James Son of Giles Family
The wedding of Miss Jegne to James Son of Mr and Mrs Giles took place with Rev Robert rate officiating. The bridal gown featured tulle and pearls, finger-tip skirt length, and a crown of pearls. Attendants included Mrs Gile and Ann Giambeiti with Andrew F Giles as escort. groom James Son is a Concord High School graduate and firefighter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Concorn
Jegne
Charles Lombarjant
James
Mm Giles
Christian
Robert
Ring
Elke Fj
Mather
Neil Whitney Cord
Gile
West Concord
Ann Giambeiti
Andrew. F. Giles
Weltham
Edward. Connolly
Concord High
Wal Ha
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N.A.D.A.A
Main Street
Maynard
Matthew Prusik
Cy Ets
Mass
Concord Bottled Gas Service
Main St
Paavo
Erkkinen
Toive
Bros
Shore Avenue
Maynard Mass
Roderick Wood
New Hampshire
Catskill
Robinson
Sparkle
John’s
Lincoln
Carlisle
Carol Flagg CO
Mt Cele
Emerson
TOF
JET Roofing & Sidewalking CO
Mansville
Alice Yellick
Northboro
Alvin Wilbur Maynard
State
Colorado
Rockies
Service
Watts Exchange South Acros
North Main St
Natick
Robert Preaton
Tommy Young
Monmouth Junction
N.J
Still River Loam Co., Inc
Wayland
Bolton
Acton
Carl
HE Soto
Maynard Gascorner
Waltham
Miss Fultz
Zeta Chapter
Hicles
Vermont
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