Gardening Q and A for July yard care and planting tips
The extension horticulturist explains that removing suckers from sweet corn is not cost effective and yields similar results. Cucumbers squash and melons show male blossoms early and female later, so expect fruit set as seasons progress. Weekly multi purpose spray controls insects and disease on cucumbers phlox and fruit trees. Perennial phlox need care as yellowing occurs from spider mites leaf spots and drought. water deeply weekly and mulch to conserve moisture and reduce disease splash. It is time to plant more snap beans late cucumbers and sweet corn. plant late July sweet corn to mature before cold weather, using an early variety.
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Charles Plummer named counselor at Tucson Arizona
Charles Plummer of Le Mars leaves this week for the University of Tucson in Arizona where he is named foreign student counselor and Ponglish instructor to aid foreign students. He previously served in the army including Okinawa and Viet Nam and earned a master of fine arts at the University of Town. A family gathering was held here with relatives from Albert Lea and Spencer. Jean Marie Frerichs, 9, of Le Mass, Iowa, attends a private speech school in Iowa City until late August. Free Wells Blue Bunny ice cream cones offered at National Food Store Friday and Saturday.
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Richard Frerichs
le Mass
Iowa City
North Riverside Drive
Jean Marie
Free Wells
National Food Store
Mary Gayle Anderson and Bartley G Young wed in Arizona
Mary Gayle Anderson of Merrill and Bartley G. Young of El Centro wed in Arizona in a ceremony at a hotel. The bride wore a floor length white linen gown with lace and a lace mantilla. Ruth Stoll was maid of honor. Don Wash ushers were Kirk Young and Cliff Bryant. The couple, graduates of North Arizona University and Berkeley, plan to reside in El Centro after a six week tour of Europe.
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Don Wash
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Cliff Bryant
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Crews sell Aberdeen-Angus bulls to Hinton buyers
At the hospital Ervin and Alice Crews of Moorhead sold two Aberdeen-Angus bulls to Harold Junck of Hinton and one more Aberdeen-Angus bull to Eugene Thoreson of Hinton.
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Alice Crews
Moorhead
Harold Junck
Hinton
Eugene Thoreson
Le Mars area Lutherans elect new district leaders
The sixth annual Iowa district convention of the American Lutheran Church closed in Waverly with budget hearings and elections. Delegates chosen included 80 district and 80 alternate reps for the Minneapolis general convention in October. The operating budget is 916,450 for next year, plus 1.5 million Iowa share of national missions. A joint HQ at Cottage Grove Ave Des Moines will begin this summer, with move planned for Jan. 1 and space for future Lutheran bodies. Members named to committees include L L Belk Le Mars and Robert Floy Le Mars among others. Card of thanks from Cliff Rowenborst follows.
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American Lutheran Church
Waverly
ALC
Lutheran Church In America
Bruno Schlachtenhausen
Decorah
Minneapolis
LE Mars Conference
Robert D. Floy
le Mars
Lloyd Dobroth
Sioux City
Fred Boyce
George
Wm. F. Funk Ill
Merrill
Sigmund J. Meyer
Rock Rapids
Stanley O. Satre
Conrad E. Rolland
Inwood
Lowell D. Hohensee
Primghar
Dale Johnson
George O. Anderson
Raymond Andersen
Akron
Edmund Zellmer
Moville
Norman Barker
Craig
Raymond Bentsen
Theran
Cottage Grove Ave
Moines
Lester Johnson Named June Cooperator of the Month
Lester Johnson of Grant township was named cooperator of the month for June by Commissioners Donald Litzmann Tom Kenny and Worth Banks. He became a district cooperator in February 1953 and completed his basic plan with La Vern Feusner in June 1955. His interest grew from soil silting on his farm’s bottom sand area prompting ongoing field conservation.
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Grant Township
Donald Litzmann
Tom Kenny
Worth Banks
Mr. Johnson
LaVern Feusner
Lester
Life's End for Rural Pierson Woman at 33
Mrs. David Klin gen smith 33 of rural Pierson died Tuesday at Broadlawn Manor Kingsley after a lengthy illness. Petricia Joan Harrison born May 17 1933 in Cherokee married David Klingensmith December 1 1961 at Grand Meadow. Survived by husband a son Dean daughters Carol and Susan at home sister Diana Grand Meadow brother John Sioux City parents Wayne and Elna Harrison Grand Meadow maternal grandfather Melvin Derringer Laurel Montana. Funeral Thursday 1:30 p.m. at EUB Meadow Star church Grand Meadow township with Rev Phillip Kinton officiating burial Grand Meadow cemetery Dickison Michaelson Kingsley directing.
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Pierson
David
Bud) Klingensmith
Broadlawn Manor
Kingsley
Petricia Joan Harrison
Wayne
Elna Harrison
Cherokee
David Klingensmith
Grand Meadow
EUB Meadow Star Church
Grand Meadow Township
Phillip Kinton
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Dean
Carol
Susan
Diana
John
Sioux City
Wayne Harrison
Melvin Derringer
Laurel, Mont
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