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Newspaper
Manito Community Express
Location
Manito, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1954
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Owen Singley attended their granddaughter Cathy Anne Beebe s baptism at Forrest Hill Methodist Church Peoria Easter morning Beebe Sr and Beebe Jr parents were present and a dinner followed at the Beebe home
Word from Dr. Gyalai says a March accident broke his right hand and cast kept five weeks. He can resume medical duties and will transfer to Japan, departing Korea on May 20 for reassignment there.
A grain of farming advice champions balanced nutrients and careful grazing to boost bluegrass pastures. Experts cite 500 pounds of 10-10-10 per acre and post first grazing nitrogen to extend grazing. Midwest soilsists claim well fertilized, carefully grazed pastures support more grazing days for beef and dairy cattle. A reader note recounts a Kingston family Easter visit to Lexington with Fischer relatives.
A bridal shower was held Tuesday evening for Mrs. John David Boyer at Mrs. W. H. Fischer's home. Co hosts were Mrs. Wayne Durham and Miss Shirley Schappaugh. Guests from Manito Pekin South Pekin and families attended and gifts were given to the honoree and her children Ronny Freiderich Connie Lynn Boyer and William Dean Durham.Unavailable gift givers sent their regards due to absence.
Mr and Mrs J A Seelye and Barbara enjoyed the Lily Show at Glen Oak Conservatory Sunday. They were later joined by friends for dinner and attended the Cinemascope showing of Night People.
Mr and Mrs Roger Pagel and their four children from Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin visited from Thursday through Sunday with Mrs Anna Reed Lillie Reed and other relatives Mrs Pagel is the former Betty Reed daughter of Mrs Anna Reed.
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