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Manito Community Express

Location

Manito, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1952

Page

7

Balanced soil nutrients key to high corn yields says Purdue agronomist

Purdue agronomist Howard Lathrope warns that corn thrives only with a balance of nitrogen phosphate and potash plus active organic matter. In tests at Davies County Indiana overfeeding nitrogen reduced growth as potash became limiting, underscoring the need for balanced fertilization and soil biology in crop rotation.

Howard Lathrope Purdue University Agronomist Charles Schenck Davies County Indiana Lathrope

Entertaining New Year’s Eve at Prohel Family Home

The Louis Prohel family hosted a pot luck New Year’s Eve supper with guests including Mr. and Mrs. Harry Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Meyer and grandson Jimmy Hasenyager, R. L. Mahr, Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Thomas and family, Viola Morgan, Peoria, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas Pekin, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Meyer and family, James Bowley Green Valley, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyer and son Bruce, and Patty Risen.

Louis Prohel Harry Meyer Wayne Meyer Harold Meyer Jimmy Hasenyager R. L. Mahr Laurence Thomas Viola Morgan Peoria Richard Thomas Pekin Raymond Meyer James Bowley Green Valley Clarence Meyer Bruce Patty Risen

Buffet Dinner and Pinochle Night at Kerr Home

A 6:30 buffet dinner and evening of pinochle were enjoyed by friends hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Kerr and Mrs. Christine Johnson at the W. L. Kerr home Monday evening. A traveling prize at the pinochle tables went to Mrs. Johnson. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Meyer Harold Meyer Dan Jenkins Kenny Monroe Charles Beebe Johnny Fischer Mr. R. L. Mahr and Joseph Hobbs.

W. L. Kerr Kerr Christine Johnson Son Arvin Johnson Melvin Meyer Harold Meyer Dan Jenkins Kenny Monroe Charles Beebe Johnny Fischer R. L. Mahr Joseph Hobbs

RNA Member Seeks Home Office Helper in Oak Leaf Camp

A member of Oak Leaf Camp No. 4 is urged to contact Mrs. Madelyn Meyer to fill the Recorder role at the camp. The position must be filled as soon as possible and duties would be performed at home.

R.N.A Oak Leaf Camp No. 4 Madelyn Meyer

Miss Anna Gripp Attends Pekin Funeral

Miss Anna Gripp traveled to Pekin Monday for the funeral of Helio Rust. He was a cousin of Misses Anna and Theresa Gripp.

Anna Gripp Pekin Helio Rust Mr. Rust Anna and Theresa Gripp

New Subscribers and Renewals List

A roster of new subscribers and renewals includes Nelson Meyer, Mrs. Frank Rankin, Herbert Becker, Roy C. Cogdal Balsan of Lake Wisconsin, Roy C. Cogdal-Balsam of Iowa, and Mrs. C. W. Lowe Davenport Iowa. The item records names and locations in a local subscription ledger.

Frank Rankin Herbert Becker R.R . Roy C. Cogdal Balsan Lake Wisconsin Roy C. Cogdal Balsam, Iowa C. W. Lowe Davenport, Iowa

Illinois State Normal to Offer Extension Courses for Teachers

Illinois State Normal University will start extension courses for teachers in January across 18 centers statewide. Mason County meets January 14 at Mason City High School Room 12 5 00 p m Natural Science E220 with Dr I W Miller director of university field service Pekin Tazewell County Court House January 32 5 00 p m Music Education for lower grades E239 with Dr Emma Knudson head of department of music.

Normal Ill Illinois State Normal University Mason County Mason City High School I. W. Miller University Field Service Tazewell County Pekin Court House Lower Emma Knudson Department of Music

Birthday Greetings for Mr. Maloney in Peoria Home

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Maloney were honored by their Peoria relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Maloney on Sunday. A pre birthday gathering featured a cake baked by Mrs. Christine Johnson and attended by Geo Grob Melvin Meyer Janice and the Maloney hosts.

Robert Maloney Peoria W. S. Maloney Maloney Christine. Johnson Geo. Grob Melvin Meyer Janice

Bride to Be Donna Lee Callaway Fetes At January Shower

Donna Lee Callaway is honored at a brid al shower hosted by Mrs. Samuel Meeker and Mrs. Loren Clyde on January 2 in Manito area. Attendees include many Callaway and Meeker family members as the 1952 March of Dimes drive begins. The event highlights polio fundraising and National Foundation support programs.

Donna Lee Callaway Bertha Callaway Paul Meeker Manito Samuel Meeker Loren Clyde Milton Meeker Carl Gathman Elmer Meeker Dean Veerman Mose Meeker Anderson Scherer Robert Schumm Roy Strawbridge Wilbur Hiefmeter Dale Ethell Robert Kastner Vernie Ethell Raymond Meyer Fred Lussenhop John Meeker Lawrence Whiteford A. D. Meeker Eldon Clinebell George Meeker Ford Meeker Earl Graf Janet Scherer Faye Meeker Ann Meeker Jean Meeker Kenneth Meeker Dale Meeker Robert Graff Lawrence Graff

Rural Illinois polio cases spur 1952 March of Dimes drive

Chicago report notes one third of Illinois polio cases in 1951 were rural. IFOA president urges farmers to contribute as 1951 ended with a National Foundation deficit topping five million dollars. Willard Runyon cites ongoing outbreaks and raises emphasis on donations.

Runyon National Foundation Chicago Illinois Charles B. Shuman I. ‘Agriculture Association National Foundation For Willard M. Runyon

Radio and Portable Repairs Move to Old Community Office

The shop announces a relocation to the Old Community Express Office and promotes immediate repairs of car radios and portable devices, urging customers to visit for service.

Community Express

Open Weekday Hours and Evening Drop-In

Open weekdays 8 to 5. Saturday and Wednesday extend to 9 or later. Drop in and see what is going on.

Illinois Passes Ban on Shooting Foxes From Planes

The Illinois law now prohibits hunting foxes from aircraft with enforcement by Aeronautics agents and conservation staff. State officials confirm the amendment to the game code aims to curb dangerous hunting practices and warn pilots that such actions may violate federal law.

Illinois Leonard Schwartz Joseph K. McLaughlin Department of Aeronautics General Assembly

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Nelson Meyer No. 89 Lester Hollywood John D EERE Forman High School Seelye Hardware Manito, Illinois
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