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Newspaper
Patoka Register
Location
Patoka, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1951
Page
5
Ohio State University agronomists advise removing straw after combining small grains to help new legume seedings survive winter and boost next year hay yields. They warn against leaving straw as damp mold growth kills stands. stop cutting after September 10 to let legumes store roots’ food.
The Pentecost Sunday School reported 77 present on Sunday morning and the Methodist Sunday School noted 68 in attendance. Several birthdays were celebrated including Emery Mea dor, David Ripple, Donald Veal, Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie Sr., and Mrs. Ralph Hutchens. Anderson Indiana visitors arrived Tuesday to visit local families, while Rev. Paul Brown conducted his regular appointment. Laurel Peyton and daughter Cheryl shared Sunday dinner with Joe Wikenhauser and Richard Murfin families. Mildred Cox and her brother are mentioned in the ongoing social notices.
Midwestern agronomists warn that color and growth rate reveal hunger in corn. Deep green leaves indicate health while potash and nitrogen or phosphate deficits show distinct signs such as scorched leaf edges and purple-tipped leaves. A balanced fertilizer and good tilth with legumes in rotation improve soil and supply nutrients.
Sunday visits include Dale with the Gillespies and Mabel. The Women’s Society of Christian Service met June 27 in the Methodist Church basement with Mrs. Lauren Peyton as guest. Numerous families and travelers visit relatives in Odin and surrounding towns. A Vacation Bible School enrolls sixty two children. births, hospital stays, and military inductions are recorded alongside visits from Joliet to Decatur and Patoka to St Louis. Families from Monticello, Arrow Smith, and Sacramento are mentioned with travel and hospital notes.
Sandoval locals Mr and Mrs La Verne Deadmond and sons Gary and Evan and Mrs Martha Uhls spent Thursday in Odin with Mr and Mrs Tracy Gillmore Sunday visitors at the home of
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