Belden Church Initiates God’s Acres Parsonage Project
The Belden Methodist Church plans a parsonage fund drive renamed God’s Acres. Members will farm donated land to fund the parsonage, with seven local farmers plowing and planting over the weekend and harvest expected in October.
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Earl Durkee
Tommy Buckingham
Andy Fedak
Elwin Klinech
al Weiniger
Herman Gest
Belden Methodist Church
Henry Reisinger
Bill Prenty
Lee Klinect
Local clerks and officers reshuffle in summer notices
Harlan T. Chapman of LaPorte named assistant register of the treasury by U S Sensin LeRoy F Kelly and Lor sin appointed municipal court judge by Gov Frank Ausche. Police relax gear in hot weather. Amherst saloonkeepers shutter on July 4 amid nine fights and disturbances. Elyria chair maker Alton Henry Mooers dies suddenly at home.
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Harlan T. Chapman
LaPorte
Register of the Treasury
U.S. Sensin
LeRoy F. Kelly
Frank ‘Ausche
Amherst
Alton Henry Mooers
Elyria
Ireland and Poland Tie After Four Spades Showdown
In the European championship match two years ago Ireland and Poland tied a 40-board contest. Barry O Connell as declarer and Krzymuski’s defense produced a four spade contract for Ireland, while the Polish side also reached four spades but failed to play the club king on the opening lead. Ireland secured 6 international match points from the deal.
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Poland
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Rozecki
O'Connell
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Mechanical Injury Causes Fissures in Memos
Medical Memos by Dr Herschonshon outlines fissure causes in adults and children. He notes mechanical injury from rough passage can cause fissures and that constipation prevention in children or infants often treats cases without surgery.
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HW. L. Herschonshon
Pri Pee
Firemen Elect New Officers At Belden
Belden fire department in Grafton Township recently elected officers to take office this week. Appointed president Peter Bokesz vice president Phillip Anderson treasurer Herman Gest secretary Richard Hamric and Peter Bokesz also serve as Institutional Representative for Boy Scouts of America Troop 115. In Belden area the firemen sponsor the scouting unit. Joe Catanese and his wife welcomed a daughter Jodie born June 14 at New Barnholn Pennsylvania.
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Grafton Township
Peter Bokesz
Phillip Anderson
Herman’ ‘Gest
Richard Hamric
Boy Scouts of America
Joe Catanese
Jodie
New Barhion
Catanese
Belden School
Mattingly Family Holds Annual Reunion in Ohio
The Mattingly family reunion was held June 276 at the home of Mrs. Sadie and Robert Mattingly with 32 in attendance from North Ridgeville Canal Fulton Lodi and Middiesbourne Heights.
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Queen Crowned at Medina Dinner by The Top's Club
Chatham reports Ais. Margaret Ross crowned queen at Nuil's Diner Medina during a Top's Club dinner. Margaret had met 28 peers in three months.
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Margaret Ross
Nuil
Medina
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Agriculture losses shrink as sales fall in 11 month period
The Agriculture Department said losses on surplus farm crops dropped to 702 million dollars in the 11 months ending May 31, down from 900 million dollars in the prior year. Feed prices rose slightly in June from May levels but remained below June 1958 figures. Reps Marshall and Andersen proposed soil bank payment relief for farmers misled by officials. The U.S. Chamber urged Congress to scrap farm price supports and production controls to curb overproduction and reduce tax burden.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Fred Marshall
D-Minn
H. Carl Andersen
R-Minn
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Congress
Walter Garver
Chambers Agriculture Department
Sevin Controls Bean Beetle and Related Pests
The Mexican bean beetle can now be controlled more easily with Sevin. The insecticide kills bean beetle adults and larvae and also controls plant bugs and leafhoppers. One or two applications can cover an entire season, and Sevin is low cost and relatively safe to handle with harvest residue limits. Field workers may work in the field shortly after application.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Levin
Food and Drug Administration
Asparagus Season Care for Next Year’s Harvest
Ohio State University Extension horticulturist E C Wittmeyer notes asparagus stores food in roots for next year and requires summer care. Harvests began early this year. after cutting ends, shallow cultivation controls weeds while deep tillage harms roots. Apply 600 pounds per acre of 612-12 or equivalent, with adjustments based on spring fertilizer and manures. For home gardens, 20 to 25 pounds per 100 square feet. Monuron herbicide used by commercial growers after disking. follow directions. Allow fern growth to stand over winter, then disk in spring to transfer food.
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Ohio State University Extension Horticulture Ist
Ohio
Wittmeyer
Mmonuron
Witumeyer
Grain Volume Increase Indicated for Huron Co-Op
A Norwalk report by Richard Payne shows the Huron County Farm Bureau Co-Op increased grain volume by about 1.0 million and petroleum product deliveries by eight percent for the year ending February. The co op plans a new fertilizer warehouse at Townsend Ave and Old State Rd due to stronger dry fertilizer sales. Board members named are Frank Konst, Harry Hintz, and Elroy Walcher. retirees are A. E. Ganz and West Ruggles.
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Huron County Farm Bureau Co-Op
Richard Payne
Payne
Co-Op
Townsend Ave
Old State Rd
Frank Konst
Lyme
Harry Hintz
Kronson
Elroy Walcher
Fairfield Twp
A. E. Ganz
Fitchville
West Ruggles
Ridgefield
Tennessee Mountain Farmer Reminisces
Knox County profile of 62 year old Charlie Price a Tennessee mountain farmer who hawks farm and forest products at Knoxville's 105 year old Farmer's Market. He notes supermarkets eroding trade explains handcrafts and sassafras roots plus churned butter and a moved molasses mill. Market fades as officials eye space for parking.
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Charlie
Knoxville
Charlie Price
Senate House panel eases but still backs tight price support cap
A conference committee trimmed the proposed cap on annual price support payments to farmers. The panel’s revision still faces approval in both chambers, which have repeatedly voiced support for stringent limits. The action signals possible fights in Congress to revive the tough ceiling.
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UPI
House
Senate
Senate House
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