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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1957
Page
3
Roses thrive in containers with minimal root disturbance when transplanted to gardens. Water deeply once weekly in dry weather, mulch with peat moss, soak bare roots before planting, and prune to 8 to 12 inches. Feed once at planting and spray for pests before bloom for best results.
SOUTH AMHERST volunteers meet at the fire station social room. Fellowship sponsors an ice cream festival at the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. RIDGEVILLE the CYC will sponsor a dance at St. Peter's School at 8 p.m. Columbia hosts square dance at town hall 9 p.m. Farm Bureau Council meets at Carl Dirlam home 8 p.m. Birmingham Bible School vacation recap at Birmingham School 7 p.m. Lyndon Chapter past matrons meet at Mrs Treva Hanmer home 8 p.m. Henrietta grange dance at Firelands Junior High 9 p.m. Public invited. Southeast program closes Bible School with exhibits 6 45 p.m. and program at 7 30 p.m. Birmingham Florence IFF at Richard Humm home.
A travelling salesman Elton Ran som explains his habit of asking for twin beds in San Diego hotels. He says he wakes to an empty bed and thanks his lucky stars he has no wife beside him. Face-valued quote captures his humorous outlook.
Garden instruction outlines bed preparation for roses with peatmoss and Vigoro Rose Food, spacing 18 to 24 inches, hole depth 10 inches and 1 foot diameter, graft union placement by region, soil mounding, watering, pruning, two to three week mulching with corncobs or peatmoss, and a follow up fertilizer to protect nutrients.
The piece explains maple wilt a soil fungus that clogs water vessels in sapwood causing wilted foliage and green sapwood staining. Experts note spread is uncertain but pruning diseased limbs and proper feeding can aid recovery, while infected maples should be replaced and tools disinfected to prevent persistence.
A reader asks whether staking tomatoes yields more fruit. Benefits cited include cleaner fruit and easier harvesting, but drawbacks noted are higher costs, more sunscald, cracking, and potential yields not always higher. Uses mulch advocates and psychological appeal of hanging fruit.
The 4 H Pinups held their third meeting on June 5 at the home of Mrs. Gilbert J Squires. Anita Mills served refreshments. President Bet ty Gleason presented the program for the group.
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