Variety Key To Berry Success For Ohio Growers
A guide for Ohio strawberry growers notes that variety performance varies with local conditions. Earthdawn leads early, yielding about 8,000 quarts per acre, ahead of Premier. Other strong picks include Catskill Erie Pocahontas Amore Empire Sparkle Plentiful Surecrop Vermilion, with virus-free nursery stock boosting yields.
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Ohio
Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Catskill
Erie
Pocahontas
Delegates Named For Girls State And Boys State
Kathy Adams and Bonnie Boggs will represent New Richmond at Girls State from June 18 to 26 at Capitol University in Columbus. Alternates are Sandra Yates and Christy Jones. The delegates were chosen by the high school faculty and are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary and the Kiwanis Club. Charles Breton and Kenneth Robbins will attend Boys State at Ohio University in Athens from June 9 to 18, sponsored by the American Legion Post.
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NEW Richmond
Kathy Adams
Bonnie Boggs
Capitol University
Columbus
Sandra Yates
Christy Jones
American Legion Auxiliary
Kiwanis Club
Charles Breton
Kenneth Robbins
Ohio University
Athens
American Legion Post
Bert and George Bertrand celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
Mr and George A Bertrand of 8110 Forest Road Cincinnati Ohio will mark their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house for relatives and friends at Mt Carmel Social Club Mt Carmel on Sunday May 22 from 2 to pm They have five children William Glen Este Edith Anstaett Deer Park Carl Mt Carmel Dorothy White Williamsville Mildred Jones Glen Este and twelve grandchildren
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George A. Bertrand
Forest Road
Cincinnati
Ohio
Mt. Carmel
Weiner Lane
Bertrands
William
Glen Este
Edith Anstaett
Deer Park
Carl
Dorothy White
Williamsville
Mildred Jones
Amelia Church Announces Summer Educational Program
The Amelia Church of Christ plans a two week weekday Bible school from June 6 to 17 titled Teaching of Jesus. Rev. William Wenger and Edward Troutman direct. teachers cover cradle roll to adults with a closing picnic at Clermont Christian Assembly camp on June 18 and a demonstration program June 19. Registration by calling SK. 3-4455 or PL. 2-9272.
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Amelia
Amelia Church of Christ
Ted Brown
William Wenger
Edward Troutman
Evelyn Troutman
Jerri Robbins
Lelia Brown
Doris Saylor
Ruby Chatterton
Elain
Barngrover
Mildred Kittrell
Louise Neal
Hazel Bolender
Carolyn Bolender
Phyllis Wenger
Ann Wooten
Ray Lindsley
Helen Lindsley
Kenneth Bennett
Burrel Saylor
Charley Barngrover
Louis
Staub
Walter Bolender
Christine Ireton
Wilma Dinder
June Holden
Amos Jr. Robbins
Chasis Case
Joy Kittrell
Clermont Christian Assembly
Mt. Holly
Brown
West Clermont Parents Discuss New Kindergarten Plan
West Clermont parents with nursery and kindergarten children attend a May 24 meeting at 8 p.m. in Mt. Moriah Fellowship Hall to hear tentative plans for a self supporting kindergarten nursery school. Mt Moriah and Summerside Methodist Church committees organize and invite participation in planning this winter program amid local classroom shortages.
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West Clermont
Mt. Moriah
Summerside
PT ISABEL by Mrs Anna Little
Mrs Sadie Phillips left Saturday for an extended visit with Mr and Mrs Elwood Lewis and family of Long Island New York Relatives gathered to help James Liming celebrate his birthday Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Johnson of Georgetown with whom he resides Mr and Mrs Earl Carnahan and Miss Caroline Peters visited Sunday at Christ Hospital with Mrs Velma Wagner Mrs Ida Ormes spent Mothers Day with Mr and Mrs Archie Boss ee of Felicity Mrs Marilou Trees spent Thursday with Mrs Florence Simmons of Laurel Little Susan Preston of Telecity was the overnight guest Saturday and Sunday of Mrs Angie Preston and Linda Mr and Mrs Richard Lacy and sons visited recently with relatives in Lexington Ky Kenny Craycraft of Hygiene Rd spent the week with his grandmother Mrs Janie Jett Mr and Mrs Earl Warren of Georgetown were Friday evening visitors of Mr and Mrs Gene Warren and children Mr and Mrs George Wolfer and family of Mr Washington were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs Dale Clark Mr and Mrs Lewis Woodruff were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Thomas Woodruff Mr and Mrs William Woodruff of Mt Pisgah entertained guests at dinner Sunday Mr and Mrs Ralph Woodruff and family of Cincinnati Mr and Mrs Russell Woodruff and family of Bantam Mr and Mrs Howard Woodruff and family of Felicity and Mr and Mrs Roy Woodruff of here Mr Ralph Woodruff Judy Janis and Jo Ann of Cincinnati were Saturday overnight guests of Mr and Mrs A G Lanham
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James Liming
Mrs. Johnson
Georgetown
William Woodruff
Mt. Pisgah
Ralph Woodruff
Cincinnati
Russell Woodruff
Bantam
Howard Woodruff
Felicity
Roy Woodruff
Here
Bowl racing season opens at Glen Este May 22
The 1960 racing season at Glen Este Auto Bowl was postponed to Sunday May 22 at 2 p m due to unsafe track conditions after a week of steady rain washed away chemicals used on the surface. Howard Bruns notes the track must be safe before racing resumes.
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Glen Este
Glen Este Auto Bowl
Howard Bruns
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