Ammoniated Phosphorus Benefits Orchards Say Dr Hofmann
Dr. Fred W. Hofmann reports from Blacksburg that ammoniated phosphorus enhances soil fertility and tree growth, with strong yield gains when combined with calcium cyanamide and phosphate. Trials show major rye growth increases and improved soil moisture requirements support year round vigor for fruit trees.
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Fred W. Hofmann
Blacksburg
Horticultural Department
Eran
Agricultural Experiment Station
Iety of
Horticultural Science
Virginia
Lebanon Church News Roundup of Local Happenings
Mr Ray Curry and family moved to the Wakeman property at Oak Grove from the Hugh Hockman farm. Mrs Bessie Bowers shows improvement after illness. Jr party at Paul Hounshell home hosted by Mrs Eleanor Smithey with Gladys Ham and Boyd Himelright attending. Gladys Hammond won a contest prize. Eugenia Franklin Cleaver ill in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Christmas service planned at Mt Hope Presbyterian Church December 22 at 8 p.m. Public invited. Mr Charles Lee Funk and Mrs Funk of Macedonia boarding with Mrs Charles Lindamood. Funk works for the State Highway Commission. Miss Kathryn Gore of Baltimore visited the area. Pie social at the schoolhouse enjoyed. Curtis Shenandoah County music director led songs and carols.
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Lebanon Church
Ray Curry
Wakeman
Oak Grove
Hugh Hockman
Bessie Bowers
Paul Hounshell
Eleanor Smithey
Gladys Ham
Boyd Himelright
Gladys Hammond
Eugenia Franklin Cleaver
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mt. Hope Presbyterian Church
Charles Lee Funk
Macedonia
Charles Lindamood
Funk
State Highway Commission
Kathryn Gore
Baltimore
Mr. Curtis
Shenandoah County
Wesley Chapel Sunday School Christmas Entertainment Planned
Reynolds Store notes the Wesley Chapel Sunday School hosts a Christmas entertainment on Saturday night December 23 at 7:30 PM. The public is invited. Mr and Mrs Walter Moore are mentioned among the participants.
Birth of a Son Stirs Congratulations for Ewing Kerns
Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Kerns are receiving congratulations on the birth of a son. Mrs. Lee Chosen spent the weekend with Mrs. H. C. Reynolds. Foster Largent is indisposed at the home of his aunt in Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs. Travellis Clark spent Sunday with Mr. E. D. Shank and Mrs. Ada Strother. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Place spent the past week in Winchester. Mrs. Howard Reynolds is better after being indisposed. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller spent the weekend with Mr. I. D. Shade. Dick Marvil’s little son is indisposed.
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C. W. Moore
Ewing Kerns
Lee Chosen
H. C. Reynolds
Foster Largent
Berkeley
Travellis Clark
E. D. Shank
Ada Strother
R. E. Place
Winchester
Howard Reynolds
Cliff Miller
I. D. Shade
Marvil
Mt Pleasant U B Sunday School Christmas Entertainmen
The Mt Pleasant U B Sunday School will stage a Christmas entertainment on Christmas night at 7 30. The public is invited to attend. Mrs Alfred Elliott and her Maryland child visit Mr and Mrs Julian Elliott. Rev L C Messick was the supper guest.
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MT. Pleasant
Mt. Pleasant U. B
Alfred Elliott
Little Daughter
Maryland
Julian Elliott
L. C. Messick
John Petry
Irene Orndorff
Mt. Williams
Asbury Boyce
Tommy Cochran
Little ‘Son
Winchester
Bessie Rosenberger
Christian Endeavor Society
St. Johns Church
Taxpayers Of Counties Benefitted By Virginia Audit Findings
State Auditor L McGarthy Downs reports counties in Virginia saw an 18.38 million dollar gain from 1931 to 1938 due to improved balances reduced debt and capital spending funded partly by federal grants. The note covers tax per capita, proposed penalties for late financial reports, and calls for annual town audits.
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Richmond
L. McGarthy Downs
Voxverty
Virginia
Downs
Action Deferred On Tomato Plant Quarantine
Richmond December meeting of county agents deferred any quarantine on tomato plants to curb nematode disease. A district meeting in Warsaw is set for January 19 at 2 p.m. with a state plant industry official attending. Commissioner L M Walker Jr said growers’ cooperation is essential before any court action.
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Richmond
State Department of Agriculture
Warsaw
State Division of Plant Industry
L. M. Walker, Jr
State Commissioner of Agriculture
Disease hits tomato roots in Virginia fields outbreak
Farm officials say a root disease affecting tomato plants has spread in Virginia, with Walker noting a rise in cases along the Northern Neck and suggesting the illness was introduced from outside the area.
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Walker
Virginia
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