Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1951 — Page 40

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Miss Carolyn Bolander Is Bride of Mr. Jenkins

FC, JAMES L. JENKINS took Miss Carolyn Bolander as his wife at a 7:30 p. m. ceremony yesterday ins the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burdette

‘George Bolander, 141 N. Whitcomb Ave.

The bridegroom is the son of

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HE tree specialists who gathered in Cincinnati recently to discuss their favorite topic learned some odd facts. Take elms. Take. Stamfprd, Conn., elms, to be exact. “The Stamford city fathers got Worried about their dying elms back in 1947. So they started to lay the spray one. In 1947 they'd

ized, pruned and watered as well as sprayed. And they didn't get soft hearted about saving any fire wood. They just got rid of diling trees fast. Smart probably. = One sickly elm spreads trouble. Then the tree men went into storm damage problems. They

came up with the idea you'd

_ SUNDAY, OCT. 7, 1951 -

Report of Tres Meeting in Cincinnati

between adjacent iw, "0 te wilt can’t hop over. ow Joases were reported mostly in “the Hast, with 12 in Ohio and 7 in Michigan. Feeding trees through thelr leaves got an OK from the tree specialists. Dr. P. P. Pirone of Brooklyn Botanic Garden reported experimental trees lapped

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+ Mr, and Mrs. O. W. Jenkins, had to cut out nearly 250 dis- , apres * 206 N. Tremont Ave. eased trees. By 1950 they cut better ‘thin and prune your - up a lot of plant food ¥ phan | ‘Attendants were Mrs. Clay only 11. trees so the wind can get their leaves within a sing

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Halsey, sister of the bridegroom who was matrén of honor; and Ann Abbott and Mrs. Maurice Herring, bridesmaids. Clay Halsey was best man and ushers included John Boston and Louis Bolander, brother of the bride, The bride attended Butler University and Indiana State

At the same time they were treating the city budget kindly For in nearby New Haven at the same time, nearly a half million dollars was laid on the line to take down dead. tres. (Moral, it's cheaper to save a tree.) The Stamford | program terti-

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through, harp fashion. It appears that when we have a 50-mile-an-hour wind it pushes your trees with some four tons pressure. Double that for a

hundred-mile-an-hour gale. No new developments in oak wilt came out except for deep plowing.

That slices Toots

y 10 times the

hour after spraying, And the

. B.'B. Garden has decided plant

food through leaves Is worth same amount

root-fed. DDT and plant food dont fight, so they can go onto leaves at one and the same

spraying. Le

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Teachers’ College, Pfc. Jenking attended Butler University ! School of Pharmacy. . . © See All the Big Games in Your Group to Meet | A . BUSINESS The Indianapolis Hemerocal- A» ception. That's lis Society will meet at the ii : | OWN HOME! In the stor home of Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. James L. Jenkins a y last week there Spellios, 24 W. 57th St, on . M i Thursday evening at 7:30 p. m. Love Their Bones 13. BASEBALL! FOOTBALL! call “soft. goods Mrs. Dawn Snyder will have Bless those veal and beef Yife, even in charge of a business meeting soup bones. And pamper them A temperaiures. with a program led by Marga- . for best results. First brown in |Re— with a - . Merchan ate S ret Griffith. Mrs. Paul Dunbar the oven .with onion, carrots look for 3 Evo will assist Mrs. Spellios. and celery leaves. BY Dey Save 0 er eer eer | Re “osts, 2 ting enough gooc . {ymwaved Kt other. ol BO Men for clerkin, 5 to impossible, Th Mirror-Back Shadow Box [f= Balanced. Beam have ‘been hi 1 - 2 | boys. Di a ance a The parade to = | lines has skimme OD) - : TELEVISION A BOOKKEEPERS—Mrs. Carl S. Jones (left) helps Mrs. B. H. Beard stack Riley Hospital Cheer & OO i 16-Inch 0 95 sions, are going Guild | yearbooks which will be distributed ot the Fridoy meeting. 2 E AT'S ¥OR £0 IA Jo es ve x A Ew SIRE Ak OWL Co LE wn $5 1 pin Rin TS SS SAS HIS 8 How * Jase m5 ra Yi ia | HE Riley Room of the Governor and Mrs. ‘Henry F. ing vant James a 4 _ Fo GR Fe rae Se in the. aston . Schricker; xzayor and Mrs. comb Riley Hospital for chil- - %. ang Claypool Hotel will be Philip Bayt; Dr. Herman B dren; Miss Beatrice Hartz, K | - = Plus Tex Hig. traditions) \ the scene at 11 a. m. Wells, president of Indiana Uni- nursing supervisor, Robert W. BY — ond Warrenty didn’t do Fuck: Friday of the annual Chap- versity and Dr. John D. Van- Long Hospital, and Miss Edna 5 i ; Pdi, soasted alon; ter Day breakfast of the Riley Nuys, dean of the Indiana Haugh, nursing supervisor, K | PD You'll enjoy all of the games on this Philee not . 2 was. “st Hospital Cheer Guild. Chapters Jicaical Center. Wiliam B. Coleman Hospital = sion. If’ i it a change in di throughout the state are ex- Special guests will include for Wémen. A Balanced Beam television. It's a bargain aE an pected to be represented. Perry Lesh, James W. Carr and Mrs, Winifred Kahmann, 5 in quality! True-focus 145 sq. in. picture. defense-primed. pr Sister’ Mary Eilen,. adiminis- Mrs. Naomi B. Cook, president, Physical and occupational ther- ~ ing pretty” phon) trator of the St. John's Ho executive secretary and assist- apy director; Miss Mary Jane | Bem No blur! No smear! trost if, * pital, Anderson, and president 10 Secretary, Riley Memorial Laatz acting librarian; Miss 5 = " " . 2 of the Indians. Hoesital aoent Association; Mrs. Arthur A. Lute Troutt, dietetics depart- 2) EXTRA POWER for "weak signal” AREAS AND THE LO ciation, will speak on “Respon- Fairbanks, president Indiana ment director; Mrs, Kathryn M. Kl thinkers are Wc sibilities of Hospital A. sv il Hospital Auxiliary Association; Davis, auditorium hostess, =e the cost of the “c Dr. Samuel R. Warson, depart- Ayres’. =! ~ rope which has

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