Meta Palos Letters Outline County Club Camp Plans
A stream of notices describes a county club camp in Athens Hocking County Ohio with aims of recreation, education, and character building. Details include enrollment by August 6, cost five dollars, lodging and meals, packing lists, camp location near Nelsonville, and transportation and visit policies for members and families.
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Meta Palos
Haydenville
Chef Logan
Athens Hocking County
TLEE
Farm Labor Wages Lower in 1928
Agent Kreitler notes farm wage levels lagging the state total with July index at 170 percent of pre war levels, down from 172 percent last July. A larger farm labor supply, especially in lower demand areas like Pomeroy Bend, is blamed for the decline and the accompanying camping program details are listed for 4-H youth.
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Kreitler
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Bureau
Pomeroy Bend
Pomcroy
Float War Decided At Federal Livestock Club Meeting
At the regular Federal Livestock club meeting held at Edward Kairns home a float will be prepared for Athens County fair activities. A reproration was passed that the banner won for the float at the county fair test year by two Amershire clubs will be presented to Amesville High School. The meeting adjourned to the home of Harmon Ketene on July ki. Refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs L Kerrns.
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Federal Livestock Club
Edward Kairns
Athens County
Ameashire
Amiesvile High School
Harmon Ketene
L. Kerrns
Adon Marshfield Jolly
Alec Dicken
Redia MekKibben
Bernice McLeod
Ferne Hawk
Doarothy Mrimks
Helen Raugh-meus
Girls Read Stories At Roll Call Club Meeting
The club met at Mrs. P. T. Beal’s home as the Girls Mothers Helpers 4-H. Thelma Beal and Laura Townsend won honors for their stories on club work. Members present included Margie Sherdian Anna Sherdian Helen Townsend Fallie Hughes and Thelma Beal. Former members Thelma and Dorothy Walker plan to attend next meeting.
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P. T. Beal
Thelma Beal
Laura Townsend
Thelma
Dorothy Walker
T. Beal
Mothers
Original and Good Four Club Meeting with Mrs J A Bey
Age 15 resident Lallian Carpenter from Athens Ohio reports a club event with Mrs J A Bey described as enjoyable and lively. The note records a youthful participant and location in Ohio.
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Bey Our Jeader
Lallian Carpenter
Athens
Ohio
Kotte
Beetle Control Advice From County Agent H Johnson
County farm agent H Johnson explains beetle control for gardens using magnesium arsenate calcium arsenate and calcium arsenate sprays. He outlines dust and spray methods, stressing application to the undersides of leaves where beetles feed, and provides home mix formulas and purchase options at local stores.
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Het Garden
H. Johnson
Johnson Sud
Magrestan
Jackville Club Girls Demonstrate Aprons in Meeting
Six members of the Jolly Workers club in Jackville demonstrated how to cloth club aprons judged by Thelma Vernon and Esther Wanon. Dor othy Barker and Masine Wall led the demonstrations with focus on prevention and subject matter.
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Jolly Workers Club
Jackville
Thelma Vernon
Esther Wanon
Athens
Ohe Club
Hiner
Wahoa
Miss Wilson
Zien
Dorothy Barker
Masine Wall
Practical Ways to Fight the Corn Borer
Practical methods to combat the corn borer win approval from U S Department of Agriculture researchers. A photo shows a corn harvester that leaves stubble and drafts and includes attachments to cut stalks and bury roots, reflecting ongoing efforts to reduce infestation and crop losses.
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U. & Departement of Agriculture
Ftstars
Otreun
Comeralpear
California Cooperative Methods Impress Ohio Visit
A Ohio horticultural secretary recounts a California trip with the American Institute of Cooperation. He notes emphasis on crop care packing and labeling to ensure quality and honesty. Managers and boards are praised for discipline and the long run benefits of cooperative methods.
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Bry
C. W. Watd
Scretary
Ohio Horticultural Council
California
American Institute of Co-operation
Pealtrs
Calfornia Druit
Wrinagers
toth +s
Galiformia Coomries
Ohio Fruit
Calfornia
Barker
Martha Robinson Poem Mentions Club Leader and Autos
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Martha Robinson writing a poem and mention a club leader Mrs J Bu and a husband. The text also discusses prices of modern automobiles and a decline in motorcycle production by twenty percent from 1927 values.
Poultry Club Star Max Heston Tops Athens County Fair
Max Heston of the Federal Alley Livestock 4 H Club raised Tancred White Leghorns and won first in club work and first in the open class at the Athens County Fair. Athens Chick Hatchery sponsored the open class, awarding fifty chicks this spring. He pursues 4 H aims to make the best better.
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Dultry
Max Heston
Federal Alley Livestock
Athens County
Athens Chick Hatchery
Max
Amusing Plays Presented by 4h Ghia Club
The 4-H Ghia club staged two plays at Tick Ridge schoolhouse titled "The Story Grew" and "Good English Comes to Town" with multiple characters and Mrs. Brown Lillian Carpenter and Rita Sheridan among roles. A fish supper and desserts followed, with sales of sandwiches and ice cream supporting club activities.
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Loyal Daughters 4-H
Tick Ridges
Brown
Lillian Carpenter
Green
Louiale Carpenter
Dean
Rita Sheridan
Rice
Cecelia Sheri
Doolfith
Margaret Robinson
Stone
Martha Robinson
Taylor
Dorothy McCanahan
Mrs White
Louise McClana
Han
Cecelia Sheridan
Miss Florence
Lullam Carpenter High School
Mariah Robinson
Aint
Clarice Carpenter
Good English
Louie McClanahan
Dorothy Carpentr
Cledith Carpenter
Slang
Margaret Carpenter
Neat Stitchers 4 H Club Hosts Girls Moving Away
The Py Neat Stitchers 4 H club at Tromble entertained with a party Tuesday evening at Connie Brown's home. Honoring Thema Garnet Compton who cares mom to Columbus, games and ice cream were served. Names included Clea Cortrade Vermatin Alberta Raber Ildra Mande Marjorie Merrion Neva Ada Frances Darling Norma Velma Barstow and others.
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PY Neat Stitchers
Tromble
Othe
Connie Brown
Thema Garnet
Loyal Daughters 4 H Club Holds All Day meeting
The Loyal Daughters 4-H club met at the home of Mrs Bell for a pot luck dinner at noon. About 12 members attended with six guests from Clarks Chapel Ladies Aid. After business the group worked on plays and checked girls garments. Next meeting set for August 1 at Mrs J A Bell's home.
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Daugavers
Ita
Fiohisen Gurls
Clarks Chayel Ladies Aid
Visi~ Lors
Mre Claney Rotancon
Alice Frotinson
Avids
J. A Bell
Four-H Sewing Club Meeting Place Ad
A note by Lucille Carpenter describes the Loyal Daughters 4-H Clothing club meeting at a streamside Rhady core where their sewing rules are taught under leader Sir J A Beil.
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Lucille Carpenter
Loyal Daughters
4-H Clothing Club
Sirs
J A. Beil
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R. W. Lang
Hazel Cocker
Lange Anna Mansfield Curtis Jones
Heren Mettler
Berdena Hawk
Paul Mansfield
Ruth Ingmire
Jewell O
Delphine Krinn
Ruby Keister
Mildred Keister
Mildred Walters
Herel McKibben
Harriet Jacoby
Vesper
Glen Mettler
Berdina Yank
Hazel McKibben
Harriett Jacob Ruby Keister
Ruth Ingmore
Henh Mansfield
Esther Wilson
Curtis Jones
Hazel Cooke
Mrs. Mansfield
Helen Mettler
Vesper Services
Roll Call
Four Club
Tell
Beetle
Jackville Club
Council
Irs
Plient and True
Mra J Bu
Cycle Sales Huet
Max Heston Amessille
4H Ghia
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