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Athens Messenger

Location

Athens, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1951

Page

2

Gardners Try New Vegetable Varieties Across County

County agent W C Roberts notes gardeners in Mason County planting new varieties. Kennebec potatoes and Ranger beans show good quality. New Hampshire midget watermelon seeds planted May 12 in Morgantown yield six to eight melons per vine by August. Caserta summer squash ripens by July 4 with daily yields possible on fertile soil. Yankee hybrid yellow squash adds variety. Roberts advises limited trial planting next year. Also local visits report Mrs Frank Miller family in Oregon Ridge and Mr Herman Kempton visiting Jacksonville.

Point Pleasant Mason County W. C. Roberts New Hampshire Roberts Morgantown

Series of Farm Meetings Slated in Mason County

Plans unveiled for a Mason County series of farm meetings led by the county Agricultural tion Committee to strengthen family farming. P. E. Roush of USDA outlined a countywide schedule from Aug 20 to Sept 5 at local venues, each at 7:30 p m, inviting farmers and farm families to share needs and ideas for improving farm programs and policies. Attendees included Lionel L. Smith James Lewis and Judson M. Brake.

Point Pleasant Mason County Agricultural Tion Committee P. E. Roush Production Marketing Administration USDA Roush America Mason County Sunny Side Fred Kaylor Colemans Flatrock Hannan Loag Gunville White Church Rising Sun Beech Hill Leon School Byrd Lionel L. Smith Soil Conservation Office James Lewis The National Farm Loan Administration Judson M. Brake Farm Home Administration

Point Pleasant FFA Members Swim Picnic and Farm Youth Show Plans

Pt Pleasant FFA members met Saturday at the local pool for a swim and then a Harmon Park picnic. A short afternoon business session planned participation in fairs and Farm Youth Show announcements. Also, Miss Betty Jo Boles married Angus Robbins at 2 30 pm at the groom's parents home.

Point Pleasant FFA Harmon Park Arlin Darst Henry Kay Chap Miller Thomas McCoy Ernest Kay Raymond Yauger Charles ‘Thompson Howard Taylor James Stover Lawrence Gray Earl Wears David Darst Robert Newell John Withers Howard Fisher George Ke Betty Jo Boles Alfred Boles Leon Angus Robbins Wirt Robbins Main St Rufus Casto Mr. Robbins Okla Riddle Basil Huddieston

Land Use Project Tour Slated Tomorrow

POINT PLEASANT The Agricultural Department of Putnam County will sponsor a tour of the Mason County land use project here Wednesday. Lionel Smith of the Soil Conservation Office says the tour aims to instruct and inform veterans in training and interested farmers in the benefits of stock water units wildlife and pasture development on the land project over wasteful farming methods.

Point Pleasant Agricultural Department of Putnam County Mason County Lionel Smith Soil Conservation Office Smith

Ruth Bible Class Meeting at Trinity Methodist Church

The Ruth Bible Class of Trinity Methodist Church will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms Hostesses include Mrs Reesa Williams Mrs Rose Hildreth Mrs W C Bird Mrs Frank Aldred Mrs Eunice Beller and Miss Blanche Armstrong The Burnside reunion will be held Sunday Aug 26 at the home of Mr and Mrs Okey Blagg 112 Liberty St A basket dinner will be served at noon

Ruth Bible Trinity Methodist Church Reesa Williams Rose Hildreth W. C. Bird Frank Aldred Eunice Beller Blanche Armstrong

Leon Homemakers Farm Women’s Club Picnic Date

The annual family picnic of the Leon Homemakers Farm Women’s Club is set for August 20 at the home of Mrs. E H Bissell on Charleston Road. Members and families are invited to share in activities and refreshments.

Leon Homemakers Farm Women's Club E. H. Bissell Charleston Rd

Circle Number One Meeting at Main Street Baptist Church

Circle Number One of the Main Street Baptist Church will meet today at 7 30 p m in the church social rooms Mrs Richard Thomas will preside A dinner party was given recently in honor of Jerry Lee who celebrated his second birthday Attending included Mrs Leslie Bright Sandy Bright Mrs Aaron Bright Miss Patricia Lynn Miss Paty Patterson and Gerald Bright

Main Street Baptist Church Richard Thomas Jerry Lee Henderson Leslie Bright Sandy Bright Aaron Bright Patricia Lynn Paty Patterson Gerald Bright

Friendship Class Picnic At Heights EUB Church Held Sunday

The Friendship Class of Heights EUB Church held its annual picnic and outing Sunday with members gathering for a community event.

Friendship Class of Heights EUB Church

Admission Notes At Point Clinic In Aauahtar Ward

Mrs Wayne Dille of Lock 25 and Mrs Orville Watson of Henderson admitted for medical care. Richard Clark of Gallipolis Ferry listed for observation at the Point Clinic notes.

Wayne Dille Lock Aauahtar Orville Watson Henderson Richard Clark Gallipolis Ferry

Term Is Ordered for Local Man Over Bond Refusal

Harry K. Neal was sentenced to one year in jail by a local magistrate for refusing to post a $500 bond and pay $40 weekly support to his family. He may be released if he posts the bond and continues $40 weekly support to the West Virginia Training School. Three others were fined for intoxication, with Howard Martin Biffle charged $25 and costs for reckless driving. Audrey West, Hermon Arthur West of Huntington, and Merrell L. Craig each paid $10 and costs for intoxication.

Point Pleasant Harry K. Neal Neal West Virginia Training School Howard Martin Biffle Audrey ‘West Hermon Arthur West Huntington Merrell L. Craig

Home Canning Advice From Sanitarian Criss

POINT PLEASANT One of the first steps in successful canning is cleanliness says R O Criss Mason County Health Department sanitarian He urges a clean work area thorough washing of produce in small lots under running water if possible and washing utensils in hot soapy water and rinsing Use only fresh firm produce and can them quickly If held over keep cool and ventilated Avoid bruising Do not use spotted fruits or vegetables He notes heating must kill spoilage organisms for fruits tomatoes and pickled vegetables use boiling water bath for corn beans and other vegetables use steam pressure canner Open kettle method not recommended for bacteria Criss warns Allow jars to cool overnight test for leakage If leaking recan or use food Criss stresses proper storing wipe jars label and date storage space cool dry Warmth may reduce quality freezing may crack jars dampness may corrode cans He warns botulism may be present without spoilage Never taste home canned foods without boiling at least ten minutes Spinach and corn boil twenty minutes He says heat destroys the organism and improves odor He cites USDA bulletins obtainable by writing to the Agriculture Department in Washington DC Criss related

Point Pleasant R. O. Criss Mason County Criss Bureau of Human Nutritions and Home Economics Agriculture Research Administration U. S. Department of Agriculture Washington, D. C Criss Related

Mountain Climbers 4 H Club Plans Annual Picnic

The Mountain Climbers 4 H Club will meet Wednesday evening at a school for their annual picnic. The event aims to bring members together with family activities and club updates.

Mountain Climbers 4-H Club Aan School

August meeting of the American Leader 4-H Club held Monday

The American Leader 4-H Club will meet Monday at 7 30 p m at the home of Phyllis Jean Kincade on Ripley Road. The notice invites members to attend and participate in the August session.

American Leader 4-H Club Phyllis Jean Kincade Ripley Ird

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