Final Athens County Corn Hog Signers Average $113 Each
Final payments will bring the average per signer to about $113 as the 1934 Athens County Corn Hog program closes. Three payments totaling nearly $32,000 will have reduced hog production 52 percent and corn acreage 41 percent from 1933 and 1932–33 bases. A 1935 program is favored by signers, though no plans are set.
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Athens County
E. 8
Haller
Washington
E. 8. Haller
Athena County
New Bulletins For Farmers From Ohio Extension Service
The Ohio Agricultural Extension Service issued two new bulletins available at the Athens County extension office, Thomas H. Johnson, on the Federal Building’s second floor. One 32 page booklet, The Young Child and His Food, by Osee Hughes of Ohio State University, covers a child’s diet up to age six. The second bulletin, Poultry Farm Sanitation and Disease Control, discusses poultry diseases and control. Both are free.
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Ohio Agricultural Fixtension Service
Fice
Athens County
Thomas H. Johnson
Federal Building
Osee Hughes
School of Home Economics
Ohio State University
Johnson's
Radio Program To Be Heard Sunday in Albany M E Church
Albany reports a Kentucky Mountain Mission School of the Methodist Church broadcast on WLW February 10 from 10 to 10 40 a.m. The M E Church will install a radio for the program after Sunday School and featured guests include resident bishop H Lester Smith. An offering for Home Missions will end the service. The Albany M E Church official board sets the regular meeting for the last Monday night each month. next meeting is January 28.
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Albany M. E. Church
Dix Barron
Wenzel Burke
Morgan Ministers Meet Monday With Chesterhill Pastor
Morgan County Ministerial Association met at Rev. and Mrs. D. H. Householder home in Chesterhill with eleven members present. Carl Patterson reviewed The Mystics of the Sixteenth-Seventeenth Century. John and Charles Woodward returned to school after injuries from an accidental gun discharge and wood chopping mishap. John Dean shows slight improvement after months ill. Home Missionary Society met with thirteen members and a program followed the business session. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer of Athens visited the Woodwards. Senior Class play The Tea Toppers Tavern at Union Hall drew a full auditorium. Marian Reed hosted supper for Dr. and Mrs. A. H. Whitacre and others. Wayne Blackburn of Gallipolis spent the weekend with his mother.
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A. H. Whitacre
Home Missionary Society
Walter Palmer
Athens
Earl Woodward
Union Hall
Relics Added To Marietta Fort Harmar Museum
Fort Harmar items join Campus Martius collection in Marietta Ohio City. A brick cannon ball bound with iron, a bridle bit and tomahawk from 1887 are loaned by S H Putnam heirs and placed by Woman's Centennial Association. A box of cobble stones from fire pits unearthed in sewer work aids the exhibit.
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Campus Martius Museum
Tasker B. Bos
Fort Harmarwell
S. H. Putnam
Woman's Centennial Association
Samuel H. Putnam
Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society
Fort Harmar
Local Social Notes Mention Visits and An Accident
Langsvilly Mrs J L Chase ill last Thursday Marvin Morris and family visited Morris's mother Marion Rock remained from Friday to Monday. Mrs Dale Wright and F C Taylor visited Logan Monday. Mrs Owen Frost and family were injured in an accident near Logan. Frost was serious and her husband killed. Ferry Chase and family spent Sunday with Cincinnati relatives. Elizabeth Darst visited relatives in County. Margaret Wells hosted Helen Mythy. A number of residents hosted relatives and friends this week.
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J. £. Chase
Marvin Morris
Columbus
Mothe Morris
Charles
Real
Marion Rock
Dale Wright
F.C. Taylor
Hj Logan
Owen Frost
Logan Frost
Ferry Chase
T. M
Emmett
Pomeroy
Elizabeth Darst
Telatives County
Margaret Wells
Rutan
Helen
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