Four-H club entries in Athens county reach 104 girls and 144 boys
Twenty six heads eleven boys chairs three food and fourteen sewing organizations recorded by secretary Esther Wilson. The report lists project counts including cooking and sewing activities, livestock and garden projects, and notes 26 leaders with varying years of experience across multiple clubs and districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athens County
Esther Wilson
T. H. Johanson
E. R. Wallace
Athens Garden Club
V. C. Kail
the Plains
Go Getter Club
C. Curtis Amesville
Federal Valley Livestock Club
Ray Bobo
Athens
Lod Forestry Club
Jef Herrison
Jvy 1S
Handicoat
Tinescott
Busy Poe
Margaret Walburn
J. T. Beal
Athena
Morhers
Con Brown
Trimble
Adda MiCams
Nelsonville
Etiel Hyer Zakski
Berdena Hawk
Lodi
Todi
Jennie Bryan
G the
C's Club
O. Shanks
Coohilie
Vales Mills
Priscilla Tub
Lena Whitlatch
New Marsh
Jolly Stitchers
H.R. Jacoby
Jolly Workers
Reforestation Drive on McArthur Brick Lands in Vinton County
I W Dean reports the largest state reforestation project on private land at the McArthur Brick Company in Vinton County. Since 1926, 400 acres have been planted with 400000 trees including Scotch red white and Corsican pine. By 1927 survival reached at least 90 percent under Brick foreman supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Dean
State Extension Forester
McArthur Brick Company
Vinton County
C. F. Pilcher
Brick Company
Dean
Farm Price Helped May Income Improve Agriculture Index
Ohio agricultural income in May rose to 8 points from 5 in April, aided by farm price strength. Meat animals and dairy profits led gains, while grain income fell from last May. Argentina emerged as the US's top competitor with exports up 50 percent from 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TTER
Esse
V. St. Wertz
Rural, Economics Department
Oblogpriculture Expériment Station
Cormparra
Wertz
Ohio
Argentina
United States
Department of Agriculture
Work of Club Told as Story
Alyce Wilson and Janet Baumgardner narrate a tale in a small town about wealth and status. Janet seeks inclusion in a sewing club where the narrator explains 4-H values and aims to balance winning with good sportsmanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alyce Wilson
Anet Baumgardner
Janet
Tanet
Sewing Challenges and Camp Memories in 4 H Year
A student recalls joining 4 H and mastering apron mitering and neck lacing under Jennie Bryan. Rainy club camp days turned sunny with Vesper services. The narrative contrasts early sewing struggles with gratitude and plans to improve next year. Also reports a study showing ten high income farms averaged $12,698 more cash receipts than ten low income farms, with greater land and crop acres but similar expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ose
Jennie Bryan
Ohio State University
Frank
County Farma
I. S. Hoddingtt
Hell
Neff
Reasons 4H Club Girl Gives for Enjoying Work
A 4 H Club girl explains that the program builds community by teaching sewing and self-reliance. She notes initial resistance from parents, growth from ten to nineteen members, and personal use of sewing at home as evidence of impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menlo Brady
T. H. Johnson
Hap Hollow
County 4-H Leaders Meet in Utica for Training
County 4-H leaders including George Dixo Taurehille Helen Mertter and Robert Lang met in Utica for a training session ahead of the county club camp planned August 13 to 18 near Cornu southeast of Hasdenville. Five club members attended the district elite camp in Utica and will assist at the county camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eorge DIX
Taurehille
Hankcraft
Helen Mertter
Laurelville
Robert W. Lang
Athens County Club
Cornu
Hasdenville
Gir Keister
Jewell Loomis
Fruth In
Mire
Mildred Walters Woods
Phine Krinn
Utica
Th Grrig
WHI
Joint Meeting Held by Two New Marshfield Clubs
A joint meeting of the Handi sriveze club and the Jolly Workers Scoring club in New Marshfield drew about thirty members. Attendees enjoyed games and social time, ending around eight o clock with plans for another gathering in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Marshfield
Handi Sriveze
Jolly Workers
Loth Clubes
Pt Games
Tn Roi Go
Marsh
Volume boosts farm profits says economist Nett
J C Nett of the rural economics department asserts that farm profits rise with higher volume of business. He compares farming to other industries where volume is a key factor in profitability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Nett
Rural Economirs de Nartenant Oestring
May and April Cattle Testing Honors Reported
The report lists May and April cattle testing honors with weights and milk fat records for Holsteins from Guysville and surrounding registries. Leaders include JJakien Gittian and Frank Mites with high butterfat and milk totals, and a bake sale at the Majestic theater raised funds for camping expenses.
Chabaster Building Topic As Mary Gonnett Speaks
A Mary Gonnett talk at the Chabaster Building highlights character. The annual H 4 H meeting planned a pie box social at Rock Mitte school and planned trips to camp under the guidance of Miss Wier Cannet, dean of girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chabaster
Mary Gonnett
Aperts Ucspera
DOT
Beak
Wier Cannet
moAt HS
Rock Mitte
LOROPE FOLLOWS Radio Lead in Dissenting Farm Movement
A fragmented report notes a figure named Lorope aligning with a dissenting farm group led by radio, active for years. It mentions new state involvement and questions about local state ties and actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibaa
Doctor and Lawyer Are Their Plan in Ormoc Tale
The Siamese twins Liele and Simplicio Godino of Ormoc Leyte in the Philippine Islands have chosen to study law and medicine respectively. They are proteges of Theodore Yangeo, a wealthy Philippine shipper, and attend a high school with the days set for study ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll Dalning
Liele
Simplicio Godino
Ormoc
Leyte
P. I
Trodore Kk
Yangeo
George Miller Farm Rich Clover Crop Prospects
George Miller reports a strong stand of Japan clover in Good Hope Townstop. The annual crop yields fine pasture late July into August, grows on acidic soil but prefers lime present. It tolerates heavy pasturing and produces seeds near ground level each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
George Mailer
Good Hope
Dinner Served by 4-H Kooky Club in Jackville
A chicken dinner was served Thursday evening at the school house by the Jackville 4-H Kooky club. The event drew a healthy crowd despite poor weather conditions. The report mentions a peach grower and a U S Department of Agriculture inquiry on pest control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackville 4-H Kooky Club
Achoolhouse
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Unusual Sessions Held by Sunshine 4-H Club of Lodi
The Lodi Sunshine Workers held a meeting at Mane Grim's home where Ruth Nixon withdrew from club activities. The next meeting, planned at Gladys Clark's home, will feature swimming in the afternoon and a supper followed by a business session. Members are asked to gather in Jerseyville to travel together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodi Sunshine Workers
Mane Grim
Ruth Nixon
Gladys Clark
Jerseyville
Amesville 4-H Club Member Earns State Fair Honors
John Kasler of the Federal Valley Livestock 4-H club is an active Amesville boy, showing Merino ewes since 1926. He won multiple ribbons at the Athens County fair, earned a high scoring dairy judging trip to the Ohio State fair, and contributed as news reporter and story writer for his club.
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Athens
John Kasler
Federal Valley Livestock
Athens County Fair
John
Oho
Ohio State offers standardized fertilizer ratios for farmers
University agronomists and the extension service publish a leaflet detailing new standardized fertilizer ratios to reduce confusion and improve crop results under varying conditions. The effort, backed by manufacturers, aims to simplify what had become a proliferation of analyses and products across farming communities.
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Oho
Slis and
Agronomy
Oho State University
Umsersite
Aunt Julie Advised Curtis to Leave Kaw Reservation
A rare old photo shows Aunt Julie Pappan, Curtis's Kaw grandmother, who urged him at age 14 to quit the Kaw reservation in Oklahoma and move to the city. The note suggests Curtis might have been a blanket Indian rather than the Republican vice presidential nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julie’ Pappan
Charlea Curtis
Julie
Curtis
Kaw Reservation
Oklahoma
City
Happy Hollow 4-H Club Meeting Redirects to Study
Roll Call answers reveal preferred study as torite. Marie Wareheim gives recitation. Evelyn Ruth and Gaynell Altman perform songs. Marie Buel recites. Alice Mac comb plays piano. Visitors include Alice and Ann Mac comb. Next meeting set for July 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow
Marie Wareheim
the Club
Seading
Menlo Brady
Evelyn
Ruth
Gaynell Altman
Marie Buel
Alice Maccomb
Alice
Ann Maccomb
Fruit Growing Hints From a Specialist
Professor E R Wallace of Osio University discusses a difficult apple season marked by unfavourable weather for pollination and bloom, with widespread blossom blight and heavy fruit drop. He recommends mulching, grass suppression, and soil moisture management to support trees through anticipated drought and windfall risks.
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E. R. Wallace
Osio University
Lodi 4-H Girls Enjoy Swimming Lesson Trip
Members of the Lodi 4-H club found swimming fun with a lesson by Miss Ber, despite some who could not swim. After lessons, they warmed up by the fire, toured the Hemlock Grove area, and returned to the Athens grammar road for supper at a tourist camp. Audina Burson and others shared stories and recitations.
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Ber
Athensormeray Road
Hermon Sewing Club Sets July Meeting at Edith Armstrong Home
Members of the Mt Hermon Sewing Club met at the church for a June 24 gathering with planning for the next meeting at Mrs Edith Armstrong's home in July. Demonstrations by Verarove Garnet Sedwick Frances Carpenter and Lenor were noted and refreshments by Lenore Kens were arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hermon
Lary Edith Armstrong
Vera “Rove
Garnet Sedwick
Frances Carpenter
Lenor
Imating
Veretrode
June Armstrong
Falxanna = Armatrong
Lenor Kenes
Fra Swick
Plains Club Bazaar Planned at High School July 12
The Plains Club Canning Chip held a regular meeting in the high school building led by Miss Jennie Bryan. They planned a bazaar for July 12 in the home economics department with members Helen Jellison Dorothy Brieker Ether May Cochran Verna Nagle Vera Krivoatl Gloraine Hepler Christine Cochran Elaine Whitlitch and others present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canning Chip
Jennie Bryan
Leld
Helen Jellison
Dorothy Brieker
Eather May Cochran
Verna Nagle
Vera Krivoatl
Glaraie An
HE Plains
Christine Cochran
Elaine Whitlitch
Misa
Bryan
Ohio 4-H Club Congress Set At Ohio State University
The fourteenth annual Ohio 4-H club congress will run November 19 to 24 at Ohio State University. About 450 top club members are expected to attend, with 3 to 8 delegates per county and one adult leader from each county, totaling around 100 leaders. W H Palmer announces the dates and selections.
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Oho
Oho State University
Ohio
Palmer
Bee specialist predicts large honey supply
Vir all N. Argo, a state bee-keeping specialist at the State University, says warm fair weather in early June could start a surplus honey flow. Dry late May hurt white clover nectar, but June rains should improve conditions and yield a good crop from white clover and other sources. Beekeepers faced with swarming risk are advised to prepare supers as the honey flow begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virall N. Argo
The
State University
Argo
Old Gray Mare Cavalry Demonstration Spreads Through Coliseum
Katie Parks leads the Old Gray Mare Band at a Democratic convention demonstration in Houston. Jones requests removal of the cavalry as Parks rides mounted on her Bray mare through the Coliseum aisles, seen everywhere in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie Parks
Flouston
Jessa Jones
Stobinson
Katie
Houston
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Y Messenger
Br Lotise Hale
Hocking
al Smith
New York
Guysville
Sotore
Ube Viet
Pews Jatin
Frank Mites
Graham
Fon Teint
Taf Johnson
Meader
Leta Margins
Ismns
Smart
Helen Hanai
Thelma Bean
Ruth Hening
Majestic Theater
Mra
Mab
Ray Marquis
Arl Mui Williames
Herg
Busy Bee Club OF
Canaanville
George Miller
4-H Kooky Club
Sunshine 4-H Club
Amesville
Saya Lloyd S. Tenus
Wallace
Stasan Ag
Conhten
Tina
Hit. Hermon Sewing Club
Plains Club
Scher
Nhews
Bai
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