Amesville Sewing Club Diary Chronicles Year of Work and Growth
Marianna Linscott records a year of Amesville Sewing Club activities from meetings at leaders homes to sewing projects, plays, and plans. The diary notes elected officers, fundraising, prepares aprons for younger girls, and reflects on personal growth, club spirit, and hopes for a bigger next year in Amesville Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Heston
Esther
Newar
Gay
Louise Wig
Athens
Weil
Priscilla Weil
Solo
Alyce
Diar
Deary
Cur K
Yama Sewing Club
Anguseast
Amesville
Marianna Linscott
Ohio
Picnic Plans and 4-H Activities Highlight Meta Palos Event
Meta Palos outlines a July 20 picnic with 49 clubs represented and a focus on fun meals, ice cream, and a big picnic lunch. The report mentions 4-H participation, anticipated demonstrations, and plans to review results later, plus poultry reports by local 4-H club member Max from the stock club.
4-H Club Bazaar Held by Girls 4-H Club
The Pising school hosted a bazaar with girls selling home made articles candies and ice cream. Club leader Mrs Jennie Bryan oversaw the event. A Clover-teaf clothing club bake sale at Hatch library offered home made bread rolls cakes and pies to raise funds for members attending the country 4-H club camp set for August 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pising
Jennie Bryan
Clib
Canaan
Hatch Library
Variety Varied program at Happy Hollow 4-12 club meet
The final meet of the Happy Hollow 4-12 club at leader Mrs Ad die Maccombs home featured Longfellow quotations for roll call. The program included songs recitations and dialogues by Ruth Warehime, Catherine and Marie Warehime, Vesper Warehime, Frieda Glover Mildred Ruth Evelyn Altmen Vivian McCombs Cora Ne Buell and others. The next meeting is set for July 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Hollow
Addie Maccombs
Longfellow
Club
Ruth Warehime
Catherine
Marie Warehime
Vesper Warehime
Frieda Glover
Mildred
Ruth
Evelyn A Altmen
Vivian McCombs
CoraNe Buell
the Club
Development in Use of Cornstalks Promises New Income
A midwest report highlights George Rommel of Pleasant XII joining the Institute of Chemistry at the American Chemical Society as an investigator. He foresees using cornstalk cellulose for synthetic lumber and other products, noting its abundance and potential to boost postwar industry, including paper and textiles, with growing demand for tonnage and new chemistries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle West
George Rommel
Pleasant XII
Institute of Chemistry
American Chemical Society
U.S
Agri Tha
Rommel
Bos~ton
United States
Sunshine Club Visits Old Swimming Hole Lunch
Sunshine 4 H club met at the home of Berdena Hawk for swimming at the Old Swim Hole. A fried chicken supper followed served by Je a vere arm and lem Guesia. Members Anna Catherine and others enjoyed the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine Club
Shine 4-H Club
Berdena Hawk
Jee Evearm
Lem-' Guesia
Anna Catherine
Club Leader Demonstrates Fudge At July Meeting
Clover Leaf club meeting featured Bonie Dutts and Rachel Crawford as visitors. July 19 program includes Hayes as chair, with Marie Ackley and Lucille Kincade. Charmion Person and Juanita Hill on refreshment. Elva Hull presided last meeting. Marjorie Morris to demonstrate French seam, Juanita Hill to show top finishing, Lois Walton and Elva Hill to demonstrate cutting patterns. The program lists songs, Mary Bella Kincade recital, and a duet by Juanita and Elva Hill. Candy served by Mary Margaret Walton. fudge by Mrs Mansfield. A bake sale planned for July 14 was cancelled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ers
Bonie Dutts
Rachel Margaret Crawford
Hayes
Marie Ackley
Luciie Kincade
Charmion
Juanita Hill
Elva Hull
Marjorie Morris
Lois Walton
Elva Hill
Thea Roi
Mary Bella Kincade
Juanita
Elva Hil
Mary Margaret ‘Walton
Picnic by Club Girls at Tick Ridge Schoolhouse
A Ladies 4 H club gathering at Mrs A Ball home included 12 members and many relatives. Members shared sewing lessons on overhanded patchwork and shaping facing with Martha Robinson and teachers Nella Philips and Eva Carpenter. Roll call featured an original club verse and photos were taken. A summer play is planned for Tick Ridge schoolhouse on July 3 with a next meeting July 28 at the same venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Philip Allee Robinson
A. Ball
Laelia Carpenter
Martha Robinson
Johnson
Dee Betty
Nella Philips
Armanda Sheridan
Fr Woulligan
Eva Carpenter
Mary Robinson
Fimner McClanghan
Jim Bell
Carl
Exther Phillips
Alice Robinson
Phylis Carpenter
Edward
Leo Sheridan
Robert Mulligan
Eilen Terrell
Nathan Cox
Teader
Tick Ridge
Professor Wallace Discusses District Agricultural Program
Professor E K Wallace of Ohio University reviews local efforts to improve agriculture in the district. The article notes widespread discussion, proposed plans, and the need for community support, with emphasis on cooperation between farmers clubs, state and national growers, and measures to place agriculture in a stronger economic position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. KR. Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Ohio University
Southwriter
Bacre
Bala
Reed RS
Ohio
Sean
Erata
Automobile insurance agency for farmers opens in Hocking County
Something New OGAN notes a new Hocking County Farm Bureau activity added last week. County extension agent Robert W. Lang says the farmers only automobile insurance agency will operate, with Lowell D. Jrick named representative. He will also serve as a teaching staff member in Marion township schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogan
Hocking County Farm Bureau
Robert W. Lang
Lowell D. Jrick
George King and the 4-H Potato Project Highlights
George King of the Federal Valley 4-H club raised potatoes for Project George and led livestock projects at Athens county fair. In 1925 he fed a Registered Hereford heifer, placing in multiple contests, and showed calves at Cleveland and county shows. He won stock judging, led club work, and served as treasurer and news reporter for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George King
Federal Valley Livestock
Athens County
Cleve
Lin
George
Ohio
Indiana
Michugan
Ohio State
Sunshine Club Meeting Sparks Boardroom Fuss
The Mary Hawk club held a session where Hawk presented valuable points on business matters. President presided as discussions touched on forthcoming issues and a future meeting planned for next Tuesday evening at Grace’s venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Russ Hawk
Grace
Lodi Sunshine and Workers Club Open Meeting
The Lodi Sunshine girls and the Grangers workers club met at Mary and Audena Burson home with Miss Marie LANS presiding. Plans for demonstrations and a bake sale were laid, with an entertainment committee formed and a next meeting set at Mrs Whitlateh home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Lans
Berdena Hawk
City Workers Club
Paine Camp
Dorothy Frank
Lena Andrews
Mary Bridge
Bernice Stewart
Helen Baughman
Jeader
Whitlateh
Jolly Workers Club
Departing Ruth Lowry Hosted by Hollow 4-H Club
Hollow 4-H club held a farewell gathering for Ruth Lowry as she leaves the group. Mrs J L Metcalf acted as hostess, with games music and refreshments of ice cream cake and candy. Guests included Bradley Buell Altman Glover Johnson Maccombs Moore Anderson and others from Nelsonville and nearby areas.
Cookie Club Girls Plan Fundraiser At Wilma Welsh Home
At the Jackville Cookie Club meeting at Selah Halland's home plans emerged to raise funds by a bake sale and an ice cream sociable. The August 1 meeting will be at Wilma Welsh's house as members discuss different menus and possible fundraising methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld
Jackville Kookie Club
Selah Halland
Wilma Welsh
Girls Tell of Books Roll Call at 4-H Club Meeting
HE Silver Thimble 4-H club met at Trene Tayons home with six members and two visitors. The president called the meeting to order and the secretary took roll as members answered by sharing a book they had read. Candy was a visitor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trene T.yons
Candy
Farm Editor Seeks Original Verses From 4-H Clubs
Martha Rowanson reports from the Loy Daughte club that a plan emerged to have 4-H members in Hocking and Athens cities send original rhymes and verses. The best entries would be painted, inviting broader participation and creativity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Rowanson
Loy Daughte Club
Martha
Rei Call
Hocking
Athens
4-H Boys Told How to Shape Catia for Fair Contests
Ohio State University dairying and animal husbandry specialists advise 4-H boys to begin grooming now for fall county or state fairs. They recommend polishing appearance, bathing, clipping coats and horns, and blanket training weeks ahead, with steady exercise and careful feeding to condition prize animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State University
Forestry Club Sets July 26 for Sociable Meeting
The Todi Forestry Club met at Jerseyville Woodman Hall with several members present. Plans were made for a cream social on July 26 to help cover club expenses. It is hoped to hire a band to entertain that evening. After the business, refreshments of sandwiches and coffee were served. Next meeting date set for August 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todi Forestry Club
Jerseyville Woodman Hall
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Meta Palos
G.monstrete
Y Bey
Uguet
T. B
Jacob Panera
Ace States Department
Mace Ag
Eile Vane
Much Vale
Federal Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Loyal Daughters Organization
Wallace
Brich
Nis
Automobile Insurance Agency
George. Ing
Cleveland
LOD Sunshine Club
County
Cane
Grange
Jolly Workers
Lfaner
Misses Mary
Audena Burson
Lodi
Sunshine Girls
Cookie Club Girls
Seem
Arte
Forestry Club
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