Washington 4-H Leadership Forum Welcoming Southern Ohio Delegates
A 5 day 4-H leadership training in Washington DC gathered 40 Southern Ohio leaders from Gallia County and New Hampshire Maine New York Wisconsin for assemblies discussions table topics and field trips. Notable speakers included Dorothy Emerson. Sponsored by Buckeye Rural Electric Jackson Production Credit and Extension Advisory Council the event emphasized teamwork service and youth development with visits to Mount Vernon the White House and Capitol Hill along with celebratory moments and shared meals.
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Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
New York
Wisconsin
National 4-H Club Foundation
4-H
Ohio
Cracy
Washington, D. C
Dorothy Emerson
Emerson
Washington Cathedral
Smithsonian Institute
Lee’s Mansion
Arlington Cemetery
Diplomatic Row
White House
Washington Monument
Lincoln’s Memorial
Capitol Hill
Congressman Moeller
Congress
Senate
Library of Congress
Supreme Court
Rayburn
Wax Museum
Gallia County
Wendell Roush
Harold Steger
Foster Lewis
Stanley Shaver
Buckeye Rural Electric
Jackson Production Credit
Extension Advisory Council
Personal Satisfaction 4-H Benefit From SALLEY MORA
Salley Mora reflects on eight years in 4 H showing dairy cattle and earning blue ribbons. She highlights leadership roles from junior council to fair board secretary, demonstration contest, and a State Fair experience, noting friendships and future education savings from a cattle sale.
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Salley Mora
Camp
Ohio
Junior Fair Board
4H Council
Meigs County Better Livestock
London
Opportunities Are Available To All Young People In 4 H
Mrs Stanley Meeks of Athens County promotes 4 H Club work as a valuable path for youth to earn recognition, learn sewing, horse care, and other projects. She and her husband advise local 4 H clubs and anticipate a busy rewarding summer with camps and competitions.
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Stanley Meeks
Athens County
Parents' Committee To Assist 4 H Membership
The Ames Bern 4 H Clubs formed a parents committee in 1965 to boost enrollment from 35 to 90 members. In 1966 the group focuses on community beautification, flower boxes, and improving the Grange hall entrance. The committee, with seven parents and two advisors, helps recruit advisors and organize clubs.
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Parents’ Committee
4-H
Ames-Bern
Parents Committee
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Tama
Mrs. Stanley Shaver
Mount Vernon
Lowe's
Belpre
Putnam Howe Drive
Belpre, Ohio
DIAL
Mrs
James Withem
Allen
Stimson Ave
A&p
Athens
Pat Ok
Honda
America
Buckeye Rural Electric Co-Op., Inc
Gallipolis