Springfield Man Founded Ohio 4 H and Its History
A condensed history of Ohio 4-H from founder A B Graham in Springfield through 1960s leadership. It notes early meetings in 1902, soil testing and corn projects, OSU support, the 1914 Smith Lever Act, 1916 formal state 4 H, and the growth to about 95 000 members with 12 000 local leaders across 5000 clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Graham
Springfield
Ohio
Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Graham
Farmer’s Institute
Department of Boys
W. H. Palmer
C. C. Lang
H. W. Harshfield
Albert F. Gehres
Ohio 4H Foundation
State 4 H Advisory Committee promotes district local link
The State 4 H Advisory Committee connects district advisors and agents with local clubs. It enables problems and ideas to move between state and local levels, giving clubs a voice in statewide decisions and helping members understand the relation between state and local programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Meaning of Sportsmanship in a 4 H Safety Speech
A student enters the 4 H Safety Speaking Contest and wins second place after a nervous rival takes first. The narrator learns sportsmanship during the district contest in Chillicothe, gaining maturity and vowing to encourage others next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Hocking County
Everett Mowery
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gallaway
Athens
4-H
Goodyear
W. Union Athens, Ohio
John Payne
Vinton County
Roxbury Carpet Co
DuPont
Marion Green
Vance-Leach Furniture
West State Street
Ohio Fuel Gas Company
Yegodun
Gail Watkins Equipment CO
State St
Jackson Production Credit Association
Wayne Henry
Richland Ave
Belks
N. Court St
Simplicity
McCall
Vogue
Belk's
Bellavista
Trafalgar Square
Holland
Village Square