Athens County 4H Sheep Clubs Grow Involvement And Contests
The Athens County 4H sheep program expands as clubs recruit members, with youths like Charles Grubb of Glouster Route 2 and the Linscott family promoting lamb projects. Programs started in the 1940s and 1950s, with backyard flocks evolving into 12 to 29 head herds including registered Shropshires, and a county fair class for junior showmanship begun in 1953. Enrollments rose from one in 1949 to sixteen in 1955 as showmanship and fitting skills become key, and awards are planned to recognize achievement and individuality in the animals.
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Marc Imine
Steve
Paul
Kenny Storms
Albany
Athens County
Mary Ann
Patricia
Karen Linscott
Athens
Lincoln
Philip
Paul Easler
Amesville
Athens County Fair
Linscotts
Morrises
Jarvis Family Makes Outstanding Dairy Show Progress
In Vinton County the Jarvis family shows notable dairy cattle progress with John Rose Ann and Myron among 4-H members. John plans Ohio State University after military service while Rose Ann earned showmanship honors at the state fair and regional events. Father Fredarvis serves as adviser as the program highlights training and future potential in dairy farming.
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Vinton County
Jarvis
John
Rose Ann I
Daiy
Fort Belvoir
Ohio State Unity
Tokyo
U. S
Mt. Fuji
McArthur
Myron Fudge Ayrshire Farm
James
Bert
Nerntina
Chicago
Oeeral County
Fais
Oia Rove
Ann Jarvis
Tassears
Vinion County
Mc Milan Feed ‘Company
Fredarvis
Haseen
4H Aids Forestry In Vinton County
Forestry has long been a 4H project in Vinton County with 4H boys planting trees for about 30 years. R B Will, former first tree planter and current president of the county bank, credits early experiences for his conservation passion. The county has thousands of acres suitable for planting and 4H clubs are credited with driving ongoing tree planting and conservation effort.
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Vinton County
R. B. Will
Millionaire Rancher Plays Part of Cowboy in Film
The 62 year old George Cross, owner of the Hugh Cross Ranch and a millionaire, wore a cow outfit during filming with 40 cowboys and revealed his identity later. He quipped about having fun like in drone riding days. Bonn Germany authorities imposed new train travel controls to curb refugee flows to the West.
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Mych
George Cross
Hugh Cross
Bonn
Germany
Service 10 300 and 1244 advisers in Athens County
About 1244 advisers in Athens County have given 132 years of service to 4 H club work. The longest tenure is Mrs. James Meseher of Amesville with 15 years, followed by Rev. Earl Cowen who led Shade club for 14 years before a parish transfer. Other names include Mrs. William Heston, Mrs. William Finsterwald, Mrs. W. G. Muan, Mrs. James Bell, Miss Agnes Terrill, and several others in Amesville, Vienna, Albany, Marietta, and Marshfield, highlighting enduring dedication to youth supervision and program stability.
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Athens County
James Meseher
Amesville
Earl Cowen
Shade
William Heston
Vienna
Ohio
Ing
James Bell
Marietta
Agnes Terrill
Athens
Harry Jacob
Junior Leaders Trained in County 4H Program
Four H youth aged 15 to 21 complete at least three years of club work and attend most meetings are eligible for county junior leadership clubs. The program trains members to assist advisers, lead demonstrations on health and safety, plan exhibits, participate in parliamentary procedure sessions, and support county agents and the 4H council.
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Yuan — Ohe
Pogram
County Junior Leadership Club
International Farm Youth Exchange
Hocking County
4H Council
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William Finsterwald
W. G. Muan
Bernard Withers
Marshfield
Ariath Llewelyn
New
Aton D. Hanning
Congo
Provido Salute
Cee
Promacinon
Theo
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Wien Provico
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Provico Milling & Feed Co
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