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Corydon Democrat

Location

Corydon, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1967

Page

14

Prominent Homemaker Clubs Celebrate Milestones

Hone votes by Vera Boller recounts the New Middletown Home Demonstration Club’s 40th birthday with charter members Gertrude Heckelman Elma Berger Date Bauer Iva Vogt Ora Miller and Viola Rupp. Marilyn Heuser hosts St Patrick theme Morgan Township Club visit highlights district conference plans and county officers. Easter pet care warns against live chicks and outlines chick rearing requirements including 90 degree temperatures and starter mash.

New Middletown Marilyn Heuser Leora Haub Stage Coach Morgan Club

Greenspan federal park program topic at Indiana confab

Mayors, county park board members and school reps from 30 counties meet at the French Lick Sheraton next Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. to discuss the new Greenspan program. Robert Bergland of USDA in Washington will describe funds to buy park sites open spaces and school playgrounds. The program aims to convert cropland near towns into open space and recreation with waivers for farmers. The Wa-Nee School Corp in Elkhart County is the first Indiana project approved under Greenspan.

French Lick Sheraton Hotel Robert Bergland USDA Washington, D. C Indiana Wa-Nee School Corporation Elkhart County

Purdue Egg Day Seeks Outlook On Pullets Waste And Egg Markets

Purdue University hosts its 15th annual Egg Day on April 5 in West Lafayette. The program reviews restricted feeding of pullets waste disposal egg marketing and industry prospects with speakers from Purdue Eli Lilly Cornell Safe-Way Foods and others.

Purdue Purdue University West Lafayette Memorial Center R. L. Adams Purdue Extension Poultryman Robert Hoover North Manchester Paul D. Douglas Flat Rock S. R. Berry Rockport Robert Howe Eli Lilly & Co Jimmy Buck Oakland City Union Building B. W. Calnek Cornell University Marek’s D. B. Stucker Kendallville Eric Oesterle Michael DeFabis Safe-Way Quality Foods, Inc Indianapolis Richard L. Kohls

Leavenworth Hog Raisers Win Top Market Prices

The Bourbon Stock Yards in Louisville paid the best hog market prices to The Tower Orchards and to LEstell Parkhill of Leavenworth water. Also notes on chick handling and a pair of local dates for demonstrations and antiques lessons at E. of C. Hall and Library Basement.

Leavenworth Bourbon Louisville Tower Orchards Lestell Parkhill C. Hall

Palmyra Social Notes Mention Local Visits and Events

Palmyra correspondents report visitors and gatherings from Friday night through Sunday. Families including the Colemans, Belchers, Trowbridges, Crislwsells, Voyles, and Hammonds share church and hospital news, a Rialto movie outing, a funeral, and extended work terms in Indianapolis.

Helen Trowbridge Paul Ray Margaret McMonigle Jimmie Alan Linda Trowbridge Louisville Rialto John Turnbaugh Curtis Criswell Eugene Voyles Indianapolis Jim Walker Washington County Hospital Otto Hancock Sellersburg Walter Allen Rozelda Walls New Albany Mable Babcock Isabelle Hughes English Denbo Hughes Sue King Palmyra Earl Voyles Madison Laura Voyles Glen Jackson Jean Ferock Social Security Office Gertrude Ferber Christian Hoffman Mary Catherine Kennedy Greenville Pete Gibson

Nehoras Youth Corner details 4-H events and meetings

Youth Corner reports John Redeeng and John Sieberns presenting weed collection projects for 4-H members. Upcoming events include Horse and Pony Workshop at Hoosier 4-H Center April 14-16, county enrollment drives, and a March 31 Share the Fun event. Other meetings cover officer elections and project introductions at local courthouses and schools.

Salem Purdue Mitchel High School Hoosier Assembly Room Clark County Fairgrounds

National Grange calls for dairy import limits and tariffs

The Dairy Committee of the National Grange urges restrictions on dairy imports and variable tariffs under Kennedy Round GATT. It warns unchecked imports could reach 4 billion pounds of milk equivalent, harming milk prices and the CCC dairy purchases of 1967. It seeks proportional quota increases, presidential review, and international aid to curb subsidized exports. It also favors Class I marketing to align supply and demand and improve farmer prices.

Dairy Committee The National Grange Grange Committee Grange U. S Kennedy

Young Adult Class to Meet at Parish House Saturday

Mrs. Harry Baumgarde and family visit Mrs. Joseph Higdon in Ocala Florida with trips to Silver Springs Daytona Beach and other sites. Cyrntha Lynn born Mar. 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baumgarde. Families from Lanesville join churchgoers at Pfrimmers Chapel services nightly for a week.

Harry Baumgarde Robert Hamilton Paul Joseph Higdon Higdon Ocala Fla Florida Silver Springs Daytona Beach Marineland St. Augustine Rain Bow Springs Orange Grove Mangef Kenneth Baumgarde Robert Herbert Avenel N. J Cyrntha Lynn Wilbur Keen Phyllis Kentucky Kathleen Baumgarde Gene Gaither Gaither Cecil Conrad Forrest Conrad Jeffrey Penny Lanesville Pfrimmers Chapel

Jackson Farm Bureau Ham Supper Announcement

The Jackson Township Farm Bureau invites members to a ham supper on Monday evening March 20 at 6 30 at the North Central School cafeteria. Bring a covered dish and your own table service. Attendance urged for all members.

Jackson Township Farm Bureau North Central School

Milltown Operating Committee Elects One New Member

The Milltown Operating Committee elected Maynard Robinson of Marengo as a new member in February elections held at the yards. Four members were re elected including Amel Coffman Irvin Seitz Howard Moore and Clarence Kaiser. The next sale is set for Friday April 14 with consignments through local members or the county agent. Prices for feeders look favorable for 1967 and the vaccinated cattle sales will continue with two events in 1967. The next meeting is Friday March 31 at the yards.

Milltown Yards Maynard Robinson Marengo Amel Coffman Irvin Seitz Harrison County Howard Moore Washington County Clarence Kaiser Crawford County Producers Marketing Association John Brugenschmidt Harold Riddle Perry County Allen Werne Randy Peterson

Defensive driving course offered in Harrison County courts

Harrison County citizens may enroll April 10 11 and 17 in a defensive driving course priced at 2 dollars half price. Dusty Rhodes and Richard Willsey prepared the session with options to suggest alternate dates via James Gleitz Elva Harmon or the Farm Bureau Insurance Office. Additional notes urge pre season checks of farm equipment stored corn silo unloaders and pasture care with tips on weather related grain aeration and maintenance.

Harrison County Harrison County Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Dusty Rhodes Richard Willsey Purdue University James Gleitz County Farm Bureau Elva Harmon County Farm Bureau Insurance Office United States

Indiana Farm Bureau posts near record year sales

Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association reports sales rose 12 percent to 199 million dollars last year, the second highest total in the association's history. Delegations from 84 county cooperatives in Indiana attended the meeting in Indianapolis.

Indianapolis Indiana Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc

Local committee officers named in county document

Bois County and county representatives list names Kenneth Weis Harrison County Red Howell Washington County Roger Jackson Delmar Friedman Orange County Bealie Rolle Crawford County Joe Balmer Crawford J W Boldt Harrison serve as Chairman and Secretary of the committee.

Jack Washburn Set to Speak at Harrison Farm Bureau

The Harrison Township Farm Bureau will meet at the Court House Assembly Room at 7 30 Thursday March 16 with Jack Washburn as guest speaker. Door prizes and refreshments announced.

Jack Washburn Harrison Farm Bureau Harrison Township Farm Bureau Court House

I.F.B.C.A. Holds 40th Annual Meeting Highlights

At the 40th annual meeting of the I F B C A the cooperative owned body reported 1966 savings of 5.5 million dollars and taxes paid or accrued totaling 1.7 million dollars including 214 thousand in federal income taxes. Logan Baker of Palmyra represented Harrison Floyd County Farm Bureau Co op and was accompanied by Harold Fravel of Corydon Route 3.

I.F.B.C.A Harrison-Floyd County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Hone Vera Boller Cherrie Club Morgan Township Club St. Patricks H. D Paul Sieg Irma Snyder Maude Faith Edith Miller Nell Hughes Fidelia Boone Ascs News Greenspan Federal Park Ramsey Fredericksburg Hancock Chapel Hugh E. Jackson Clyde B. Jackson Depauw Ind S. Morris Wilson Crypton State Corydon Federal Deposit Insurance Corp Corydon State Bank Numan Lll Ad Sas Nolan Weilbaker Wm. Coleman John Donald Belcher Greenwood Agnes Coleman John Sieberns Mr. Sieberns 4-H Horse and Pony Workshop Adult Leaders Corydon High School Robert Bates Bates John Simpson Cliff Davis Elmer Smith Bud Voyles Lenora Newlin North South Africa Palmyra E.U. B Omer Haub Carmen Mauch Omer Jr Emerson Haub California L. H. Boax Grace Kahl Pfc Mack Strickland Fort Knox Raymond Strickland Ote Church Lucille Conrad Jackson Farm Bureau Milltown Operating Committee Pac Aubrey Red Aubrey Feed Mills Georgetown Milling Colorydon Georgetown, Ind Eveslage C. W. Barnes -Elisabeth Baker, Fravel Farm Bureau Meeting If.b.c.a Conducen R. P LFA ASC Robert Walther Maurice Fouts H. Faith & Sons Laconia Loran J. Wiseman White Cloud Longbottom & Hardlaw Central A. M. Evans Georgetown Mill Georgetown Greenville Mill
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