30 Hocking County Women To Attend Columbus Meeting
About 30 Hocking County women will attend the Annual State Home Demonstration Council meeting at Ohio State University on Monday and Tuesday. The event features a cotton feed sack garment style revue led by District No. 12 president Mrs. Clarence Skinner and includes 4-H club models from Hocking County. The Homemakers Chorus, directed by Joseph A. Leeder, will perform with 160 voices, including many local members. Additional items cover 4-H Golden Anniversary plans, teeth care records for teen programs, upcoming Junior Leadership meeting on June 16, and 4-H Camp dates July 28 to August 1 with details for counselors.
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Emily C. van Fossan
Hocking County
Ohio State University
Leo Armstrong
Clarence Skinner
Paul Shaw
Leslie Duffey
Herbert Walker
Russell Blum
Richard Farmer
Walter Prather
Joe Adcock
Floyd Conner
Bert Hansley
Ralph Mundy
David Wylie
Hollis McMillan
Jarry Meldrim
Ted Lemon
Thelma Mowery
Vivian Thompson
Otto Iles
Wayne’ Timberlake
Everett Dawley
William Jacques
Richard Allberry
Emma Keplar
Harry Swain
Floyd Riggs
Velva Drashares
Happy Valley Girls 4-H Club Plans Picnic at Rachelmacher Park
The Happy Valley Girls 4-H Club held its June meeting at Jane Inboden's home with all members and the advisor present. They reviewed sewing projects and a boat ride, and adjourned to a June 18 picnic at Rachelmacher Park at 2 30 PM. Guests included Bobby Inboden Letha Ledford and Scotty Ledford. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Ernest Inboden.
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Happy Valley
Jane Inboden
Rachelmacher Park
Bobby Inboden
Letha
Scotty Ledford
Ernest Inboden
4-H Club News Honey Fork Lassies Meeting Report
The Honey Fork Lassies 4-H Club met at Mrs. Loren Schorrs with Doris Spillman presiding. Members planned a 4-H tour picnic and discussed future meetings with dates set for June 11 at the Armstrong home.
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Honey Fork Lassies
Loren Schorr
Doris Spillman
Schorr
Mary Lois Rauber
Armstrong
Laurel Run Starettes hold meeting at Donna Tucker home
The Laurel Run Starettes met June 3 at Donna Tucker's home with Mrs Arthur Miller as advisor. Anita Wood and Janet Van Bibber won prizes. Next meeting June 10 at Anita Wood's home.
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Donna Tucker
Arthur Miller
Dorothy Tucker
Anita Wood
Janet van Bibber
Bob
Bill Miller
Maurice Ackers
Lancaster
Laurel Run
Laurel Valley 4-H Sewettes and Benton Willing Workers Meet
Notes from the Laurel Valley Sewettes at Laurel Valley Grange hall on June 2 with 16 members and 2 advisors Freida Wilson and Alice Notestone. Projects include pot holders towels aprons and dresses. Next meeting June 16 at the same hall. Benton Willing Workers held at Sharon Whitcraft home. officers elected for summer and bake sale planned for June 18. Bear Run Girls 4-H met at Jane Ruff home with pledge and songs. Merrybird Rainier demonstrated pattern fitting and next meeting set for June 11 at Leona Blackstone’s home with Jane Ruff as demonstrator
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Laurel Valley Sewettes
Laurel Valley Grange Hall
Mound Crossing
Freida Wilson
Alice Notestone
Benton Willing
Sharon
Linda Whitcraft
Nancy Ebert
Jerry Shaw
Sharon Whitcraft
Benny Justice
Connie Shaw
Shelby Daubenmire
Sue Ebert
Alice Ebert
Lester Ebert
Lester Whitcraft
Bear Run Girls
Jane Ruff
Merrybird Rainier
Norma Daubenmier
Leona Blackstone
U. S. Employment Rises in May Figures Show Gains
The Commerce Department reports May employment up 1,034,000 to 61,176,000, just 17,000 below the record for the month. Non farm jobs rose 496,000 to 54,216,000 while farm employment gained 548,000 to reach 6,960,000.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Parity Program Extension Urged
The Senate Agriculture Committee urges an extension of the parity program as a key agricultural policy topic. The discussion centers on maintaining price supports and farm income stability amid evolving market conditions.
National Park Service Warns Public to Avoid Wildlife
The National Park Service bans feeding touching or teasing deer bears and other wildlife in national parks to protect visitors. Officials cite injuries in Yosemite and past bear incidents in Yellowstone, noting traffic hazards from feeding bears and unsafe interactions.
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Washington
The
National Park Service
National Parks
Yosemite National Park
Park Service
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone
Extension Extends Parity Price Method to 1955 End
The extension keeps the current parity price method for key farm commodities through 1955. Parity prices determine the government support payments for corn wheat cotton tobacco rice and peanuts. The parity concept aims to balance fairness to farmers and consumers.
Meat and fruit prices slip in weekly market roundup
New York reports retail prices mostly down for chicken beef rib roasts pot roasts and stewing beef while pork and veal hold steady. Eggs rise modestly in some areas as seasonal production tapers. Fresh fruits and vegetables vary in quality and price with tomatoes lettuce corn asparagus strawberries and mushrooms common but artichokes beans beets carrots cauliflower parsley cherries and grapefruit cheaper in many markets. Peaches cantaloupes and Texas plums and California apricots appear in distant markets as canning produce remains plentiful.
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New York
Texas
California
Agriculture Department
Pretty Packaging Hides Real Value Of Food
Washington report notes packaging changes shield true weight and price. Chicago weights official I M Levy warns lack of standardization confuses buyers when comparing applesauce in mixed ounce labels and different prices.
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I. M. Levy
Chicago
Levy
Hocking County 4-H Plans 50th Anniversary Celebration
The 415 Hocking County 4-H members plan a June 13 program at East school to mark the 50th anniversary of the 4-H movement. A pageant Pages of Progress will be shown with James Smoot delivering the main speech. Former members are urged to attend and reconnect. 4-H began in 1902 with about 35 members and now exceeds two million nationwide.
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Hocking County
Charles H. Ingraham
Sory Council
O. V. Mohler
Ingraham
United States
Hay-Pasture Tour delights Hocking County farmers
In a June 3 letter to the Daily News, readers laud a Hay-Pasture Tour for farmers in Hocking County. The event showcased farm projects and ended with a Laurel Valley Grange luncheon where women demonstrated hospitality and culinary skill, reinforcing rural traditions and community spirit.
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Daily News
Hocking County
Laurel Valley Grange
Hadley farmer loses four acres of potatoes in harrow mishap
Alden Mc Queston of Hadley told of a har row mistake that ruined four acres of newly planted potatoes. He instructed his hired man to harrow the field but the implement moved across the rows, scrambling the seed potatoes and destroying the crop.
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Hadley, Mas
Hadley
Alden McQueston
Jersey Cattle Club Concludes 25th Annual Sale
The American Jersey Cattle Club wrapped a three day meeting with a sale in Springfield after two days in Columbus. At Chester Folck and Sons farm the 25th annual sale netted an average price of 1308 dollars for 50 cattle. Top bull was Jester Standard Advancer a six asset.
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Springfield
American Jersey Cattle Club
Columbus
Chester Folck and Sons
Here
Jester Standard
Daily News Subscribe List Expands in Hockir County Area
New daily readers sign on for the Daily News in Hockir County and nearby towns. Names span Glen Anderson Laurelville Gore New Straitsville and several routes, with many residents listed as new subscribers or returning readers.
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Brenton Township
Benton
Daily News
Hockir County
Mrs. Alto Angle
Glen K. Anderson
S. Bloomingvil Scenic Star
Chalmer Lender
Howard Fethe Olf
Laurelville
Fred Mohler
Roy Primme
Lennie Watters
Helen Ours
Bert,Dason
New Straitsville
Mr. G. W. Nixon
Bert, Maze
J. M. Gibison
Gitsonville
Bernard Russell
Gibboville
Ed Beougher
Eae
John Blosser
Eterprise
James Klinger
Loge
C. L. Whitlateh
Lean Scenic Star
Rufus Har
South Bloomingville
Clyde Pave
C. Leasure
Edi Garner
L. B. Lehma
L. F. Riggs
Hester Herl
Jol W. Dougherty
Millie der
Rockbridge
N. A. Warthma
New Plymouth
Bird Garner
Ellis Sages
Nelsonville
Geasure
Bremen
Bengal Rockbridge
Ida Moss
Gore
Zelda Poling
la Relville
Tillie Tucke
Edr Sams
Gibisonville
Emma Wilso
Estella Hiles
Hattie Allison
Ohio Program Panel Names Ag Members
Ohio Program Commission announces Agriculture and Conservation Committee for the next two years with Walter E. Sellars of Washington H. as chairman. Members include James D. Wells of Logan.
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Ohio
Columbus
Agriculture and Conse Vation Committee
Ohio Proram Commission
Walter E. Sellars
Washingto
Comtee
James D. Wells
Logan
Sale of Year-Old Animal In Ohio Breeding Show
A year-old owned by Mack Man Farm of Orland Indiana was sold for $9 0 to the Central Ohio Breeding Association.
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Mack Man Farm
Orland
Ind
Central Ohio
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James Smoot
Raymond Keairns
Southern California State Dental Association
American Stal Association
Bing Crosby
Bob Hope
Amos and Andy
Cornell Wilde
Robert Taylor
Tony Martin
Mona Strawn
Bob Swackhamer
Logan Daily News
Happy Valley Girls
Farm Bureau
Cooperative
Hocking Valley Workers
Hocking Valley Workers 4-H Club
Jimmy Strawn
Wesley Hutchins
Lake Logan Lads
Lake Logan
Louis Taulbee
Paul Ringhiser
Jay Wagoner
Max Allbery
John Bailey
Bill North
Jim Allbery
Jon and
Gore Busy Bees
Bonnie Vickrey
Gore Busy Bees Club
Bertha Mohler
Gore School
South Logan Sps
Girl Scout Rooms
Lucy Cordell
Laurel Valley
Sewettes
U. S
Senate Agriculture Committee
Ea Rural Bottle Gas
NEW Wonder Gas
Doxol Enga Leaned
W. Malin
Logan, Ohlo
Mount Rainier National Park
Magnetos
Tannehill Garage
Alemite
Quaker State
Galena
Ashland
Borden
Logan Bulk
Front & Mulberry Sts
Spud
Jersey Cattle Club
Deering
Carl Risch
Keynes Bros
E. Front St
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