PCA Loans Total Nearly $50 000 In Hocking County Since January
The Jackson Production Credit Association lent 27 loans totaling 49776 in Hocking County from January 1 to May, up four loans and 8411 dollars from the year-ago period. The county is one of 11 served, with growth toward full farmer ownership in the district.
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Jackson Production Credit Association
Hocking County
James E. Johnson
Johnson
Jackson
Ross
Pike
Meigs
Adams
Gallia
Athens
Vinton
Lawrence
Scioto
Stage Coach Inn
Ohio
Indiana
Kentucky
Tennessee
F. L. Kerr
Production Credit Corporation of
Louisville
Kerr
Iona
Miss Berry
Alma Tapscott
Textile Research Laboratory
Ohio State University
Demonstration Agent Shares 4-H Sewing Clinic Tips
Home Demonstration Agent Emily C. Van Fossan reports on Edith Berry’s Clothing Clinic held June 5 for county 4-H girls. Guidance covers beginner cotton dresses, simple patterns, bias caution, neat handwork, and finishing seams, with notes on fashion trends and 37 clubs amid reorganizations and local helpers.
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Emily C. van Fossan
Edith Berry
Bethel Family Trip and Local Staffing Update
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Bethel and their children visited Logan on Monday. Ruth Poling has assisted Mrs Howard Thompson part time since the baby arrived. Peggy Lou Butts has graduated from high school and now works as a typist at Anchor Hocking in Lancaster.
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Wilbur Bethel
Logan
Ruth Poling
Howard Thompson
Peggy Lou Butts
Lancaster
Anchor-Hocking
Daily News subscriber list grows in Hocking County area
New subscribers and renewals to the Daily News in Hocking County and vicinity include numerous residents across routes and towns such as Ches ter, Rockbridge, Logan Scenic Star, New Straitsville, South Bloomingville, Laurelville, Union Furnace, and Creole. Names list many individuals and routes reflecting broad local readership.
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Daily News
Hocking County
Russell Freeman
Chester Kline
John R. Myers
Ida Petty
Hugh Daubenmier
Ethel Nedermeyer
Estel Rollins, Sr
Eber Sheets
Herman Leasure
Cleve Thompson
Mabel Conner
Ronald Kreider
William Woodard
South Bloomingville
George E. Davis
P. K. Stump
Rockbridge
Dan Seesholtz
Martin Heigle
Lester Huston
Clarence Dupler
A. R. Brooks
George E. Miller
Clark Inboden
Grace Poling
New Straits
George Primmer
Raymond Harden
Cora Gooch
Harley Sheets
Anna Wyskiver
Union Furnace
Isaac Pinkstock
Paul Lytle
Gibisonville
Mike Graham
New Straitsville
Edith Nixon
Mrs. Arthur Mason
Gore
Rex Jewell
Logan
Enid Cupp
Theodore Mathias
Farmers Urged to Spray Now for Weevils Before Harvest
Ohio State University extension entomologist vy. H. Parks warned farmers to clean and spray grain bins now to protect stored grain from weevils and other pests. He noted Ohio yields losses near 5 million dollars annually and urged removal of old grain remnants and sweeping walls as a first step before spraying.
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Vy. H. Parks
Ohio State University
Ohio
FAO Battles Hunger Amid U N Realty and Policy Shifts
United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization has sought broad global action against hunger for nearly a decade. Rome meeting renews appeal as U S policy shifts toward self help through Point Four while maintaining FAO membership.
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The
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Rome
FAO
United States
U. S
Dragonfly Stirs Accident Amid Molten Lead Spill
In New York on June 14 a dragonfly spooked five year old Rose Appice causing her to bump her mother Marie Appice. Mrs Appice toppled a pot of molten lead used by a cable crew, splashing three people who were treated and released from hospital.
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New York
Rose Appice
Marie Appice
DDT Floors and Weevil Control Tips for Homes
Parks notes five percent DDT used on floors and bin linings with partitions needing care. Weevils hidden between partitions are the main trouble source. they multiply quickly in warm weather. For more on control, contact Charles Ingraham, county extension agent.
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Parks
Charles Ingraham
4-H Club News Highlights Local Meetings
South Logan SPS led by Lucy Cordell held a Thursday meeting with guests Ann Glick Sally Dennis and Beatrice Kitchen. Titles include sewing projects towels scarfs dresses and sports clothes. Several other clubs met at various homes with demonstrations baking a hayride and planning for fairs.
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Logan Sps
South Logan Sps
Lucy Cordell
Ann Glick
Sally Dennis
Beatrice Kitchen
Bloomingville Social Notes Highlight Visits and Wedding
Miss Anetta Brown of Columbus and Gorden Stevens of Eagle Mills wed at Otterbein Church with a large crowd attending. Numerous relatives and friends from Columbus, Lancaster, W Va, and nearby towns gathered for weekend visiting patterns and church ceremony.
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Ernest Hill
Columbus
Francis Bone
John Bone
David Watters
Frank Marino
Don Julian
Benny Watters
Lancaster
Helen Betts
Allensville
Pearl Shaw
Ccle Reid
Esley Davis
Earl Davis
H. O. Brown
W. T. Brown
Obett
Ada Brown
Ivan Brown
Garry
Kyle
Near Logan
Donna Hampshire
Maxine Johnson
Edwin Notestone
Jack Notestone
J. J. Johnson
I. C. Daugherty
Robert Rolland
W. Va
John Geiger
Logan
Ronald B. Johnson
Indiantown Gap Military Reservation
Orval Hampshire
Donna
Circleville
Arlene Brown
Jo Ann Tatman
Clendell Reid
Jesse Starkey
Floyd Warehime
Norma
Otterbein
Anetta Brown
Gorden Stevens
Eagle Mills
Old Bolshevik Leader Is Dead
Moscow reports the death of Fyo dor Samoilov a veteran of the 1917 revolution and long time Communist Party member since 1903 He served as a Bolshevik representative in the pre revolutionary period and died after a long career in the party
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Moscow
Fyodor Samoilov
Russia
Communist Party
Samoilov
Meeting notes from Arthur Miller gathering
Arthur Miller and the club advisor attended the meeting. Afterward refreshments were served and games played. The next meeting is planned at Janet Van Bibber's home.
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Rebecca Stiverson
Sue Helber
Jimmy Allibery
Bill North
Nolan Sater
Benton Willing Workers
Benton Willing Workers 4-H Club
Jerry Shaw
Jimmy
Donny
Lucille Shaw
Lester Ebert
Connie Shaw
South Bloomingville
Arthur Miller
Janet van Bibber
Potatoes More Plentiful But Prices Still High
New York reports potatoes more plentiful but prices remain near last weekend’s highs. Fresh vegetables vary with supplies from truck gardens and warm weather. Citrus fruits plums and cherries mostly higher while beef pork and lamb hold steady. Eggs rise a penny or two a dozen due to warmer weather and lower production.
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New York
Russian revolutionary leader in history commission post
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a revolutionary Russian figure who attained a key role in the party history commission and museum of the revolution after a prior revolt. The passage implies continued influence within the organization and historical preservation efforts.
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Russia
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