Marion Farmers 4H Club Meets in June at Farm Home
The Marion Farmers 4H Club met Friday June 14 at Nancy Lawreshcre and Mark Farmer home with 17 members and two visitors. Jim Palmer led the meeting, noting progress on the cabin. Lawrence and Mark Farmer demonstrated showing and feeding swine, Nancy Farmer discussed health, and refreshments were served by Mrs. Farmer. The next meeting is set for June 28 at Wilma Sears home.
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Marion Farmers
Marion Farmers 4H Club
Nancy
Lawreshcre
Mark Farmer
Jim Palmer
Bremien
Lawrence Farmer
Nancy Farmer
Clodhoppers
Earl Berry
Berry
Natco-Ettes
4-H Club
Karen Hutchison
Beverly Campbell
Pleasant Ridge Missionary Service Friday July 5
Monthly missionary services at Pleasant Ridge Church start 8 p.m. with Rev. Roy Appleman of West Union as speaker. The item appears among a roundup of 4-H clubs and local notices including meetings, projects, and social events. Also notes that about 35 million U.S. families own automobiles.
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Pleasant Ridge
Roy Appleman
West Union
Hilltop 4 H Club Girls Deliberate Salad Demonstration
Ethel Bower reports Hilltop 4 H Club girls led by Mrs Verna Rheinscheld and Miss Ermal Rheinscheld presented a well planned program including Carla Garverick Lena Nutter with an Anytime Is Salad Time demonstration. The article also covers 4 H health projects Better Grooming physical exams and county and state 4 H contest plans and milk education and upcoming calendar events.
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Ethel M. Bower
Hilltop Girls
Verna Rheinscheld
Ermal Rheinscheld
Carla Garverick
Lena Nutter
Hocking County
4-H Advisory Council
Ingraham Answers Silas' 160 Letters and Identities Revealed
Charles Ingraham announces his departure from Hocking County to join Ohio State University as extension and livestock marketing specialist. He thanks Silas Mills for 160 letters about farm life and community, and notes the long correspondence has shaped agricultural education in the area.
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Ingraham
Silas
Charles Ingraham
Silas Mills
Daily News
State Agriculture Extension Service
Hockingville
Roomater
Doc Ray
Hocking County
Agricultural Administration Building
Ohio State University
Columbus
Ohio
Earl F. Schottke
Rev. Schottke
Chuck
Agriculture Dept
Hocking Hills
P. S
Kearsage
Hep
Community Notes From Gibisonville and Surrounding Areas
Enterprise Pagie Ogle of Gibisonville visits at the home of her brother and sister in law Dick and family. Hubert Hall, after a heart attack, shows improvement. Skippy Heinlein of Logan vacationed with grandparents Walter and family and attended daily EUB Church camp. The Bradfords of Carroll visit the Jones family. Myrtie Evans of Rockbridge visits Lula Blum. Several Logan and Columbus residents visit Blum and Jones families. Otterbein Camp attendees from Kline Memorial EUB Church include Stiverson, Stahr, Mathias, McBride, Dusenberry, Sater, Hensen, Emma Kate Mathias, Shuttleworth, Risch. Josef F Brashares attended Otterbein College commencement at Westerville and, with the 1902 Ohio Wesleyan class, will receive a BA on June 10.
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Hubert Hall
Skippy Heinlein
Logan
Walter Mathias
Eub Church
Orla Bradford
Carroll
James Jones
Myrtie Evans
Rockbridge Rt. 1
Lula Blum
Howard Blum
Jim Jones
E. F. Bradford
Charles Jones
Dwight Watkins
Columbus
Ison Watkins
Gordon Walton
Robert Walton
Joe Roper
Rick Walton
Ohio Wesleyan University
Commission Asked For Anguished Cow
The South Carolina Agriculture Commission received a request for information on an anguished cow misread as Angus. Commissioner Bill Harrelson explained the mix up in plain terms.
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Columbia
S. C
South Carolina Agriculture Commission
Bill Harrelson
Estate of John F Heigle appointment notice
L Long of Route 2 Rockbridge has been appointed matrix of the estate of John F Heigle deceased late of Laurel Township Hocking County Ohio Creditors must file claims with the fiduciary within four months Dated June 5 1957 Rhea Bangert Brown Probate Judge of said County 6 8 3t
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John F. Heigle
L. Long
Route 2
Rockbridge
Laurel Township
Hocking County
Ohio
Rhea Bangert Brown
Said
Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
Robert W. Keynes
Logan
Ourspoons
E. C. Kachelmacher
Rhea Gert Brown
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Nils L. C. Kachelmacher
Robert W. Keynes of Logan Ohio appointed trustee and executor in the estate of Nils L. C. Kachelmacher deceased of Logan Hocking County. Dated June 20 1957. Rhea Gert Brown. Release and related actions noted in this notice.
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Gale McNeal
Bowlby's
Edith Bowlby
Schrader
Judy Cooke
Gale Edwards
Karen Karshner
Bonnie Thompson
Carol Bethel
Linda Casto
Barbara Smith
Pat Blair
Laurel Valley
Laurel Valley Grange Hall
Linda Pratt
Grange Hall
Mudsock Moonshiners Skating Party of the
Mudsock Club
Harry Risch
Keith Knight
Pleasant Ridge Curbh
Swackhamer Bridge
Laurelville
Charles Williams
Robert Poling
Bonnie Bowman
Pete Shaw
Sue Waldron
Seven Caves
Hillsboro
Rocky Fork Lake
Simon Poling
Gus Chapin
Mildred Swackhamer
Florence Schaal
Gladys
Helen Lines
Robert Cupp
Cupps
Robert Reid
Jane
Roy Stevens
Leroy Stevens
Circleville
George Poling
Delbert Poling
Shirley Poling
Brethren Church
Helen Poling
Connie Butts
Dwight Eveland and Sons
Ethel Poling
Dale Disbennett
Johnnie Swackhamer
Francis Harmon
Tommy Stevens
Ray Stevens
Tommy
Air Force
Beaman Accord
Carol
William
Gene
U.S
Hilltop 4-H Club
Logan East School
Chuck Ingraham
Mr. Jones
Commonwealth Telephone Co. of
United States Independent Telephone Association
Pagie Ogle
Gibisonville
Dick Ogle
Washington
Farm Bureau
Baler Twine
Baler
Farm Bureau Cooperative
Oliver
Ela
Logan Oliver
Risch Lumber & Equipment Co
W. Hunter St
Logan, Ohio
Arly
John Gallagher
Green Township
Peter
Nancy O'Brien Gallagher
State Penitentiary
Columbus, Hocking Valley
Toledo
Anna Wright
Nannie
Susie
Ella
Katie
John
Chief Logan
Conoco
Ashland Penn
Logan Bulk
Ray Willis
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