Payments To 500 Farmers Made Here Under ACP In 1951
About 500 Hocking County farmers received ACP payments totaling roughly $30 000 for applying conservation practices in 1951. Total ACP appropriation was $31 320 with most funds paid for practices. Permanent practices were checked by the Soil Conservation Service for compliance, reducing approvals from the prior year.
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Hocking County
Paul H. Shaw
PMA
Shaw
Soil Conservation Service
Wallace Gillogly
Department of Agriculture
1500 Bales Of Hay Produced To Help Neighbor
A total of 1500 bales of hay were produced at Harold Smith farm in Marion Township this week to aid Mr. Smith after an appendectomy. Neighbors Clinton Floyd Garlinger Anny Graham and Mrs William Tummel helped, though their names were omitted in a prior Daily News story.
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Harold Smith
Marion Township
Smith
Daily News
Clinton Floyd
Garlinger
Anny Graham
William ‘Tummel
Sweet Clover 4-H Club Holds Second Meeting at Park
The Sweet Clover 4-H Club met June 13 at Rachelmacher Park. Members listed projects as roll call and guests included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schrader and family, Mrs. Goldie Ferguson, and Mrs. Edith Bowlby. Joan Williams attended Get-to-Gether with Eloise Swaim leading demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Clover
Rachelmacher Park
Charles Schrader
Goldie Ferguson
Edith Bowlby
Hocking Valley Workers 4 H Club Holds Meeting At Hutchins Home
The Hocking Valley Workers 4 H Club met at Wesley Hutchins home for a business session on dairy cattle feeding and care. Softball provided recreation and refreshments were served.
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Hocking Valley Workers
Hocking Valley Workers 4-H Club
Wesley Hutchins
Logan Ettes Meet at Ruth Six Home
The Logan Ettes gathered at Ruth Six's home with fourteen members present. Recreation occurred and refreshments were served. The group plans a potluck at Kachelmacher Park on July 7 for the next meeting.
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Logan-Ettes
Ruth
Kachelmacher Park
Work and Grow Boys 4 H Club Holds June Meeting
The Work and Grow Boys 4 H Club of Union Furnace met at Donnie Wyskiver’s home on Monday evening June 23 with nine members and advisor Maurice Acker present. Bob Swackhamer led the business session and the Junior Fair program was discussed. Visitors included Victor Hines Jr Dick Anthony Jeanie and Mary Louise Wyskiver and Mrs Bill Wyskiver. Refreshments were provided by Mrs Wyskiver and daughter Jeanie. A softball game followed. Next meeting is at Keith Skinner’s home on July 7 at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Furnace
Donnie Wyskiver
Bob Swackhamer
Maurice Acker
Victor Hines
Dick Anthony
Jeanie
Mary Louise Wyskiver
Bill Wyskiver
Wyskiver
Gore Co operative Club Holds June Meeting
James Harris presided at the Gore Co operative Club tenth meeting held June 16 at Gore school. Ten members attended. The group discussed plans for a camping trip and several games were on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harris
Gore Co-operative Club
Gore School
Sweet Clover 4-H Club Chooses Picnic Plans
The Sweet Clover 4-H Club held its third meeting at Evelyn Bowlby's home with roll call on favorite colors. Members planned fruit baskets for shut ins Mrs Dan Blackston and Mrs Winnie Poling. A picnic at Rachelmacher Park will follow. Evelyn Bowlby demonstrated pattern and material. Guests included Mrs Edith Bowlby and Mrs Charles Schrader.
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Sweet Clover
Sweet Clover 4-H Club
Evelyn Bowlby
Dan Blackston
Winnie Poling
Rachelmacher Park
Edith Bowlby
Charles Schrader
Gore Busy Bees Club Meeting Held in School House
June 23 meeting presided by Bertha Mohler with eleven members present. Shirley Friley to cut dress pattern at next meeting. Two contests awarded prizes to Barbara Barnes and Shirley Friley. Next meeting June 30.
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Gore
Busy Bees Club
Bertha Mohler
Shirley Friley
Barbara Barnes
Gibisonville 4-H Club Plans August Play and August Events
The Gibisonville Chicks 4-H Club met June 24 at the school with 13 members present. A health rule was read, and members discussed an August club play an ice cream social and the Junior Fair. A swimming party and a members picnic were planned for Sunday. Mrs Emily Van Fossan answered questions on camp style revue projects and materials. Donna Rose and Sandra Lytle served refreshments at the home of Mary and Carol Ogle at 7 30 p.m July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gibisonville Chicks
Emily van Fossan
Donna Rose
Sandra Lytle
Mary and
Carol Ogle
City Cattle Feed Sourced From Distant Farms
National Geographic Society notes in the Los Angeles area herds are kept within city limits and fed with feed shipped in from farms farther away. The practice contrasts with grazing on wide pastures and illustrates urban livestock management.
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Los Angeles
National Geographic Society
Doings on Buck Run and nearby residents
The report lists visits and social calls among residents of Buck Run and surrounding areas. Names include Clyde Nihiser, Dave Woltz, Eliza Kline, Ethel Goss, Kelley Goss, Marlene Kline, and Gail Woltz, with mentions of cherry picking, shopping trips, and a recovery from surgery.
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Clyde Nihiser
Dave Woltz
Ethel Goss
Kelley
Newark
Eliza Kline
J. E. Dupler
Ronald Dupler
Effie Woltz
Guy Green
Goss Brothers
Perry Kline
Marlene
Josephine
Alice Brantner
Patty Kline
Rockbridge
Marlene Kline
Sugar Grove
Bill Rider
James G. Woltz
Emma Woltz
Virginia Nihiser
Edna Rider
Simeon Snake
Michael
Edwin J. Woltz
Gail
Dresses and Aprons for Work in the Home bulletin
Home Demonstration agents highlight a new bulletin by Clarice L. Scott on cool, practical house dresses and aprons for hot weather. Features include safety pockets, easy on and off, durable materials, wrinkle resistant fabrics, and tips on choosing colors and necklines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily C. van Fossan
Clarice L. Scott
Bureau of Human Nutrition
Miss Scott
Scott
Daily News Subscriber List Grows in Hocking County Area
New subscribers and renewals reported for the Daily News in Hocking County include Elmer Klinger Logan Scenic Star Scott Goss Logan Star Samuel Moore W S Harsh Viola Fay Robinson Laurelville J E Vorhees Gibisonville and many others across Rockbridge Junction City Gore and Nelsonville. The growing list reflects broad local interest and continued readership in multiple routes and towns.
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Daily News
Hocking County
Elmer Klinger
Logan Scenic Star
Scott Goss
Logan
Samuel Moore
W. S. Harsh
Viola Fay Robinson
Laurelville
J. E. Vorhees
Gibisonville
Gerald Hampshire
Lester Watters
Enterprise
Lee E. Busch
Don Burcham
Rockbridge
George Risch
Frank Edwards
Clifford Kline
Evan Jones
New Straitsville
Stella Stewart
Gore
Virgil Householder
Junction City
C. L. Kishler
Howard Wilson
Ralph Poling
Clinton Poling
Herbert Glick
Merton Lehman
Edward Kanade
Union Furnace Man Earns Merit Award for Pigs
H. C. Riley of Union Furnace received a certificate of achievement from the Spotted Poland China Record for a litter raised on his farm. Model Girl produced nine pigs weighing 402.2 pounds total at 51 to 61 days, and the litter was foaled April 6, 1952 at Darby Dave, also Riley’s property. Both pigs are registered Spotted Poland China stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Riley
Union Furnace
Poland
China
Model Girl
Mr. Riley
Darby Dave
Roadside Names List From Laurelville and Surrounding Routes
A compiled list of individuals with route numbers and towns including Laurelville New Straits ville New Plymouth Gore Rockbridge Haydenville Gore Gore Route mentions Henry Howdyshell Rev Hinton Edward Iles Glendon Ward George Hurst Lester Walker Hollie Trader Ronald Robinette R. L. Campbell Miles Graham Lester Sheets Frank Patton Fred Edwards and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wentz
Laurelville
Mary Vogel
Lancaster
H. C. Hartsough
Henry Howdyshell
Rev. Hinton
New Straitsville
Leroy Schrader
Dennis Wilkes
Haydenville
Kathleen Trowbridge
New Plymouth
Earl Brown
Rockbridge
Edward Iles
Glendon Ward
George Hurst
Lester Walker
Hollie Trader
Gore
Ronald Robinette
R. L. Campbell
Miles Graham
Lester Sheets
Frank Patton
Fred Edwards
Florida shell collectors drill into depths with small power dredges
In Florida some shell collectors equip cabin cruisers and fishing boats with compact power dredges to explore the ocean from shallow two fathoms to depths exceeding one hundred, expanding their sea forays and collection reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
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