Clark County D H I A Report June Dairy Stats
The Clark County D H I A report for June covers Clark and Edgar counties. Herds tested total 40 with 1052 cows checked of which 160 were dry. The association average milk yield 696 pounds and fat 28.9 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark and Edgar County Association
H. B. Lukken
Bob Stephen
Russell Boyer
Dow
Robert Wernz
Jenny Bob Stephen Ar JI Idie
C. & H. Boland
Doyle Greenwell
Terry Russell Boyer
Winfield Miller
RBS
Bluebell
Hobart Fulton
RBS Pride
Lelan Nash
Farm Adviser’s Views on Clark County Fairs and Hog Testing
Warren Bundy notes Clark county hosts two fairs at Martinsville starting July 15 and Marshall starting August 5. He details the Swine Herd Improvement Association hog tests on seven breeds at Roscoe Walker farm, with 14 pens and data on weight, back fat, loin eye, and feed. He warns on Angoumois grain moth in corn, offers fumigation tips, and lists officers and attendees of a local meeting with entertainment and a large regional turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark County
Martinsville
Marshall
Dreas
Clark County Swine Herd Improvement Association
Roscoe Walker
Martinsville Fairgrounds
Dwight Millis
Mack Strohm
Dean Strohm
Bob Etcinson
Richard Smith
Don Boyer
Lloyd Stone
Robert Fraker
Truman Spittler
Kelley Spitzler
Robert Liston
Angoumois
Aix
Hewitt Reunion Honors 1957 Meeting in Terre Haute
The 34th Hewitt reunion met June 30 1957 at Shelter In Deming Park Terre Haute Indiana with 80 to 90 attendees from California Indiana and Illinois. President Albert Gallington presided as reports were approved and plans for the next gathering were discussed including a potential game time and place. One marriage was noted among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gallington
Harry Setzer
Violet Gallington
Gladys Hewitt
Carley Kruzan
Ronnie Hewitt
LuAnn Hollingsworth
Freda Duke
Reading
Hattie Drummond
Ralph Duke
Dennison
Ill
N. K. Drummond
Springfield
L. K. Hewitt
Herbert Hewitt
Paris
William Montgomery
David
Terre Haute
Indiana
Betol Holberstolt
East
Chicago
Charles Woods
Virgil Lane
Ind
Gene Hunt and Sons
Farmersburg
Guy Harden
Dallas Starkey
Marty Rafferty
Barbara Harden
Judy Mahurin
Stella Schaffer
Ed Hewitt
West
Reese Hewitt
Claude Berry
Janice
Alien
Carolyn Berry
Sharon
Phyllis
Dennis Berry
Ronald Furnas
Joe Martin
Marshall
Bernard Black
Thomas Hewitt
Daphine Hewitt
Til
Don Gallington
Clyde Hollingsworth
Hillsdale
Lawrence Garner
West Terre Haute
Robert Medley
Guy Johnson
York
Delpha Hewitt
Ronnie
Rodney Moore
Janet Vester
C. W
Hewitt
Shelter
Deming Park
California
Illinois
Albert Gallngton
Neise ‘Vounten
Sweet reunion draws wide family turnout in Marshall area
The July 4 gathering at the Marshall fairgrounds brought together numerous Sweet relatives from Indiana Michigan Nebraska California and Iowa along with spouses and descendants. The event followed several recent family milestones including five births two marriages and a death since Morgan Sweet's passing twenty years earlier. The reunion location and schedule were noted as the same year’s gathering at the gate site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Fairground
Gene Sweet
Charles Sweet
Covington
Indiana
Harold Sweet
Ughters
Ridgefarm
William Sweet
Fairbanks
Fred Osborn
Oren Lowry
Charlie Hix
Indianapolis
Leslie Sweet
Effingham
Lloyd Laubaugh
Michigan
Jack Sweet
Omaha
Nebraska
Hattie, Broaman
California
Lawrence Bishop
Paris
Robert Sweet
Walter Harlow
Theodore Wolf
Austin Sweet
Fairy Cunningham
Caroll Cunningham
Chester Kurta
Martinsville
Roy McNary
Harve Staggs
James Staggs
Maude Adkinson
Faris Sweet
Marshall
Morgan Sweet
Queen Bee Diet Creates Lifelong Fertile Monarch
Washington reports that a queen bee becomes queen by a royal jelly diet during the larval stage. All others start as common larvae fed honey and pollen. the queen, nourished in a special cell, lays thousands of eggs daily and can live up to five years.
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Washington
Farm Problems Deepen Amid Massive Aid Spending
A Twentieth Century Fund study contends that despite more than twenty billion dollars in federal agricultural aid over two decades, farm problems persist. It criticizes wartime and postwar policies as anti depression era tools aimed at maintaining prosperity and high prices rather than addressing root risks. The author urges planning a farm policy reflecting either depression era caution or postwar demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twentieth Century Fund
Properly Fitting Hearing Aids Key, Experts Say
Chicago hearing specialists warn that simply buying a device is not enough. Deaf patients must ensure a proper fit and receive training to use it effectively, as formal instruction can markedly improve discrimination abilities and overall benefit.
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Chicago
Unclear artifact finds near Little Harbor reveal marine bones and tools
Fragments describe radioactive on Pooper usage and Indian relics uncovered at Little Harbor. Items include fish hooks, spear points, stone hammers, mortars for grinding seeds, shell beads, and large bones from dolphins and seals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pooper
Little
Vacation church school session at Armstrong Methodist Church
Vacation church school in Armstrong runs with forty five pupils and sessions at 2:00 p m. The program theme Meet Your Neighbors aims to teach living as God intends. Staff includes Clara Bartram McGee Harris and others with Mrs Hedges headlining July 14 11 30 a m. Rev and Mrs Hedges leave for Africa in August. W S C S meeting moved to July 18 2 30 at Norman Cork home. Marshall Blue Ribbons 4 H display planned July 20 8 00 p m in church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noath
Clara Bartram
Telefeery McGee
Helen Ting
Helen ‘Arris
Edith ‘Cooper
Dorothy Shirely
Susie Setzer
Wanda Cork
Barbara Laufman
Pauline Cork
Margaret Ann McGee
Joe Welsh
D.s.t
Lewis Hedges
Hedges
Africa
Norman Cork
Garnet McGee
Marshall Blue Ribbons
Armstrong Church
Notice of Claim Date in Estate of Thomas B Morgan
Estate of Thomas B Morgan deceased in Clark County Illinois sets September 2 1957 as the claim date. Creditors may file claims by that date. Golda C Morgan is executor with attorney Omer T Shacher Marshall Illinois listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Morgan
Thomas , B. Morgan
Clark County
Illinois
Golda C. Morgan
Omer T. Shacher
Ninois
Treasury funding crunch and labor welfare funds overview
The Treasury faces cash funding strain as $75 billion in securities mature soon. Refinancing moved $2.4 billion into 11 month notes at 3 percent and $647 million into 58 month notes, while $1.16 billion of old notes were not exchanged. Congress probes labor welfare funds argued as public interest and seeks disclosures from management backed by NAM and NAM advocates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
McClelland Senate
National Association of Manufacturers
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Douglas
NAM
McClelland Committee
Congress
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D. H. I. A. Report
Harold M. Rose
Warren Bundy
Frank Kruzan
Jean Ann Hewitt
SWEET
Ake
Rodney
Paul Douglas
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