Clarksfield Merry Maids and Greenwich Trailblazers 4-H Meetings Reported
Clarksfield Merry Maids met May 24 at Mrs. Arthuretta Carey’s home with notes of treasury shortfall after Mothers night. They planned paper drives and renewing Ohio Magazine for Walter Eagleson and a silverware fund for the Community Hall. Next meeting is 1 to 4 p.m. at Mrs. Carey’s. Greenwich Trailblazers 4-H Club met May 26 at L. Brown Jr.’s with 13 members. They plan an Aug. 3 horse show, discuss horse parts, and pledge hospital supplies. A Day of demonstrations by members followed. Norwalk Drifters set June 12 calendar plans for 4-H activities. Bronson Bide-a-Wee 4-H held a June 17 Camp Conger fund drive at Alice Schaffer’s home.
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Clarksfield
Merry Maids
Arthuretta Carey
Trailblazers
Greenwich
Greenwich _ Trailblazers
L. Brown Jr
Copsey’s
Susan Cawrse
Melvina
Angie Mack
Debbie Jackson
Norwalk
Ralph Fulton
Susan Roy
Bronson
Alice Schaffer
Camp Conger
Roy Tanner
Buryrus Auction Report Highlights Mixed Livestock Prices
Bulkcattle and hogs saw varied moves at the Bucyrus sale with hogs 70 cents lower and cattle mostly down 25 to 50, lightweights steady to strong and feeders steady. Calves up $1, sheep and lambs down about 75, breeding ewes listed at 30 per head.
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Bucyrus
Agriculture Committee to tour farms in corn and wheat belts
House Agriculture Committee plans guided farm tours next week for newer members to learn about operations in Iowa Indiana Ohio and later Washington Colorado Minnesota and western Kansas. No public hearings or new proposal talks are planned. some members may join both tours with more dates to follow after Labor Day.
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Bernard Brenner
Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
Rep
W.R. Poage
Dtex
Poage
Rep. Allard K. Lowenstein
New York
Long Island
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Washington State
Colorado
Minnesota
Kansas
Ohio 4 H Congress to draw 800 youths from 88 counties
About 800 top 4 H youths aged 16 to 18 from Ohio's 88 counties will attend the state congress at The Ohio State University. Delegates are chosen for achievement and leadership as the event aims to foster personal and social growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio State University
Ohio
County to Send Ten 4-H Delegates to State Congress
Huron County 4 H Club members will be represented by ten delegates and one advisor at the Ohio 4 H Club Congress June 10 to 14 at The Ohio State University. Delegates include Nikki Schafer Sue Heidl Sue Ellett Martha Hamer Susan Raftery Marcia Dalton Tom Anderson Harold Underwood Ted Eschen and Dennis Green. Clarence Ellett will accompany as advisor. Mrs Ethel Swanbeck state representative briefed delegates on how a bill becomes law to prepare for a mock legislative session.
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Huron County
Ohio State University
Carlos Tucker
Nikki Schafer
New London
Sue Heidl
Hartland Merry Mixers
Sue Ellett
Maple City
Martha Hamer
Norwalk
Busy Needles
Susan Raftery
Peru
Marcia Dalton
Wakeman
Blue Ribbon
Tom Anderson
New London Happy Farmers
Harold Underwood
North Fairfield
Ted Eschen
Wakeman Wranglers
Dennis Green
Clarence Ellett
Willow Brook Beavers
Huron
Erie County
Ethel Swanbeck
Swanbeck
Club Congress
Soccer riot interrupts charity match in Forest Town
A charity soccer game between the Sufford Ladies Egg Packers and Lurcher Farm Ladies in Forest Town ended in a violent melee. Referee Jack Marshall halted the match as players fought, tore shirts, and used unladylike language, with injuries feared.
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Marshall
Holstein Cows Surpass 100000 Pounds Milk Mark
The Holstein Friesian Association of America announces lifetime production records for area cows. Erie Bell Della Raven totals 107,090 pounds of milk and 3,866 pounds of butterfat in 2,777 days, owned by Robert William Moser of Erie Bell Farm in Bellevue. Stoneacre Eagle Roburk records 100,940 pounds of milk and 3,398 pounds of butterfat in 2,228 days, owned by Ralph Stone of New London.
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Erie Bell Della Raven
Robert William Moser
Erie Bell Farm
Bellevue
Stoneacre Eagle Roburk
Ralph Stone
New London
Don’t Panic Over Brown Recluse Spider
Entomologist William JF Lyon says the Brown Recluse bite risk in Ohio is negligible and a youth death was not caused by a bite. Spiders are rare in Ohio, with most bites from clothing mishaps. cautions include recognizing Black Widow and Brown Recluse and seeking medical care if bitten.
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Columbus
Ohio
William JF. Lyon
Ohio State University
Monroeville
Texas
Tennessee
Gulf States
Illinois
Indiana
United States
Lyon
Pets and wildlife can carry diseases to humans say experts
Summer warns parents about diseases from vertebrates and pets. Cats dogs and even birds can spread encephalitis rabies ring worm and other illnesses. Ensure pets are healthy and confined avoid handling young wildlife and seek medical and veterinary diagnosis if exposure occurs.
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John K. Wells
Man
Division of
Senator Fights For Subsidy Limits on Farmers
Washington report says Sen. John J. Williams predicts the Senate will not preserve large subsidy payments to big farmers this year. The House set a $20 000 annual maximum per farmer for subsidy support, affecting about 9 000 farmers including 6 000 cotton planters. The Nixon administration opposes the ceiling, while Sen. Spessard Holland expects the limit to be removed before the bill reaches the floor.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
John J. Williams
R- del
House
Nixon
Spessard Holland
Dfla
Senate Appropriations
Holland
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Fred Bruny
Ohio Cooperative Extension Service
L. Clair Warden
King Avenue Methodist Church
Phillip Dolan
Department of Development
Donald Lukens
24Th Congressional District
Statehouse
Don Wickham
American Dairy Association
Robert S. Turner
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Department of Entomology
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Co. Norwalk
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