Townsend 4-H Clubs Plan Cleanups and Projects
Reports from Townsend 4-H groups describe meetings on June 3 and May 20 with plans for community cleanups at Townsend Town Hall Camp Conger building painting and horse handling demonstrations. Other clubs discuss health fire safety Mother Daughter picnics fabric post visits and a June 9 swimming party at Green's pool with guest invites.
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Happy Hearts
Mary April
Roger Dixon
Huron County Health Department
Fanny Farmer Co
Norwalk
West Hartland
Rita Dewiel
Camp Conger
Green’s Pool
Terry
Cathy
Mike Bell
4 H Club Builds Cabin at Camp Conger
At Camp Conger near North Fairfield 4-H boys build an 18 by 32 foot cabin for girls camping this summer. Chet Opper supervises with Carlos Tucker John Wells and other advisors coordinating. Funds come from club donations and camping proceeds as the work nears completion by next Tuesday.
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Camp Conger
North Fairfield
Chet Opper
Carlos Tucker
John Wells
County Agri
Wells
Tucker
Corn or Soybeansil: Late planting in Huron County faces 50 percent corn yield loss. soybeans offer better late yields.
Eastern Huron County farmers weigh corn versus soybeans as soil drains slowly after wet spells. Corn planted after June 9 in Wooster could drop about 50 percent in yield, while soybeans may yield near normal if varieties suit late maturity.
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John Wells
Huron County
Wooster
Hartland Snappy Stitcherettes Hold Third Meeting
The Hartland Snappy Stitcherettes met at the Hartland Community Hall on June 11. Members visited the Fabric Post and discussed installing screens in hall windows and doors. Refreshments were served.
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Hartland
Hartland Community Hall
Poor People Lift Drops Demand to End Farm Payments
The Poor People's Campaign shifts strategy for farm aid, dropping a demand to abolish government payments to idle cropland. Leaders seek later revisions to redistribute funds more equitably, allowing broader food aid while easing conflicts with lawmakers supporting farm programs. Rev. David Abernathy led the push in April.
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Bernard Brenner
UPI
Washington
David Abernathy
Department of Agriculture
Abernathy
Record Milks 20230 Pounds in 305 days at Stone Farm
A four year old registered Holstein cow owned by Ralph Stone of New London produced 20 230 pounds of milk and 692 pounds of butter fat in 305 days, setting a local dairy record for Brattleboro Vermont area.
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Brattleboro
Ralph Stone
New London
Market animal prices across hogs calves sheep and cattle
Consignors view total head 1910 with hogs 559 and calves 34. Prices vary by class from hogs 17.90 to 22.90 for butcher types to sows 13-18.10 boars 13.75-15. Feeder pigs steady at 19.25-20.25 cwt. calves mostly 22-37.50 with higher for choice. Sheep and lambs 330, wools 22-27.45. Cattle prices show steers 20-28.50, heifers 23-25.50, cows 15.50-17.50, bulls 20-24.90 with wide ranges across grades and feeds.
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Mar Meau
4-H Delegates to Camp Named
Kirk Horn and Sue Heidl, representing Lyme and Hartland 4-H clubs, were chosen by the Huron County Extension 4-H Committee to attend the State 4-H Junior Leadership Camp at Camp Ohio. The camp runs June 24 through June 29 with assemblies by Ohio youth leaders and sessions on leadership, music, and safety.
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Kirk Horn
Lyme Producers
Sue Heidl
Hartland Merry Mixers
Huron County Extension
Camp
Ohio
Carlos Tucker
Wayne Murphy
Ohio Youth Commission
Robert Cook
O. S.A
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Townsend Crops and Livestockers
Townsend Town
Raiders
Raiders 4-H
Wayne Zimmerman
Maple City
Marcia Heyman
Margaret Brown
Kathy Blackburn
Mickey Miller
Happy Hearts 4-H Club
West Hartland Booster Juniors
West Side
Royal Chisholm
Bill Funk
Willard Craftsman Club
Tim Thompson
Mike Reel
Mark Thompson
Lowell Luna
Mike Luna
Charlie Reel
The
House of Service
Bucyrus Markets
Richard Gordon
Dover
Paul Droste
O.S.U
W.E. Stuckey
O.S.A
Reva
Woodlawn
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