Wet Spring Costs County Farm Crops in Huron
County figures show corn and soybean values around 6.48 million dollars. Prolonged wet soil halts planting and risks a 10 percent yield drop if delays persist past May. Estimated potential loss nears 600 thousand dollars, about 400 dollars per farm, amid soggy fields and stalled fieldwork.
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Huron County
Junior Fair Board elects Ross as president at courthouse meeting
David Ross of Western Reserve FFA is named president of the Huron County Junior Fair Board at a courthouse meeting. Steven Zimmerman is elected vice president and Marcia Dalton secretary. Assistant superintendents named for divisions include Barbara Kramer and others. Next work meeting scheduled before the fair opening. Ken and Kevin Dalton join Holstein-Friesian junior membership as nearly 13,800 youths participate nationally.
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Huron County
David Ross
Western Reserve Ffa
Steven Zimmerman
West Hartland Progressive Farmers
Marcia Dalton
Wakeman
Junior Fair Board
Barbara Kramer
Western Reserve Fha
Nancy Ryerson
South Central Fha
Theresa Goble
Norwalk
Susan Raftery
Monroeville
Sharon Smith
Willard
Linda Cook
New London Fha
Janet Sparks
Ripley Jr. Farmers
Rebecca Smith
Greenfield
Wakeman Blue Ribbon
Debbie Burns
Modern Misses
Gary Nuhfer
Willard Ffa
Jerry McLaughlin
South Central Ffa
Richard Smith
Greenfield Beavers
Tom Anderson
New London Ffa
John Brooks
FFA
Jim Smetzer
Norwalk Drifters
Carlos Tucker
Ken
Kevin Dalton
Holstein-Friesian Association of America
10 Area Winners In Horse Show At Huron County Fair
Ten contestants from Norwalk and nearby areas earned honors at the annual all-pony show sponsored by the Huron County Pony Breeders Association at the fairgrounds Sunday. Winners included Sharon Geer on Shay's Cindy in the mares 46 to 54 inches pleasure class and in open trail performance, with Berlin Heights entries Tammy Suhanic on Princess and David Blackann on Pal among other category victors. Entrants extended to Cincinnati, with 125 halter and 96 preferment entries. A novice showmanship class drew strong interest from youngsters. part of the proceeds benefit Christie Lane School.
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Norwalk
Huron County Pony Breeders Association
Fairgrounds
Sharon Geer
Shay
Cindy
Berlin Heights
Tammy Suhanic
Princess
David Blackann
Pal
Jan Suhanic
Christie Lane School
Benedict
Scott
Rick
Clyde
Corwin
Burcun Market Reporter Auction Results Summary
Livestock sale details for Bucyrus consignors show hogs 22.75 to 25 for butcher weights up to 221, sows 17 to 20.50, boars 16.60 to 17.50, feeders 227. cattle overall 50 to 75 cents lower with steers 28.25 to 34.20, heifers 26 to 32.30, cows 18.50 to 23.30, bulls down to 21.50, calves 24 to 44, sheep and lambs one dollar fifty lower with spring lambs 29.50 to 31.85. Slaughter sheep 59.30.
Area Calendar Highlights From Milan Monroe and Greenwich
Milan events include church services at Milan Friends Church and a dinner at Edison Park plus an Edison School awards night and a Melon Festival banquet at Town Hall. Memorial Day parades and dinners occur in Milan and Monroeville with various civic groups hosting meetings and junior events. Greenwich lists South Central Day at Cedar Point, High School honors, and local club activities while Wakeman and nearby townships schedule meetings and social gatherings.
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Milan
Beatingham
Milan Friends Church
Edison Park
Edison School
Future Homemakers of America
Milan Melon Festival Committee
Town Hall
Park Street
Kiwanis Club
Congregational Community United Church of Christ
Ridgefield Township
Trinity Lutheran Church
Monroeville High School
Riverside Cemetery
Zion Episcopal Church
Episcopal Church
Ohio Enacts Ban on Pigs From Cholera States
Seven hog cholera cases arise in Ohio from a Tennessee dealer shipment. The Ohio Director John Stackhouse bans arrivals from Florida Georgia North Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee without proper licenses and health certificates. Shipping pigs into Ohio now requires a special Division of Animal Industry permit and existing permits are invalid. Government indemnity funds cover condemned stock under the Hog Cholera Eradication Program.
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Department
Division of Animal Industry
Ohio
Stackhouse
Florida
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Animal Industry Division
Ohio Department of Agriculture
Harry Goldstein
Dr. Goldstein
Selling Sporting Goods Classified Ad Contact 662 4241
Short classified notice invites buyers to purchase sporting goods. Includes a phone contact 662 4241 for quick responses. Timely, terse offer suitable for a local newspaper brief.
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Greenwich
Buck
Gerry Witt
Corwin Gannett
North Fairfield
Oak Shadows
Bucyrus Auction
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New London
First United Methodist Church
Neon
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North Main St
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LeRoy
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Maude Denner
Rotary
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Faith Circle
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Charity Circle
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