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Norwalk Reflector

Location

Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1968

Page

5

Farmer-Politician Art Henry Reflects On Youth And Politics

Art Henry, 68, retired from farming and politics after a long career in Monroeville. He opposed draft card burning, praised youthful political interest, and noted shifts in political media coverage. Henry recalled Johnson and Coolidge announcements, predicted Nixon and Humphrey race outcomes, and described a life shaped by campaigns from 1930 onward.

Art Henry Monroeville Henry Johnson Calvin Coolidge Richard Nixon Hubert Humphrey Meta Ridgefield Township

NORWALK 4 H CLUBS HOST MAY MEETING NOTES

NORWALK 4 H clubs held meetings at various homes and sites on May 15 and May 6. Members discussed monthly summer horse shows and high point awards to be sent to the annual Quarter Horse Show, plus demonstrations on horse parts and hand care. Off​icers and awards were announced, and plans included entering a parade and community cleanup projects.

Norwalk Maple City Maple City Jrs Maple City Srs Busy Bakers Eunice Olcott Connie Schaffer Sally Adelman Willard Olcott R.N

Farm Bureau urges $15 auto plate fee in Huron County

Huron County Farm Bureau Board of Trustees backs a proposal to raise auto registration from the current rate to 15 dollars. President Ralph Walcher cites a growing road burden and traffic as reasons and notes Ohio lags behind other states. If commissioners fail to act by July 1 1968, municipalities could implement the increase, diverting funds locally.

Huron County Farm Bureau Federation Board of Trustees Ralph Walcher The Huron County Farm Bureau

Jr. Fair Elects Officers for Huron County

Huron County Junior Fair board elected Henry Dalton Wakeman Wranglers 4H Club as president and Jerry McLaughlin South Central FFA as vice president with Marcia Dalton Wakeman Blue Ribbon 4-H Club as secretary. Assignments named by Carlos Tucker and George Landon for department assistant superintendents across home economics, 4-H home economics, crops, shop, dairy cattle, beef and swine and other divisions.

Huron County Junior Fair Board Henry Dalton Wakeman Wranglers Jerry McLaughlin South Central Ffa Marcia Dalton Wakeman Huron County Carlos Tucker 4-H George Landon Vo-Ag Jean Brooks Monroeville FHA Linda Cook New London Fha Sharon Smith Willard Fha Amy Weisenberger Western Reserve Fha Lisa Fishbaugh South Central Fha Karen Libbee Norwalk Fha Debbie Burns Modern Misses Debbie Songstock North Fairfield Diane Stein New Haven 20Th Century Farmers Gerald Huffman Ripley Jr. Farmers Roger Kipp Willard Ffa Dairy Cattle Department David Ross Western Reserve Ffa Swine Department Asant Richard Smith Greenfield Beavers 4H Club Tom Anderson New London Ffa

BurcyUS Auction Report Mankell Merges Livestock Totals

Market data from Mankelk Bucyrus consignments shows 211 consignors with 1 411 head. Hog section lists 807 head, feeder pigs 244, cat 18.25 to 19.25. Cattle totals 273 with steers 20 to 27.70, heifers 18 to 26.50, cows 16 to 20.50, bulls 21.50 down. Calves 47 with prices 23 to 39.50. Sheep and lambs total 314 with losses of about 1 and ranges from 24 to 29.70 plus aged sheep at 48.80. Market overall lower on hogs and sheep.

Registered Cows Finish DHIR Tests

Eight registered Guernsey cows from New London and Bellevue completed DHIR production records. The American Guernsey Cattle Club noted cows were milked twice daily during a testing period supervised by Ohio State University. Four cows from Paul and Edward Beiler of Bellevue finished in 305 days, with additional tested cows owned by William C Erf of Bellevue, Robert William Moser of Bellevue, and Ralph Stone of New London.

Guernsey New London Bellevue American Guernsey Cattle Club Ohio State University Paul & Edward Beiler William C. Erf Robert William Moser Ralph Stone

Huron County Fair Attendance And Premium Totals

The Huron County Fair drew 52 000 attendees last year with 6 078 paid in senior division premiums and 3 901 in junior division premiums. Neighboring counties records show Erie 38 000 Lorain 110 000 Mahoning 375 344 Ashland 55 114 Richland 30 000 Seneca 32 500. Data from Administrative Fair Records Ohio Department of Agriculture Information Services.

Erie Lorain Mahoning Ashland Richland Seneca Administrative Fair Records Ohio Department of Agriculture Information Services

Farm Soybean Demonstration Yields Noted in Huron County

In 1967 five acre soybean trials hosted by the Cooperative Extension Service highlighted top yields and profits. Allen Ruggles Ridgefield Township achieved 46.5 bushels per acre and earned $47.57 per acre net, while Norman H. Smith Greenfield Township posted 38.08 bushels with a $35.48 margin.

Huron County Cooperative Extension Service Allen Ruggles Ridgefield Township Norman H. Smith Greenfield Township

Wheat acreage cuts urged for next year by farmers

Washington reports that wheat farmers, per the Agriculture Department, recommended large reductions in national wheat acreage allotments for the coming year. The move aims to tighten supply and support prices amid market pressure.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department Department

CCC Loans On Corn Soybeans Increase

The Commodity Credit Corporation raises price support loans by half a billion dollars in the nine months ending March 31 with the largest gains for feed corn and soybeans. Inventories fall by $1 billion versus March 31 1967 as loans total $2.5 billion vs $1.9 billion the prior year. Net losses from operations run under $3 billion, and growers discuss reducing allotments by 10 to 15 percent to cut land in production.

Washington UPI Commodity Credit Corporation CCC

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Coolidge Republican Organization Board of Elections Norwalk Drifter’s 4-H Club Northside Club Northside Brian Stephen Schaffer Marvin Smith Kurt Heyman Don Asselman Melvin Smith Brian Schaffer Steve Pierce Halfway Road Comancheros Sharon Weisenberger Tina Wagster Tom Dunlap Jean Tetrick Sharon Trembley Russell Draper Steve Dunlap Teresa Steve Ohio T.T. Brady Sweetwater Tex Robert C. Hicks Hicks Brady Connie Robert Jr. Fair Mankelk Bucyrus Auction Delco Remy Autolite Delco Hyatt & Timken Wagner McCord National Hastings & Sealed Briggs & Stratton Engines & Parts Sherwin - Williams Auto Paint Thompson Products Federal Mogul Engine Bearings Diesel Complete Machine Shop Norwalk Parts Company Linwood Ave the House OF Service Farm By John Wells Robert Gildenmeister Cletus Fries Paul E. Haas Sherman Township Richard Flint Ripley Township Kenton Sherman Donald Andrews George McMahon James Yingling Sylvester Lepley Lyme Township Agricultural Laboratories of Columbus W.C. Chalfin Swift & Company of Fostoria Ask National Grains Advisory Committee Tift Firelands Tool Rental, Inc Woodlawn
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