Memorial Day events and activities in Milan Monroeville New London
Area listings show Milan and Monroeville schedule including parades at 10:30 a.m. in Milan and 9 a.m. village square parade in North Fairfield. Memorial Day ceremonies at St. Joseph Church and Riverside Cemetery, plus Kiwanis cookout, public affairs meetings, and various church and club gatherings. In New London, Memorial Day service starts at 10 a.m. from Legion Hall with auxiliary and Grange events through the evening.
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Milan
Lockwood Chapel
Rotary
Milan Inn
Council
Town Hall
Monroeville
St. Joseph Catholic Church
Thomas P. Cullen
St. Joseph
St. Joseph Catholic
Riverside
Village Park
Kiwanis
Marsh Field
Board of Directors
Board of Public Affairs
North Fairfield
New London
Broome Wood
Legion Hall
American Legion Auxiliary
Grange
New London Grange Hall
School Menus and Military Notices Highlight Local Graduates
The page lists weekly school lunch menus for several districts, with items like Hot Ham Sandwiches and Sloppy Joes, along with dairy and fruit choices. It also reports military graduations and promotions for Airman Michael D. White, Specialist Edward H. Weinert, Private Dallas F. Smith, Private First Class Robert M. Hunter, and Private First Class Dallas F. Smith, detailing training locations in Mississippi, Germany, and South Carolina, plus service assignments and high school backgrounds.
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Budingen
Germany
Edward H. Weinert
Iva L. Weinert
Erie St
61St Artillery
3Rd Armored Division
Norwalk High School
Ft. Polk
Ft. Bliss
Tex
John J. Weinert
Nebraska Ave
Toledo
Dachau
Robert M. Hunter
Gerald R Hunter
Greenwich
Hunter
37Th Artillery
Army
Ft. Sill
Okla
Lafayette
Ind
UPI
Pentagon
Purdue
Planting Behind Schedule In Area Says 4-H Agent
County 4-H Extension agent Carlos Tucker says planting is later than last spring due to weather nearly ideal earlier. Fertilizer dealers report a rush period as farmers lag in corn and bean planting. Corn emerges in some fields while many fields remain unplanted. northern and western farmers near Norwalk usually start days earlier.
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Carlos Tucker
New London
Tucker
Norwalk
Time Running Out On Bill To Strengthen Farmer Bargaining
Congressional action on a bill to give farmers more bargaining power with processors faces delays. Support comes from the American Farm Bureau Federation and western co ops, while critics fear reduced competition. The House subcommittee led by Rep. Foley delayed action for a revised version prepared with administration input and possible fresh hearings.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Subcommittee
Agriculture Committee
Rep
B. F. Sisk
Dcalif
American Farm Bureau Federation
Western Farm Co-Op Groups
Agriculture
Earl L. Butz
Sisk
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
Agriculture Department
Richard E. Lyng
White House Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Justice Department
Federal Trade Commission
Nixon
Virginia Knauer
Foley
Paul Findley
American Soybean Processors Association
North American Dairy Show Set to Return in Columbus
Ohio officials Gene R. Abercrombie and Victor Lucas announce the Sixth Annual North American Dairy Show at the Ohio Expositions Center October 7 to 12. About 2,400 entries from at least 40 states compete for top awards in Jersey, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, Holstein, and Milking Shorthorn classes. Premiums total 85,000 with Intercollegiate and 4-H judging contests beginning October 9 and the FFA Judging Contest on October 7.
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Columbus
Lucas
Production Record High for Guernsey Cow in New Hampshire
Hickory Groves Premier Candy a seven year old Registered Guernsey cow owned by Paul and Edward Beiler of Bellevue has achieved an official DHIR production record of 15660 pounds of milk and 641 pounds of butterfat in 305 days from two daily milkings The testing was supervised by Ohio State University and reported by The American Guernsey Cattle Club
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Peterborough
Hickory Groves Premier Candy
Paul & Edward Beiler
Bellevue
DHIR
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Ohio State University
Fourteen Finish 4 H Tractor Certification Course at Albright
Fourteen of nineteen participants completed the 4 H Tractor Certification Course at Albright Equipment in Monroeville. County Extension Agent Carlos Tucker notes Terry Albright conducted the drive test and Tucker administered the written exam. The course emphasized hazards, safety practices, and basic tractor maintenance.
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Albright Equipment
Monroeville
Carlos Tucker
Terry Albright
Tucker
Plant health tips for ornamentals and pest alerts
The article advises how to diagnose plant distress in ornamentals including possible causes such as salts chemicals gas leaks drought or overwatering and suggests steps to check for root injury cankers wilt and leaf symptoms. It notes gypsy moth alert in Ohio urges buying local ornamentals and warns about DDT ban limiting control measures.
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Ohio
United States
Local 4-H Clovers Plan Bake Sale and June Meet
The Lucky Clovers 4-H Club met May 18 and issued project books to all girls. They set a bake sale for June 3 and plan another meeting June 1 at Judy Raffy’s home. The Seamless Sewers met May 25 at 3:30 p.m. with advisors Mrs. Shaffer and Mrs. Oblender hosting.
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Lucky Clovers
Judy Raffy
Richard Shaffer
Steven Oblender
Newton St
Angel Shaffer
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American Legion
Featherweights Tops Club
Sherwood Dendinger
United Church
United Methodist Church
A.m
Pell
South Central
P.m
North Fairfield Grange Hall
Biloxi
Miss
Michael D. White
Howard White Jr
Wakeman
Keesler Afb
U.S. Air Force
White
Western Reserve High School
FT. Jackson
S.C
Dallas F. Smith
Roy M. Smith
Willard
Pvt. Smith
1St Brigade
Berlin
ST. Paul
Hursday
Western Reserve
Carl Cawrse
Bill
Wagon Wheel Restaurant
Wakeman, O
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House OF Service
Complete Automotive Machine
Norwalk Parts CO
the House of Service
S. Linwood Ave
John Wells
Laurie Ullman
Tammie Hipp
Washington, DC
New York
Chavely
Gravely-Ohio CO
Herrick Ave
Wellington
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