Farm outlook 1965 gains despite fewer farms
Harvard’s John Black and Michigan State’s James Bonnen warn of a 1965 shift to larger farms with 17 percent more output on fewer acres. Labor per unit rises about 25 percent, meat and dairy rise while potatoes and cereals fall. Government controls persist, with acreage cuts in cotton wheat and feed grains and grazing land expanding.
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John ‘D.: Black
Harvard
James T.’ Bonnen
Michigan State
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Congress
Black
Bonnen
The Merry Sewers First Year Club Meeting
The Merry Sewers 4 H club met at Margaret Beutler’s home May 239 to organize with Esther Griffith as president Karen Kirkbride as vice president Dorothy Moser as secretary and Marianna Winward as reporter. Leaders are Margaret Beutler and Helen Schwartz. They held their second meeting at Helen Schwartz’s home last week and made place mats with refreshments served to the officers.
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Esther Griffeth
Karen Kirkbride
Dorothy Moser
Marianna Winward
Margaret Beutler
Gay Cooks 4-H Club Holds Meeting At Archibald Home
The Gay Cooks third year 4 H club met at Norma Archibald home on Friday June 1 to organize. Officers named were Vickie Nuffer president Ione Beutler vice president Rosanne Schwartz secretary Nadine Phillips reporter and Carol Dalley song leader. Leaders are Norma Archibald and Erma Jones. Refreshments served to Vickie Nuffer Carol Dalley Nadine Phillips Rosanne Schwartz and Mrs Jones. A second meeting was held last Wednesday at Carol Dalley home with Carol demonstrating five minute cabbage Idaho potatoes and cutting raw vegetables. Served to Vickie Nuffer Nadine Phillips Rosanne Schwartz and Norma Archibald.
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Norma Archibald
Vickie Lynn Nuffer
Ione Beutler
Rosanne Schwartz
Nadine Phillips
Carol Dalley
Erma Jones
Vickie Nuffer
Happy Stitchers
Thella Ware
Carolyn Bergquist
Marriott Talbot
Virginia Talbot
Shirley Jean Morrison
Barbara Ann Keller
Ware
Five Little Workers Club Holds Second Year Meet
The Five Little Workers 4-H club held its second meeting at Ardell Henderson's home on May 29 with Mrs Maughan present to organize. Officers include President Sharon Taylor Vice President Faye Peterson Secretary Alaine Archibald reporter Helen Bingham and song leader Judy Rodrero. Refreshments were served to Mrs Maughan Sharon Taylor Faye Peterson and Helen Bingham. A second meeting was held on June 7 at Faye Peterson home where she demonstrated making cereal.
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Five Little Workers
Ardell Henderson
Maughan
Sharon Taylor
Faye Peterson
Alaine Archibald
Helen Bingham
Judy Rodrero
Henderson
Snipperetes Sewing Club Organizes Second Year
The Snipperetes 4-H sewing club held its June meeting at leader Orthea Moser's home to organize the group. Kathryn Blau was named president with Lucille Chase as vice president and Dorma Rogers as secretary.
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Snipperetes
Orthea Moser
Dayton Black and White Dairying Club Meeting
Dayton Black and White 4 H club met at the local dairy barn to discuss project progress and planned demonstrations for the upcoming fair. Members shared trimming and milking techniques and agreed on a schedule for judging sessions.
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Dayton Black & White Dairying Club
Dayton
Black and White Dairying
4-H Club
4-H Club Meetings Lead Off Seasonal Activities
A series of 4-H club gatherings details leaders and officers. Dan Cahoon presides May 18 as Gary Cahoon becomes president and David Stevenson vice president, with others attending. A May 25 meeting at Edwin Hobbs’s home follows. The Happy Stitchers elect Carolyn Bergquist as president and list officers, then plan material buys for slips and share refreshments. Happy Homemakers meet at Patricia Brenchley’s home with a dishwashing demo and cocoa, cookies, and next meeting at Paula Hansen’s. The 4-H Busy Stitcherettes convene at Dora Hart’s home with piano solo by Karen Lee Roberts and new demonstrations. Leaf Players meet at Mary Bergquist’s home, elect officers Bob Fellows, Wade Dursteler, Jay Larsen, Roy Ware, and discuss yearly work with refreshments.
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Dan Cahoon
Gary Cahoon
David Stevenson
Billy Jones
Dennis Campbell
Ronald Campbell
Edwin Hobbs
Patricia Brenchley
Paula Hansen
Dora Hart
Karen Lee Roberts
Frances Larsen
Mary Auger
4-H
Mary Bergquist
Leaf
Bob Fellows
Wade Dursteler
Jay Larsen
Roy Ware
Bergquist
Six Thimbles Meet for Sewing Club Update
The 4 H Six Thimbles led by Nancy Greaves met Tuesday at two o clock. Five members attended and listed are Fae Lynn Longstroth Ann Harris Portia Lloyd Elaine Moser Judy Oliverson and Jo Lynn Peterzgon. The group will begin sewing box projects and learn knot tying.
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Nancy Greaves
Thimbles
Fae Lynn Longstroth
Ann Harris
Portia Lloyd
Elaine Moser
Judy Oliverson
Jo Lynn Peterzgon
Mantle could chase Babe Ruth home run record at Yankee Stadium
Baseball writer Dan Daniel predicts Mickey Mantle may someday hit a fair ball out of Yankee Stadium and perhaps surpass Babe Ruth's 60 home runs in 1927. Mantle has remarkable power but faces rough injury recovery and lacks Ruth's poise, though his power edge remains.
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Yankee Stadium
Dan Daniel
Daniel
Sporting News
Mickey Mantle
Yankee
Oklahoma
Mantle
Babe Ruth
Ruth
Hank Greenberg
Jimmy Foxx
Mickey
Mantle and Ruth pace race to 100 yard mark in baseball lore
The article contrasts Mantle with Ruth, noting Mantle’s speed could threaten Ruth’s 1927 home run pace while Ruth’s September power looms. It highlights Mantle’s focus on winning for the Yankees, and mentions Lou Boudreau’s anti Mantle shift, which Mantle dismisses as crazy.
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Ruth
Daniels
Mantle
Mickey
Yankees
Daniel
Mer
Lou Boudreau
Yankee Stadium
Boudreau
Shift Hinders Power Hitter as Strikes Mount
The batter endured a rough day with three strikeouts and a foul out. The shift impact remains uncertain, with observers noting his rare power and comparing him to Ted Williams in his prime.
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Daniel
Ted Williams
Motion sickness cure story highlights Bonamine chewing gum
The article explains travel related ailments during vacation season and notes Bonamine as a long lasting motion sickness remedy from a study of 26 trials with 17 000 soldiers and airmen in the Army Air Force and Navy. Bonamine gum provides 24 hour protection for children and adults.
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Army
Air’ Force
Navy
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