First Scott County Extension Council Meeting in 1942
The 1942 extension year opens with 41 attendees from 15 of 18 active clubs including Miner Commerce Hove Salcedo Porterswich Owensby Wylie Diehstadt Perkins Blodgett Oran Head White Oak McMullin and Lusk. Officers named for 1942 are H A Lewis president W C Irwin vice president A H Anderson secretary treasurer and W G Hilpert game and song leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Council
Miner
Commerce
Hove
Salcedo
Porterswiich
Owensby
Wylie
Diehstadt
Perkins
Blodgett
Oran
Head
White Oak
McMullin
Lusk
Graysboro
Morley
Dunaver
Hope
Mesdames
H. A. Lewis
Ben O. Matthews
Marshall McGuli
Miner Club
Scott County
Porterswitch
Pleasant Hill
Rockview
South Rockview
Owenssy
MacMullin
Diehlstadt
Lennox
Sam Branson
Ernest Hanselman
Extension County Council
W. C. Irwin
A. H. Anderson
W. G. Hilpert
1941 Scott County Extension results and farm program highlights
In 1941 Scott County Extension activities supported 1110 rural families with about 136,892 dollars in non monetary income. Participation rose 184 percent from 1940 with 276 volunteer women leading clubs and 4 H clubs aiding youth. Gardens produced 13.7 varieties with 180,000 quarts canned and 73,000 preserves. 78 new storage structures. The report notes widespread soil fertility efforts, farm tours, and a push for 4-H clubs in every community to boost defense food production and home health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott County
Extension Servic
Federal Surplus Commodities Corportion
Sam Branson
J. T. Smith
E. A. Sprenger
Otto S. Diebold
S. J. Jirik
Fred M. Forbis
A. G. Gasser
Evin Burke
R. P. Schuchart
Tony Gosche
Roy Johnson
Louis Albrecht
Lusk
Raymond Gage
Benton— Market
H. L. Jackson
L. A. Bom
Lennox
Soil Conservation I
Lester Fadler
McMullin
Ernest Alsup
New Hamburg
Soil Conservation II
E. Eggeman
Latino
1942 4 H Clubs Select Defense Related Projects
The 1942 4 H Clubs in Kelso, Rockview, South Rockview, Wylie, and Commerce picked defense related projects. Kelso baby beef led by Pete Scherer, Rockview soil conservation I led by Mrs Ruth Blocker with breakfast by Mrs E Crumbaugh, South Rockview breakfast by Mrs Chas Baty, Wylie soil conservation I by Mrs James N Ozee, Commerce dinner led by Mrs A H Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Pete Scherer
Rockview
Soil Conservaton I
Ruth Blocker
E. Crumbaugh
South
Farm Bureau Activities Engage Scott County Families
Scott county families are joining the Farm Bureau with less hesitation as they grasp the organization’s benefits for farmers and the public. Tony Gosche reports 28 memberships from Sylvania township, Edwin F. Birk notes Tywappity township progress, and Alva Vaughn adds 18 from Sikeston area. Many solicitors have limited contact results, with the active drive ending Saturday December 20 at 5 p.m and final turn in on Monday December 22 at 1 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Zei
Extension Service
College of Agricultural Experiment Station
AEA
AAA
FCA
Fam Bureau
Scott County
Otto S. Diebold
Tony Gosche
Sylvania
Edwin F. Birk
Tywappity Township
Alva Vaughn
Sikeston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Scott County Farm Activities
Leon M. Lane
Ella Fikuart
Co. O. Luper
Stott County
Merry Homemakers
Extension Club
Salcedo Extension Club
Attenton
Mitchell-Sharp Chevrolet CO
Chevrolet Building
Sikeston, Missouri
Ort
W. Malone
Missouri
Guessoline
Midwest
Istandard
NBC Blue Network
Archie
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