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New Madrid County Extension Year’s Work Report
New Madrid county Extension agents summarize 1945 activities including balanced farm plans for many families, 15 4-H clubs with 153 members, pig projects boosting state judging results, and extensive home economics and public health efforts. The report notes field days, club camps, demonstrations, yard improvements, training meetings, and countywide cooperation, with 1320 farm families involved and Farm Bureau oversight. Community 4-H and home economics clubs across Bockerton to Parma highlight cadences of gardening, canning, clothing, and nutrition programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Madrid
A. C. Littell
Arthur Matson
Nelson Matson
E. R. Gemberling
Victor McClure
LeRoy Montgomery
C. A. Critchlow
A. J. Anderson
Gordon Stroud
T. A. New
Howard New
Charles Gardner
C. A. Lindenschmidt
J. E. Lewis
Jericho
Kewanee
LaForge
Maple Grove
Marston
Matthews
New Hope
Parma
Philips
Risco
Lamar Love
Gene Woolverton
Norman Smith
Arcadia
Frances Sue Stowe
Matthews Food Preparation II
Peggy Bagby
Ava Lee Burleson
New Hope Clothing II
Risco ‘and
Kiwanis
Clarkan
Missouri Earry
New Madrid County
Harold Sloas
X. Caverno
Canalea
Arline Avery
J. D. Twitty
Ellen Burnett
Joe Allen
C. M. Barnes
Herbert Rolf
Extension Board
Phillips
Pinder
Lilbourn
Hurricane Ridge
Fairview
Baderville
Gideon
Canaloa
Lildown
Bureau of Home Economics
Cape Girardeau
Portageville
New Mudnd
Candleu
le Forge
New Madrid County Farm Bureau Planning Committee
Farm Bureau Board
Farm Bureau