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Newspaper
The Canton Repository
Location
Canton, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1949
Page
3
Lena Huggins nine-year-old cares for a two month old fawn after it suffered two broken legs. The deer had a hind leg amputated and a front leg set by Dr. F. S. Mitchell at Carrollton. The fawn was found on the Huggins farm four miles south of Carrollton during berry hunting. The bottle belongs to Billy Huggins aged five months.
Sixteen girls and women from Stark County will represent the county at the Farm Bureau Youth Conference at Hiram College this week. Delegates attending the home workshop and the conference proper include Mrs. Charles Ream, Mrs. Harry Netzley, Mrs. Henry Garman, Mrs. Atlee Ankefer, and delegates Luella Hawk, Mary Ann Doll, Charlotte Doll, Edith Tope, Richard Lotze, Junior Robson, Donald Mowry, Donald Fox, Stanley Whitmer, Lee Doll, William Mowry, and Gene Saeger. The event is the third in a series of Ohio discussions focusing on rural organization and cooperation to lift living standards with daily lectures on citizenship and youth problems.
The Stark County Farm Bureau groups feature a lineup of lecturers led by Rev. John Huston and C. Maurice Wieting alongside Mrs. Litta Rob erson Miss Alice Schwiebert Morris Allton and Ray Hobson.
Rain washed out much of the Bowdil Co annual picnic on Saturday. The baseball game ended after the third inning and several sports events were canceled. Children still enjoyed some games and contests, followed by dinner and motion pictures shown by F T Bowman. C L Bowman, firm president, hosted.
Fred Fisher aged 35 of 1044 Griffin Place SE was fined $10 plus costs in Municipal Court Saturday on a charge of driving without a license.
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