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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1952

Page

2

Ohio Groups Plan Tree Planting Programs

Diverse Ohio groups coordinate tree planting events citing soil and water protection, wildlife habitat, and beautification. Guided by Gov Lauser and school officials, April 9 events near Old Washington and a New London school forest dedication on April 22 involve farm groups, clubs, and religious leaders.

Ohio Frank J Lauserwe Temoras A Leusete Anc Ana Wunsnir Deen Guernsey Raymond Jones Old Washington New London School

County forestry events set for April at Bucyrus area farms

P. Chaway County schedules a forestry field day on April 24 at the R. G. Carpenter farm one mile west of Pellown. Crawford County to hold a field day on April 25 at the Moon Hai ran farm five and a half miles east of Bucyrus.

P.chaway County Forestry Tela Gay R. G Cerpenter Bucyrus Crawfora

Amherst High Track Schedule Is Announced

Amherst High announces the track schedule with practice meets from April 15 and meets at Lorain Medina Wellington Clearview Vermilion Rocky River Bald Mountain. Forty-eight boys enrolled include freshmen sophomores juniors and seniors with nine lettermen returning. Church announcements note new members at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and upcoming Good Friday and Easter services.

Axiherst Amherst High School Lorain Medina Welington Clearview Vermilion Rocky Rivier Bald Wallace IM. Gregg B. Tabbert G. Berringston A .Howells D. Starbuck E. Ellis B. Starbuck A. Rubel L. Barckert J. Latran Wohlever Knispel Brown Benedict Frederick Moore Moskal Schatz M. Starbuck Mulder B. Barckert Brandon Briggs Woodings Nelson Reinhardt Fashing Gasper Gerber S. Latran McLoda Piwinski Schieferstein St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Daniel Frederick Robert Hasley Kathleen Grugel Geraldine Kreger Loy Anne Riemer Constance Tirch Anna Bonnette Rudolph Frederick William Hasley Willard Mengel Robert Bishop

Bone Meal Import Restrictions Not Planned By USDA

The Agriculture Department does not plan to impose severe bone meal import limits to stop a livestock anthrax outbreak. Assistant chief S. Flatness says action is not planned and if any is needed it would be severe. Officials search for outbreak sources while some blame Belgian imports and others point to domestic meat.

Washington Agriculture Department S O. Flatness Departments Bureau of Annual Industry State and Industry Secretary of Agriculture Charles F. Brannan Trate

church activities and union services outline for Easter week

Postponed friendship club meets in church parlors at 8 p m. April 17 clean up by ladies and any able men. Congregation quarterly meeting April 22 at 8 p m in church parlors. Various worship services and union meetings planned at St Peters and other churches through Easter week including Maundy Thursday communion and Easter sunrise service with Pilgrim Fellowship break fast reservations required.

Eran Friendship Club St. Peter’s First Evangelical United Brethren Union Evangelistic C. R. Wendell Bellevue Brownhelm

Farming Advice From Past Century Clipped In Ohio Files

An Iowa clipping in Ohio State University archives recalls 1800s farming tips. It cites 1873 rabbit damage from fish oil on apples, 1871 rope or blood barriers for rabbits, and liver rubs as a remedy. Beekeeping advice warns honey on skin to avoid stings. hog cholera cure claims venetian red with milk in troughs restores hog health.

Columbus Iowa Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University

World's Hog Population At Record High

The January 1 hog population reached 305 million head, up three percent from a year earlier and five percent above the prewar average, with gains mainly in North and South America. Dairy production in late 1951 fell versus the same period in 1950.

North America South America

Survey On Labeling Of Canned Goods Test In July

Columbus homemakers will join a project in July to test whether the quality grading scale used by manufacturers in labeling canned goods is significant in home use. Wilbur Gould of Ohio State University notes 150 homemakers will participate and explains consumer confusion comes from many brands and varying package sizes and weights. Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act in 1939 to guard against adulterated commodities and false labeling.

Columbus Wilbur Gould Ohio State University Gould

Name New Specialist In Farm Management

Columbus Ohio State University announces Frederick A Hughes as the new farm management specialist on the Agricultural Extension Service staff appointed by director C M Ferguson Hughes a Pennsylvania native and Penn State graduate succeeds Floyd DeLash-

Columbus Agricultural Extension Service Ohio State University C. M. Ferguson Frederick A. Hughes Pennsylvania Pennsylvania State College iHughes Floyd DeLash

Farm Delegate Sings When Language Fails

Ohio IFYE Lucille Neal recalls six week stay in Puerto Rico where language barriers led her to sing. Host family welcomed her with hospitality while Puerto Rico faced unemployment and sanitation issues and the island promoted Operation Bootstrap. Neal offers talks through county extension offices.

Columbus Ohio International Farm Youth Exchange Puerto Rico Lucille Neal Miss Neal Charles von Neal Orient Pickaway County United States Agricultural Extension Service Neal

Farmers Buy Most Land Sold In Four Ohio Counties

Ohio State economist R H Moore reports 68 percent of land sold in four counties in 1951 went to farmers. Among buyers 32 percent were nonfarmers, with 36 percent owner-operators and 19 farm tenants progressing to land ownership. About half of nonfarm buyers planned to farm the land.

Wooster iOhio R. H. Moore Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station Moore Ohio

Hughes retires from Ohio extension staff details

Mutt Hughes, who retired early in the year, had been with the Ohio extension staff after serving as Manager of the Westtown School Farm in Westtown, Pennsylvania. A World War II veteran, Hughes' career included agricultural education and farm management roles.

Mutt Ohio Extension Hughes Westtown

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