LaGranges Leatherburners Adopt Aged Grandparents For 4-H Project
LaGrange Leatherburners 4 H club adopted two elderly residents, Miss Mabel Smead and Alfred Means, at Lorain County Home as grandparents. Means, 83, arrived in the United States at 16 and outlived two wives, while Smead, 84, helps in the home cafeteria. Members visit regularly, exchange cards, and plan Easter remembrances as the club expands with photography and horse projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Smead
Alfred Means
Lorain County
Means
United States
Ther
Keller
Kellers
Betty Roser
Barbara Harper
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Cadillac
Brook Park
la Grange
Whitehead Rd
David
Brownhelm B.B
Ffair
Brownhelm Ischool
4 H Club Names Demonstrators for County Contest
The Columbia Busy Beavers 4-H Club selected Johnny Malik and Glenda Zeimer to present health and safety demonstrations at the county contest on June 4 during the group’s meeting at Eldon Fish’s home.
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Columbia
Paula Felton
Gary Teel
Paula
Gary
Eldon Fish
Wooster
Ter
Diane Devine
Community Hall
Valley City
Carlisle Creators 4-H Club
Molly Whitmore
Mary Linda Kirkpatrick
Patty Flowers
Cheryl Ryan
Ginny O'Connor
Pam Pickworth
Marilyn O’connor
Cheryl
Jane Ryan
Agricultural product purchases rise and 4 H notes
U S agricultural purchases last year totaled 1415 million up from 1151 million in 1963 with variable levy items at 458 million and non variable items at 958 million. Notes detail 4 H Club activities and meetings across several homes churches and halls with member recognitions and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Wain-Roy Model F Backhoe Arrives at Elyria Industrial Equipment
Elyria Industrial Equipment Co. announces the Wain-Roy Model F Backhoe now available for mounting on Ford Oliver or Massey Ferguson tractors. Dick Polen notes its reinforced box-type boom and dipper stick, hardened wear points, simple four hose sizes, quick hitch feature, and field friendly service. The unit, with a complete filtering system, claims faster digging across any tractor and is sold at Oberlin Road and West Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Industrial Equipment Co
Dick Polen
Wain-Roy
Elyria
Oberlin Rd
West Ave
Increased corn planting expected in 1962 USDA report
The United States Department of Agriculture projects about one million more crop acres in 1962, totaling 307 million versus 306 million the prior year. Soybeans show the largest gain with 2.6 million acres. oats and barley decline. cotton and corn down about half a million acres. Winter wheat up 4 percent, rye down 6 percent.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Acreage shifts and pest control notes in county extension report
Extension notes changes in 1965 crop acreages show corn up 1 percent soybeans up 1 and hay down 2. Woodpecker damage to poles and houses discussed with control tips including repellents and linseed products. Knotweed control using 2 4 D and Silvex and Dicomba timing and hazards outlined.
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Ohio Agricultural Experiment Station
Wooster
Lorain County
Quekler Building fits your tireds from construction firm
A general contractor advertises a Quekler Building solution tailored for tired professionals seeking practical, durable construction services. The note emphasizes efficiency and reliability in building or renovating spaces.
Farm Stabilizer Budget Highlights 1965 Allocations
The 1965 USDA budget totals 89 billion dollars with stabilization of farm income consuming about 2.5 billion. Feed grain payments exceed 843 million while wheat diversions, direct price supports, and cotton payments total hundreds of millions. Major USDA program costs include 4.3 billion benefiting consumers and the public, with foreign relations and defense at about 2 billion and rural electrification plus farmers home programs at 434 million. Long range agricultural and natural resource programs run about 1.1 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
USDA
Rural Electrification Administration
Farmers Home Administration
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LaGranges Leatherburners
James Keller
Dan Ferren
Ebosh
Douglas
J D
David Ferren
Nancy Reinders
Dana Ebosh
Brian Ebosh
David Bush
Janet Conrad
Denny Powell
4-H Club
Young America
East Oberlin Workettes
Emogene Neumann
Carol White
Margie Keener
Pamela Cazeau
Lois and
Loretta Hahn
Linda Neumann
Sharon Hahn
Roseann Mlazovsky
Belden Jolly Jo’s
Sharon Brown
Wilma White
Helden Methodist Church
Liverpool
Nancy Bart
Ridgeline Aggies
Cld
Henry Szewczyk
Fowl
North Elyria Grange
Charles
Carlisle True
Carlisle Grange Hall
Midview High School
Grange Hall
Amiben
Kipton Elevator
Tos
Ohio Tractor Sales
Center Ridge Road
North Ridgeville
The
Oliver Sales & Service
Elyria Industrial Equipment
Obertie
Harold Spence
T.B
Carlisle
G. W. Fox
Duckler Buildings
Kenwood St
Elyna
Creston
Ohio
Creston Livestock Restaurant
Hoya
U.S
Mow Town
Hambley
Lake Ave
Bui Hambley
Litchfield Elevator
Medina
Chatham
Litchfield
Rvaute
IEW Compact
Bolens
Oberlin Ave
Pal Fen
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