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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1970

Page

7

Spelt gains ground as oat rival in local farming

In area farms spelt competes with oats for cattle and hog feed. J Corbett Walker notes 15 to 20 percent of farmers grow it due to fewer government restrictions. Seed quality, threshing difficulty, and smut control shape yields and profitability. The Frenches report seed fields exceed 500 acres with Cyrus Eaton among clients.

Germany J. Corbett Walker Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service Office W.B. French and Son Wakeman W.B. French Ira Lee Brighton Lee Cyrus Eaton Northfield W. B. French Robert French

Camden Clipperettes host bake sale and picnic plans

Community activities include a Kipton bake sale at Kipton Community Church with packed dishes and table service at 10 a.m. Aug 10. The Aug 15 project books judging at Oberlin First Church. A Lagrange Go-Getters meeting at Don Hoffman's home 7 30 p.m. Aug 11 baseball vs Sod Busters. 4H Citizenship Course attendees travel to Washington D C. Nome Alaska rainfall records show wide annual variation.

Camden Clipperettes Cheryl Town Lynette Steele Kipton Community Church Oberlin First Church Lagrange Don Hoffman Tomorro Sod Busters Ruth Horvath

4-Hers Set for Medina County Fair Opening

The Medina County Fair opens tomorrow with 1192 girls and 659 boys in 4-H clubs. Fairgrounds on Rt. 42 west of Medina host a baby beef sale Thursday at 7 30 p.m. 117 head of Black Angus and Hereford will be sold.

Medina County Rt. 42 Medina Gary Raser

Ag exports decline over two years amid global disruptions

Agricultural product exports have fallen for more than two years. Factors include the British devaluation French strikes and a U S dock strike. Strong crops in deficit areas like India and Pakistan and rising output and competition in other exporting nations also influence the trend.

U.S India Pakistan

Fewer but bigger dairy farms predicted by 1980

Agricultural economists project US dairy farms will shrink to about 200000 or fewer by 1980 from about 400000 today. Average herd size will rise to 50 to 75 cows per farm, with a shift toward family operations and more hired labor in larger units.

Ta Tn Whettland Grealne Elyria Industrial Equipment Oberlin

Family reunions keep roots alive in rural America

The piece reflects on the enduring habit of family reunions in the Midwest. It notes the predictable patterns, the roles of mothers and grandparents, the noisy squabbles over lineage, the long meals, and the aim of sustaining heritage while facing changing social norms.

Middle West America

Pomona Grange Re-elects Vogel Master in Huron County

John Vogel was re-elected Master of the Huron County Pomona Grange for the coming year. Officers include Payne Overseer Snyder Lecturer Corbin Chaplain Vogel Secretary Vogel Treasurer Stober Lady Assistant Steward Ward Pomona Allgood Ceres Fry Flora, plus executive committeemen Franklin Allgood Fishbaugh. Charlotte Gordon is pianist. A dessert smorgasbord is planned at Willard Grange Hall on Sept 16 after donations to the Huron County Emergency Band and baking sewing contest winners Angie Arnold and Donald Stoll.

New London John Vogel Huron County Pomona Grange Walter Payne Lawrence Snyder Mildred Corbin Paul Vogel Leroy Stober Hazel Ward Myron Allgood Pomona Beatrice Fry Ceres Ruth Carpenter Flora Ed Franklin Ray Fishbaugh Charlotte Gordon Angie Arnold Donald Stoll Willard Grange Hall

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